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BUDGET OF FUN.
Gone Of to Bum.

book agent of this city has just returned
from the Honey Lake country. The agent
one day stopped at cabin, situated in the
edge Of tie foothills. Before reaching the
cabin, halt a dozen dogs of assorted sizes and
unacceptable breeds started up from under
the stunted rincs or came running from SHEDS
abous the pace, yelping and barking like
pack II coyotes. In the wake OF the dogs
swarmed forth seven or eight bare headed
fiaxen haired children, plainly all OF one
breed, the forest breed. The Juveniles were
followed by Il gaunt, satiron-complexioned
woman of about forty. BY cooking for many
years before an open fireplace, she had be-
come as eifectually smoke cured us any her
ring.
To the woman who thus appeared the agent
made known his business.
wall, stranger, I'm afraid var come TO tn
wrong place, ef yer got nothin' bot books 10
SELL Efyer had some powder or caps, or
su,hin' IN the amernitlon line, yer might sell
some to my old man. AS fer books, stranger,
we're not much on the read hyar'
Gould see your husband, mam?' asked
the book agent
"Wall, stranger, reckon yer could eff yer
was whar he T2s; he's big enough for to see,
Lord knows
nfo's MOI at home, tLeh:'' I
Stranger, he's not at home" .-
viii he be likely to return ed0n?"
Cant say, stranger; he's little onsartln."
(Which way has he gene? l may meet
him somewhere in the settlement"
81 reckon not, stranger; he's gone out bum
MINI
"Gone out cumming. What do you mean
by thatY"
"Wall, stranger, lie tuck down his gun this
m ornin', and from Il wink he give me as he
started away, calkerlate he's gone of some
whars to bum a sheep or two."-Necddd En-
teyprtse.
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"a bov, while fishing in Lake Butts des
Morte, Wis, the other day, felt nibble, and
drew in a halEeAllon fruit en-. In il ne
found a large catfish that had taken up his
abode and lived there until his Increased d.
mentions did not admit of egress
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NOTICE;.-EsTATE OF NAETN 4. BERNARD, DYc u.
Notice is hereby given, that the Undersigned fNecu'
OF the last win aud OF Martin T. Bernard late
Of the county of La sale and state Of to decreased, VIII
appear before the County Court Of said cCuny on the
mid Monday (Deng the th day) OF August 1874, AZ ht
County Court House IN Ottawa ia said county, when
ard wheru all persons having claims demands against
said estate are notified 10 attend ana irese; the same In
writing for adjustment.
iGENEY 7. PARR,
A. r. ARMSTRONG,
i H. MARSHALL.
iuu1.6w EXeCE'0rs
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GEORGE n. LELAND.

!IdStT an 'hdIitfiY.
NIAST'ER'S SiALE.-NOucel Is hereby givcC,
vi That by virtue OF decree made and entered q record
hy he Circuit Court OF Ia sale county, state OF Illinois AZ
the June term of said court, D. lst Ia certain cause
cD pending In said court, the chancery side thereof
wherein Louis Elel, Jeremiah Eel and Henry Wertitin
were Complanants. ard John walter. Angelica Waiter,
Jacob Jacob John BOuga and Conrad BrapEan Neie
defendants, snail Monday, lie tWcltyhrd Gay OF
July A. y. 1871, At the hour Of two OClOch IN the afternoon
day offer for sale az tie south door OF the County
court House In Ottawa IN sa'd counN,a public aucoh'
will then sell TO the highest bidder the following DE-
scHed property. being the ordered b. said decree to
be sold, that Is to Lots ODe and SEVEN ~ BLOCK one
uEired and Three IN the city ard county of La Sale and
state OF Illinois.
Terms Oh Sale: Cash. GEORGE ". LELAND,
Dated June 3th, lS1, -,iw Master IN JhancerY
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Ae9al.

< fl u ri T. ',Ss - LE.-By virtue OF an oXecu
- ton issued out of The CLERKS once OF tie Circuit IOrrt
La Sale Couaty, and state Of Illinois, ana 10 me direct
cd whereby am commanded TO make the amount OF
certain judgment recently obtained against Robert G.
Myer, favor OF William Jackson out of lands tene
mCnts goods and chattes OF the said Roberto Myer nave
levied the following property to Wit Lots three four
and i've In block fourteen also lots nine and ten, In PUNT
Addition TO the Village OF Sueaor and the undivided nail
of lot sN IN block twenty. In the village OF streator La
Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore. according to said command. shall expose
for sale pubc auction all the right title and interest OF
The above named tot {. Mycr In and TO the above de
Icrhed proncrty Monday, the h day OF jay ISL AT
o'clock y. ~, at tho south door OF the County Court
House. IN Ottawa, Illinois
Dated at ottawa H., tfs 9Th day Of July 1871
RUFUS G. STENtNS.
Uly1-3w sheriff OF La Sale County, III.
Nc'EI or PETER SWERSRT, DEce .sKD.
Notice IS hereby given. that the undersigned, Ad@G'
ggaOr with the Will annexed OF the estate OF refer SWce
n, late OF the county OF Ia Sale and state OF Hines De,
ceased will appear before the County Court OF said county
the third Monday (beng the twenteth day. OF August
ISL at the County Court House 10 Ottawa, In said
county when and where all persons having claims or dc.
alnds said notified attend and presen
the same IN writing tor adjustment.
Dated this SJth day OF June u. 1871. 80 ~
slLAs ". RUGEE
ilyi-6w AGIniuistTaOr, &c.
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w a y L EDwth Clergyman having leisure, Or
Ribie RedJ, TO introduce in La sale county the CEI
DRAFTED NEW Centennial Edition OF the HOLY BIBLE.
For description notice editorial IN last week issue of this
paper Address at once F. /. HORTON 81 CO.,
Publishers and BooEDindcrs. 60 +. Market st.
apr2l.9mos Indianapolis, Ind.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALYE
CURES

Flesh Wounds, frozen LEnb~, salt Rheum
ChIIbIains. Sore breast. sore Lips, ErwIpslas
Ring Worms, tai'uses, Scaid Head, Chapped
Hands, Burns. Scald~, Wounds, Festers, Piles,
Bunions. Bites. Warts ana Pimple- Cancers
Sores. Stings, Wens, AbCess, >prains Cuts,
Bllsters, Corns, Telons, Ulcers, Shingles, Stie~
r rockies, BOil>, Nhitlows, Tan, scuryy, Itch
IngrowIHG Nails, Nettle Rash. Mosquito and
Flea Bites, splsl.r StinSS, and all Cu,aaeous
Eruptions generally.
= -.. esr +-I " 20 conn -
stores thr"rrlo the infeC states ara Brush racts
Prize 10y pisit ~ cents.
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i2fW Advertisements.
Tarrant's Efervescent Setter Aperient

Is household name throughout the United s,ates II
administered as specific and with success In dyspepsia
sick headache, nervous debility, liver comp'a int. bilious
remtents, bowel complaints especially Constipation
rheumatism govt gravel nausea, the complaints pee
10 the maternal sex, anu all type VI milan nation. So
milo II in its operation that u be with perfect
safety TO the itebest child and eeabc f. 10
taste SO refreshing 10 tue palate that children
10 take 1t. For sale by alt druggists.
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cES.S-- Week 10 Agents. 30 Olrf Fi,s. p
'N.)C-tOi 1 o. yICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
S.IDa day 1T home. Agents wanted. Outf: Gut
- terms nee TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine.
% EXTRA FtNE CARDS no two aIlgr, with name
81 IUCts. }. X. HARDER, Maiden Bridge. New YORK.
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SEE week In your own town. Terms and y outnt
,NOO Tree. H. IIALLETT & CO. Portland, Maine

o. Extra zinc Mixed Cards with name 10 cent
- post paid L-JONLs q 90. Nassau. New or.
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While we guarantee as Coed Work q
any city jobbers, we challenge couuRsH-
son of Prices with any other estHbissh
ments
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

letter from Capt Hovisnd Of bark Patina OF NIB.
ports her ~ sea Msy -. With $50 bbs o-a we'll Re-
ports same date bnFks Lacona Clifford NIB. 500 90
oil Greyhound. Allen. do $50 50.
letter from Can't Oxford Of bark Laeonis Of NIB,
told. - - - - -
a letter from Capt Wing OF bark Atlantic Of NB dated
May states that she had taken 200 ehls ~ and
with 2u0 bbls sp oil.
letter from Capt Church, OF bark Lrttia Of NIB.
ports her et MAIZE May 80 With $50 bills OIL Reports
sp oil '' w
lettcr from tho FIRST oiccr Marcella Trpp Of
b reports her at Mahe May 2S with oil before
hqs hs99s,s a 40 b.,ts rss. Church NB $50 a, told:
spoke lay H. barks Lscon Clifford NB SIS bbis all told
18Th Callao Craw do $40 d. all told; PatinA Rowland
dc 1850 do Heard from few days previous bark Linda
SeewsIs S Wilson NB iiso do Greyhound Allen do $50
barks Andrew Hicks Hicks. westport, with $50 bb oil
ihsd arrived Mahe. aoove) Merlin. sturs NB 100
do The Marcella Maho the third mate and
would sail next day to cruise.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
DEATH OF LADY THORN.
SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF FAMOUS TRoT-
TING HORSE.

SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF FAMOUS TRor-
TING HORSE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n j., July l, 1877.
Lady Thorn, the celebrated trottng marc, died at
Fashion stud Farm hero this morning from innam.
nation OF the bowels, after short Illness She was
foalcd In 1885, and at IN early age exhibited. under
the care Of DR.. Herr, Of Lexington, KY, wonderful
signs Of speed.
SKETCH HER CAREER.
Her careor upon the turf Is only second to that OF
Goldsmith Maid, their beng almost household
words After leaving Kentucky in 1870 she in
tho hands of Dan Mace. She showed rare form that
spring. trials OF speed far ouslrpping her former
achievements. She won the only thrce races sho
started IN, but with accident In August while
beng shipped on board tho at Rochester, which
compelled her TO withdraw from all further contests
uI on The turf
MISTRESS THE TURF.
At this time she ndisputaby The mistress OF
the trottng turf having since she left her native State
trotted hity-two races, Winning forty y-three. She
leaves behind her son and daughter respectively
three and two years Of sired by old Black Hero
OF Maino. and General Knox Sho will be buried by
the judges stand, and monument erected 10 her
memory.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP juno 3o-sailed steamer Switzerland (Belg)
Jackson. New York; bark Truro tBr,. Bnrris. do.
BREMEN. June 3O-sailed. ship Maryland GER, Darlen
bark Lima Schwoon Ger. Wagner. do.
BARCELONA, to July 1-Arrived, brig Carotus Uta),
Muro, New York via Alicante.
BORDEAUX 3oSaled. bark Schiller Gen. for Cali
forna.
BoxBAY. to Juno 3o-Arrived. ship Lucy A Kickels.
Nickes Liverpool
CARDIFF, Juno 3o-Arrived. schr B Hume. Diggins.
Richibucto.
CnoxsrApr 10 juno 3o-Arrived, bark rorfoens (Nor)
Petersen, Philadelphia.
DAxrzrc about June 27-Arrved. bark speranzs (Nor,
Olsen, Now York.
HULL, June 30-Saiiod, bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor, Ras
mussen Wilmington, NC.
HAvRE, July !, 10 AM-Arrved, steamer Franco Fr)
Trudelle, New York.
HAxsuRc juno 2ssailed barks Mids tNor) Baltimore;
3oth. Aurora Nor,. Koss New York; stralsund tGcr)
Goldberg, Baltimore.
Alexander. Pensacola Royal Alfred (BD. Fisher New
York; Cox (Br, Hastings, Pensacola:
Camperdown (Br), Miller. Mobile; barks Yarmouth
tBr,. Hilton. Galveston; Herbert Hall (BD,
Davis. do Aico Cooper (Bp, King. Bangor;
Ioch Coil (Br) Wright. New Orleans via Key West; July
1, ships Americana (Br), spry Pensacola; Riverside
Woodward, do; Ajax Nor) Apenes. New Yorx; Idomsne
(B, Kcy, do; bsrks Transit (r Pratt, Pensacola; Tar
peian tBr) roran Wilmington, NC; lakewood tBr),
Dixon, Mobile; Montcbeo tArg', Keliy. Now Orleans
LASDsonr, to July 1Arrved. bark Jens Nelson (Nor,.
Hoist. Now York for Stockholm.
MovLLE, July ARRIVED steamer Sardinan (Br) Dut-
tou Montreal for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH July 1-Arrived. ship sandusky. Lowden.
Pensacola.
Also arrived lst, steamer Herder (Ger) Brandt New
York for Hamburg (and proceeded).
QUEENSTOWN juno 3oArrved. schr Chas Plat. Sharp,
Boston July ship Thor (Nor,. Zachariasen. New York
bark Francisco Bert olotto ta) Antola Philadelphia
Arrived. ID 80 AM ste"mer City of Richmond 1Br).
Lcitch, New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM June os-Saled. bark Johann Ludwis (Ger)
Holtjo Baltimore.
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OBITUARY.
HIJAM v. LOsEA.

Hiram " Losca, for thrty.three years a resident OF
tho Fourteenth ward, and school trustee the time
of hts DEATH having aled that position with crcd to
himself and benefit the schools during three sue.
cess,ve terms, died suddenly at his residence in Mu
berry street yesterday afternoon, though hc had been
suffering Tor several weeks from heart disease Tho
dc ceased was well known IN that thickly populated
ward as O man foremost IN works OF charity aud be-
nevolencc, and his presence will be missed all circles
where Inc OF the poor for IN that
section OF the city. The boys OF tho Fourteenth ward
viii remember him as Kind and benevolent gentle-
man. who only Friday last gave them freely various
sums OF money to celebrate the Fourth saying he did
not expect to DO with them that day.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

;s sl:
ton. M New Iondos: v Il Bsardmsn, New York
Foots. Agns: Bacon and Emma Crosby. Boston; " il
Hopkins Stonington Grace Andrews from Goorgetown,
BOSTON Sny .sa. DceSG,, Hsy s.
k.tsr. Mobile: s wisisaI a.raes: BaI,%c:s: io,sp6
E.:sa a:s TsSssss
Ss% ss:s
xerp: Irene AUST. pi%miek Lynn: Andrra ojIsek
Po :es,: %%
y5ui.s B.s bark s.st Lpssha. ss..,
1900 tong Bath 70 load fSs Cardiff brig asporse
Randall S.I
CHARLESTON. June 2s-Arriyed schrs George Clarke,
asphs Mi%a Ma'sfsss Reed SIR ss!:u ss. River n@
Sailed Myroycr Brown. Now York Frank Walker.
July -sr!Issa :sSs Herbert =; Davis. Now York.
.CHEsrER. Pa. July i-Arrved, schr w II Card. Foss
FoGfRE"s vs sCSsoE July ARRIVED bark euli.
Ann" H.Sn ase,ci,o anl, E. for 0rder"' brig E'H Will
june esrea .hs Adolf Flake Bo
d'p ann. srss.r ns .ess
aud Martha nns Neweomb Philadelphia; s7th Elisa Saw
NEW ORLEANS from sw Pass Juno ~ brl,
c% July ?@arrised sinner. Warrior tr, Liverpool Al.
PASSES ltsaled steamer City osMcrids; ships chins
sss 1 5 Boston,
sy Ssi@iz F.s 4%
sscx-A %sreh.n: brig bound o,...,.
,NEwPoRT. June 20 Arrived, sehr victoria, Tslmsse,
ssiIsd~schr Lucy wentworth Hubbard. Calais for New
pttt
nj ssnr; D.,is Ssya Ss's r.
,NEw LONDON. june so-A1vsd, brit George. Nov
3 :i ss ss
Fort TSESsESD. june 20 Sailed. schr Aurora, Birt.
..rEXs%6oLx. 10 Juno z7-c,s.rsd schr Ad. whitney.
PSRf RoyAf. SC. July Arrived rchr r Kindborr.
ss!Isa.iss Alfred (Bp, GIorro wilmington
Knnht Mecrsey, New Yors Janass Catherine. sav.n
% is.s @s: %ss is SOsc.an SssSo
fS: ssss' ls Roger.
.i"ly Arrived bark Devou.hire ralsn.r. Lsi.b scl
ai%S $s%s SIssS S,!s ss Grimm
Isa.s Fs 45S
isS ssSs
Via sSa City sSi 1sa S.
ciesrsS~ nslH Jshauns. Rod syo,. Moore. Lsvorpool.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 23-Arived, ships Shirley.
Matthews Tacoma: David Iiosdlcy Kahlcr Port ami bIc
Cear.d-kmrks Anita Denna (Guatl. Jurgens. Port
ki. y.s:c % s
rcka; Montana. Jacobsen Maxatlan.
Sailed cd-Barks Anna GeD. Meyer, Apia via Trinidad;
Cassandra Adams Edwards. NAnaimo: Emerald LofRren
Port tiambie brig Percy Edward, Turner, Tahiti
July 1Arived ship Helen Barnes (Br, Williams, Swan
SAVANNAH. July 1-Arrved. schr D Everett. Hicks,
Bath.
Beiow-Sehr G. schultz, from -.
ssi!.d1sehr y Miller. Port Royal sc.
WILMINGTON, Nc, June 10 Arrived, schr Mabel, Ma
loney Boston. ....
.Reow-Brg G Van Horn (Br), Hooker, from Now
YORK
WAREHAM. Juno 2o-Arrived, schr Dorcsss Kohn. En-
nett New YORK.
Arh--iailed schr Index Garrison. PhiladelphiM
WARREN, Juno 29-Arrved. schr Lille . Wells Wells
PbiiadotpntA -
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pnr,er OF the stonmcrs City OF Havana and Rio
Grande from Havana. and Of tho Csnina from Bermuda
have our thanks tor favors.
Surr WAsHINcrox Lrssxy WAS not 20 badly damaged By
the breaking down Of the coal shue mot the whnr st
Seattle supp~sed Tue captain says ,na' alter
thorough only about 5000 viii have 30 be
used 20 ropaIr the vessel aud ~ her lay days
BARx Ina r TAILOR ien Newcastle, NsW, on Jan 70
1877 r Hang Kong and reached her destination
tic da,c the last steamer left China er ssn rrsnc;eo
She /. edlv lost She commanded BY Capt ix
who hnd MI, we on hoard. She was owned by Tayor
Co OF San Francisco built ut Pcrry, Me- In 1850 and
registered 621 tons.
BRYc ourotAS ut Phiadeiphn, from Mstansss. sprung
her nsinn, AT and In heavy northeast gio
shs IA - Lana
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
WAGES REDUCED.

CONSEQUENT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE EN-.
PLoYEEs-PRosPECrs OF STRIKE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July !, 1877.
The wages OF all the employees Of tho Indianapolis
and ST. Louis and the vandaia railroads wero reduced
ten per cent to-day, and the ST Louis Kansas Citv
and Northern road twelve per cent The wages nj
the Union Depot also reduced ten por cent There
"a good deal OF excitement among some OF tho men
Affected and there Is cousidci abo disposition mani
tested TO resist the action OF the companies. When
tho apnouL ,mcnt was madc yesierda, the
ward men and switchmen OF the Vanda.ia ana the
Indianapolis and ST. Louis quit worl th,rc VII
nrobabIy be mecting OF tho other employees o rs,er.
nine what course shall bc taken under TIC escur.
sta
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
SPOKEN.

Ship Harmsnide. Br, Kearn from Liverpool for 81 John
NIB. June 10. lat 81. Ion IL.
95 days out. lat ~ a5 y, lon II W.
Bark Nellie May. Blair. from Brunswick tor Grange.
mouth, no .te. lat ~ 10. Ion IL 35 ...t....
nark Jupiter Ger strcker. from Bremen for Phiiade
phia June 3, ist a. Ion 3D.
Bark Maggie Horton (Br). Horton, from Norfolk for
Hamburg. June IL, lat ~. Ion 81.
Bark China tGerj Jordan. from New York for Bremen
june II. lat ~ %. Ion 81 O6
scbr Emnia Fox. from Philadelphia for Point s-Pitrc
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
THE TWEED RETAINER.

Tho following despatch received yesterday ~
the agent OF the Associated gress:-
TARRyrowS. ~ Y, July l, 1871
Please publish the following receipt IN reply 20 me
statement Of the New York Tunes regarding certain
fees paid me IN Tweed aud Swccny matters which
were Turned over favor Of the retainer TO Jonn H.
Townsend when withdrew and left the JOINT negotia-
ton for Tweed and Sweeny In his hands,
Nav YORK April 6, 1877.
Received OF C. O'B. Bryant thu sum of S2,5on
John d. row NSENp.
This pavment was made In the presence OF Tweed,
with his express approval and understanding.
C. O'B. BRYANT.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July l, 1871
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT REPORT OF THE
ARMY ENGINEERS.
The army engineers invited by the President to ex-
anime and report plan, II feasible for securing the
foundation Of the Washington monument havc SUBJ
tted their conclusions They propose plan OF but
tressng the clay foundation Of the monument by which
tho shaft may with absolute security be continued TO
the height originally intended Tho cost will be only
z mn
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:
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.

PHILADELPHIA, July /. 1877.
The schooner A. Heaton, oil New York, arrived hero
to-day from Bilbao 5pain ana one Of her teamcn,
n colored man namod stephen Burrell, was AZ
once given into custody, charged with tho
murder on the high seas OF j. H. Joncs,
The first mate Of the vessel II is stated
that early on morning OF June % the prisoner and
deceased quaIrccd and the latter threatened INC
former VITA slungshol. They were separated, nut
plunged a sheath knife into tho heart OF Jones. who
died In q short while. Tho victim was resident OF
York. Burrel together with The second mate, Stew,
ard ana three scarncn are now locked up aud viii
have hearing before The unned States Commissioner
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NoRroIK. juno 3o-The schr Mary Emily. Capt Chase,
arrived this city yesterday from the wreck o. the scr
Isabella Pcrce which sunk last wtpter near Wlougb
by Spit Capt Chase reports that lie has removed the
pars Of the Pierce and that shs now susteo 30 ~ nos
y, be dangeroua TO vessels passing over her.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
NOpINSON PALMER.

Hon. Robinson Palmer, OF Perry, Me-, died yescr.
dpv, aged nnctyonc He was one OF the FIRST Senators
Nhen Maine was admitted as q State.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
BOUND EAST.
schr Mary Thesil tBr), ThsaiI New Yorkyos 81 John

sehr Mary Thesi tBr,. rhsaii. New YorkvOs 81 John
nh.
Schr 81 Munseli, New York for Boston.
Srhr Cctacean. Sears New York for Barnstaple
schr Mary Stew bacon. New York for Providence.
Schr Il Potts, New York for Providence.
Schr z Wocdhull Horton. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr " Daring. Pendieton. Ii0boken for Bangor
Schr Pavilion. snow, Hobokcn for Providonce.
schr New Resuius. Bwsrt, fIoboken for Providence.
schr Geo Ferguson, Ferguson. Rondout for Bos.on
Schr Martha Weeks. Stone. Rondout ior Portsmouth
SchrJ j II Crawford, Iiaiock. Rondout for Boston.
Schr NJ Bryant. Anderson, Croton for Bridgeport.
Scbr WIN A Dubois. Barnnin Newburg for Bangor.
schr VIM Crocker. Kelly. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Charles II Northam Cole. Port johnson for Middle
town. -.
Srhr {; " Porsor, Allen, Port johnson for Bath.
schr i q Nash, Crowley. Port Johns m for Boston.
chr Charles sennckson lxard Fort johnson Tor Prov
idcncc
schr Avon, Hart. Port johnson Tor Boston.
schr u q Burdctt. Rogers Amboy Tor Hartford.
srhr John r. Hurst, Cook, Amboy Tor Providence.
schr frank Herbert Crowcli, Philsdeiphia for Prov
dcncc.
Schr Abel Parker. Dean, Phsladephis for wsreham.
brig Fairfield (Br) Norris. New York for Trslee which
had been aN ating sailing instructions on tho Herald Tele
graph Station since 9th ut went 10 sea enry shis AM
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
A MAD DOG SHOT.

mad sritz dog was shot yesterday at the OF
Howard avenue and sump,er street, Brooklyn, by
0niccr ONel!, of the Twelfth police precinct
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
GOLDSMITH MAID.

CIScrxyATI July /, 1871
Goldsmith Maid will arrive here tomorrow morn
Ing, and will trot at Chester Park on the 4th.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
ROBBERY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. July /, 1877.
Mr.. j. II. Bcekman, OF New Yorh. a guest How.
lands HOTEL was robbed last evenus OF dsnouds end
cwclry valued at 81, 50o No clew has been obtained
ihal
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saiia 1 DesfinationI
ODl1

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE
MONTH or JULY.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
WHALEMEN.

~ Y a Mauritins May 3. bark Atlantic. Wing. ND
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