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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

Among the funny developments of this nomination period of the presidential year, issthe confidence with which the friends of good men of some local reputa- tiou, urge them on the public, under the impression that their names are inst as powerful in Maine or California as they are in the school district where they re- side. Here is a Yale graduate of "A ont in the Tribune, for the nomination of Mir. Wheeler of New York, on the ground that Bristow is snatried! The country is full of short range guns that might do good execution in Q state, CT fraction of a state, but the piece of ordnance that wins, next fall, must be effective throughout the length and breadth of the Union.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

The base ball season opens with a very bad look for the Champions. The Bos- tons have been twice beaten by the Hart lords. and are behind the Athletics of Philadelphia in the race. They have no first-class pitcher and fielding alone will not win them many games. There was sam pie of their pitching in their recent game with the Harvards. The college boys made tsice as many base hits as their pro- fessional opponents, and were beaten by only one run. The New Ravens are show ing unexpected strength. They have beaten the Hartfords twice in their match for the State championship.
 The Democratic legislative caucus for nomination of U. S. Senator is to be held on Wednesday night of this week. A SC. rious question of veracity has arisen be- ween Messrs English and Barnum. The former ayers that he has had repeated as. surances not only from friends of Mir. Barnun but from Mir. Barnum himself, through common friends, that the latter would not run for the Senatorship.
 The war of the Councils is languishing Florence and Alice Hilton joined Dr. Ssorr's church, Sunday. The publishers of the Christian Union have failed. the circulation of that once popular paper having fallen from l25. 900 to %, 900. Pro. bably the Independent 6as suffered as severely as the Christian Union.
 The falling of of revenue leaves de- Mn;k nf Aln nn0 n00 in fha naA;nnaAoa ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

ErAVE TROUGaING and Tin Roofing.
 M 6S at SANFORDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

A State Sunday School Convention is to be held at Winsted, June 9th.
 Various matters connected with teachers work will form the basis of the proceed ings, and the program will include Bible Readings, Prayer. Promise and Praise Services; Vesper Service; Meetings of Conference for Pastors and Superintend- ents; also, for Teachers of different grades of classes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

Being desirous of giving every encouragement to ,,ersons favoring with local news make the fol- OwinO propositions to regular and occasional
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-05-11

ME dy00 Per day at home. Samples worth q DO 10 HIU free. sTrNsos < Co. Portland. Me. s4 zA & 61y
The daily gazette., 1876-08-03
The schools of Milwaukee have

The schools of Milwaukee have
cost during the past year SloS, ,Ooo.
The salarses of male teachers are
sI,10O, offemales $500. The cost
of instruction per capita is trifie
less than 1886. The committee
on German report that the effort to
systemati7e the study OF the Ger
man language in the public schools
during the past year has been a
great success. Acting upon the
request of the Superintendent OF
schools, the teachers of German at
the beginning Of the present school
year formed themselves into an
association, and in connection
with the committee dew up q
graded course of instruction,
which was adopted by the board
at the regular meeting in Septem-
Der last, and went into operation
Immediately therer ter.
The traditional Amazon Of the
Sclaves has reappcared i'll Servla.
One of the Servian cavlary
troops is commanded by q lady"as
beautiful as she is brave" who is
bent on rivall'rg the fame of Ma
demoise"e dc Ponatowojtor, the
lovely aid decamp Of Lan~i"wicz
in the Polish revolution { 1865,
and of the Countess Of Platter, a
fair Lithuanian lady of twenty
five who in 1880, at the head of
GOO Poles, attacked Danaburg, and
who was successful in several sub
sequeut engagements with 4'e
Russians.
Th's is simply avail. The Har
risburg Telegraph, which is con-
stantly smelling the "Pope's toe"
and is "onica"y afflicted with
"copperheads and rebels" says:
"In the great, populous centres,
the very air is already wbistling
with corruption, and Sam Tilden
is at the bottom of it all. This
little demagog lie has skin as an
ali 3ator, and the most unblushing
check that ever 81; ced any pre-
tenuer." How happy tho Tele-
graph ought to feel that it is away
from the great populous centtes.
The York Times again leaves
the campaign business in hand to
lament the political death at
Grants hands of Bristowites and
other faithful officials, and in a
very circumlocutoly way accuses
the President Of breach of politi-
cal trust. 1t then raps the party
leaders as dumb..doss who do not
bark at "the blunders we are day
after called upon to record" But it
goes on again counting the pos
| November chickens.
The Commissioner of A .icul-
ture advises the Georgia farmers to
turn out enmasse and destroy
with rollers, fire, and nets the first
brood of Stsshoppers, before they
attain their fri growth and take
wing.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-03
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY;

SUCCESSFULLY;
Interfering invariablylcurel III one shoe
ing.
knucklng and knee sprung hoseses are
meGi.tely benefited and LEFT in condition to
the aid of which nature soon effects perma-
nent cure,
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
DiseG es Of the above nature and arious
Others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
fore con 'iderel incurab by "0ld Scho op'
Vete ,a'iaus. are by n iu1icious application
O. "a Ddnbar System re eyed anu cured.
F1H specimens exhibited at the
Office, show e cause and ell t.
Hav'nT been at great expense TO acquire n
thorougL knowledge Of the subject. and be
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mr.
DUnDar has impaired his valuable me; lod OF
treatment, am prepared 20 trent the wors;
case the public can bring forward,
l employ only competent men aul oer-
Jnally supervise all oreratons.
Office, III aud iI3 Orange 81.
DAVID MO0LMAN
The daily gazette., 1876-08-03

PRICES OF TICKETS:
Wnole tickets. sl2; Halves, Sc; Quarters,
- tickets, .Sl0U; 2715 tickets. $500: 464
at Sl2 each:
Hon: E. H. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire board of City Councilmen, Hon.
Alvin DuNall, late Chief Justice of Ken
geth"-. with such disinterested persons as the
ticket holders present may designate " IL
supo intend the drawing,
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
Post Office Money Order or Registered Let
Yer made payable to KENTUCKY CASH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY:
All communications, orders for Tickle
ana application for Agencies should be ad
HON. THOS. p. PORTEP
General Manager, Frank folt !. Ky
julyl5-2tawlm
The daily gazette., 1876-08-03

Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, "female
evangelist" is one of the exhorters at
The Wesley Grove Camp Meeting near
Middleton 4, N: y. In a tempera nee
address on Monday, she is reported to
have said that 'she would build with
the skulls of the victims of drink, and
cement the sighs and tears of v etched,
heart broken widows and Oh ,Jhans, and
the walls Of the lost, platform that
would hold all the temperance men in
the world, and that the final dissolution
of the clements would not disturb. "
Her oratory, it is stated draws large
audiences.
Zach Chandler, Cnai. nan of the
Hayes National Committee, is levyinc
assessments on 'hc otticeholders fol-
he benefit of Hayes, " .th the appro.
| baton of Grant, Secor Robson
| Boss Shepherd, Measurer Babcock land
the rest of the White House Ring. II
Hayes is elected, do Schurz. Fenton
and hat set suppose he " i'll dare to &C
back on the men who ran ne White
House machine for his benefit?
MI. Spurgeon has made arrangements
with his congregation whereby OF
ce. .ain Sunday evenings they re,
main away and allow tue genera
public free access. We know minis
tiers whose congregations stay ava,
without any special arrangem. a
being made, and the general public
don't jump at the chance offered, i
either.
| A st. Louis, Mo-, grocer was eyer
| paid ST ,00o at bank in that city re
Gently, and the next day returne,
with i. For his honesty he was re
warded by the announcement that b
had laid himself liable to arrest fo
not Immediately returninr the money
Such encouragement is apt to make
man feel aggrieved,
The Prohibitionists of Massachuset,
have received shot between wind an
water by Mr.. Faxon's declining
stand for the Treasuryship. He W;
the one man in the party who was wi
ling to spend money in the temperan,
cause, and who appreciated the impo
tant part that cash always play -
political campaign.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-03

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogersoo's
Female Hydrasth PoWders, for ali trr -le
complaints. by mail. 81. Address. Or
Rogerson, P.O. 1ox, 256s N. Y. City.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

surp SONORA. sunk by collision off Hoyhead, in
sured in Boston Offices follows 900 at the Boston
the Boylston 5000 the Salem Marine, 0O at
the Delaware Mutual 900 at the Insurance Co OF North
New York and smaller at other offices The cargo 10
probably insured in San Francisco and England In add
ton TO the above 5000 are insured at the ProyIdence
Washington $4,000 the Oriental New York. and S5OO
at the State of Pennsyvana in all $4,000 on ship and
freight.
CRY tBr at San francisco Aug Is from
sE lasting So hours during which carried buwsrks
and did other damage.
SNIP LIVINGSTONE B) bound to Belfast which sprung
Point and serward discharged of her
the stocks at sknuers ship ysrd Bal more undergoing
will leave for destination in about week.
ScHR LEWIS EnRxASS. from Orchla Islands for Balt-
with guano, in coming Patapsco Tuesday last
aground approaching Bowlys wharf and stuck fat
Three unable to pull her on aud compelled
at last desst and wait for high tide.
ScHR COMMERCE, of Port Kennedy, loaded with lime
burned IN the schuylk River Sunday Loss the
sci 5000. on cargo $500.
CARRIE WALKER. Chadwick while lying a the Gas
Cos dock Bath Friday night last struck by light
ming. and had mantopmas and maiAboom somewhat dam
aged,
away her sshead and put into Newport RI Sept g.
to procure
scnR FRANCIS ELLEN from Fall River for New York put
into Newport Sept Il, with loss OF anchor and chain
MARIA from Alex sndria for Jersey
City, put into Norfolk Sept 4leaky.
SoBR CARRIE ALICE from Boston for Charleston put into
Norfolk Sept 10 repair sails.
VINEYARD HAvrs Sept G-schr Err, before put
in leaking dschargnc her and will haul the
marine railway for repairs.
LAUNCHEp-At Brewer, Ne. Sept 4. from the yard Of
Oakes Son. bark Formosa. Her dimensions ms fol,
Length, 1877 elo feet; width 81 alo feet depth,
Is $40 feet tonnage. decks. 2lO6; below decks 24399;
poop deck 5S enclosed spaces So IL total $50 6
AZ Waldoboro 9th inst bark Annie Reed, of 800 TONS
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
RARE SPORT AT NEWPORT.

THRpE WE'LL CONTESTED RUNNING RACES
JUMPING OVER FOUR HURDLES THREE FEKT
HIGH-PoLo GAMES WITH THREE ON sIpE
NEWPORT, r. L. Sept G, 1876.
somc sport for Newport took place the polo
grounds this afternoon in addition TO polo II con.
sisted OF three running The first for the
Bennett Cup and the distance loo yards Tho
entrance fee OF SO was TO go to the second, as II
did also in the two following races The second race
for silver and spoon, the distance being City yards
This heat race the best two N three The third
the bes, Of all and was Tor subscription cup
$50 yards and going the distance they to
jump over four hurdles three feet high s. Nicholson
Kane and A. Wright sandiord, both OF New York were
selected as judges and gave satisfaction to all
concerned. For the 1rst race there we're
four entres-viz, T. l. Hart, =. of Montreal;
Frank Abbott, of Boston; Charles Harris of New
YORK and Captain Co WIDEN, OF Her British Msjesus
sxtesh Rifles They appeared TO lie IN excellent trim
Tor tue race, aud each was confident that he would
of the PRIZE Alter two false starts they got the
word Col wi,h Fart leading and Harms second The
latter toward the flush spared ahead 10 good style
and came in the winner, Hart second. Cowden third
and Abbott, last Tinse, IL Is seconds.
TBE SECOND
After waiting about fifteen minutes the second race
for the cup ana spoon was called For tins race there
three entries--vz., 'Rcliard Robinson, - Har.
ris and Abbott Harris came in first and
"Robnson" second in the first heat Time.
seconds. The second dead heat be-
tween Harris and Abbott Time, seconds Before
the third and last heat they wanted ten minutes rest
which was granted them by tho judges. "Robinson'
did not of course participate in the last heat, the
conditions were The best two In three. Harris and
Abbott got away good style the former. keeping tho
lead she entire distance aud thus winnin. tho cup.
Time, 5 As seconds.
THiHD
For the race for The Subscription Cup there were
three entries-viy., William G. Rives Jr, Of Boa;on
ard Geesrs Hart ana "Robnson." hart was the
favoritc 'Rohinson cleared the lrst hurdle ahead,
but Hart took the lead at this pom. and jumped the
other three grand style ahead OF his competitors,
Who however at his heels when the last hurdle
Was cleared Time. Il So seconds
NOVELTY SPORT
appreciated by the large and fashionable audience
present aud many OF the ladies lett their carriages and
the centre OF the lot, where they could have
better view OF the races
CANES.
Three very interesting and closely contested polo
games followed with threo SIDE and the specta-
tors frequently appauied tho players No more spr-
tied games have taken place this season, and clearly
proved that With three side the games were more
Interesting, at least for the spectators than with
mi
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sep. e-Arrved. bark obdua Csp), Echevar.
ria. Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, brig waubun, Spencer, Sydney, UB.
BREMEN Sept 5-Arrivcd. barks Bremen (Ger) Leitke,
Eew York Lydia Cardell (Br) Todd, do.
BoxsAy, Sept 6-Arrived, steamer Europa Br. from
Liverpool.
Sailed 9th, steamer Triaacra C3p. for Glasgow.
DASrzIc, Sept l-sailed, bark Neversnk, Jarvis New
York; brig Aeelia Thurow. White do; ID schr Riley
Small. do.
ELsiSoRE Sept l-Arrivcd bark Dronnine Sophie (Nor)
Petersen, New York: : brig Post Hsltrr Q wahi (Ger,
Lassow, do.
FALMOUTH, Sept e-Arrivcd, bsrk Wakefield, Carver,
Akyab.
Hull, Sept e-sailed, brig oolconda, Lord America
HAnBuRc. Sept 5-sacd bark Frithjot CNor, Jeremsas
sen. New York; also the Arracan, for do.
HAvRs Sept Arrived, steamer Canada dr. Franguel
New York.
Sailed 4th ship Ida Lilly Curtis United States: schr
John Wood. Smith do.
IrswicH, Sept 5-Arrived, BARK Italia QtaD, Bernardo
Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL Sept e-Arved, steamer Diego Csp). Gass-
naga, New York.
Sailed 5th ship Iris (Br). Armstrong. North America
Sailed 9th, steamer Pennsylvania Harris Philadelphia
MARsrLLrs, Sept 5-Arrivcd schr Matilda Kranz, Rich
New York.
In port 5th schr Minnie Loud, Holt, for Cuba
MALAGA Aug 3l-Saiied. mot bris) Escho (Br
Day, New York
ROTTERDAM. Sept 4-sailcd, schr Z S Newman Newman,
Boston
QUEENSTOWN Sept e-Arrivea. bark Agostina Repettc
UtaD, Antols New York.
Also arrived 6th steamers Enrand (Br Thompson New
York for Livcrpoo City OF Limerick (Br Jameson Phs
delpha for do and both proceeded.
sTxrfs TO Sept 5-Arrived barks Ada Carter Abergh,
Baltimore; Hclvetia (Non. Engebrethseu, New York
Nordcap (Nor). Osultsen, Bamore Pilau Ger, Kuhe.
New York brig Norge (Nor) Christensen Philadelphia.
WEATHER REPORT.
ind calc ba
rometer, 2e.53s
PLYMOUTH. Sept 6. PM-wind sw, fresh. with rain.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
Spoken.

GO 80.
Ship Republic (BD Phillips, from Belfast, July "a, for
Delaware Breakwater. Sept 4, lat Al 81 Ion 10 80.
ship Anglo America lBr Jordan, from st John NIB, for
Liverpool, Aug ~. lat AZ, Ion 60 IS.
Ship Abner Benyon. Watts from Pabelon de Piea via
Valparaiso for Queenstown July 10, lat 20 s. Ion 2S W.
Snip ames Foster Jr, Howes from Dublin for New York.
Aug 10, lat 80. lou IA.
Ship Ennerdale (Br) Porter from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco, July 10. lat II y, Ion ~ W.
Ship Bonanza. DAILY, from Liverpool for San Francisco
July ., lat N, lon % W.
ship Granger Doaue from Liverpool for San Francisco
July l3 lat N, Ion 20 W.
Bark Capt Peter DAHL (Nor, from London for New York.
Aug IA. lat 20. Ion H.
An Am bark, steering +, showing RPQ Aug H. lat Al,
Ion 63.
An Am bark, steering s, showing MGJB, was july
II, lat 10 Is n Ion 81 81 W.
An Am bark. showing NswC, from Barbados for Bristol
% days out Aug 10
Brig Maggie Gander ~, from Liverpool for New York.
Aug q. la. 10 30. Ion 13 20
schr Lycmgus (3r). from Fsys for sydney CB. Aug T.
al
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

f fy ::.
ssy .ps GeRy Finch New @
Baker s.erhsn Morgan, Carrie Holmes Harris Lydia
s b 1T knr Na.'ays s from % orders: Ssy Bartlett.
WIN oS4og Ms;.p g. for, aeSrEs,sTn ,,,. c. m -
Boutsliier Barbados; schrs crowell, Oliver Bay Of
Nj sSs, Sor csr; cr
Also arrved-s.eamers Tail.pocs. Us). NcRchie, Nov
ghis; ]: Il. Hudsell, Jr. sharp Do: Mary Fsmerek,
McKerton Hoboksn
b ss% General whHsy aS S
Ssm R%sn and bark r.
ros.r New YORK Park Ws acasen B Mesrss
slloth; schrs W y llcrret, Baker: Boston
Came up from Quarantine. brig Fanny Scnnings, Lor-
At Quarantine steamer Enfsno cspa) Mende,onO. from
ciearsd-s,eamers Martha Stevens, Chance, New York;
DIR Hays Londonderry Bjorrvn tNcr olsen do sehrs
smi. si srn,. MA. Ms.
simmons, Boston CI.r. " Eiwer' Long, do -''''
Arrived sth, .chr John Manson, Manson. Boston.
BRuNswICK, Ga, Sept 5-Arrivsd. brig Laura Getrudc
BANGOR, Sep, 4-Arrived brig George. Morgan. New
BRISTOL, Sep. 3-saiied, schr Condova. Wilson, Rich
Bath, Aug si-Arves, sehr Nellie Brown. croweIi.
Graham. Smith, do; j NJ Fitzpatrick Cranmer Phila.
srhSs R,,,dOr ,GnCIa Cobb New York s1.tses
BAKERS LANDING. Sep, 5-Arrivsd, sehr W saun-
HARLEsroN, Sept a-sailed. sehr wapells. Penny.
E9a"ss ss Aip%si apnsisy PiSsp
sated-s,eamer hshland' crowcli. New York
pARlES. Aug 2e-Arrived, bars Valentino lspi peAni-
ss,sga Brsnswisk to load for Lisbon; scdr Mary Collins
EAST Xxcnixs Sep. s-Arivcd, sehr sin.loa, Now
] EAST GREENWICH Ban. s-Arrivsd schrs Lille Q
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
FOREIGN PORTS.

BarApAso. Aug ce-Arved, schr Maud Barbour Pshuse.
ns,srs: sshrs Nellie Sawyer Gsths do Ann Dole
CIfSrUEsos, Aps 2e-salsd, bark Sam Shepherd CBt,
Fs,s Fsss' rA'd''h'a brig David o~'a' ch'd''aF"' New
CAisARlEy, Aug 22-Arrived, brig Ida (BD, Smith. s.
IS F"iaRuo, Aug is-saed brig John Boyd (eD, North,
HAyAsA. Aug 2e-Arriyed bark Rebecca Caruona John
% Sss .rk % 18th To
Ms,sa.et Bskef New Orleans and sid goth TO RETURN
soh for New orsaus; Sept 9, steamer Columbus Reed
Also arrived sth steamer City of Havana, Phillips Mex
.cSf iedono Bloom New ossn bsrs oss opes
Ws ST Trinidad sp s S.s s ys2' yo9 s Re- s
do, Dasley; New York brig Dante (r. Morrison, do;
In Aa 80 s ~ for he New 1,os, m
MasraS Ssp .T,vea bar. Hattie ceuds g
sailed 2sih, bark LIsc, Carney north cf Haisras brig
XoSIsKiI, Sept ARRIVED, bark Ko.mo, Burns Bre.
Sie..sd an brig ocean Queen. Cork;
NoaIn srPsss cs Aug G 2s-Arriysd svi IGyDhe%sDo,
Sailed Aug - bark Frances Herbert tBD. Mckenzie,
9vrsss Seq. smAIivsd, bark, The kildare p.zl. Bel
fast Cynosure nae.. Sunderland Bruce Fraser. Green
So
dee Satisfaction. from swansea Canada Ludvgsep Lon
don: Hope, Cummings. Grcenock; Capella Olsen. do;
Elder, jacobsen Hayre Gaspe, Thompson Lverpool lie
yiathan, Pictou for Montreal
RIO GRASnx, July 22-Arrivsd schr Farnhan, Gem.
Richmond Va.
Sailed 18th. Ann Holton. sireth New York.
In port July 23, schr Hugh Ewing tBD, Wilson, for Bos
ton. ready fer Sos.
sISnaA LtoSx, Aug s-Arrived. bark Liberia Foster,
Tenerihe.
snAycuA July 23-Arrved, bark p Carlton, Porter
New Yerx; sls'. ship Moonlight waterhouse Philade
phn-
sailed July 20 bark Rosetta Mcneil. Brown, N.g.,.M
Spur Glasgow; sehr uslume Br), Thea Philadelphia
Arrived 9Th schrs W Scott, Haley, New York. Annie
Currer (Br) Van wsrt, do.
Cleared 4th, schr William Mailer. Bucknam, Now
York.
Cleared 9Th, scbr sea Lion tBr), New York.
VALENCIA. Aug ls tnot 3oh)-Arrived schr Miranda.
Mitchell. New York.
YoKoHAsA. Aug lin port steamers Quangse tBrl,
Jones from Hong Kong arrived 9Th. circulated for New
York via suer: Bengal ( Douglass circulated for do via
do; ship Sir Ianceo; tBp Hepburn, from Shanghai ar
rivod July - has been Withdrawn New York).
Arrived July 20, bark Willard Mudgctt Dcky, Hong
Kong put In Tor and sailed 3Oh for Honolulu; Aus
steamer Oceanic t), Parse San Francisco and sailed
\ 9Th for Hong Kone).
Sailed July ~ bark Ela Ncol lBr). Wilson from New
York. Kobe.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
CLEARED.

Steamer Bcihnis (Br McNcSan, hverposl via Queeus-
town--C u FrauckivE
Steamer somerset (Br), Western, Bristol E-w Nor
gan .
ris X Co.
steamer Gulf Stream. Crowe. Chareston-J Qaintsrd
& Co.
steamer Annie s,eon, wilmington. De-A Abbott
Steamer Anthracite. Gnmlcv Philadelphis-Jas Hand
Ship Hudson Knight. London -Grnnell. Minturn Co.
ship freydis fNorI Iversen BrcmcnFunch. Edys Co.
Bark Priscilla (er Bschcf AMER for crdcrsC Tobias
Co. -
Bark Edward Jewet (Br,, Malmquss. Liverpool, E.
Scammell Bros
Bark 81 ItaD Psstorln, Cork Falmouth for orders
John sesgsr.
Storey Go.
Bark Brothers wes,berg, RIO Janero-J Ward L Co.
Bark Endcavor. Mountford, Bath, Me-Xsrcus Hunter
Co.
Brig Ada II Halls Johnston, Porto Cabelo Pension 4
Co.
Brig Nancy Ross CBr), Whitney, s, Johns, SF-Nler
Uouchtor.
schr h b Darling, Hodshinson Berbee--Leaycran Co
sehr Hattie Hssksi, Jurgens, san Blas CsC-Owen
Brennan.
sshr rsA' fBn. Gale. ST John NR--P ! IsA.'us So.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept4 schr racic Parker of
Proyneetown Dyer Atlantic Ocean with la bbis and
200 do humpback oil board Reports Aug 81 lat 80 20 n
lon 10 40 ". schrs William Wilson. I.raey of Marion 10
bbls sp; Mary Simmons Rich. of Provncetown 1s5 do
and 200 do VIII; Arizona White. do co do and 20 do
VIII; Edward Lee. Atkins do. 100 do VIII.
Sailed from New Bedford Sept 5, bark Cicero, Foster,
Atlantic Ocean.
Cleared at do 5th bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, for
Pacific Ocean
AZ Ambrizette wCA, Juiy ~ bark Draco, Peaks OF NIB
At Congo, WCA July Is, bark George Susan Heyer, OF
NIB.
on do July I3, schr Petrol. Reed. ofNB.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
The DEFEAT OF THE ST. JOHN GREW.


The defeat OF the St John at Philadelphia
causes great d,sappointmcnt IN sporting circles An
evening paper gives expression to the general sent-
ment, ssying:-"Without going deeply into
the prevailing view Of it Is
that their defeat to the
undoubed feet thai they are rot good physically
they eight ten years ago. some OF them havo
passed the meridian OF ifc and others vcrging
H. Most persons will agree with us that they should
Give place TO Younger men,
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
schr W vansman. Sharp. FernAndns-E Hurlbut 4
Co.
schr Annie wilder French, Bangor. Me-H W Loud 4
Co.
Sloop Illinois, Wilson. New Londou-Wm Chalmers
SAILED.

Steamers Bobnia (br. for Liverpool: Claribel tBrl,
Kingston, &c; Gen Barnes. Savannah; Gul stream.
Charleston ship Hevea Begl, Bremen; bsrks Zenobia
Nor, Elsinore Caspa Nor. Settn; Kate Howe tNor
Morgan Broad Pl brig Msnlius. hatanLas
Wind at sunset. WSW; at midnight sW.
Barometer sunset. 30. IL: at 10 Pm 5ol3.