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The New York herald., 1876-09-06

! ERECTED 1876
In accordance with division and brigade orders the
Seventh and Seventy first regiments VIII parade In full
uniform white trowsersl. without knapsacks. and
take part In the procession with the veterans of tho
Fity-lh regiment, Guard Lafayette, one company Of
the Troy Guard Lafayette one company Of the Eighth
regiment and one company of the Italian Guard Co.
the Socetc Francase de Blenfaisancc, LUnion, Fra
ternele Francaise, Socete lsraehte, Francaise dc
Secours Mutuels. LAmite Socete de Secours Muuels,
LCnioa DemocratiQue ct Philanthropique, L'Athenee
Francais Soceto In Concorde, lie Cercle de fUnion
Americana. lie Ccrcle Francas dc rHarmonie
and about twenty other delegations, including
several OF the knights Templars
The route OF march Will toe up Fifth avenue, from
Fourteenth street TO Twen,ysixth street. thence TO
and through Fourth avenue to Union square. ~ the
statue the ceremonies will be as iolows:-
l. Muse.
2 The President OF the Department OF Public Parks will
call the assembly to order.
France.
4 Military salute-Music-the" "Marseillaise.r
g. Acceptance of the statue by His Honor the Mayor Of
New York
o. "Tlaii Columbia
T. Address by Mr. y. II. Coudert
Patriotic cng"Frsncen (by Laurent do Rie), by the
Choral society ''i'Esperarce.
81 Remarks by Mr.. Oh. villa Secretary Of the French
Committee.
IL Remarks by DR.. W. C. Cat,e President of Lafayette
College.
IL Music.
Is Remarks by o. q. Brady OF the last members who
at the initiation Of General Lafayette - Sir
Knight Of Morton Commsndery, ISIS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

AsprswALL Sept o-Sailed, steamer Andes Hughes New
BAiE vrnrr, Aug 2e-Arrived, bark Josephine. Reed.
Hosa KONG, July Chartered, bark Kirk tSor,. from
HavAss Aug ss"Arved. sehr Geo sesiey Kicker Gal.
veston Sept steamer Leo. Daniels. New York vi" Mas
Arrived prior to I'd, brig Agnes Barton, knight. Bat
Sailed Aug 81 steamer Emilsuc Csp). for Baltimore
'iR; Gsitax Sep, % ' Ssin.n tB Archer
d,om Baltimore, Liverpool via st Johns. St.
FROM a arrived %ns D, g. or Sew
.sd June g bark M'sre @ msseSH S'w MeH,soon SH
namourr for orders Cand sailed for $ John, SBj
Hong Kong land sailed 18th for Boston,.
Sailed July H. bark II Drows CGer Verssss. San Fran
por, July ships St Lueie. Rivers from and for San
arrived % shAnd Bh sanssIer for New York bark. An
before ns for oc snd Bosom nosena T,s for o
and New York; Theseus Bp for san Francisco Fe.iseh
MONTREAL. sept I-Arrved, bark weiand Fallakssn,
Cleared I'd Iarks Askoy Msrcussen Queenstown; Capri
shamper Gloucester: Heinrich BJorn. Eliersen Lsith;
oGsnrc Sept Arrived sAip Harold IaarIager Halver
s,ayanger Arron. Campbell Greenock Alsers Briggs
Tehsson aSe aberdeen
Sico1y @i.%.on rssnoei Magma z.sSsiason Gran
Larvig rwar9. Larson. London Ameries, Bolduc Liver
Sr,1s 3D. steaper. poSnesnn Brown Lvepool On
tario Boucbcte do: Lake Nepigow Scott do Austrian,
Wye. Glasgow; ships Birmingham Cecg, Liverpool;
Pearl of India. Castle Greenock; Ardenes do barks City
of Ottawa Dunn do ortha North Sydney Tor Montre
Elizabeth Doueall White Leith for do; Union. Homqvist
Gcenock for do brgs Fido Glasgow for do; Fanny, Bar
bados for do
Cleared I'd, steamer Scotland, james London; ships
Jerso. Abrahamson London Fedcnelandet Nielsen, do
Premier, Brunsgard, do.
Rio JAsEiRo Aug 3o-In port, bark Maggie Hugg.
Stccd for Baltimore, ldg
SHANGHAI July s-Saed, ship Sir Lanceiot (Br). Yoko-
hama.
Arrived July 0. bark Madame Demorest (r). Bisscts,
Nagasak Tor do ana back to shsnghai r,,
for Baltimore. TO sail Sept Is
ST. JonSs. M Aug lSArrived, schrs Alpha Rodonhzer
New York; 10Th, Mary Reeves. Bracy. do; 10th, Oron
Bclfontan, do 2fh Ellen Mccsnon do; 25th Vanguard
Barley do 2sth, Avon, King. do.
Cleared 2sh. schr Bear. Diamond. New York.
ST JONI. Nh. Sept 2-Arryed bark ii NcIarren. Lud
low. Hamburg via Bridrcwstcr, Ms.
Cleared "a bark syrnga Payson Bristol schr
Clements, Philaoelphia-
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CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming CBD, Jones. Liverpool via Queens.
town-Williams Guion-
Steamer Clarbel sr Ferguson kingston a. Aux Cages
and Jacrnel- Pim Forwood 4 Co.
Steamer City OF Mexico, Sherwood, Havana, Progreso
Campo achy. &c-F Alexandra 4 Sons.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co..
Steamer May no~ Davidson. Philadephia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-H Dmock.
Iowes.
Bark Kate Howe (BD. McNeay, Morgan or Broad Pill.
&c Bertaux.
Bark Zenobia CNor, Amundsen. Elsinore for orders
Funch. Edye Co.
BARK David Babeock Colcord, Antwcrp-Dill Rad
Bark Caspari tNor). syvertsen stcttn-Funch. Edyo
Co
Bark Emilia (Aus), Radonicch. Tries.e--socovich
Co.
Bark Hermann Bchrcnt GcD, Dlwits. Tricste-C Tobias
l. Co.
Bark Martha r Tucker Tucker Gcnoa-Brett. Son Co.
Bark Cssco. Penny Pernnmbuco IL II Swift h Co.
Brig Matilda tBr) Knight Wisbesch, b-tieorge Bull
Brig Nanlius (Br,, Todd, ,Matanzss-Waydcll h Co.
Schr Edwin Morrison Lavender, Livcrpool-brett Son
Co.
schr Impulse (BD, Rountreo. Belize, Bon-icaycraf
Co.
sehr Mary webbor. Sherman. Inarua and msrket-B
j Weinberg & Co.
schr Madeira (Br,. Grearson. St Johr. NB-scamm ell
Bros.
Schr Hattie Cord. Moon, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ray
sehr Laura ii Jones' Cousins, Portland Nell Loud
Co.
Schr Cabot Chase. Bostou-Chas living
Schr Idaho Jameson, Providence-Fcrguson & Wood.
Schr Pointer, Dil Providenc--Ferguson Wood.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER LASGsnAw CBrj. from Montreal for London
rsloadng Scpt4
Sur MONTREAL (Br from Glasgow for Montreal
before reported As having been ashore Green Island
Shoal od towed to Quebec eaky
ani would dock for survey
Sur TgUAraASr from Liverpool at San Francisco Aug
u
away lower foreopssil and storm mainopmsst stsysa
BARK MAup HEtxs tBr before reported from Belfast for
The taken OF by the bark Betty Six of them
bee aud The remainder including the captain oicers
eight men, landed at North sydney.
TAsiA TorAS cleared Boston yesterday for Zans
bar with a valued al $1,000
BRIG u NcssRsos previously reported having been
driven iom the reefs ut Bermuds again thrown the
reefs after being absent four days.
scHE Apniy ropp. Boston 4h from surinnm reports
Aug 2s la, 81 81 lon Go 4s fell in with schooner water
logged and having the of being
tor some time. Could not make out hor name. She was
about lao tons
been sold parties in soath Australia placed under the
British flag and gonc into the coasting trade.
Luther Chase. of New Bedford for $500
scnn ErFK souxRs from Phsdelphis for Boston, with
The Coast wrecsng Cos steamer Relief went her s.sis
thrown overheard Tho vessel received no damage,
and proceeded tor destination
Sem Da fnAsSlIs before reported sunk in Hell! Gate.
been stripped OF all sails and rigging: her and
Of coat win also be taken Tho hull is worthless
aud will not be raised.
WAS bottom up and .owed upon the reefs ss, &
the anchors were hanging from the bows
The the brig Colymorc has been sold at Yar
hatches skysht on anchors rigging and
hull NOT seriously injured except whore sue was
right her
BANGOR. Sept 4-schr PhCnix, loaded with coal, and
which sunk short ago. is to be raised she
from bottom and then hauled
owi The shore ap. hs sronnds Which opss'0n VIII
PniLsprLrniA Sep, 5-Bars Chignecto tSrl from Ant
wep wheh arrived here to-day roports IT, st 20 10
John Brown belonging shs hshng sshr orsolA Of Frov
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pE-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TIADE-Captans or officers
Of vessels in the coastng foreign trade
ing the displacement removal OF buoys requested
the fact the HERALD so that IL may be
brought publicly to the attention the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor HERALD New YORK
city,, giving accurately possible the nrmbcr posi-
on ofdspiaeed buoyso the of their removal will suE
Hcc in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
of the American Continent When they
the OF European countries tho Mediterranean
is requested that information be sent either by telegraph
the London Office of tho NEW YORK HERALD 46
FLEET street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
ropera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London
Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera, PARIS" Where of
of the telegraph in Asia Africa, captains
may communicate with upon reaching the hst
lent port This normston will be cabed free OF charge
the HERALD aud published
rs-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.--The NKw YORK
HERALD has sdopieda distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht. showing while
burning coor red green red changing from to tho
other succession and be several miles distant
Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal. will o5ige as
by preparing any marine they have for the ship
News Department of the HERALD.
py-Persons de.rous with vessels nrriv
Ing New York do by addressing TO such vessels
care Of HKRALp yacht, pier No East River. New
York. Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates are required
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A CORRECTION.
NEW YORK, Sept s, 1876.

NEW YORK, Sept s, 1870
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
As captain of the William Cook beg to say that the
gwen OF alleged fight that vessel in Sat
urday's HERALD Is much exaggerated statement Of
what actually took place. The whole affair." which
really not fight at all did not last minute, and
simply from a misunderstanding on tho part Of few
passengers and the unsolicited and would. be violent
interference of others with tho mate and clerk the
proper performance Of their duty The clerk is stated
to have been under the influence OF liquor. He is
respectable young man. who does not drink liquor
at all The mate who is very roughly handled by your
reporter is indeed hig and powerful man, but is by
means bully, otherwise he would not be KEEP, in
employ and the trouble really not between him
and the passengers who offered ordinary tickets for
the excursion, but with rude outsiders. AS
the highly coored report made in columns Is cal
cuated to damage the parties named and to nure the
good name which the William Cook has always torne
i would thank you to state, on my behalf, that the
disturbance was very slight one and rot of the
nature reported In your columns, probably through
some misa pprehenson on the part OF the writer.
JEPrHA b. PARKS, Captain William Cook.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bnxxrs. Sept 4-s.ilcd bark Brunnow tGer Paget.
York
CARDIFF Sept 2-saied Bushrod W Rlll Higgins United
States
CRoxsrApr-Arrived bark Erato Nop, Thiss. New York
CErrR Aug 3l-Arved. bark Margherita Galstols Qta,
Manceno New Orleans.
DAsrzIc. Sept 1-Saed bark Neversink, Jarvis. United
States; brig Acelia Thurlow. White, do
FALMOUTH. Sept 5-Sailed bark Harry Buschman tBr),
ConGdon drom Paysandu). Aberdeen.
GLASGOW, Sept PMArrvod, steamer State Of Penn
sylvania (Br). Knight, New York.
Sailed I'd, bark Carlotta UtaD, Didon United States
GorHESsuRc-Arrived. bark Fri (Sor). ostensen. New
York
GENOA. Sep. 3-Arrived. schr Minnie Repplier, Shaw
Philadelphia.
HULL, Sept 5-saied, brig Joscsa, True, Boston.
HARrLEPooL, Sept 3-Arrved. bark Imp (Rus). Hous.
man. Philadelphia
HAxBURG Sept 4-ssilsd. bark jenkins tBr) Roger.
Phisdelphia; Henry uor. Korn. New York
HAvRR, Sept 5-Arrived. ship China, FerEsd, New Or
leans
York via Queenstown
KoxrGsBEEG-Arrived. brig Kaervo tRus, Hallstrom,
Richmond Va.
LIVERPOOL Sept ARRIVED ship Vera Cruz us. BiIla-
fer New York barks Daring, Brsnscomb, do: Halcyon
Hardie. New Orleans.
Sailed 1st ship Universe (Br), JONES' New York after
putting bsc) bark Sole QtsD, Nervona United states
4th, ships Minnie II Gerow tBr) Gerow, North Americs
Pserdale Br. Gunson, San Francisco Hercules (Nor,
Nielsen. New Oreans bark Sheffield (Nor), Lthgrow Gal
weston.
LONDON Sept 4-Cleared, barks Lydia Peschau GER,
Fechter. United States; 5th. Minnie Campbell (Nor)
Isaakssen, do.
LARxE. Sept 3-saiod steamer State OF Indiana (Br),
Sadler urom Glasgow. New York.
MovrLLE Sept 5-Arrived steamers Bolivia tBr. Small
Alexandria (Br), Mckay, New York for Glasgow (and
proceeded).
MAIsErLLxs Sept 4-Arrived brig Don Jacinto Kelley
New York.
MALAGA-sailed, brig Eschol (Br). New York.
NxwRY Sept ARRIVED, bark Crono (Aus). Sterk Now
York.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 5-Arrved, steamer Canada DID, Fran
que New York tor Havre.
QuEENsrows, Sept 5-Arrved. steamer Marathon (Br),
Garrett Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, Sept 5-Arrived. ship Success, Hichborn
Baltimore; barks Henry knight, Ames New York; vessa
(Nor), Thorsen do
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 5-Arrived, steamer Oder tGer),
Leist, New York for Bremen tand proceeded.
ScILLY, Sept l-OG. bark Bremen GER, Leitke, Now
York for Bremen tnot arrived at b 2d)
SANTA Cruz (Tenerae. Aug l9-Arrved. bark II lSp),
Gsrcin. New York.
SIERRA LEONE, Aug l5-saied, brig Richmond, Bryant.
Boston,
TExrL Sept 4-sailed bark Gauss Ger Steengrafs Bal
tmore.
vIco, Sept ARRIVED, brig L Munson. Nunson, New
York.
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom Sept 2 bark
Franceschino QtaD Dregano, United Ststes schr Emma
Crosby, Crosby, do.
LONDON, Sept 5-The British bark Oseco Capt Fulton,
Akyab East Indies April for the English Channel
foundered of Exist London. Her all saved
WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLrHrAD. Sept s. PM-wind, sw. moderate; barome-
ter, 90 .4s7.
HURST CASTLE Sept S. PM-wind. wsw strong breeze.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
BROOKLYN'S YELLOW FEVER CASE
FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE sUEJEcT-DE.
JOHNSON AND THE HEALTH AUTHORITIES Lx-
ONEHA-ED,

FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE sUEJgcT-DE.
oNERA-ED
A, a regular meeting Of the Brooklyn Health Board,
held yesterday the recent fatal OF yellow fever
which attended by Dr. J. G. Johnson, OF Henry
street. was considered President French of the Com
Council, who is also member OF the Health
Board, offered the following preamble and resolutions,
which. being seconded by Commissioner Jordan, were
adopted
the 27th August by Dr. j. c. johnson AS malignant bill
ous fever aud certified on the following day as yellow
fever whereas the President Of this Board Dr. o,ierson
takes exception TO the certificate OF malignant bilious fever
an honest the public health Of the
fully Watches as ss ehisi oee We aso believe sRa. Dr.
johnson and two associates acted with equal honest purpose
After partial hearing of the case we found that edica
authorities and differ malignant bilious
fever sisning yellow fever The following resolutions are
Resolved That the charges preferred and the reference
made 70 the President, officers and employees Of this depart
that after full examination Of the subject we hnd that n.
as regards the faithful discharge of their duties
cordially ndorse the efforts Which have been made by them
ease ana al!aying public excitement
Resolved That earnestly demand that physicians
report this Board all thar their attention
which they suspect 10 be contagious Infectious in order
Board has adopted In sanitary the
whether certificate of death otherwise be made on
terms recommended by the International statistical Con-
Resolved That the whole matter be dismissed believing
all parties acted from the motives and
tor the public good and welfare OF this city.
DR.. johnson, who present. expressed his gratin-
cation at the manner in which the affair had been dis
certificate sent to Whitehall should be corrected from
merely ''bous fever 10 ''malignant bilious lever :"
The request granted by the Board and thus ended
the yellow fever complication IN a most amicaoe man
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

There was nothing particularly noticeable about the
work at the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday At the New
York anchorage some OF the men wero pointing the
masonry others were hard work removing the wood
work from under the arches, when will take some
time and few on top of the anchorage were fixing
some more OF the large anchor bars which are TO hold
the main cables Ia positiun. On tho Brooklyn side
they were ousiiy engaged rigging sheaves ana making
other preparations for the one hvccight inch rope
that is to be brought across next week. la ac the
balance OF this week will be occupied cnchy on both
SIDES ol the river max the necessary preparations
Tor the conveyance and reception OF this rope
1t expected that II would be taken this week,
but the ilsclf has not arrived
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incetown and brought them to this port Ihcy haa peen
three without food when ound having peen
lost in dense fog while setting their travis.
QUnBrc Sept 5-The German bark Gustave which was
lying waiting cargo. dragged her anchor
during the gale last night and ashore four miles below
Matane She Is full OF and VIII probaoy Dc
total wreck.
ST JoHSs NF. Aug 26-The american fishing schr Annie
Nash while being eased of tho marine slip III Magyotty
Cove Thursday evening last where she was UNDERGOING
repairs fell her ends and lies In very
critical position Efforts are being ade under the snperin
tendance Of Mr. Saunders right The schooner haa
board the of 1000 quintas Of dry hsh about
half ofwhich has been out The remainder Is unocr
water and will probably be very much injured,
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
THE HERALD AS A WEATHER
SHARP.
rrrom the Arizona Citizen. Angus, 1911

ITTVIH eHc zfrIHON' OftIAVH, HUkusE ~
Tho New York HERALD is quito reliable weather
sharp, and its success in forctong heavy storms IN
quarters has been noed by US or many months
past July % IL predicted early "ioosi storms, and
even tornadocs. In the lower Missouri Valley and
OF the Allegheny range. The regions referred to may
escape these storms, but the present meteorological
conditions thsre favorable Tor thor development'
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
AN ACTRESS ROBBED.

Tho police of Brooklyn Headquarters were notified
yesterday that Miss Annie Ward Tiffany, an actress
engaged at the Brooklyn Theatre had been robbed of
$500 worth of eweiry at her boarding house In Wash
ngton street Monday evening 1t subsequently
transpred that the son OF the landlady, young
named Stone, disappeared the same night. and the
detectives looking for the suspected party at the
Centennial, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

Merchants shipping agents and shpma informed
that by teegraphng the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street. London to the
Paris Office, addressing bennett, 81 Avenue de rOpera,
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign trading
with tho United States the viii be cabed to this
country tree of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
terranean ports will office TIE
cal and xpedtous for telegraphing news.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
RAID ON LIQUOR DEALERS.

The Jersey City police pursuing the liquor dealers
who have not obtained license. Yesterday morning
several saloon keepers brought before Justice
Keese IN the First District Court Every who could
produce license receipt for application lee
In the City Clerks office fined $25 large number
rushed to the City Clerk and made application for
license hearing Of tho arrests The raids will be
continued TODAY,
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
SAILED.

Steamers Idaho CBr) for Iiverpoo Etns tBr). Aspin
wall. &c: City OF Mexico. Havana; Wyanoke Richmond
6c barks LbuInia (Nor, Queenstown or falm1uth' Ju
vcnta (Nor) Hull Ogir (Nor) Stctn Rosalia Ita An
Drro Belfast Me- Keystone Baltimore: brigs Five
Brothers. Palma (Maiorca Siioe tAuO, Brsol Louisa
Price tHsy) Cape Iayten schrs Eveline, Kingston;
De Hart, Aux Cages
Wind At sunset, NNw: at midnight. NNW.
Barometer At sunset, 80 OS; at 10 Pm, 30.l<
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the weekly meeting OF the Board Of Health yes
terday an issued Tor the closing twelve
lighter houses the east side.
The following is the weekly report OF Or. Nage. Dep
uty Register OF Vital Staiistics:-
During the week ending Saturday, September %,
6l0 deaths reported 10 have occurred this city,
being increase OF 3S compared with the num-
Der reported tho preceding week and "a less than
reported during the corresponding week OF 1875.
The actual mortality for the week ending August &C.
was 500 which represents annual death ~ 66
per 900 persons living, the population estimated at
,063, 934.
Tho following is a comparative statement OF cases OF
contagious disease reported this bureau for the
weeks ending September 2, 1876
-Week Eadn7-@
Aug &c. Sept 2
Typhoid fever. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ Is
Scarlet fever ~ IL
Cerebro-spinal meningitis ................
Diphtheria Observation-Disclosures. 20 81
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THE STATUE OF LAFAYETTE.

PROGRAMME FOR To-DAY's EXERCISES AT TIE
PRESENTATION IN UNION SQUARE.
At hapast three O'Clock this afternoon the bronze
statue OF General Lafayette erected recently Union
square, will be presented to :he city OF New YORK by
the Consul General OF France The statue OF heroic
size represents the General in the attitude OF Offer
ing his sword TO the young Republic of the United
States 1t was prepared under commission given to
the distinguished sculptor A. BarthOdi by President
Theirs, in behalf OF the Republic Of France The
pedestal is the gilt of the French residents this city,
ON the of the pedestal the following inscrip-
tons
In front
LAFAYETTE
On the west side
TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
FRANCE,
IN REMEMBRANCE OF SYMPATHY IN
TIME OF TRIAL.
lS10-7l.
On tue east side
AS SOON AS l HEARD OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
MY HEART
WAS ENLISTED. !
1876.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
BELOW.

Bark Mozart Ger. Juicher, from Bremen July % to
Lul ng ~ Co.
Brig Kate McDougall, from st Martins.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Sept 4, bark Cicero Foster. A.
lantic Ocean.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DRrARrUREs FROM NEW YORK THE MONTHS
OF sEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAP TAINS

80. lat IS %, Ion 90 0S.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
4 100 BOATS READY TO SHIP, ALL KINDS 3ea
"A. South ST., near Gouverneur slip.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

CASTLE. Sept S. PM-wind. wsw. strong breeze.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
RUBBER AND CAPCINE.

There ls scarcely branch OF human indus.
try in which India Rubber has not in some
form found its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware OF its medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
tical experiment has proven that it is natur-
al reservoir of electricity. containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact it has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
matism that were invulnerable to drugs.
It has also been discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
aspe iic for Pulmonary complaints and cures
eases. Combined with Capcine it is unparal-
leled as Pain Reliever, whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted 1t on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most etfectuai way OF using the article
is in the form of perforated plaster. The
extensive use Of ordinary PerfoI Iated or Por-
ous Plasters, is testimony to its merit.
The only objection ever found with the or.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster is that it acts
too sfowly-requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve PAIN or to effect cure.
A celebrated Physician of New York, who
has long made the medical properties of Rub
Der study has succeeded in max ing gree
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in O
few moments or hours. that which it former.
ly required days or weeks.
Capclne Is the most valuable ingredient
ever used as an externalremedy. Itoperates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain i'm
mediately. Its curative properties have be
come 80 famous that anenterprising firm In
New York took it In hand. and by bringing
CapcIne Plasrer to the attention of Physi
clans, have met with unprecedented success
The article il known as BENSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price is the same al
the ordinary Porous Plaster. % cents. Every
Druggist ha them.
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