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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-21
New York State News.

Saratoga has had five fatal cases of small
pox.
Saratoga complains of extravaganza In
the village government.
Elmira Is frightened into spasms by bur-
glars, incendaries and robbers.
The High Rock spring. Saratoga, has
been sold at auction to John Foley for
$4,000.
The Blnghamton Republican calls the re-
cent election in that city triumph for free
whisky.
An old man named Hines was knocked
down and robbed by John Duffy, in Troy,
Wednesday.
The Cornell university rifle association
has decided to send team of twelve to the
intercollegiate rifle match.
The number of places where intoxicating
liquors are sold In Albany Is 1,075-or one
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when God Made Ian He Made Him
Perfect.

When God Made nan He Made Him
Perfect.
but by breaking Gods laws man has
brought disease upon himself The worst
of these are throat and lung difficulties.
Our climate is very ehangeable, and of
course every one is more or less liable to
colds, coughs and throat difficulties, which,
If not attended to at once, very often prove
serious and hasten their victims to the
grave. Now, it stands us in hand to guard
against these diseases. When God made
man he bresthed into his nostrils, not his
mouth, the breath of life, intended he
should always breathe SO. How is it to-
day. Every person who is troubled with
these diseases breathes through his mouth.
Is it any wonder then that we have so
much catarrh and throat and lung difficult
ties. There is nothing better for throat
and lung difficulties than Kendall's Pee
toral B.lsam. Now, If any OF you have
weak lungs, coughs, colds, or any disease
of the throat and lungs, if you will stop
breathing through your mouth and take
Kendalls Pectoral Balsam, you will soon
be healthy and happy. Try it. Only so
cents per bottle. Sold by all dealers in
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
d&w Rutland, VT.
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A Vast ION correspondent of the Port
land, a.aine, Press says that the men in
Washington from Iowa, Minnesota, Wis
cousin, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Cali
lorna, and ''many other states south and
west, talk of sending Blame delegations
"solid They erpect Ae,o England to be
" as solid in his .tituor, and their hope Is
"rsasonabls." Their hope may be as reason
able for carry ing the western states named
'solid" for Blaine as it is Of carrying New
England "solid;" but if it is no more so, we
fear that Blaines prospects are growing
small. by degrees and beautifully less. II
anything in the future is reasonably GER
tain, it is that the majority of the New
England vote will be for Benjamin H..
Bristow. If the delegates are representa-
tives of their constituents, they certainly
will be. Such would be the case to-day,
and he must be a careless observer Of
events that does not see that Bristow is
steadily, rapidly and irresistbly gaining
strength in all parts of the country, and
especially so in New England outside of
Maine, and that he is as surely and rapidly
distancing all competitors
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-21

TO about So persons. SO report the police
commissioners.
The pooimasier of the town of Unadilla
since Feb. |, 1875. has furnished subsist-
ence TO shout 250 tramps, at an average of
fifty cents each.
A Gieco-Rsmsn wrestling match at
Try, Wednesday night, between Professor
Bauer and NJ Jean De Lyon, was won by
the former. Another German victory.
Pattsburg has Temperance billiard
pailor" ia successful operation, and an or
ganlzation known as the temperance
guards numbering in its membership
nearly keven hundred boys
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-21

The members of the bar of the supreme
court held meeting Friday in the supreme
court room in Washington, to suitably no.
tice the death of Reverdy johnson. Ex-
Senator Matt Fl. Carpenter presided and
eulogies were delivered by Senators Ed
munds and Frelinghuysen, George Ticknor
Curtis, Representative j. Randolph Tuck
er, Il. N. Dickerson of New York, Henry
s. Foote of Mississippi and Gen. Garfield
of Ohio. There was large attendance OF
congressman and lawyers.
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A Few Words to Feeble und Delicate
Wnmcn

BY r. v. PIERCE NJ D.. OF the Worlds Dispen-
sary Buffalo. N Y, author OF "The Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser etc. etc.
Knowing that you are subject TO q great
amount OF suffering, tina delcacy on your part
has strone tendency 10 prolong II, and the
longer II Is neglected. the more You have en-
dure the more dlficult OF cure your case be-
comes, I. as u physician, who am daily consult
ed by scores OF your sex, desire to say to you,
that am instantly meeting with those who
have been treeted their ailments for months
without being benefited In the least until they
have become perfectly discouraged and have
almost mads up their mind never Tn take an
rher "Th had atner &
h ave their sufferlngs ended than to live and
suffer as they have; They say they are worn
out by suffering. and are made worse by treat
ment. or anything more discourag!Dg, W.
certainly cannot conceive, and were there no
more successful mode OF treating such ffcnl
ties than that, the principles Of W. ich teach
the reducing and depicting OF the vital forces
OF the system, when the Indications dictate q
adopted for them, their case would be deplor-
able indeed. But, lady sufferers, there Is a
bet er and lar more successful plan OF treat
meDt Tor you; on more in harmony with the
laws and requirements Of yolr system. A
harsh, irritating caustic treatment and strong
medicines Will never cure you. IL you would
| use rational means, such as common sense
| should dictate to every intelligent lady, take
| such medicines as embody the v ~ best invg-
Grating tones and nervines, compo nded with
| special reference to your delicate system. such
happy combination you viii lind In my Favor
tie Prescription, hch has received the high
| est praise from thousands OF your sex Those
laDguid tiresOme sensations. causing you 10
| feel scarcely able to be on your feet or ascend
| a flight OF stairs; that continual drain that Is
| sippng from your system all your former elias
| tcty, and driving the bloom from your cheeks;
| that continual strain upon your vital forces
hat renders you irrit ,ble and fretful, may all
| be overcome and subdu-d by persevering use
| OF that marvellous remedy. Irregularities and
| distractions to the pr per working OF your sys
| TEN are relieved by this mild and safe means
| while periodical pains, the existance OF which
| is a sure indication OF serious disease that
should not be neglected, readily yield to II, and
| II Its use be kept up for a reasonable length oil
| time. the special cause of the pains is perma
men ly Removed. Further light on these sub
| JectS may be obtained from THE Peoples
| Common Sense Medical Adviser" which have
| devoted large space to the consideration Of
all forms OF disease peculiar TO your sex. This
| work will be sent (post-paid) to any address or
| receipt OF $3.50. My Fdverito Prescription Is
| sold by druggists.
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IN THAT CONDITION OF THE SYSTEM
l. known as "used up,n whether the vital
forces have been exhausted by dissipation and
bad habits; or by protracted mental e,erIioD,
brain worry and over-work, DR.. Wheeler's
Compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Calissya
is OF extraordinary efficacy. The nervous sys-
TEN feels Its sustaining power Immediately,
and that depression OF spirits which 40 pros
trates and Kills, is removed, and elasticity and
to witness the rapidity and certainty with
which Phosphates supply the waste OF tissues
and restore vitality 10 all the organs OF the
body. They are the only medicinal agents
known to science that at the same time modify
ana control diseased action, and furnish mate
rial for building up bone, muscle and nerve.
fpblbd&w2w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-21

1t is now only some two months ago,
that the Free Press, with that inimitable
.'sarkasm" for which it is so noted, in
speaking of the nomination of John B.
Henderson for the presidency by the Wes-
Itch Post, remarked: "Carl is too late,
"however, for THE RUTLAND GLOBE had
previously suggested the name of Mr.
"Bri,tow." Itre,ly does seem now that
"Carl" acds ''too late" don't 1t T.?
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Vicinity Items.
MONTH FERRIsBURGH.

The centennial concert given by the
ladies aid society of this place, on Friday
evening, was decidedly a success. A large
audience gathered at the lodge room where
the concert was held, and at the time OF
opening there was hardly room to accom-
modate all. The following is the
pROGRANMF.
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The California Race.

On Friday night, the pool-selling for the
great four mile race was lively, at San
Francisco:
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FIRE Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
BELOW.
Ship Z W Stetson, Moore. from London May 81
CLEAkED.

Steamer Cmbria GER, Brandt. Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer Mas (DutclD. Chevalier. Rotteriam-runch.
Edye X Co
Steamer Columbus. Reed. Havana-wm p Clyde Co.
Steamer Gamma (br), Lddcoat. hamilton ,berlnuda-
steamer kichmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Anthracite. Grumlev Phlladepha-Jss HAND.
Steamer Eleanor.. Johnson. .Po-tiand-J y Amss
Steamer Glaucus Besrse. Boston-h Diwoek.
Ship Robert Lees tBr). Rose, London Grinne Mnturn
kCo
Bark Ginsto lAus). Coiombs. London -Socovich l. Co.
Bark Luisa Ntsl, Ansaldo. Galway-Funch, Edyc 4 Co.
Sesger
Bark Dolphin tNor. Lsschiy Cronstadt-runch Edys 4
Bark ostsrsa Nor, Eldridge. Stockholm Louis Teens
Bark lixsie Merry Kexxcr Antwerp-B T. Metcslf 4 Co
Bark vittoria dtaD. DE Msrno Trieste-Lsuro storey
Co.
Bark Curacao tB. Roberts. wiliismstsdt. Cur-Jossph
Foulke's Sons
Bark Eibs. Cover. Hsvana-J Ward &Co
Bark ImpcrAdor Br). Chapman. Bamore-TIicks Bell,
Brig Bismarck (Brl. Vance, Lverpool-J Whitney Co.
Brig Dan tSw), Holibers, Stockholm-Benhsm Boyc
Brig A-mida GtnD. Petreluzzi. Alexandria, E-A p
brig Sarah Kennedy. Wilkinson. Genoa John Zitto-
Brig Daylight. Marks. Georgetown. Dem-Lw 4 Arm.
Brig Edith Pickett. Luces, Ja-A II Solomon 4 Co
schr j l. Cressey tbp, Crossiey. Windsor NsC W Ber-
tank.
schr Alabama Ross. Jacksonvilis--warren Ray.
schr Hamilton, Mills Kings Ferry, st Msrys River.
Schr Nellie Treat whitney, Fernand,na Warren Raw
Schr Edward johnson. Orcut. Brunswick Ga-Avah Mud
gett =,
Schr Oskss Ames, E1munds. Baltimore--s ght Petty
Scir Tunis Dcpew. Baker. Bostor-Chas living
Schr Thos Ellis Kelly. Dennis sport-Doane 4 Gott.
Schr Commerce, Woodnan. Provincetown- : avland L
scnr Artist, Ciem.nt. wnrsham-H W Jackson L Son.
Schr Godwiu, Williams. Stamford-Samord Nanufse-
sioop Aida, McKsiop Nswark-Deansy wAltsrs
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP PURITAN, from Liverpool for Cslcu,ta which was
wrecked about July sausor Island had pilo
when the disaster occurred. Shc sold Tor 81, 100.
smir STAR of Ynrmcuth,, owned BY c blanchard and
others lost May TO- tue from Lobos de 1iea
ies and rsrs si"o IN chas soon Marine n %:
American. 5000; India, 5000 and Salem 81. 800
BaHx pAero.us sr,. from warrenpoint a. Philadelphia
overheard from the mainyard
MArLp. of Provideuce). With lumber from Calais
for New York went ashore Point Judith Tuesday
and hauled on W.dne .dny Pm wreckcrs al that
place with of schooner Peacedzs and towel to
Newport AN Of 2oh fu OF water salvage Of Gv per
Is claimed
Scmn IIxzIz (of Mobnsl has beon wrecked OF Belize
saved aud landed ut New Orleans July 10 schr Lily
OF the Valley
ASS DoLE. Bunce from Jacksonville for Mstsa.a,
which put into Fernandna short tinc In disres
resumed her the 18th int having finished rs
pairs.
York with cargo Of line disco, be fire Tues
day nigh. las; e vessel Was immsciasly sealed up ishs
through th- deck aud the lad barely
portion OF th,ir baggage and taken 10 Marthas
Vineyard yesterday t2Othl Ia thv steamer psnthsA Tbs
cargo consigned to r Brown. OF Nc~ York
scnR I.rzzs McNicuois from Labuc for w!odsor Ms
before reported ashore the wolves below Eastoort
hauled on by tnea states steamer Lev, Woodbury.. and
towcd t) lubec the 18th She lost iorsfcot
ALRxASpRfs July l9-rhe steamer Lady of th. Lake
which we'd here thi morning from Norok reports
the schr Daniel hroAn bound from tsi River Mass 20
well up the Point and w, probably experience some
whose not sseertaned, on Port Tobacco
Shoals, just opposite the Point
IsLss Jaly leschr sunbea am before report.
Southwest iar se had been ssaudou ed and the ma
trrisis sou al auction.
HALIFAX, Ms. July 2o-The American fishing schooner
Eastern Light laden with salt and fishing suppliss
ashore in leaving this port last night
PORTLAND July l9-Revenu- steamer Dallas yesterda ay
maekerel. Ashore Kegs Ledge Musangus Bay she iay
by her until the tide rose. when she assisted her OF
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
YACHT RACE ON THE SOUND.

The much talked Of race between the well known
sloop yachts Mary Emma and Pluck aud Luck took
place yesterday on Long Island Sound. oG New Ro
chelc Tac early morning did not prognosticaie
very desirable day for the race, Tor up to ten o'clock
there hardly breeze nstr over the water At
about o'clock, however, slight wind from the
sogthward sprung up and IL ircshencd into ten
knot breeze. The starting sisnai was gwen az ib
lin, and when the boats got away the Mary hmna
had the ucst ol II. Bat the Pluck and Luck by
making long tack toward Cty Island obtained the
weather position. nnd from that tine I'LL the end vi
the rarc-wulCh was twice over ave mile 10 wind-
ward lrom New Rochelle and return coUrse-shc con
tinucd not only 10 hold c advantage but tn Increase
the distance between her and her adversary. She
made the race III 3h. ,u,., and when she passed the
stsScboat the last time the Mary Emma not In
si2ht Tic Pigcs and Luck Is owned by Mcssrs. I'd
SPAIN and Vice Commodore Jacob schmidt, be-
longs to the Williamsburg club. aud ~ lcct i0i.
iucbcs in length. wnc the Mary Emma owned by the
lselin brothers, belongs To- the Scawanhaka is
~ feet Iona. This Tor $500 purse, and
sailed according 10 The rules OF tho Brooklyn Yacht
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
YACHTING NOTES.
.sed Wnltcslone ycstcrlay =

Passed Watcstone yesterday
Yacht Peerless, Nf.vC, Mr. Maxwell, from Sands
Point ,or New York.
The clio NY. &C, Nessrs Bradhurst and P.sit
from New York for Glen Cove aud tho sloop yacht
Add.c voorhis. NY.IC., Sr Roosevelt, from Oyster
Bay Tor New York.
The Madeleine N.YY.C., Mr. J. $. piokcrson, Is at
anchor OIL Chen Cove
The Waudcrcr. NY.Y.c, Mr. stiilman. previously
reported od HEEALD Tcic, raph station, at whestouc
l. l. proceeded tor Nowpcrt YESTERDAY.
The Columbia N.yYC. Mr lester wallack. from
Stamford. aud the Ficrtwng. N.NY.C. Mr. osgood,
are at anchor un the NsRALp Tciclrsph station
rhe English yacnt lle.cu, lrog New ork, xryed at
Newport yesterday.
The New York herald., 1876-07-21

white CT Wesleyan, and both ran fast for the 1rst
onarter. slower on the second, Green being never
headed and hnslly winning by about sixty feet in I'm.
lblss
~ THE BROAD
H. !. Willoughhy, ~ the University of Pennsylvania
alter several Efforts cleared eighteen feet three and
halt inches, and won, and to the public ENTERTAINMENT
for comrs sound before heard pretty
little glen. bunch OF tidy, genteel looking youths
dccked in dark red and black, with hats swinging high
IN the AIR, shouted, ''Hoorahn "Ioorah," 'Hooraln
Pcnn sylvia nah," which brought down general adj
miratiou and would have been most appropriate II cf
iecvely rendered when Don Cameron raised aiot
on the cnair at Cincinnati and traded away the Penn
sylvania votes.
recess was taken tIll the afternoon, and when
the crowd returned heavy thunder and wind storm
soon settled down on them drcnchng the track thor
oughly
BASE BALL THaowiSG
Though not Until taklu; advantage OF the high and
iavorns gusts. several fellows had made splendid
throws OF Dasc ball Mann, OF Princeton, won by
thrysix feet six ia ches. beating Adriance, OF Will
iains by 1--we feet. and closing day OF much good
sport, the other events standing over till ten 10
morning
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

AS.Es May 24-passsd ship Haze Wilkinson, Hong Kong
s"sS oss
Sailed May "a bark Agate Hibbard. New York
BR,pcKwirEn Ms. July 10 Sailed brig Eureka (Br)
tAEpKHAs July ls--saIled. bsrks W Gem tBr,. Col
Inns North OF iiGeras; brgs Long Reach, Andsrson dos
CKS!uE.os July i7-saicd barks Ciode, Miller. Bos-
Cow B.yGB, July is-Arrived. brig Ko..ack, smith,
c1ssIsa, rs. July is-Arrived, schr Emm. shaats
DExxRARA, june c4-In port. brig Anglo (Br, Rudolph.
ai a0sc k0s' July ARRIVED ship im'''i. Crosby Car
n.ySsA July c, ls-ArrIysd A steamer, Lord Cotton
wenonah. Bayley Pensacols aOth City OF New
sailed 18th s.r.m.r W G hew.s Morgan, New Orleans;
schrs Monaduock. Baker, do; A Farweli, Dizer Bst
LvK.rooI, July 15-Arrved. bark Maud scamnsn (BD,
MAYAcurz no dss.In late port schr II Hartman. Hsr-
Pic,ou ls,h Canadian. Mclean. Glasgow; ship
Cleared 18TH Moravisn Gr,ham Liverpool; bark
% Sosia s!pssr s July ,e.r.,v.a bark. Mary Law
ton 3D. Oliver IT,, Glcgss.e1 e Prince Oscar Nor syoT
Hume. Digsins, Dund.lk
psas..sreo. ascn. July io-s.ed steamer Fire Queen
PoRro cAnrLLo Jnlys4- In port. schr Mary Harmon.
Smith ssS. coiias' Rsila 's' Sio:
Cleared lsth ships Record Daziei Liverpool Prince Eu
Smith, do; banks Anna. Petersen. London; Alma
Thorbornsen. Pembroke; brig Bowes. Fisher Douglas
RIO JASEIRo. July l7-Csared. bark Tenplar. Booth.
Dcmerarx
SINGAPORE May % mot ieth) Sailed bark Hawthorne
Mason from Padang New York.
In port June J. barks Witch. Lewis for New York Sir
Robert sale (Br). for do
THOMAS. July = In port brig Julia Blake (Br) Knowl
from Rio Janero for New York. repg. sehr Winner
NASH from New York for ST Kits. repg
SAGUA July 1s-saed brig Gssry Conkliu. north of
Hstteras.
Sr JiGo. Julv 3-Sailed bark Stoke Tyler Boston
ST. JonS, B July l9-sailed, ships Jane Fish; Brown
Liverpool robque DR. new) do; bark Transit (Br new)
Pratt. do
Cleared. 10th. schr Ella Frances. New Haven.
VICTORIA. July IL Sailed City OF Panama. Sea-
bury, San Francisco.
YARMOUTH, Ms July l9-Arrved. steamer Dominion (Br)
Clements. Boston.
The New York herald., 1876-07-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July .lo-Arrived sstr. Zoe. George.
d,nee decatur osxss Norfolk caud sailed for Sswtown
T.ses NY Lydia Ndss,Sn; NswGsrg unea.. y No5T!eh:
ssa Jennie so,aus Helen hsy VIM Parker. Lille
a I..se 10! i Grs%ira do Ma
II. Picrson jersey City u skinner Union Flag Anne
BosroX July 20 Arrived se.mer Massa .luse,.s Br)
Waters. Liverpool .chrs Ella Mitche Rio 6iraade
Henry. sn w, ,ew York chsienxe Hart; G II Eaton.
Sas.sa I spring S,r % s,"c i"H sss P@ss Haley
a aso K:n sSss%sn s william mi sas
do; Emerson. Leeds do: Mocesty. Nickerson Port
Cleared sts.ner Seminole Matthews. Savannah; schrs
wyman yrSn1 .,, sn.. e;.on n.m: Waite @ Aywari.
B.yiis. do: Nellie Doc, rrask. do
saled-Barks Jennie Cushman aud S winsow; brig
YALTiMOKE July 90 arrived, steamer Martha Stevens.
Chance New York bark u,ke CRas.l; Blom Queenstown
brig. liberty DevsrsauS Bath, Ne; Flying Eagle. Carter
Laura Robinson, Kelly New York Frank Leaning Thomp
Lawrence House Boston; ship Marcia Day chase Mar.
lol, hDswer sers II MeSc Sisnsn tnsrsssnn
M"ryE Thompson. Gsey Rocport II Converse. Geaton
saied-steamers Leips,g. Bremen: San Marcos Liver
pSS Sasss AnnsrS Ads Srs s'en
meni oueenssown; brig Saba Gias.cn Dock.
moa-, wiiIe.s. Richmond Va '''
2oth-Arrsed. .chr Jennie Middleton. Whitaker Phil
clsarsdesear s Burde,, Hart. Brooks, New York,
saledasehrs rarry Not, Philadelphia; IL + simmons.
GALvESToS. July i5-cleared. brig Charlotte Buck,
ssilsd %, Steamer aarr6nrs wirth Philadspha 'ehr
GEoRii FLOWN, 81. July 1S-Clearcd schrs Eleanor.
Saires New York; Ben Borand, Spei shts do: Agile,
koberts do.
lowed out h-sehrs Jas Rudd. Eleanor. and GLOW
NEW ORLEANS, July ls--Ciesrcd. steamer Margaret.
Baker, Havana
.osh Arrived. schr Lily the Valley. from Belize.
sailed from tie pssses-Barks seventh Novembre (sp),
for Barcelona; Felo (>pl. do.
NORfULk. Juiy iS-Arrived. schrs Navou Rogers.
ABRAMS and Elbrdrc Gerry Gerry. New York Mary Ellen
! do
PHILADELpHIA. July 2o-Arrived, steamers vindi
Gator 10 GERS hchmond Fanita Howe. Prcvid nee Noe
folk. Ford Fall X yer: Maynower Davidson New York
ship Jnhan Gilman usl. hlstom. BRISTOL Is barks Fac
tous tBr, Churchill. Newry Eeorge barnard. berrvi
cora Ray. New York
Also srrivsd steamers wlamsport. wilctis. New York
Ccntpede, Miller Boston, Achilles Bacon. do Berks Pen
de.on, do; knttlesnskr Snos. do Hercules swnsey New
huryport schrs Ihos sweeney, Steelma Gardiner; VIM
Niier. May do EeDeeca smith. iracr. do Msrgc. Ne
tnidcn dos Lillic. IngersoI, Cohssset; L Stickney
Rogers Boston; Nellie Paine. kennebec; brooma all
/ do. Geo Nc,mger. do
Cleared Steamer A sinners. Warren. New York; shiI
John Patten. Duncan Bremen: bark Guiscppino ItaD
Chapela ilull Samuel shepherd Brl Evans Cenfuesos;
brig Olga tNorl, Larsen, iycrpooi scirs Rand Kim
me,. Boston. Colby. Wilcox, East Greenwich; Julia
Decker. Freeman. Prosipcrtown.
Also cleared bark Monte TABOR dta Reptile, Ipswich
bsss sae Giovanni Bsststa dtsp. scois Yarmouth Eng
The New York herald., 1876-07-21

Lstinsr % Ara.s,Sns Bsrssdsss sch,: sst s,ry % sS.
LEwr, Del July ship Union, STssn1sat s
rrono tBr, Allen Pierre schr Sarah Reid, Gu9sil
Went to sea aoth steamer Indians. for Liverpool ship
Lisse Moses. for Antwerp
sailed nrh II hsa Of % Ss ss os s
PORTLAND: Ne, July ls-Csmed sehrs Sellis Chase,
Randall and Maggie Ellen. Ltejohn kennebec to load
ssiied-Schr Nellie Chase.
2oth-Arrived. .chr Almsds, New Ysrs
Spear. New York 60 load for Enroes.
4a Eacs for
SAVE San rRxNofsGo RAM so July is~ArriSsa ship Eaorad..
ei ciss.d~ f1sdsrisa Maria Gs.o. Ds~ iaaiqu.s
sailsd~Bsris Rival. Adams. Astoria; Rainier Whit
Port Gamble: Caroline Reed Seymour s'eiisco0n; Ne
Issh-Arved, ship Uity Of Vienna Br. Crockett Liver
cisarsd-Bark MireIln CBn. Pitt. Queenstown.
s. os. s% yG bark Ear.
Dv'nsi.s SETAsD s sxvS HAVE '1ds %ss: Jss eh
for DO: Mary Ee.sysi., BcwdeahaS o5 ss ssSI:
SsIk Co. asaFr r Ms wsa qis ATss
"na III Hattie SGsS owes Bowdonham
Hh.wa RGsssnd n % s! s Doe sosr Ts NsS.ss % % for
Capital Boston 70, do Lizzie . small NJ DO lSr SSSSten
Dc: j Il Flanagan. FsstOn Tor deorssiown, DC; Daniel
rssssn ss,sdssSr. ds isr 1%GTs cc1ysr and Sc. Dog
10th M-Arrived schrs Joseph Porter. Phi.adelphis
for Boston: Fannie Hammer. do for Nantucket; Wool
sew Nantucket for New York.
Sailed-Brigs Whitaker and Lxabei schrs Fannie Han
mer Joseph Porter Ella Brown Nathaniel holmes Lizzie
Samuel Hart W u u Mowry Paragon Xyion. David Tor
rev j II Perry. Medford l. Eaton. Governor Burton
Alnomak, and Joseph Eaton.
Passed--steamer Csntipede, Boston for Philadepha.
M-Arrived schrs Jessie Elizabeth. Phlladepha fos
Boston Spring Bird tBr. Federickton' for Provdencs
Ocean Belle tBr. ST John for do; Winnie Lawry, Rock
port Me- Phla pha.
saiIed-Brig O Roosevelt; schrs Herbert Manton. WT
L Barnes Archer Reeves, A Boce. White Foam, Al.
nine l. NJ Sprout Almra Rowlend, 4 Snnickson. r
NOVEL; A (rirn, q Babcock. Mary q Farr. Willow
IIxrp j NJ Elan agan. Bliss Hattie Howes Daniel
Pieson Lookout, Gentle; Hathaway sBr' Leocadis
2Oth-Arrived schrs Georgia Perth Amboy for Boston;
Kate Clark tBD, New York for Yarmouth NS Clsrisss
Allen Boston for New York.
ssed-schrs Spring BIRD Grl Ocean Belle (Br), janet
II Deputy, Marietta smith, and Capitol.
WILMINGTON, NC, July l7-Cieared. schr Helen. Dins
more. Demcrara,
Cork.