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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-07

THE article on the departure Of Gen
eral Grant for Europe and his arrival
and reception at Queenstown, &C., was
written for the Telegraph last week,
but it was found that it would crowd
out too much other matter and so lay
over to this week and now only part
of it appears.
The honors paid to General Grant
are increasing and his receptions null
tiplying.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-07

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel or
With aches and pains settled in the lnins over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be
AIKEN according TO the printed directions, and
the Ointment should be well rubbed into the
back at bed time This treatment will give almost
rniaf tborr hn,-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-07
MARK THESE FACTS.

The Testimony Of the Whole World
HOIL OW AVS PILLS.
Il had no appetite; HolOway's Pills gave me a
hearty one
your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box, and keep them in the
house"
'Dr. Hollo way has cured my headache that was
chronic"
Il gave one of Your Pills to my babe for cholera
morhus. The dear little thing gotwell in a day."
my nausea Of morning is now cured "
Your box Of Holl"way's Ointment cured me Of
noises in he head. rnbbed sOme Of your
Ointment behind tn. ears. and the noise has lcft'
"Send me two boxes want one for poor
family"
~ enclosea dollar; your price is a5 cents, bat
the medicine Il me is worth dollar"
Send me five boxes of your
'Let me Fave three hOxes your Pills byreturn
mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over 200 such testimonials these but
want of space compes me TO conclude.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-07

Old Settlers Society,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-07
For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptiOns of the skin, this Ointment il
most invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone
but penet1aeS with the most searching effects to
the very roots Of the evil
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02
|glAnilbiaes.
I,cnne ispte N,ierbc.

s ~ tBstsDpuUg iepis Pfstoes
0rr >anuilte .,sOptrtiier" pom Z.
}ali 6ltist oas Spl9cuOr:
mir smii6 luar om Snmitas init
ieineu SInetbt ligr in Der Stapt. unS
bic g5tioen erSdblten cine iOnbcrbare
e3eEdlfhte iiber bic g8irfnuD cincS
glitItrablS. Scr. Smith lpar nit
aufr 1rldtsDrill i'm SelOe tbdtig
'hno iehl Strrl1t mar etDa II ylltben
lucit bintcr linn init G9Sen bei6dfti9t.
ItUtlid) bDrte Smith einen Souners
idlag lmo fiel bsiinnuueslos nieoer.
Scr Senetbt lSrte sleid)falls ben
Shlag, aber &eincr UOn 0eiSen batte
eincn 9litItrnBl geIeben. sctterer
0ing Al Smitb. Der lit ctOa 90 Wfinll'
ten lpicSer Sn Iid) fam. Damn crit ias
ben SciSe mad Sen Pferbens Sins
Serfelbcu ltauo aufre9t uuo bielt ben
einen SUP etipas aufgeuoben; bas atls
Sere l90 ohf ben Gnieu unb init Der
,gialc anf ser GrSe. 8eioe iparen
mauIctoSt, perblicbeu jeSo9 III Der aits
9e0cbcncn Stelluug, bis tic litngewors
frn purOeu. glian perinlitbct, SaB In
bieIem Safe Die GleftriSit6t bon Der
@r6e aus iBren @eg Had obcu riabri.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02
Gborols rlnb @eIouobiidler.

SaaS 5. g. S&uIHarmcnis, i9Sn &c.
bunhen
9anbenberseg 6. 8, GbrraIbu9
fir bic Srsrl ssbunbtn
@eIanss iinb GbrrnItuG fur firtI.
unb bSuI. @tbraub. Bon Or. pbn.
@&aif. 756 Sfiirn. Sn eeberbnnb
Der SGnger am @rabe. Sn
2einRanb 9sbuntsn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02
Der 0umOri(t.
Der sobu iiuS bic 9iu.

Serr 0ruder, On boit falnl seoenft,
Das id) Sir 0tcime i6reiwe fenut.
limb SaGe itste iuit 70 flar.
Daft isber iuse mnB-'s iuabr.
Der 9Obn Der is eli urser Eiddp,
SEEN SpsS froot CT mel ici Ndp,
8eun CT Ga1ts brauS rum faafe
mill
lluS YrominaSe NIT Der Till.
Ser Sobn 1T erit oft adjeb Sobr:
9lm Bort bot CT nod penis Soor;
lin MnBtdi9 fam er feener rebie,
@ann er iidb atle Gag loBt f6ebfe.
Sor'n Gdrretid III Ell i6oner Saul
SOt CT idun oft seplost iei Wlaul;
Sei DObb iast aus 9utem Wfntb:
,,Dn bOit es jest idon pieI gu gut"
Das fann ct sar 30 idIedt peritcb,
8ann CT Sonntass Su SUB mub 9eb (;
Des 2aaie bes ondt uicl Slt arm,
lin Sommers ma6ts ebm ab 10
tpornl.
Sor 3ebrselO frOSt ct ulle Bo9,
@S I6cint, ici @elbIad bot en- 9o9..:
8ann er fcnnS friest, bann bat CT
Germ
lin ipcnn cr'S bot, Saun ipenS crS
germ.
SIM Stobr is ct iet S6ulbe irci;
Dic S6ueioer SilrS, bic funlnic bet.
Der Sdubmudcr fraSt ub for SeIS,
Gr I6m6rt, Ct bot fens 1T ber 8elt.
llnS nit Der lstidt, DO iast bic Gia-
Ruu SObn, Sir iu9 id, mas i6 mill /;
Summ, beier mid, On ipeeiat'S is
3sit
Sonit sebfS eli @eiGwds unni9 bic
2ellt."
Der Sobn, Der iteibert lid uerOOllt
lin iost: ,,Ou warIt nler net redt
bolb;
giail illa9'It on iebne, mic Dir'S 9ebt,
@s is mir ennibau perlecb."
sd bab fen SauSrOtb unS FEN
@el0--
Dabcem is uir lpie'n @eidelt.
Sd bab mid net In sldt scnummc.
Sonit ipar i'd net ms Glenb fltnmc. "
Siel ipeiter mill id nir mcb iasc-
Sud net eriunere on bic 9Ia9e,
Die fpriu9t aus emc iOldc 2eipc,
8unn Sinner ibrc Sreibeit ncbmc.
SOnit mDdt Sbr Oente, lid wctt
ri6te,
Die Gent crlnubne oil ibre RfIi6tc,
SD ielbit mar 10 II Sdurf Sepeicn,
Sd f6nnt gut aus GrfaBrung iprc.
den.
NOu, Oruder, msi MtaiAin i6afft
seb;
Sie bIcibt msr alienlal i6ier iteb.
lit eff i6 iueiter fort fam bidte,
Mus id) iie unneritcr cinri6te.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02
gll,u idInrI madlt idlarIia.

llutcr ben @clOuerleibcrn rlnieres
StaatcS fat Ii6 in lestcrcr 3cit Die
8rariS ciu9cI6Iibcn, ben SerIpre'
6nnsSnoten cine SIanicl bciSnTii9en,
bur9 wclde fi6 ber 9lusitcller pers
pFi6tct, 'na9 Scriall Der Oiote ni9t
bios caS Sapitat ucbIt Sntcrciien. ioi'1
bern aud alle aus Der GolleftiOn Der
glotc crwu1Icnen Soften su beSablen.
9cttc 8od)c CAB bic 1T SurriS5nrg III
SitunS befinbIitbc Suprcnlc Court III
cincm lOtdcn, aus Suutin9tcn Gountp
uOrlicOeuoeu Sullc ben GntldciO ab,
SaB cine bcrartioc &luuicl bic Sls0otia'
bilitat Ser Siote scritUrc. Der Gnfs
I6siO wnrSc bonn 9lidtcr SbarsipOpo
ob9ege6sit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02

SremOer (aus Dem @aoen IteisenO):
3as befOntnten Sie iiir bisie Sabrt?
Dtoi6fsnfuti6er: Sisr Olcusru.
i6en rttettute8 Serr9en!
Srember: tSibt ibm flint 9ieusru.
iden).
OrOidfenfntider. )Dtl ibm suriids
Seben): Da betommen sic s;uen tpte.
oer.
Sr.: GO lit iaOn gut, Der 1T uls
GrinfseIO fir sic.
Drpi9fenfuti9er: @i berrje! OaS is
mer ia nod gar nidt paiiirtl sic iein
pObl um GuO gar Der Seenig? D..
SannD: On fOmmft bod iider 3u
meiner Eraunug, 2illi?
Silli: sllio beiratbeit Du iuirtli6 ?.
Gag NAL, burf ftmun Oenn audi wii.
fen. iper Der @litdlidc 1T?
Sannb: 8 ia, i'd tunu iOsur itOls
auf ibn iein, Oenn ct nimmt cine bebeus
tenbe Steltrns ciu-er lit Solisei.
rt6ter.
2illi: Damn rlinm Did nur in @dt
Sab cr Did ni9t fisen laBt /: sr iolfs
idlon @islen 70 scma6t boben.
On, bes is aber bod sene llngcre9.
tiSteit, Oat ii6 Die SeidpOrenen OOd
beite6en Iuiicu, irt iuenn ct nod Selb
lpdre, aber nit 70 mat llnbsbeutsnSes !
,,Da lei' i'd In Der 3eituns: Der
s(useta8tc ridtste einen s(ppelt an bic
Sei6woreuenl" gia, ipenn Id mang
Die SelbpOrcren iiee. mir iOllte @ener
nit II slppel fOutmen.
gaItor. Nicin 5reunS unb lieber
gruScr tn @brilto, baS GnOe uabt--
oebcn Sie in ii9, unb babeH sic cincn
5einb unb iei es Sbr tObtfcinO, !,
beriObnen sic lid init ibni-"
Or 9ranfe (;nr Satin 9iebetb,
Sib mir a Glds. QBnitsr
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Serla9 ppm &. &pblcr,
2O2 glorb 4te StraBe, 0BilabeIpbin
@rbollunassS sS6riften &c.

@rbauun9ssS sS6riften &c.
SO. 1. Dsssl. gluf fsinsm trsi6sm ga.
bier, psbrtanb f0OC
80. LA. Ssssl. Sn @UrOup, nit @CIb-
fhnitt, 8iiefsns unb DerfenSers
apIbutta. eirfad IL.
Rpsf.B. Dts9l. SnMprpsru, rsi&sRiif>
ten. unb DsrfsnpnepIbuns $50
Np. 1.C. Dtsel. Sn ertra fsinsmSirFilG
WlOrurrc, einfatt 1906
Nc. I'D. Dssal. Riicfsts unb Drrfen Vol
uaS ftit strsclttt 1000
Mo. 2. Dsssl. 9luf fsinlfsm Gcnpupisr
(tinted paperl, 9:sa5an6 2100
Np. &C. DsSsl. Sn ertra fsInfmGarfiI9
Moruesc, einfa@ 1000
" fsnssrasIbans 25.OO
Mrnbt s., Se6s Bidder Srri ipabrrn
Gbrifsnibnn,, rteblf tsmparabies@Gris
Isin. etr.-Sftap. giaiss gIussabr
suf bsNtrsut gapisr in esSrrbaab nit
S1HeBtn 500
pBner, Sob, SGabfSii&sn. aIsin
SttaS In 2finpaab 9ebunetn leo
DO. In 2sbsrbanb $50
glbrnt.@jrbete In 2sinpanb grbunbtn
NIT @plbtitel 25
Suebner's biblilGe Siitcritu glufs
Htue bearbeittt BON 6. q. aSrnsr. = 60
IN 2einpanb esbunbsn. 1 90
Sngratam. Das 9eben SfIu. 1.50
eutter's % Sausppitille, 9rr,'SftaS.
2tbrrtnnt $50
SlIsiner 9aitaismus. 8earblitrt bon
DIR. M. 8. Maun unb @. s. 3rcln 25
sItiner Rate@lsmus NIT 3uldbsn unb
auStrdntsrttr 9lussburssr GpnfslEUn 25
Sp6th 81, SrpIanlsu BON tss Strrn
SilGe. 25
Start SOB. g. SGeII@ss Sausbud.
@pbIftile glusaabe In srrBsm Drud.
SetaS, In esinpanb ssbuubsn LOO
Stanbtnbsr Inbadbt In 4 Gjrps.
Srtap-8Snbsn. Su2 8Gnbsu ssbun.
ben, baIb Mprofto $50
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s15,17,S4S.Ss
$1,717,8iS.SS
$1,7178iS.SS
Club. Yariaae, &rdfiocnt.
Sob. Gbtu. Sail, @icc.Yraiiocnt!
Sngn S9umaiin, Scfret6r.

Sob. Gbtu. Sail, 8icc.Yraibcnt!
Sign S9umattn, Sefret0r.
Sbr RapiiaI III Ia 8aartm @tIbe anstltsi.
Sts bat ftin Rptsn. Spntni, oas ipit Rprteaae
auf btnt Gieenttuui litst. Sic rtrlanBt feline
Ra6jablune. Die wrdmitn rtretn in barren
@sIos sinbtiaHlt fur ben sanS.n 8tiiruum Der
BnIi6truns, tnttptbtr fur ben Btitraun, BON tis
mem, 6rti p6rr finf SabrtH, p,lae unbtbtutsnb
b5bsr finb, ais In ben @tssnftitissn 8trii&sr>
>@tltal&afisn.
9lHf @unld Der 8eriidertcn iucrben
Die @oIiccn in bcntidrr Sprode ab9c.
fabt.
8eriI6ert in ber @ermania !
Die dlteite, rei6fte unS subsrlaiFsHe
Oentf dc
8euer8erii6 i6ernnsS @eielIf6aft
in ben Ser. Stouten.
2ofal. zig Ell ten:
Sriebridj @iIbeIm 9iesmann,
fir Sarri$bur9 nnb llm9e9enb.
eebnHian SIeii@er,
fir $oIIibubSbur9 uno llm9escnb.
@r. @el@ens,
fir 2uncaitsr unb llm9c9enb.
Sr. SIS nj. 2ieSmonn,
SO. liz Rars astnus, ,.Itabs Der grunt Shabs.
Sarrisburs Da,
0stmar 10, 1977-1S.
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Bur brei;ebn Subren I'M Snli ma.
ren $2.85 erforOerlid6, ilua cinen @OlOs
bOllar ;u fanfeu. SaS iuar ber bU6ite
Gtanb, sen bas 6oIoa9io ic crreiate.
Sutc lit 70 Elm fleincr @olbfu6s fit
cinen Dollar uub 8 3!S GcntS 81 bas
hen
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-08-02

stuf cittem @ci;enfcIO nube Quar-.
rrpille, 9aucaitcr Co., bat elm Bauer
Don Sem rotben Wiittclldnbilden Saat.
weiscn 35 8ui6eI bonn g(der erbul.
ten. Suuudb ideint bieie @ciSsniOrtc
Dem Suls. Ober Glanion'@ciSen nibts
nahau0eben.
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SOIfs. nnb SnsenS.sdrifteu

Surh W. 8. D., Grsabmnstn. Cont
pIrt nit ,Dts oIttn SGmitb-9afpbs
@tl6t9itn" in IA 8Gnbfn $1O-Sl4
9pffmaHn 8ranI GrsStluusrn
1--52, nit it 5pIii1nitt, In G@S-
utm umlGaas brrfGirt per 86nbHfn is
9trnuefpeteL tntbaIttnb Iulhgs
@ef9iatfn unb brpIliee StIbfr 75
glsentEn hfrIanat fur ale Sbells tss 9anbes.
&ataIpge gratis. = BfsfH 9Etin-
eaHatia irtRtf man il9 an
Se. BOILER, gtrIsssr & gn@-56nhIsr,
202 Rurb @ifrtt StTabf pblIabfIptia.
eltrll %, 1075-1J,
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Bring seidlpiub bic Sprise, riei
cine Mabane WtaDer IN Der Stums
persalie, bic um eibna9tsabsnSe iOes
ben etnen junssn 8eltbiirscr an Sas
9idt Der Seffentli6feit sefOrbert bate.
Slur scidwtnO-1lnO bic MosO lief
aus 2eibesfrdftcn In Der Silialc Der
26i6anitalt, unO bepOr Die Mabame
nod ibrsut llnluillen ilber Sas lange
3anbern Der @fasb 2uft seria6t batte,
ftiirmten idOn bic Pfer6e Der Siliale
nit Seuerfprisen unb 8aiieriuu9en
I'M raidenben @ulOpp in'oie Stumper.
saiie bineiu. ,,Grara" wurbe Int
sebebnten 3uSe bus Seasriisnal scbIa>
fen unS bOr bem be;ei9ncten SauIe
Salt 9cma6t.
Sie iinb f9on ba! fcudtc atbeuloS
bic Masb Der Maoame entSe9en.
8er ?
Stun bic ScucrlGidinanuer.
Sir men? Sd ipollte ia MIR Die
SIbitirirrite.
llnO OiefeS MtibUsritdnbniB mar, ipie
bic @orreipunbcns @all er;dbIt, fuftis
idc llriade bcs blinbcn Seuertarms
am 8cinnudtssGbenO in Der Stilnt.
psroaiie.
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@dlSne Qiteratur.

S@iIIer's fSmmtIi&s @rrfs. Sn
12gGnbsn SttnS. Su esinwaub f9Sn
ssbunttn $3.50
S&iIIer's @sbi6ts. SttaS. Sn
Qtinpanb esbuneen nit Grletittl 75-S3.5C
SEINE g., I6mmtlihe @frtf, 86ns
be. SeiaS. Sn balb etberbane $12-Sl5
&Refert ST. @tbittr, 3 S6nts, in
balls Rorcero ssbunbtn SOC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
THE BORDER ROW.

From the San Antonio (rcxasl Express, Doc 1871
Present--His Honor the Recorder, Marshal Dobbin,
John Ftznenry. policeman ana vianous looking
Mexican prisoner, Don Nepumcccno Cortipa dc HI
dalgo.
Kecordcr--what he's this poor Mexican done that no
should be under arrcs,f
Policeman--Ie mado raid Commerce street,
shooting or his pistol at people and whooping and
hoIlering and at last he jumped horse that did
not belong to him and gaopcd back across the San
Pedro Creek. Toll wed him over arrested him.
Recorder--Arc there mitigating circumstancesi
Policcrnan--ic brogs tnat hc mas killed twenty-five
Amercans ana IS a rcguar horse thief.
Rccorder--Giyo HIM back his pistol and tho horse
he stole and MS soon as he Is SOBER enough will
enter into a commercial treaty with him. IL Is NY
sworn duty 10 uphold the dignity OF me Guy. and
thats tho way II " done In this country just now.
Prisoner-yird Mexicoi Ezra DIaz
Gccorder-rb what say The department
communion, Marshal Dobbin, wii suspend IRON duty
Poncefnan Bulls iof crossing over the san Pedfo on
a cola trail. Mayor Hayes, mean President French,
,hsn'l Involve inls country IN war win Mexico US
long as am Secretary Of War
PRISONER Piud Mexico!
- pxhaw ~ nv tha ranarfnrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23

built around her row, end repairs
in progress at last accounts
WILMINGTON NC. Dee 22-Sisam yacht Passport fugh.
from New York Jacksonville put into this port to-day
tor si GIT repairs 10 boiler.
snirBuiLplxG Al Newburypor Mr. John Currer. Jr. on
Thursday, the keel Of mis- ninetyourth snip ne
frame Is all and will ne from the same monas Win
the Jabel Howes. 1865 tons burden -.
ockisud Me- the being built byMr Sanford star
all will be READY Tor Launching.
She registers 536 tons
LAUNCHED AT Norfolk. Dec e. the brig Harriet g. from
yard o the Atlantic Works She Is built OF the
hest material, under the superntendency OF Cnpt ~
Avery ander Edward Gogorza OF New FORK.
and Intended Tor tho sugar cote, trade between
New York Venezuela and south America Inc vessel wiii
carry about 5000 quintals OF coffee Inc hhrriet
vessel 10 the Aeera launched from Tue same yard
several months SINCE but is considered superior 10 tne tat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
BELOW.
Bark Annapolis (Br). Delap. from Point LoboS
Schr Artie, from Newfoundland
CLEARED.


Steamer Hindoo tBD. Mitchell. Hull. E-charles L
steamer oder Ger. Leiss, Bremen via southampton
Steamer Ssdorand (Belg,, Randle Antwerp-o Col
Steamer Rio Grnnde, Bolger Galveston via Key West
steamer Lone Star. Forbes, New orlcans-Bogert 4
steamer Knickerbocker Kemble New orleans-clark 4
Steamer City of Savannah. Mallory, savaunah-George
! steamer Champion. Lockwood, Charleston j Quin-
Steamer Regulator, Doane. Wilmington, NC-W Clyde
Steamer wyannke Couch Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion steamship CO.
Steamer annis. s,.sn Wilmington, psl-Abei Abbott
Steamer Josn Gibson. Masinso. Georgetown. DE-
steamer alisnss Croker Hand
steamer Nepsane. Berry. Boston n N Dimock.
Ship Sarah Hia nett. Jones, Cacutta-Hermann koop
Ship CasiIds, Pike. London Tbos Dunham's Nephew
Ship India tNor). Hutchinson, An,werpLouis Totens
ship Wellington tBr). oBren, Bremen-Ja James Ell
Bark souvorain Nor. Williamson. London-Bsnham L
BARK Carlotta Fanny tAu), Reimor, Dublin-slocovch
Bark Monarchy Br,. Psarce, Cork or Falmouth-pim,
BARK Danar taD Ballo Cork or Fa'mouth-Funch Edge
Bark Baccicia dta Deliacosa Cork Falmouth
Bark Chmoca Nor), Have. Cork or Falmouth for
Bark rlmsoli tSor,. Petersen, Plymouth &c Tobias
Bark Cctyrt Dubrovacki tAus. straus. Queenstown
Falmouth Tor orders-Fuuch, isiye Co. .
BARK Iniss Bruno dtaD. Lauro, Alexandria, E-Lauro.
Brig sarah Kennedy. spaulding. sevilIc-John Ztt-
sshr asa.a Shsnd,sr kingston IA II Solomon Co.
schr Adam Bowiby. Mullen Aux Cages diayti,-Lyon
schr Sarah Potter Wall. Port Spain crrlnidad) -Losy-
sehr. VIM q R Mowry. Eaton, St John. NB-John Boyn.
schr sarah Eaton. Dix. Brunswick, Gs-warren Ray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
WHALEMEN.

Cleared At San Francisco Dec H. bark Helen MAR Bau'
dry. to cruise.
Arrived a. Flores Nov s. bark Josephine Long, New Bed
ford land sailed 9Th tor Faya.l -, -
Sailed from Honolulu Nov %. ship Milton, HAmoun Nd
cruise. = 49,
Sailed from do date. bark hunter. Holman, NIB, TO
cruise.
or and do Dec s. bark Mercury. Hick1nott Nb no
oil board. - -,
Arrived At Russell. NJ. Nov 3. Magellan. Cloud. full
ON New Holland Oct 10, bark Canton. sherman, Nb oil
as last reported ,
schr Charles Thompson sail from Provncetown In
January Tor North Atlantic ocean whaling voyage under
command Of Captain Dyer. . -
her at Valparaiso DC, 20, having taken $50 Ibis sp OIL
since leaving Tacahuana Had put in 70 land sick man
who was 10 into the hospital and wonId san same dny
cruise Talcnhans W tho ma die
of December. Reports oct 10. bark Morning STAR
Lewis. Nh. take small whale. which made ~ bbs sp OIL
all TOLD since leaving Oct SPOKE bark Joan
Winthrop. shtverick. NIB, with 200 bos sp oil since
leaving Taicahuana. -
letter from Captain Campbell OF bark Norman q NIB,
dated Honolulu 3oth nt reports arrived there ish ana
Amy Turner.
Tie whaling season Norfolk Island has been very
The total catch being 10 uns Two lives
lost the first that has happened during whaing
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER AMERICA Ger) lie Limon, from Brcmcn. which
paSa and viii Dec New Yorn
sHir INTREPID 1000 tons. built ut BATH Me- In 1883
In port, has sold for German account at $4,000
for YORK. put into Thomas prior 80 Dec II !eaky
Bme AsxlK Jonss-Bsrk Albert Fr,. Autssisr at St
"a s sghl cd brig Annie Johns Of 81 George N aban
She wms Supposed to be ii 100 or 500 tons burden
lumber and had apparently about 10 feet Of
Bme YAzAnrSK tBr) from Hayti for New York before
repor,ed ran ashore at lnasua No, ~ ana became
Brig SPRAY BLOOM (Br witch put rto Sc Thomas badly
damaged wonlf to repair than she was worth,
and has been abandoned
sem FAME rhurlow at Newburyport 2is, from Booth
bay anchored of tho bar on Thursday night and while At
her chain and ashore but
Thurow.
scmn YOSEMITE Grant. bermuda for Jscksonvillc
beore put into Nassau Dee ~ leasing and with
loss OF sails rigging She wond DO locked Tor repairs
scHR ARNIpA HALL. Han. from Portland for Havana
hamas and oated of. has becn abandoned and hull and
materials sold.
scna Many A HARMON. from Havana for Baltimore. had
discharged cargo hey West Dec ~ ana was salkns
scaR A X WOODWARD. from Port johnson for Ports
mouth ~ before reported ssngrc On Ds p az was
scmR VILLAGE BELLE, 20 tons. Of Newport, has been
sold James Allen Of sonh Dartmouth Tor ~ goo and
ScuR org tBr) at Luncnourg Dec Is from Porto Rico.
reports Dee II a. 20 AN sighted wress in Ia. 80 80
Lon a g 20 Mn NJ sm. s dss sw sD Nag
BOARD; waerogged no chance OF setns IN eos a =.
heavy running Found she the brig Glnnnre
seh Gianmre (Br, Drisco lett 81 thomas Nov is Tor
New York.
TuGnoAr joan HALLrAnp. before reported sunk n Bal
tic street Brooklyn. pumped and Heated ~ tho
wrcckinv ste amer John Fuller on the I'D inst
Tuv Wrrcy Of vessel of between 500 and 900 tons
nos.ed Dire IL In IL n 73 81 W. bottom with
part topsidc gone metal on bottom nppaerty quite
new She had painted ports ana recently painted. by
bark Onward tBr) Captain adams, ~ Darien' Dec H.
BALTIMORE Dec IA fire this morning at the Richmond
STEAMER whar from 100 bates
the upper OF the steamer shirley Hour laden
from Richmond.
BripsproRr. Dec 22-Thc rigging OF the schr Jessie
Allen which ashore stratford f"nt several weeks
ago being by the owners preparatory TO aban-
aoninp tho hulk where she Hes several tho
work OF pumping and caikng up the schooner
ncnrcd with tho hauling her on and repairing her.
I'M She proved condition than At first
pos and little be saved from her except tho masts
and sails
CuARLorrYrowv PEI Dec 22-Brig ). Hubert, from Cas-
cumpec Tor Britain, with potatoes, has been totally
wrecked o Judidue Rcet
SAN FnASctsco Dec 1It fonnd impossible 10 beach
ts ntsn shin ~ Iawrancs NJ Rnrrard lniat far ranArA
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THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


Tho one hundred and seventy-drst concert OF tho
Philharmonic Society was gwen last evening u, tho
Academy of Music In the presence Of large aud tasn
ionabc audience The feature the occasion was tho
new symphony in minor, by Brahms, a work that
possesses sucn peculiar individuality as to require
more than ordinary familiarity with musical effect
before It's merits can BIO fully appreciated.
oaco Understood, however, those seem to
win favor, anu II is doubtless with
view TO this fact that tho masters OF
the great orchestras giving concerts have
lined the piece IN their respective programmes. At
first tho opinion OF artists. even those who en-
gagged In It's performance, Is divided. ana seems to
be conceded that in at oast three OF The movements
there IS manifest lack OF originality, flavor, as IL
were, OF Beethoven, and more or less Of suggestions
caught from other composers; but as the study
unfolds itself and the rich Interpretation OF
the orchestra explains the theme u becomes
with each representation more apparent that Brahms
has developed musical strength delicacy ana inven
tion with which he hitherto been accredited.
There Is not much In the composition that one can
carry away as memory; there are no striking pas.
sagcs that stir the car or nger IN imagination, and
yet for tue moment, wbc the performance rs IN prog
rcss, cannot bui admire and ENJOY tho ricn har-
mony that loats ont from under tho dcit fingers or
the superb orchestra IL cannot be denied that tho
work is an event In musical history and Whatever
may 90 the critical antagonsm ny winch II Is sur
rounded II has already secured n place in art from
which " " not likely 10 be dslodged The other or
ches,ral selections were Bcetbovens "Iconora,n No
2, and tho noisy, ambitious overture by Wagner,
"Dic Mcisicrsngcrn At tho rehearsal on Friday
Miss Anna Drasdi, the contral,o, sang with great
sweetness aud taste the "Dovc sci, amato bcnrn
from Handops "Rodcinds," and Rubinstein's spien-
did dramatic ARIA s'lIccuban but last evening
she was unfortunately obliged to succumb to ilIncss
and her place 10 the programme was iiicd by young
Lichicn"rrg. the VIOLIN ST. who rendered coucertU
movement IRON Mcndessohn, ana Tor his pains re-
ceived several enthusasc recalls. The lad has great
talent and 10 rapidly establishing reputation. Tue
Philharmonic soo'sty may we'll congratulate itself on
the success that has attended its worthy efforts