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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-02
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive at
Richmond DAILYa: 10 a. H.. and leave Richmond
magnificent 1rst-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers In Baltimore ats
A. H., in ample time to connect with all trains for
northern, eastern, or western points,
Fare to Baittmore....: 90
Fare to philadelphia. 8 so
Fare to Philadelphia and return. IS
Fare TO New York. ........ .................. so
Fare to New York and return. Is IS
FAC Ro g TICKETS to Baltimore Phade
phia, and New York, good for THIRTY DAYS from
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY at 8 A. d.; arrive J. Richmond DAILY at
Cpl NJ.
Freights delivered In Baltimore ut A. N. DAILY.
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch guaran.
teed.
The management takes pleasure in announcing to
the public the re-establishnent of their DAILY
steamers have been refltted in the most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freights Their STATE-ROOMS are large and well
furnished. TABLE supplied with every dellcacy Of
the season.
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay, and arrive
In Baltimore In ample time TO connect with the rail
lines for Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and all
The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
OF freights to or from southern points at Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change. Tickets sold to all northern, east
ern, and western points, and baggage checked
through.
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and company's de.
DOT, corner Twenty-third and Dock streets.
au 90 II. +. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
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IN DllEy,lPp.AR :,T.rlUIJnE al. sTEAMERs. !.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS. a
rEOR PHILADELPHIA Pre- fE|k
II YIDENCE, AND BOs 20 NJ
freight for. the above ports till TUESDAY me so
Instant at III O'Clock.
Passage Phiiadelrh ,inefnding meals ana Stafe
room, IS; without meals, ~. ,,,,,, i. III. 4
s. NJ pot i5 sfi5 NO. 1926 Dock streets
EOR NEW Y.O R.K.. The Old SpIEEM
Il Dominf ON Steamship CoInpany =: !
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALRER,
will sail TUESDAY. October Sd, ~ O'Clock r. ID.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock p. M. ~
Through bills OF iadtng signed and goods ior-
warded with disr Itch to all points north, south,
east, and west also, to foreign ports,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, So and 90.
~ q. W.ALLEN & CO., Agents.
&C get ComDany's Wharf Rocketts.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
TOMMENCING SEPTEMBER 9, 1876, trains

RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
SEPTEMBER Q, 1876, trains
" on this road win run rs follows.
$40 A. NJ THRoSsH MAik dSy es.nss,aS
Columbia, Augusta, and all points South
runs through to Weldon. This train
stops only at Manchester and Chester.
8 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sunday
with passenger-car attached. Throuyh
tickets sold by this train to Lynch
burg, and connection made at Petes
si t burg with Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio train for stations on that roid
100 p " and % SSS5sSsStf shPI fln,di daily. pa
gers taking this train VIII make
close connection at Petersburg iS
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore, Pill.
~ adeIphia, and New YORK, and with ne
Old dominion steamers for New YORK.
Fare as low As by any other line.
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sandayl, with
~ coach attached.
LEAyE E1e Tg S S9RT a,csr, Sun.
IL A. NJ, THRoGGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
n Potomac railroad for all points EaS
s P. II. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sunday,
with passenger.coach attached.
7:45P. nj. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
* with Richmond, Fredericksburg anu
Potomac railroad for au points Eas!
80. and West. Pullman sleeper aitscisu,
running through 10 Itsltinorr A .so
III: II making close connection WIN tnc
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ior tue
Virginia Springs and all points Sof.s
s4.,t'G j, and West. This train stops oDly
Chester and Manchester. ti ,oo
The l A. III. train from Petersburg and lae ~
P. III. tram from Richmond VIII stop on signa y
: PASSENGERS for Glover Hill Pits leave Richmond a
1:20 P. M. MONDAYS, WEDSESDAYS'anarn NJ
: ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
: 1t su nsbfvAIYS EXCURSION TRAINS leave Reh.
se - - AA' ' : A. SHAW. Superintendent
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToN1c77
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET ACgyr
RICHMOND, September IL, 1875.
GREATLY REDUCEDRATES TO Tup
CENTENNIAL.

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS tn PhlIadelnh,, az.
return, good THIRTY DAYS from data n ,esr anu
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good on day train,
aud uid Shepherd only. Passengers leaving Rich.
OF same daylight and half hours in advance a
any other route. VI
Tickets Richmond to Baltimore on express tr,,
leaving Richmond at A. NJ. good for Continue
trip on date of issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets on sale at compapy's offices, corner Esh,b
and Broad and Eighth and Byrd stTeees, and AZ 4
w. CARRIERS, S26 Sfaip street, and Exchan2e Hotl
c. a. TAYLOR
SIC l2-1m General Ticket Agent
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pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAnRoAD

go FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Richmond ut s A. d., $3.50 P. H., and 10 =.
Potomac boats connects ut Shepherd NTH through
sleepers for New York D 3i5zt ~ 81
8 a. NJ. daily Except sundaysI, making clese CON.
Philadelphia at $50 Pm. and New York at I0:30
P. M. s. f5s.5ss 9tf L. III COLE saB
General Ticket Agent.
A. 8. WHALINCS, 81
q $50 al southeastern PASSENGER Agent.
II q 5ss2ssjs ~ 81 II. Is. SHARP,
tyS Master OF Transportation.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lI3 Main street.

CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc
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fFroll, Detgrayia.l


"Harmless BY Jove that is just what
he isn't" was the unexpected reply.
sc WHY, last year was the first, according to
his own confession, that he ever took gun
in hand, and he shot Brooks of ours in the
leg ut fifteen yards in one OF his own tuTnip
fields. You don't mean to say you never
heard Brooks tell the story about his leg,
and how Slowcombe made game of it.
I did not like to say that myself had
promised to 60 down to Slowcombe's, but
made up my mind from that moment that
wouldn't 60. am not q family man, but /
respect myself, hope, as much as II was;
and wasn't going to be blown to pieces by
an old rhinoceros like that, in q tield OF
swedes. NY difficulty was to find an ex-
cuse; for the other mems refusals-and his
own knowledge, perhaps, OF why they
wouldn't come-had made Slowcombe
4ftouchy y; and when had limited that /
couldn't be quite sure Of being with him on
the 1st, he had made an allusion TO the lit
tie matter OF business between us, which
felt to be equivalent to 6 play or pay "--
come to Ploughshire ifor he lived among
the clodhoppersA or settle my account.
AT last / hit upon o plan. he knew that
was connected with the Great Butter
Company, and had often sounded me as to
its prospects; but I could never persuade
him to invest in it. eli it's such real
good thing yon had better stick to it your
self, Martmgalc, and let nobody else in"
] didn't like the remark about letting peo-
pie In; but was not In a position to quar-
rel with Slowcombe. He parted from me
On the last day but one OF Sept ember, tell
8 Ing me he wanted twenty-four hours to get
1 his guns ready, and impressing upon me
the best train by which to start for Plough.
shire on the morrow. The next morning
the iDth5 I wrote him this letter from the
I club
. My Dear Slowcombe am exceedingly
sorry 70 disappoint you, and still more 50
s 70 disappoint myself, but i regret TO say
that my proposed visit to you has been
Knocked on the head. The enclosed tels.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26

pNNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTINU AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans officers
engaged in tho coastn foreign trade. observ
tho fact to the HERALD. that It may be
brought publicly to the attention Of the suhorics
lettor addressed ITO the editor VI the HERALD New York
city" giving accurately possible tho number POSI-
ton ofdpaced buoys the Of their removal will su
Ace in all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
Of the American Continent When they observed
the Of European countries the
Il requested that inform ation be either by telegraph
tho London oco OF the NEw YORK HERALD ~
Fleet street, London to tho Paris once 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Where tho telegraph used desp.tchos
"Bennet. 81 Avenue de rOpers PARIS" Where Of
observed In the Of beyond
reach OF the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon rcachnS shc first
This inform alton will bo cabled of charge
tho HERALD and published
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Nxw YoRK
HERALD has adopted gushing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht. showing while
burning the colors red red changing from to tho
succession be miles distant
by preparing any marine thoy have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
py-Persons dosrous Of with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier No East River, New
York. Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
THE COMPETING RIFLE TEAMS.

PROGRAMME FOR THE SHOOTING IN WASHING
ToS-THE MEpAL FROM THE IRISH CITIZENS
TO THE MKMBKR OF THE IRISH TEAM
MAKING THE LARGEST SCORE.
WASHINGTON. Sept a5. 1915
The rifle match between the foreign and American
teams at Bonning's range will begin to with
shooting the 500 yard range to be followed by the
900 yard range Thursday and the 900 yard range
Saturday. Tho matches will DO for team and indi.
vidual prizes, each distance to constitute q match,
which will be closed by days shooting The cap
tains OF the four teams have been designated
mittee make awards and to authority select
the umpire and referees for the matches rho shoot
ing will commence each dav ut ten A. H. and continue
without delay TIL the close, each contestant TO havo
fifteen shots over each range
PROM IRISH CrIzESs
The medal to be presented by the Irish citizens OF
the dstrct 10 the members OF the Irish team making
the largest consists OF beautiful live pointed
golden star, depending from pin in the form OF an
medal Is sixty pennyweghts diamond Is imbcdded
each point OF the In the OF tho is
engraving OF the Capitol building side Of
which the figures l776, and on tho other 'ls7G I"
At tho lower part OF the star black and white enam
elod target, with a diamond as a bulls eye. Crossed
the upper part OF the star two rifles Joined to-
gcther the top and secured to the upper point Of
the star by a miniature laurel wreath In gold. From
the talons OF tho eagle which of solid gold In bold
relief stretched to either sido the American and
Irish flags uone In enamel
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

A meeting of the First Assembly District General
Committee Geld last evening at its headquar
No 100 Greenwich street. Messrs. n. +. Coney, Will.
lam O'Keefe and Patrick II. Phillips elected us
inspectors Of the primary election A resolution was
then unanimously adopted by the General Committee
that committee OF ten from that body be appoint
to present the name OF Nicholas Muller TO Tanmany
Hail for tho nom nation to The Office OF Coroner Mr.
Campbell in speaking to the resolution said that no
In the city would poll higher for Coroner
than Mr. Muller. The Chairman appointed az the com.
mttee Messrs. Healy Kcrrn, Wilson. Cleary, Mooney
Monahan, Schultz, Quinn, Campbell and Foley.
Mr. Keensn, from the Young Mems Democratic
Club, presented series OF resolutions adopted by that
body last Saturday evening" asking tho leaders Of tho
Txmmany Hall democracy To nominate Mr.. Nicholas
Muller 10 the Office Of Coroner.
The Chairman IN the name OF the committee ac-
cepted the document, and said that he happy to
say that the First Assembly District General Commit
had already passed resolution the same effect
Another member said that on Wednesday night the
German clubs OF the upper part Of tho district would
hold q meeting to indorse HIM.
the subcommittee of ten be also empowered to
take such action seemed bost. IN their judgment
place Judge Quinn III nomination TOR the Marine Court
judgeshp. Judge Quinn, who wns present, ncknowl.
edged the compliments paid to him and thanked the
members Of the committee Tor the honor conferred
A committee OF ten was then appointed to organize
n grand ratification meeting, after which tho com.
mittoc adjourned.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
SMALLPOX.
AN ENTIRE FAMILY PRosTRATED-DEATH OF
THE REV. DR. DRAPER.

AN ENTIRE FAMILY PRosTRATED-DEATH OF
THE REV. DIR. DRAPER.
Tho death of the Rev. DR.. Draper. rector Of St.
Andrews Episcopal church, on Sunday morning, OF
smallpox and the taking down of his entire househod
by the dread disease, has created considerable
excitement IN Harom whero the Doctor resided. Tho
non-appcarance OF the officers OF the Board OF Health
added greatly to tho fear that tho disease would spread
1t that tho Doctor had but lately returned from
New Hampshire, and at homo but o
short time before Mrs. Draper pros
trated by smallpox. DR.. Gregory, of Harlem, was
Called but, IL seems, failed TO notify the Health De-
partment DR.. Draper was also attacked by the
disease, and Sunday morning died. A few hours
afterward tho department notified by the police
and yesterday morning by DR.. Gregory The cases at
present are Mrs Draper, child and servant
The servant was removed last night to the Smallpox
Hospital by the authorities, who have also taken
charge OF Dr. Drapers late residence, which has also
been thoroughly fumigated.
1t is stated Mt tho Health Department that these
the first reported in Ave weeka There are,
however ten twelve cases ot Astoria, md within
the past week I've have been sont to the hospital
from Quarantine.
After the copxccraton service at Grace chapel yes
tcrday committee Of clergymen was appointed at a
meeting held Grace Hall to take action in regard to
the death Of tie Rev. Dr. Draper
The New York herald., 1876-09-26

For loss OF steam Dardcnong (BD and shp Lam
. also Of steamer Liberty and for particulars
OF disaster st Germain (rr. general news
columns.
EsRo (Br. from windward Islands, which was
driven ashore n the hurricane OF Sept Is has been
BARK BRcrHrns Pnpx tBr. .. Chsrlcstcu Sept 2I.
pO sps NJ y a 81 an 3d. ns s.ssa
the deck.
BARK CoscKrcroS cp). a. Charleston from Ponce, PR.
the master overheard
BARK ronxSIsonS DAM, At 8. Thoma. Gu. away mast
the gale without further damage. .
BRIG CoxouEsr (Br from Norfolk for Berbce before re-
cane on The aesS us in lat il so lon $50 during which
The orctopmss. with everything attached. away
that she had lost ioremast.
BRG VALENTINE rr. At Charleston Sept 2l from Havre.
lost set Of sails
BRIG snAsrA Bray from Boston. driven aground q.
with slight damage.
BRIG M Navy p GAnDyxn @r. from 81 Martin, for Var
potcd repairs Sept rooadns carg, would sail
in day or two
sss os $50 which put Into e1f' was sold Sept %
terday upon this vessel. ashore " Back River
Sem Iissnr wLLIAxs. iron James River for =. with
c s s ss
ard Of schr Cumberland ,esewhere reported wrecked
SCHR > SkRvKR. from brunswick Tor New York
OF Charleston gath inst full and with Of sails
scnR HARRIS KiRKThe reported loss OF this vessel
still only based the supposition that the body
by Baker Bros Is that OF Capt Cavalier from
papers signed by INITIALS aud surname corresponding
Baker Bros said they would return the wreck
possible and report.
Sem CUuBnRLAxp. Moore, from PhadeIphia for Rich.
IL. The vessel loaded with 20 tons of pig iron The
.S we "'s %s u%S .
ashore The schooner afterward became wreck
saving nothing but the clothes they them
Mt about SIS o. owned by Mr. John Baker of Dover
Delaware. and WAS insured In Philadelphia
BRRMUpA Sept 2Jrhc decision the Stella case which
had been placed IN the Court OF Vice Admiralty by the
taken the xrbtrators' award of flSOO u March, 1875
took place the 18th inst and the Judge dececing
and the arbitrator any
their award The general feeling tha, award
adequately low and will tend to the prejudice of
writer's interests
HALIFAX. Ms, Sept 2j-Schr Blooming Belle was to
tally wrecked ship iIarbor during gale tho
while at anchor Mt Port Medway.
LRwEs Del Sept 25-The wrcckers taken asts
Of schr Snnick.on from Richmond, Va Tor rha.
will proceed to Philadephia permits
PonrsxoUrm. MI. Sept 23A large quantity OF lumber
evidently from vessel has washed ashore in Rye
sor since Yesterday mo,ninr Included being about +UDJ
ownership heavy has prevailed of harbor during
the week, this port being we'll filled with vessels
QUEBEC Sept 25steamcr Sxrmatian, from Liverpool rc-
81 10 n. Ion ~ SO W. during heavy gale from
and hesyy sea running she came upon vessel max
AM when the signas ceased From midnight the
sided aud the down. IL supposed the vessel
able proceed the Sarmatian remained in tho
position til AN when seeing nothing OF her. proce edcd
ON her
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
CLEARED,

Steamer Richmond Kelly, Norfolk-Old Dominion Steam
ship Co.
Ste amer Sinners Warron. Phiadelphia-Jaa Hand
Stesper Frsnconix. Bragg. Portland-J Amer.
BARK Conquest, Small. Bristol. E-J Winchc Co.
Bark Viking (Sor). Rasmussen Exeter. E-Benham 4
BUyesen.
Bark Prvi DubrOvscki AuO, Bradicich. Plymouth. E.
Funch Edge h Co.
Bark Limerick Lass syperich, Cork Plymouth for
ders-Mullcr Kruger
bark ijomo lNor, Larsen, Queenstown Falmouth for
ordcrs-Louis Tetens.
Bark Prodomo (Nor). Jacobsen. Bordeaux-Eunch Edye
4 Co.
Park Atlantic, Lanfare. Barbsdos-H Trowbrdge's Sons.
Brig Okenbury (Br Goodyear Rio Jsnero-Thos Norton
X Co.
schr Lewis s Davis Osborne st Johns PRS Michesna.
senr Newport (Br), Miller 81 Johns MO Bert.ux.
Scnr Emma tBr), Dunhsm, ST John, EB-A Heeney.
Schr Wauponsa, Loper. sshington DC-Saght Petty.
schr Washburn, Hxthswsy, Taunton, Asss-Staples &
Phillips
schr Il A Forsyth. nobbse stamtord-ssamiord Manu-
featuring Co.
soop sophia. ssepp Derby via Bridgeport Ct-Rackstt
4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. Is. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by TnR UEKALD YACHTS AND HxRALr
wHIrRsroyR rgLRGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY TnR UEkALD srHAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrRsroxK TELRGRAPH LINE
Us steamer Alaska. from Boston.
Steamer olympia Br), Young, Liverpool Sept q via st
John NB 22d with mdse and 80 to Henderson
Bros.
Steamer Alps tBrl Williams Port Prince Aug 30. Saw
Ana Sept To- Carhagena 18th Aspnwa 10th and Navasss
10Th. with mdsc and passengers PIN. Forwood Co.
- lat so Ion "a l3 passed Colon tor
AspnwHll.
steamer Gamma (Br Liddicoat bermuda Sept ~, with
mdse ana passengers to A Outerbrdge.
Steamer Richmond, Kelley Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Snip Petersburg (Nor), Hansen, London Aug > In bal
last to Tobias Co Is anchored Mt sandy Hook for
Ship Atlas (Nor), Larsen Amsterdam Aug Is. In ballast
TO Punch. Edyc Go. Is anchored Sandy Hook for
dcrs.
Bark Maud Scanned tof 81 John. NB) Thompson Liver
pool Aug 10. In bnlinst to Srammell Bros
Bark rrigg tNor Olsen, Liverpool Aug in ballast to
Fuuch Edyc h Co.
Bark Louise Gehm Ger, stuwe Liverpool Aug ., in bal
last order Is anchored Sandy Hook Tor orders
Bsrk Tcemsch tNor. Mailer London Aug TO- In ballast
to Bockmann, Ocrein Co. Is anchored At Sandy Hook
for orders
Bark Beatrice tof Annapolis U.s.. Bowy London ~ days.
In ballast to master Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders
Bark Magnus Lngsboter fNo), Sorense.. -;
ballast to order Is anchored ut SANDY Hook for orders
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
A POLITICAL FIZZLE.

The late Saratoga Republican Convention appointed
a committee TO confer with like committee OF boras
the question OF ''union" In New York. Tho srcg.
ular" subcommittee appointed by tins committee was
composed as follows:-Jamos W. Hustcd W. b. Lain.
beer, Alexander s. Diven, Franklin Woodruff Isaac
Dayton. The 'lberal' subcommittee crc:--John
Cochranc, BENJAMIN +. Manierrc Thomas T.. Stewart
John tashow. The ''lberai" Subcommittee met last
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel but the only
member OF the regulars" who put in appear
Mr. Laimbeer In tho language
of of the liberals the liberal committee swim
died. The fact Is according OF this sub-commit-
tee that tho "reguiars having succeeded in getting
the liberals Hayes and Wheeler are not very
anxious to let them into the fold OF tho faithful This
indicates that there will be before election n split be-
tween the liberals and the regular rcpubIicaus
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

AVER July 2s-Ps.ed ship Antelope. ch.nsy, Cardiff
New York Aug g. Gaseshead tBr. Evans. Singapore for
ANTIGUA. Sep. 2-saied schr Sarah W Hunt, Coleman.
Barcelona yenexuelal.
Ssii issln. sS' ship c.s.!ns. Avery. soS1.s.ys
Eyyor. littleheld; ragsi and Channel
BAHIA Aps si-As,ivsd sehr. Alpha ,B?, Wharton.
Den Sept M or Sass * Asdon @ wymau rhAd'
'h: s:ed Ha Aas ssss :s ssr y a
pr Sept O. Srs' BT"pn. n0ssht,s @ n from New
rived Aug 81 idg; Glance r, ili, from Phiadelphis,
Bssssp1 S' Sept ii-Arved. sehr Burdss Hart. Brooks
In port Sep. brig. Conquest tB Minness wig orders
from hence Mary Gardner (Br. Perry. st Martins for
CAnpirT Sept ai-Arrived bark Thos Ksillor Br Ting
Cow BAY. .cB, Sept 2s-sailed. brig Storm Bird Dsr
1ars Sept JssS. Ssf Nancy Ross % Whittier
Sen. Hx 'f 'sT Fer
port Ser. .hg @ o Evrn: for New
Hesc koss,. sept sArrved previously. bark Queen of
aa sse @ s1 Sss Va y%S,O s Euson
Arrived sish, Boss tBr,. from St Thomas and
,ss steamer George Warrington Whitehead
Sailed 2a,h; s.e.ms, George Cromwell. Bacon orom st
IHcaoas Sept ai-An,ved. bark Sophia R Luhr.. Goo
.a ssSaSs !sS ia. s-s ss. i ss. b Car
MAyAcuKz. Sent io-In port schr Sch Edward Lameyer
S"sss. Sept port. Siis Romance Craig for Bal
SosrI ns s@ s1as sam Carlos
s"sS si.s ir Mss Fansn ra
Orosro, Aug 2o-Arsed, brig Alberta. Hin.kley. sun
Beatrice. simmons New York; Sept g. schr Harry White
rS%I Sr.is Aus as1s.lsd bark An.s,ops simpson
Carrie Webb Rcdssrs do 7sh irvine Berry d.
New YORK arrived .sSrs xdsias Hunt and for
do arrived o. 9TH nLsxnssos Levi from chsrryheld ar
poRy HAwxksIgnY Sept ai-Arrved. lark Eta Stewart
Howard. Liverpool ,nnd order d Q 81 John b.
SouRAnAYA. July 2i-Arrivcd. bark 7 + whon Carver.
New York; nd brig sOley, colsOa do: 2ssh. ship
Mystic sslls s ra%n's ns Newcastle
woster wn ManiIa 29th ship Fred Tudor. Bease Pro-
,.sAsAnASc. Aug l--Arrvod, bark NJ MB Tower Hslstt.
sailed Aug t. ship Richard McManus. Beals. sourabsya
9th: bark Gen sedgwick, Rogers, Channel ,n-,
Davies and vanora Br t;roandwstcr for Now Yors idg
ST rksRK Mart Sept s-Arrived schr Racehorse, Miller
sailed Aug APss SS.Gs
stovs iron Portland arrived Sd do; schs Laura bride
sa ssssy from Sa s ss ass bn Ss
ST JOINS. PR Ang Arrived, schr w Byrn: Benson,
Philmdelpha; Sept brig Harry Robinson New York; %.
bark rindsesse Alexandra Dan Davis do land sailed 7th
for PIncc
sr ImoxAs. Sept 7Arived, brss Shasta Bray. Boston
lscc Misce 9th, Alarc Br SAUNDERS Berbce 10TH schr
Henry Pau Br, strange Newport, h ilth. bark AZ
tion tBr wyman, barbados; 10TH brig Glance Bp. Hill.
do
Sailed Sth. bark Victoria Perez, Lindsey Porto Cabeo;
Of ila,,eras i,h, vasnea. Richardson, PORTO Rico
Tbonps Liverpool or New York, with disabled steamer
81 German dr. from llavrs for New York In tow. The
T. proceeded 24tb, 4 AM - .
Arrived 18th. Fanny Wood ursenock lJth Choice Fruit,
Maddox. Csdix 49,. u..
Cleared 18th Kseors Brown, 0rssnoek; 18th. Willie,
Tumblor. Anconas
The New York herald., 1876-09-26
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and informed
that BY eiegraphng TO the HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennstt No ~ Fleet street, Loudou to the
Paris odce addressing 'Bsnnett 81 Avenue do pOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign trading
with the United statss same will be cabed TO this
country irSc OF charge
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tersnean will find the Paris once
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