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HAMILTON.

The Baptist Church social, and the
BOOK CLUB party come off this evening
A petition tor diverce was filed yes
terday by Smith White against Nancy
White.
Frederick Douglass, the noted lee.
turer and orator, will visit this CITY on
the 10Th inst. ' W
1t was not "Doctor" Dan. Millikin,s
house that was entered by thieves. bul
Dan. Millikin, the clerk in Jackson,s
store.
The wife of Mr.. Baber, of the bakery
firm OF Baber & Swartz, who has been
lying quite i'll ior some time, was last
night not expected to recover.
The motion for new trial in the case
OF the State against Alston Ellis. Super-
intendent of The Public Schools of this
city, was yesterday overruled by Judge
Hume.
Company G, Hamilton Light Infantry.
last night gave a street drill in front oi
the Courthouse. The boys showa thev
have not neglected to improve their time
this winter.
The ladies of the universalist Church
extend cordial Invitation to their
friends to be present at their Church
social TO De given tomorrow evening at
The residence OF a. III. Wallace, corner
oi Ludlow and Second streets.
Nat. Talbot, the popular head clerk
IN the hughes carpet store, has resigned
his position and will resume his old
business OF sign-painting. The good
wishes Of a host OF friepus will 60 with
him into his new business.
Robert Kennedy, an old and we'll
known citizen Of Butler County. died
yesterday morning at O'Clock at his
residence, Oakland Farm, Of hemorr-
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FINANCIAL.


- OINUINNATI, FUUs c--I:3U Z. NJ.
Gold is worth 1867 buying, and 1857 selling
and the local market is quiet with very little
offering OF wanted. Gold checks ON Ney Yoik /
quoted 1851.
But little doing in Eastern exchange. The
market is steady at par buying and Ito pre-
mum selling.
Sterling lexcnange is firm but with limited
demand. Rates unchanged. 1t is quoted $4 81
sight, and $4 IS for sixty day bills, per {, in
gold
There is only moderate inquiry for money
to-day, and it is plenty at 8 per cent.
Government bonds are quiet to day and easy
The New YORK quotations are mostly Hak
lower. They are quoted here as follows:
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Two sable philosophers took shelter
under the same tree during heavy
shower. After some time, one of them
complained that he lelt the rain. s'Neber
mind," replied the other, "dere's plenty
of trees. When dis un is wet through
Well 20 to de oder.n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

Man is generally pleased with any lit
tie attention that any Of his kind can or
may offer him. He likes his wife to find
his hat and bring it to him, he is pleased
when his sister fastens on his collar, and
charmed when his daughter helps him
on with his overcoat, but 1t does make
him powerful mad to have boy come
coasting along behind him and take of
his Overshoes with hand-sled.
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sis my breakfast readyw said an i'm.
patient young man who was trying to
get mis- morning meal at beer saloon.
"Don't know" said the waiter; cpl
whistle up and see." "Heavensl no
don't do that. / ordered sausage, and
if you whistle you'll have the whole
puck down."
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A cheerful temperament is a good
thing outin the grasshOpper district. A
man writes to the Sibley Neb. Gazette
"As we sit by our bright hay fire and
think of men back in the timbered coun-
Try who are obliged to haul wood iu the
cold weather we're glad we escaped such
o dOg's life."
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1NcINNArI. Feb. e2P. M

FLOUR-The market is firm, with limited
offerings. Fancy grades are quoted 81 40a8 10
per br, as TO quality and reputation OF brand.
Family Is worth s675a7, extra So s5a8 so. super
fine 50 5Oa5 70 per brl Low grades range $4.2j
as per brl, and dali. Spring wheat -four sells
at 50 4Ua7, the latter for choice Minnesota.
Rye flour is quoted "a 50a4 rs, and only choice
Western wild bring the latter hSure, and de-
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Norwich Bulletin: A correspondent
asks why we do not publish more orig
inal poetry. One reason is, that writer's
are too apt to contine themselves to
thirty or forty verses, and give the senti-
ment no opportunity to expand. What
large handwriting while kindling-wood
is SO high.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-08

The best-tempered man in the world
will become little excited when his
wife drops the roast beef in his lap; and
80 no matter how reigiously inclined he
may be, he doesn't generally burst into
a hymn OF thanksgiving.
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For POnnarOV.

THIS DAY.. Sth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ hOHIO No. A. Pres. LodwicK, Master.
lsffafsgkSI Freight received at all hours on
Asiani=~aaAN harf- boat, foot of Broadway. w.
Honshell, superintendent.
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Woods Theater.

Callenders Original Georgia Minstrels
are delighting the admirers of minst trelsy
by their fine singing, excellent sketches
and fresh jokes. Every night and Satur-
day matinee.
Remember the matinee Saturday is on
the New Departure System OF only 25
cents admission.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n, The q. & o. r. X. packet FLEET
i6fsksSsa WOOD, 1. L. Campbell. Master.
saasSasa1fa% Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot of broadway. w. Honshell,
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For KanaWha.

SATURDAY, 10th, at Pm. POSITIVELY,
~ n VIRGIE LEE, j. v. Reynolds. Mas
Ia63S$Ssd3 ter. Apply op board or to Geo.
Hai'naaAAa4C Charter, j. q. Dorman s. Co.,
ApentS
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A ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera.house.

The Berger Family and Sol. Smith
Russell are nightly drawing very fine
houses, but no better than they deserve.
The entertainment is without doubt one
OF the most elegant and pleasing ever
offered to the public.
Farewell matinee Saturday. Only
three nights more. Do not miss it.
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For VeVay,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ \. GEO. W. CHEEK, W. II. Kirby,
LAX Master Apply on board, or at A.
- KennelPs, corner Main and Water
streest.
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CincinnaM Live stock Market.

Fs -.l.... CINCINNATI. Feb. Ga Il. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past q hours;
rIf..., Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Receipts. s..........,.... 554 1895 427
Shipments. IA 285 .
HOGS-Market active and Arm to- day. Com
mon IS Pas IS, fair TO good light So 65a0 Is,
god packing $6 2)a6 A., and selected butchers,
$6 50aG 20 per GENIAL ."
CATTLE--Market fairly active and firm
We continue to quote as follows: 81 2Ja2 rs
for common, $3a3 u for fair to medium, $4a4 rs
for gool to choice per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Are selling slowly at SO 25a4 20 for
common to fair, and "a i5a6 for good to extra
per Genial.
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1t is scientific prescription prepared
with the greatest care, and we recon-
mend it with the utmost confidence as the
best remedy known for the diseases
mentioned.
Travellers, who are subject to so many
changes of water and diet, will find this
valuable article. The Walls are small
and strong, and can be carried without
inconvenience. ...
This is no quack nostrum, but the
prescription of regular and successful
city physician of extensive practice and
reputation; the prescription has been
used for some years in our own families
with invariable success.
During the late war it was given to
many OF our friends and volunteers in
the army, who were suffering from Diar-
rhea, caused by change of water, un-
healthy and improperly cooked food,
and in every case it was used with the
best results.
Every family should have bottle Of
this Cordial ready for immediate use. A
single dose of only few drops in the
early stage OF these diseases will often
check and cure the disorder.
PREPARED BY
J. S. BURDSAL & CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
CINCINNATI, o.
For Sale bv Druggists Generally.
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CORDIAL.
BURDSALeS
DIARRHEA CORDIAL,

TOR
Diarrhea, Asiatic Cholera, ChOle-
ra NEOrbus, Summer Complaint,
and other Diseases that prO-
duce a relaxation OF the
Bowels. whether on
Children or Adults.
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THE main water-pipe corner OF Front
and Main streets burst at 8 A. M.
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For New Orleans
BABBITT'S SOAP.

IL Practical Guide. - Cunning and rife
shooting; making aud using traps, snares and
nets; bats and batting: preserving, stretch
ing, dressing. tanning and dyeing skins and
furs, fishing, &C. With fifty engravings, 2Oe.
TaxIdermist's Mammal, SOC. Dog Training,
25c. HumOrs of Ventrloquism, 15c. Improve
ment Of Memory, 15c. or book sellers or by
mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. l19 Nassau
street, New York. noI8-tf
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADvERTIsERsIN THE STAR, Mr.. E. Dun
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. 7s ASToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed dss4eneral and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
branch Office of the STAR, Mr.. snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, Sth, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer.
~ = GENERAL LYTLE, c. Dufour,
L<sla}sR4 Master. Freight received at all
H<sii=zzz1azts hours IN Wharf boat. foot of Vine
street. IL. M. Wade, superintendent.
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The following is the l 80 P. Nj. report of New
York Stock Market, as received Dy Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 2S West Third street:
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hage Of the stomach. The funeral will
take place tomorrow aftern0on at 2
O'clock from the Presbyterian Church.
Services by Rev. j. M. WOrraR, DID,,
and Rev. DIR. Anderson
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
CLEARED.

Steamer Hermann tGcrj. Rcichmann, Brcmcn via South
ampton-Oelrchs Co.
Steamer liaJji (Brl wilson ST Johns, PR st Thomas
Laguayra and Porto cs.elo-A X Outerbridge.
Steamer City of New YORK, Dcsken. Havana ana Next
can ports-F Alexandra sons. -
Jacinto. Phillips. Nassau. Nj, and st Au-
gustinc. Fla-Murray. Ferns Co.
city OF Antonio. Pennington. Galveston via
Key West-C II Mallory 10. -
Steamer New Orleans Dcai born. Now Uricans-Clark
Scsman.
steamer A,riers Hawthorn, New Orlcans-Bogcrt
Morgan.
Steamer City OF Savannah tnew) mallory, Savnnnau-
George longc
Steamer Mississippi Crowcli. savannahGooryc Youge.
steamer Charleston. Lock WOOD Charleston j GUM
tard Go. - - -, h,
steamer Bonefactor. Jones. Wilmington. Nc-wm. r.
steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Johm Gibson, Masneo, Alexandria. va. ana
Georgetown DU-J l. Roomc, Jr. . . -
steamer Josephinc Thompson, Moore. Baltimore-Wm
Dalzcl :. ~
Steamer Octorara Roy nolds BAltimoie-wm Dalxeu
st Gamer Ann Eliza. Warren, Philadelphia JAS Hand.
Ship City OF sparta (r) Macdonald Bristol E-liendcr
Bros -
Bark Wm Patterson tBr Gray Bristol E-Ir. Olds Co.
Bark Prv Dubrovack (AuS. suilich, Cork for orders
Funch, tdye X Co. ,,,.,
Bark Giuseppe Capurro utaD Capurro CORK orr amoufh
for orders-John y seagcr. - az, .,
ordcrs-C Tobias A Co.
Bark Reviewer tBr) Brown Cork Falmouth or Plymouth
for orders--Snow burgess .
Bark Giuseppe Emnuncc UtaD Dcncgri Queenstown or
Falmouth for ortlcrs-Bcnham Boycsen.
Btrk Gcrolama Uliyar u.iN fastorino. queenstown,
Falmouth III, mouth tor orders Bcnham Boyesen
BARK w II rhondikc. Richardson Zanzibar and a mar
ket-Aruold. Hines a Co. -
Bark Pontoppdan (Oan) PETERSEN santos VIA Rich
mond-Funch, Edye 4 90.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
A RIDE AND ITS RESULTS.

Edmund T. BlaiEey, lawyer. living at No. 166
Fort Greene place, Brooklyn, and Mr. Cyrus Wyokon,
OF No West Twenty street, this city, nfter get
ting through some real estate business to their mu-
tua satisfaction Thursday afternoon, look . coach
and started on a tour around town. They stopped at
u number 81 drinking saloons, among tho rest at a
place called "The Studio" in sixth avenue, near
Twentieth street. Alter leaving there Mr.. Blaincy re-
mombers nothing Till he found himself sitting
in % coach In front OF notorious den
In Greene street, and his watch and chain, valued
at $3.50, missing. In short tme after his
discovery his friend Mr. wyckoG camc In sight in
company with the coachman, both OF them having
been at neign boring saloon mbibinG With the as
sislancc o Onicer Murphy, OF the Eighth precinct the
watch and cham were soon unearthcd, II beng iound,
so 1t is stated asnbox under the stoop OF tho
house in front OF which the coach was standing A
woman living next door told tho officer that she saw
two girls belonging to the house go into tho coach
while Mr. Blaincy's friend and the coachman were
away. Lizzie Martin and Annie Doolcy. two young
womcn oil questionable reputation, wero arraigncd be-
lore Judge Morgan yesterday on cnargo OF stealing
tho watch and chain aud were committed Tor oxamna-
IN
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
AN ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho twenty first anniversary Of Professor j. Woods
Gymnasium, East Twcnty-cigh,h street, was appro-
prately celebrated last night by an interesting ath
Ictic entertainment Mr. d. Messenger exhibited In
dian club juggling; Mcssrs Pcnnei, Burn,on, Parmy
anu Lynch gave dumb bell practice; Mcssrs.
Lynch and Doyle had a collar and elbow wrestling
match for prize, which was won by the former
Messrs Murphy and Hamlin s,rusgot collar ami
elbow; Captain Nrcvolia and Professor Dcturck had
nne engagement with the Tolls Tho same gentle.
men gave each other many iDfcrcntial Kicks and
cuffs IN nc French method OF pintommc sparring
called "La Savattc Professor Miller had tough set
10 at the gloves with amateur; Masters Booth and
Williams wrcstled Greco- Roman fashion Tor prize
which Booth won, amid much applause. Professor
Wood and Mr.. Childs put on the gloves against each
otncr Professor Judd and JACK Frawiey followed IN tho
samo practice also did Professor Mcclellan and an
amateur, tho lattor proving heavy hitter An on
gngcmen mt with tho single sticks and glove match
be wccn tho two sable heroes samson and Goliah"
term mated the nights fun.
A large audience, among whom werc many vel
known gentlemen, witnessed the sporh
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

BOXING IN BROOKLYN.

Arthur Seck, OF this city. and Nathan Allen, OF
Brooklyn botn young lads, met in friendly glove
contest for $25 side in the OF saloon Court
street, IN the latter city, at atc hour Friday
night Several friends OF both parties were present
and exchanged their avorites. The lads were
very evenly matched and did moro wrestling than
boxing. Alter lighting for halt an hour, during hich
neither any bid bruises, the referee declared
IL a drawn battle aud decided all bets OIL He ud SO
tho ground that no advantage had been gained by
iair boxing.
Hugh 4. Briody, OF Columbia street, and James
Kelly, OF Atianttc avenue, both OF whom intend to
be present, bat not able to nud tho place, de-
cided TO drown their disappointment oy boxing Tor
the City HALL A number Of their trends accompanied
them to the cellar TO SEQ tho pummeilng Tho con-
festants werc both under tho iniluenco oil liquor.
Nothing like the formula oil the ring was observed
and alter a short contest, Turing when both became
angry and kicked amt rolled another on tue
dirty cellar floor, they were separated.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
A COCK FIGHTER Gagged.

William Hamilton, tho proprietor OF tho cockpit In
Conire street, New Lots Kings county, tried be-
foro Judge Senior aud jury, at tho Sixth District
Court OF Brooklyn, yesterday. Hamilton's place was
raidod Thanksgiving night by Mr. Borgh's
officers, assisted by the police, who cap
turcd at that time three fighting cocks and
all the paraphcrna AHA OF regular cockpit.
Hamilton ana seven other persons arrested In
the place. Mr.. Bergh and Mr. e. T. Gerry appeared
the prosecution and Mr. Towns, oil Brooklyn, tor
the defendant Tho pit cocks, gaffs and scales were
produced in Court MS evidence ana proved strong
witnesses for tho people. Mr. Gerry madc u strong
appeal to the jury 10 lind verdict Tor tho prose-
cution He followed by Mr. Towns Tor
the defence. After short charge by the Judge tho
given TO tho jury, who retired. In few
minutes they returned with verdict oil guilty.
Hamilton then ssntcnced to the Ponitcntiary tor
two months. All tho property captured is conascatcd
to the society under tho Laws OF 1875 chapter 97
The BIRDS will be dccapitated and sent TO some poor
fam
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
M'DERMOTT STABBING AFFRAY.

ExJudgc Troy made application before tho Brook
lyn City Court, Judge Reynolds presiding, yesterday
afternoon Tor the admission OF James McDermott 10
baik Tho prisoner Is in the Raymond Street jail on
the charge OF having stabbed Charles A Ramsden. A
certificate from tho surgeon in attendance on tho
injured man. at the City Hospital, was
presented TO the Court, setting forth that
Ramsden is out OF danger. The certificate was
dated District Attorney Britton strongly
opposed the motion, and that he a tiicatc
OF the date from another phi ysican attached 10
tho Hospital stan in which stated that the pa.
tiert out OF danger, and that he helpless
and able 10 move speak.
Judge Rey nolds said lie would not act upon the
until thero was q moro satisfactory st,tcmcnt pre-
sented. The motion will be renewed on Tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
HEAVY PENALTY FOR CONTEMPT.

In tho suit OF Mary Louise Simmonds against Ed
ward aimmonds, for divorce. ponding before Judge
Dysman, OF the supreme Court, al White Plans tho
defendant had been intcrdccd IRON parting with his
real estate iii no had secured payment Of certain ali
mony TO the plaintiff Nevertheless, the defendant
transferred piece OF real estate at Yonkers TO the
wife OF his lawyer, !. Mitchell Tyng who is a son Of
Rov. stephen II. Tying. Lawyer Tying was arra gned
ior contempt Tor permitting The transfer. to be
made, and Judge Dykman adjudgcd and determined
that 'the rights oil Mrs. Simmonds have boon
deleatcd impaired, impcdod ami prcjudiced to the OK
tent OF $1,000 ana ordered as punishment nnc OF
$4,000 TO be paid TO Mrs. Simmonus, or else Tor Mr.
Tying TO go into White Plains jail Tor SIX months.
Yesterday Mr. Tyns's brother, Morris, who Is also a
lawyer, appeared before Judge Dykman and asked for
taken II to the General Tcrn this was refused
An order for rcscttcment in tho case was grantod
however, and on this, is believed, an appeal may
taken to tho General Term, and that mean ho somo
other Supreme Court justice will relieve Mr. Tying
from tho operation OF Judge Dykman's writ for
TEMPT
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

Captain Trule.Ie OF the steamer France tF). from
Havrc has thanks for special meteorological observ"
tions made in connection with tho HERALD weather SER
vice.
The purser OF steamer City of Washington from Havana
| has tharks tor favors.
bank kIscwoop Do Por. IIaxkeseury Dec 70, Liver
house. 6uwarks and stancnons; ,uncred
| OF gnics tho entire passsgc~,
towed 20 ret9n on Monday on ne way she touched on -
ceedns tide she will unasrgo repairs probably extensive
Bn,G saASSos, from Ma.ansas tor Boston which put
scTR DASESHowER. iedricx from Philad siphia for
Richmond Is the vessel which IN collision with oamer
easter aSoH, o Of waist aud the
boom bowsnrt and all running rcar carried away Cap
!" %nshar Snea en- the aossns sighted Schooner aoous o
ssu turn cSoeer ns ran into to the
Ssp soua see no Ghs IT'S .a
by nnt $50 rM t'iday. when the steamer .oos tho
evening the captain says i he hid
IL s would have ee and hs
sunk.
sSrasy hight Sos on tue send Sars " Smsns
Island ~ he northern entrance Of Chesapeake Nay
ment. IN substance saws:on saturday night tho
Steering appsraius Eiroris were made ship
but without Atemns w wers so ,asn h made to
also frutlcs the vessel drifting IN tho break
s hd n
nS edse "sa n s but hs rn eject but t
this she heaviest OF the could
so ss .nd e % o
s 'sSIS
When daylight came the captain md mate work
AID il avma themselves eed saw tint sca had
The Sass nd no easa % to the a w1a M o but M
flashing the Another and carried the house
shouted for hin on
tle hons ted IN q
the .ode have been recosocd mans hand and par. Of
wss
her lies she ,st stTqes in some u es' OF
2sth with the foremost dragging by the side.
sem Eprra Fuller from Baltimore Galveston
~ brig
scmn W HoLr 1T rhladelphia, from Savannah, lost
@ s.s a p,. sa 1s' s5' 0'e'"
scmn srlxsoS. from sockport. Mass from Matan-
With schr alter Chester Tnrsay night and lost boat.
p @ es res.. seho
split ioresa; previously tho Chester had jioboon
MAHu PIcKAsp, Eston, from st John, NIB. for Bos
ton.Srvcd at Rockland Dec with loss Of part OF keel
and proceed
scnv MAr tBs from Portland. Ne. before reported
day. together with her
FLYING OIoun ,hshermau1, Of Xetch nsreor. was
squa on Cnebncto Iicnd Dsc y aud lost her
boat Star.
CHESTER. Pa, Dec 5-The Oregon which to
have launched Reaches shipyard to-day stuck
ss was ss iss sTs MONDAY the
NORFOLK. Dec 6-Cnpt Newell. OF schr Alburger.
ySs = 81 Sys ON Ssrss and san S'
about IL O'Clock at night aud sunk IN the inlet He has
into agreement with the Baker Nrecking
pany the saving Of the schooner and agreeing
pay 60 per cent tor such service.
VICTORIA Nov 29-The ship st (Br) before
ported damaged in Pumper Pass. has been owed to Bur-
Inlc Her injuries not serious and shc will load
andnr O d
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
CREEDMOOR.

Tho weather being very nne yesterday for the
season a number OF matches were expected 10 come
OF ut crcedmoor, but tho only Que coptestcd was
that OF the Iiish-Amerlcan Rife Club. The conditions
were Open only to members OF the cluo; DIS
tances 300 and 600 yards; any rife within
the rules; sporting weapons handicapped cight
points over all; ten rounds, with the privi-
lege Of two sighting shois at both distances
position, standing at the rs and any, without arti-
cial resl A. the second The badge to DO won thrco
times before becoming the personal property OF tho
winner Captain ). +. Kneeland took the prizo OH q
score Of 80 points; Sergeant Ward made 20 points
with sporting rlie anu came In second.
With yesterdays shooting the sp0rt may be look cd
upon endcd't next spring.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY Nov 10 Arrived bark sican savory. Muscat.
leaky and viii dock. .
York.
sailed i,h. brig Evva (Erl. Marvin from Brunswck).
Glasgow.
Pogr MuLGsAvE. Dec 5-Auivod. bark Ringwood tBr,,
from Liverpool.
sT JOINS pR, Nov :c-Arrivcd brig Geo Burnham.
II Tno%As MAS bee 7-Arid previously, brig VIM Mason
Adams. New York.
ST JoHNs NJ Dec 6-Arrivcd steamer Cortcs, Bennett,
New \ ork via Halifax.
sailed sth AM-stcamcr Scandinavia fBr), Ritcnio
Qrom LivcrpooD. Halifax and Baltimore.
ST JoHN, NB. Dec S-Arrved, schrs John snow. Seavy
snd Ueorgs Baird (Dr), Starkcy, New York.
Cleared Sth. schr Horace Holden, Now York. - .
ruRKs ISLANDS 2IIn port schr Neiiic, Higgins for
New York. ready 10 sail - - -,
VICTORIA. Nov 27s.iled, ship The Bruce tbrl. MEL
CorrIia t,,. Australia barns Luanio dlaw) Honolulu;
3Oth Marmion, San Francisco.