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The New York herald., 1877-09-11
CLEARED.

Steamer Montana B, Bcddoe. Liverpool via QUEENSTOWN
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannsh-Geo
steamer vinsland, Bowen, Baltimore VIM Dalsel.
Steamer Agnes. Smith. fhilsde phia-Bocert Mor~an
Steamer G Biddle Davis Phiisdslphia-J nmes Hand
Stesmer Ele xnora. johnson. .Portland--s Amss.
Ship Mount ashngton. Perkins. Batavia for orders
ship Palmer (Nor), Larson, London-C Tobias / Co.
Bark Benedetto utsD, Usnero, Napies-Lauro Storey
BARK Fische..i dtap Colona Trieste Aussria)-John
BARK Freidg (Sor), Berg Bergen Point, NC Tobias 4
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich, LOOK, Exmouth, E-Millsr a
BrfE Emma Shaw (Br). Mscumber, Newry &c W
Bertaux.
Brig Amileare ataD De Gennaro Gibraltar for orders
Brig Mon.rs. Marc dtaD, aarguilo Gibraltar
Brig Lsonard Myers, nicks, Richmond, va-ADiel Alb.
schr Florence Shay, vancIe.f Aiexandria, E-EvAns,
schr John Krans, Pitcher, Monsevideo and Buenos
schr Sarah Hunt, spaalding Port riatte-B Wen.
scir Victor Pug, Sherman, Csps Haytisn-lsaac Sta
schr Francis Davis, Davis, Antisua-B Weinberg 4
schr Virginia Rulon, Rulon, Bsracoa-B Weinberg &
Co.
schr Village Belle (Br), Sanders st ohns, NF-Bucksy
schr Acadia (BD. Horn. st Johns, NF-Gerhard 4
.sehr Grown Prince tBD. Branscomb. St John, Mp
schriY Yoseme, Grant, Jacksonville e-Carvsr 4 Barnes
seAr Charles Heyer Poland Savaunsh-Evsns. Bail Il
Schr Lottie, Speed, Richmond, va-Abiel Abbott.
schr Gen Humphreys Hooper, Crsheld, Md-Moses
senr 9 Acken. Toms. Bridrsport-sssnrOra Manafac.
sioop Hero. Jarvis, Perth Ausoy-warren q st,rey.
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BRAZIL.

rHE FIGHT BETWEEN GERMAN MANOR
wAR's-MAN AND THE CITIZENS OF SANTOS.
RIO JANERo, August IL, 1871
On ehe evening of the 1lth grave collision occur
red at Santos between OF tho German corvette
vineta and the police and citizens OF Santos. Ono
German and ono policeman killed and number
wounded on both sides. Tho row from dis.
pute between n German mariner and Brazilian boat
man. The police interiered and sought to ar
rest the German, when his compani ions
sisted, and FREQ fight grew up be-
twcen the Germans side, armed with
hrewood and the police with swords, assisted BY the
with oars and frewood. When the fight was seen
from the corvette q number OF the men on board
Jumped the boats, despite the orders OF the OIL
GERS hurried the assistance OF their comrades
Most OF the German officers followed, and attempted
to restrain their ana get them on board, but
stones and bottles ~ them and drove them into the
Germ ana Club building, from which, tho Brazilisns
allege they tired on the populacc
The affair has caused considerable excitement not
only Santos but here ana the German representa-
tive always ready seize time by the forecck, has
party handed reparation for the invasion OF
the club by police authorities and Tor the attack upon
pacific Mariners
In 1870 an incident OF q ike nature occurred in
hotoi in Rio between the officers ot German
and the police and mob, owing 10 quarrel between
the ocefs and French sympathizer from the foreign
once. AT the demand OF the German representative
the last suspended for tme but in the course Of
q few months sent TO Paris as attache.
owing the free passages and other favors offered
by the Portuguese government to settlers IN Africa,
no inconsiderablc emigration thther is now gong on
frOm
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

| ALcIrHs. Sept 5-Arrved, bark Rosina Q'aD. Palma
| Now York.
ANcoSA. Sept 5-Arrived bark Fa tAuS, Poschch, Phil
| adclphia.
ANTWERP. Sept 7-sailed. bark Argonaut CSor,. Moe
BRISTOL Sept 1o-Arrived steamer Somerset Br,. West
| ern, Now York.
Sailed sth brig syro (Aus) srenoiieh. United States
| 10th. ship Prince Alfred tBr. Bacon, Pensacola
BAxTRY Sept 7sailed big Fornax (Sor,, Hossack' Uni
! ted States.
BREMEN Sept 8 e-sailsd. ships Black Watch tBr)
Newcomb. North America; Anna Decatur Bohme, New
York; Admiral GER, Lauer barks Goethe ,tier),
Kuhlmann, do; Argonaut Ger Bremen, Baltimore; Gut
enberg Ger. Charleston Susan DudmRn tBr), Corn
ing, North America .ti
BILBAO, Sept 7-ssled. bsrks Guchen tFp, Boulon,
United States; Aberdeen, Salvage, Now York.
BORDEAUX. Sept ssaied, schr Melville Bryant, Buck
Icy, New York. l.rf .fr
CADIz Sept 5-Sailed, schr Sanchez Benson, Gleu-
cester, Mass.
CorENHAGES. to Sept 1OArrived barks Hovdng (Nor)
Jansen Now York; Gefon (Swe) Borjsssen, do; Agl B
Burmott, Fortune Bay, NJ for Gottsnberg
CHRIsrIANsANp, to Sept 1o-Arrived brig Grant (NoD
Pedersen, New York.
EIssonx. Sept s-Arived, bark Constants (Nor) Tai
lakscn New York
Arrived prior to 10TH bark Scotland Rogers Mobile for
Cronstadt.
(B), Cooper New York.
GnEzNocK Sept IO-Arrived bark Red Coat tBr) Short
City Point, Va. u !... ...s,I
HAnsuRc, Sept s-Arived. bark Jenny (Gst, Grose.
Now York.
HULL, Sept 1o-sailed bark sagltta (Br, Taylor Nor
folk. .Li .13
HAvRE Sept e-Anived. steamer Amcrique (Fr), Du-
rand, Now York via Plymouth.
ISNIsuowEN HEAD, Sept lO-saicd, bark Nokomis (Br)
Cassidy from londonderry Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Sept 1o-Arrived, steamer Fire Queen tBr),
Fraser, New Orleans.
I'D 0rh ~ Worth Rost
10th, ship Haseltire, Hartman, New York; bsrks
Britannia Br), Amis do Saron (Nor). Jonsen Fernan-
dina (sll three not previously.
Cleared 10th, shin st Paul, Williams, Now York.
LONDON Sept lo-Cleared. ship Forest Br,, Lockhart,
Now York.
MARsSILLEs Sept 7-sailcd, bark Fiorella Craig Now
York.
opExss scpt5-Arrived bark Korsor DAM Grove, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Sept s-Arrved, ship Marietta W aus,
Stepanovich New York 10th, steamer City Of Richmond
B Lctch do tor Liverpool Cand proceeded; baks Gro
Aus, sterk New York; Mary Myshrall (Br,. Tucker
Philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept s-saled, bark Constantia (Nor),
Rain, United States
Shields Sept 5-ssed steamer Barbsry (Br), BaskAll
Philadelphia.
TRIESTE. Sept 7-Arrved, bark Cherokee (Br, Downie
Philadelphia
Sailed 5th brig Nellie Crosby (Br Bain United States
wxsrpoRr Sept s-sailcd, bark wisasvsrf (swc) HUT
man. Philadelphia
Sailed from United Kingdom port Sept g. bark Fran.
cisco G (ItaD. Geriola, United States.
LONDON Sept 1o-ship wasdale CBr,. Bey from Liver.
pool June IS for San Francisco, coded sunk in the
Pacific The have arrived at Valparaiso.
Bark Nicono uta, Pence, from New York via Queens.
for put into Falmouth to-day with loss Of
wsrks and sails and otherwise damaged
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp. Sept 10, PM-wind Sw. gentle.
PLYxourB Sept TO- PM-Wind 8, moderate. with yaln.
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WAS HE MURDERED BY THE PoLICEl?

Coroner Woltman was called to Bellevue Hospital at
two O'Clock yesterday morning TO take the ante.
mortem deposition OF patcnct named George
Robinson, who taken to that institution from
the Eighteenth precinct at six O'Clock on tho
morning of the 4,h inst, suffering from contusions
about tho body. The man, in his dying statement,
said that few minutes before midnight ON the
/ % inst. no was turned out OF his boardtag
house, at No. All East Twenty ninth street.
because be had not enough money to pay his board.
He wandered down ITO First avonue, whore he
met oHiccr, who. without any prvvoca.
tion clubbed him and knocked hm down. THIS police.
man WAS joined by another officer, who also
then taken to the East Twenty second street
station house, whore no locked up a charge of
intoxicaton. AT six O'Clock that morning he was
sent to Bellevue Hospital OYicer Schron, who made
the arrest denies the charge, and Coroner Woltmau,
who kept the case secret, has not placed him IN
custody
Tho dying man s sixty years Of age and was by oc.
cupaton a carpenter.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the Colon. from Aspin WALL has
thsnks for favors.
We indebted the puser of the Tybee from
81 Domingo City, &c. for favors.
Steam Navigation Co. lost light Ang "a a.
s n the ~sss
deposits No lives were lost.
SHIP ConEr Norris At San Francisco Sept from Hull.
ton.
BARK FRAscosF FxL1 Fr,, from Punta Arenas for Bor.
Il is reported that the vessel had met with heavy weahs
but was little damaged. and sold with her cargo
cheap
BARK MARION CBp, from Newcastle, E. for Qusbee. with
S.y: near Cape xoIm.n: Strait. =, Belle ia. and was
Wan and landed .s uesso stS '"'
BARK ANNA CIer,. ssewarts, which arrived hers 7th
ss ss.. ;n ss
Abe About 100 S1ng three Of having
e"s screw TOP From Bos,~ios Co. Now 'i
sun. Sss.s s
for tho
WAS fsa dna % IDy wn & The propeller
peaches n. e :sruSs nearly
The taken OF ids But the captain and
mate By the wreck in ysw boat until
Starlight & was years .Id I2s tonnsgs owned BY
cargo valued At $3.50 and shipped from Baltimore
The schooner lie in the track Of vessels the channel on
at the bow and was taken to shipyard Tor repairs
ScMs C.AHA before rsro,sd run dosn BY the steamer
Tx :sss. 4. .i y;
oiled and capsaea in less than Is minutes amer which
Point fbiox the tender Of the United states
Io Ia. % s"s
Later % the Clara has has shifted position into tho
scnR Ipow,s SON. owned by John Brown and Others
Of bstmore - ons in years od sprnng aeak last
captain has notified the city authorities that he unable
To raise the wreck.
~ y
put into Vineyard Haven 7th inst with cargo Of lime
on fire.
Rock While making landing a pier North River ON sum
day The schooner WAS strained c,nsdetably and the
box.
scnn II RILEY Evans; aid not sink Mt San Antonio a,
reported The vessel that met with tho disaster
the bark Catharine Maria tBr). Evans IRON Belize for
London.
lightning ut Aspinwa Aug 81 and had Of her
considcr rabiy damaged.
ScnR PENNSYLVANIA arrived at Edgartown 7h inst wish
foremast and would proceed New Bedford for
new one
Boston, put into Norfolk 10Th inst, ieaking badly.
scnR zrseu tBD, from Phadclrhia for Turks Island,
broken.
.,s scan M,niA @ owned by Messrs Morinc sons and
place lately and became "A total wreck.
scmR TIMOTHY FIELD. Leland Of Boston, ashore at Ed.
gartown.
Sem MonsisG LIGHT. timber laden went on shore at
Nages Head. Friday last near the entrance Lousburg
(Ns) hmbor The extent OF the damage asccrtancd
NYw ORLEANS, Sept 10-Ship Caledonia, for Genoa.
passed through the Mississippi etties sept drawing
fcct 10 inches OF wate the TIDE the time being
inch below the average.
NoSroLK Va. sept 10Three unknown schooners are ro
ported ashore Fonwicks Island Assistance has been
QUEBFc Sept 1O-Bark Chas Nortbcote (Nor, Claussep
from Gloucester July 30 Tor Quebec ashore M White
Island. was got Of aad towcd here slightly dams aged
LAuScuIhe new bark Axorone. built by Pierce Il Mont.
gomery. at Chelsea Tor Messrs Dabney Co of Boston,
aud intended Tor the Western Island trade will be
to-day shc f24 tect IN length 30 feet breadth
and rs feet depth OF hold.
LAUNCHED At Bangor Sth schr Lester A Lewis from
Crosby Bros yard.
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'Gcntle. Moderate.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wiIITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wiIITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE,
steamer Erin (Br) Thomson. London Aug 20 with mdse
and passengers W j iiu ST. Arrived at sandy Hook
6aorM sept lat ~ Us lon 80 90. passed bark Eite
(Br) hence for Gloucester. i same day LAT ~ OI. lon
81 ~ ship Iarmonidcs Br IRON st John. NIB, Tor Liver
pool 9th lat ~ 81 lon ~ Us Spanish steamer bound E.
steamer Royal STANDARD tBr Johnson, Newcastle Aug
23 with mdse to Funch. Edyo Co Had heavy easery
winds and high seas last days.
Steamer Colon. Griffin, Aspinwal Sept 2. with md.e and
passengers the Pacific NAL steamship Cc 9th lat 3S OF
lon - 10 passed brig John Sherwood, Mankin, from Rio
JHnciro Tor New York
Steamer TyDcc. kuehi 81 Domingo Aug 80 Samana 3ls
Port Platte sept Cape Iayon ID and Turks Islands
Sd. with mdse ana passengers 10 VIM i Clyde d Co.
steamer Albemre Gibbs Lcwes. Del with mdsc to tho
Old Dominion steamship Co.
ship summer X Mead tof Boston,. Dixon, Greenock 43
days IN ballast. to snow X Burgess.
Bark Adeline Ger. Bet. Iloo April ~, with sugar Q
DreNcl Morgan Co. Passed AMER May ~ Cape OF Good
Hope June 81 aud crossed the Equator Aug g. in Ion 81
July = lat 3b Ion 10 40 passed Italian bark showing
signal letters PRkR, from Akyab for Cork.
Bark Mercurius (NoD, Lysgaard Liverpool IS days, In
ballast, TO Bockmann, Oerlein X Co.
Bark Flash Light lof Windsor, ES), Card. London 80
days With chalk to Scamme Bros. Had light westerly
winds from the Banks Aug ~ lat ~ Ion - H. spoke
bark Josephine (whaer Of New Bedford with 400 bbs OF
oil
Bark vopini dtaD onets, Dublin 80 days. in ballast to
Benbam h Boyescn.
BARK Athlete Nor. Norbeck Cork - days In ballast to
Punch. Edye 4 Co
Bark Psrenti deD. Rarreto Waterford 43 days In bal.
last, to Benham Boyesen.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA o. Sept 1--Saicd barks Lochinvar Br) e,
Sicily, Liverpool; Matte Maclcay ui"w) lonou'"' 20,
Jane A Falkinburx. do. 80,
APPONAUG, sept sSailed, schr Frank Atkins Atkins,
Philadelphia. -,
BOSTON, Sept Io--Arrived steamers Johns Hopkins,
Parker, Baitmore Centipode, Mowatt. Phadelphlh
Bcrks. Pendlcton do; Norman, Nickerson d9i Nerems
Bcarss New York; bark America tNor) Nelson Balti-
rner for Esnore pnt in with sick schrs Matthew
kinney Kelsey Little Gace Bay; Buchler Mallory.
Philadelphia. - -, -,
Ciearcd-steamsr Gloucus, Barns, New York; bark
George Kemp Taylor do; brigs Rocky Glen, Allen, n
yanas Annis and Lily U'Brcn Brunswck ia; schs + II
Odorne, Cyowcll, baltimore George found Marshall,
do: Allen Grcepe, Nickerson, Phiaucpha via thc hch-
uebcc River. - -, =, =.
sailcd-Ships Iceland and Chocorna, bark Harriet
|. Hussey, and brig A M Putnam.
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Bark Harzburg tGer), Hsshsgen Bremen 35 days with
Banks Aug sS 45 IS Ion IS s. passed Elizabeth
Bark oisD. Gr'mm, Bremen ss days. with empty
Bark chsftain of Hafax, Ss) Fulton Hsvre via sgd
Bari Hn rsasns s paS b. So osen mavr. July 30
last TO TobiSs Co. Is anchored in the lower bay Tor
Bark KATE Howe t9r Windsor Ns9. Mcseiey. Rouon 40
Bark Lorena blanchard, Cadin Juno I via Gloucester
MHss in % n%ss, to order w,,a.or Ns c rboru 81
days IL .s . e ;s -:s Sess
81, lon 9s spoke brig Dckc, from Bremen for New
30 Ssi T pss" Ps or
sehr Mary Peters loi Boston,: York dow Bay Gs !,
q s ssIt sfss. % s,
from Charleston for Marseilies
asBarks A,onport tBD; and Victoria Ger, whsS so,S
anchored In the lower bay, to tho city 10Th
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Big Gssry SGPsp New Haven % No"
schr d Sawyer. Cummings. Two Rivers, Ss, ior NO"
schr B L Eaton. Eaton. Calais for New York. .,
sshr 7 NsrwH, y.nss. Esli River for New York York.
sssSisa SsS ss~
sS Isa Ps s: P % Ny York
chr Burn o Men
scir Holman. Burns MiddieIown q. for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanora. johnson. Nov York for Portland
E%n % New New York for &
schr ssliis w Ponder Lincoln, New York for Taunton
Schr ohn Loxicr Tisdale. New York for Taunton
Schr John Griffin, Could New York for Danversport
Schr Ann Amelia Allen, New York for Providence -
schr Adrana tBrl, Howe Hayerstraw tor st john NIB.
schr Ring Doxe CRAY Fort c r ST so.'Hn a
sshrJ Il Crowley Cotton, Perth XmbOy for Portland,
Ne. n.
schr w W Braincrd, fitch, Perth Amboy for New Bed
ford. ,
schr Susan 4 Phoebe, Elwcll, Amboy for Hallowell.
Srhr Triton. Rand. Amboy for Portsmouth.
Schr Sarah Wooster, Bsbhidgs, Amboy for Boston
Schr Henry DemnS, Kelly, Amboy tor Providence.
sohr E N Wells, Kelsey. Amboy for artfcrd
Schr z Flower, Kelsey. Amboy for Norwich -
schr Crown Prince Br. Branscomb. Haverstrsw Tor 81
John, NIB.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Hamilton, Hl from Calcutta for Boston Sept g.,
80 miles Sc of Absecem.
Bark Wellington Bolj, from Burrard Inlet Tor sydney
NSW. Aug 49, no lat, &c.
Bark Adolf Anderson (Swe, IRON New YORK Tor Corfu
Aug 10. lat 43 "a. Ion 25 15
Bark Alumina Br, from Astoria for LIVERPOOL, Aug 1.
lat IL IS N. Ion 25 12W-
Elena (Br Hector from Philadelphia for Eisnore.
Aug "a, lat 80, Ion 26.
Brig Carrie Long. Park, from Portland for Buenos
Ayres C56 hours QUIT. Sept O., lat 43 80 Ion "a w.
Brig Dashaway tBrl. Small, from Old Harbor Ja for
New York, Sept o, OF Fcnwck Island
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OBITUARY.
DIR. JOHN A. BRAD

DIR. JOHN A. BRADY.
Dr. John A. Brady, OF the best known physi-
clans of Williamsburg died at his residence, No 16
Bedford avenue, yesterday morning, OF pertonitis
supcrinduced by stone the gall duct Deceased
studied medicine under the well known Williamsburg
hysican, DR.. Austin IL. Smith, graduated from the
Vermont University at Woodstock in 1852 and was
lorty-eight years Of age He was member Of the
Kings County Medical Society, consulting physician OF
tho County Hospital at Fiatbush and was known for
sterling honesty Of character devotion his pro-
fcssion. He leaves wife and six children well pro-
vIded ior
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BELOW.

Bark Isaac Jackson tof Porslsnd) Walsh from Buenos
Ayrcs July 25. . . =.
Bark Wake6e Bostou, Carver Padang May 70
Bark Rositu (N0r) Peterson from London Aug 10.
Bark Belgium tof Halifax Moshor from London July 81
via Halifax.
Bark Marie 0ierl, B1emmer. from Hamburg Aug 10 :.
Brig yaero tof Hafax), Fulton, from Antwerp July H.
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LIBERIA AND HAYTI.

IMPROVED DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN
THE TWO COUNTRIES
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10, 1877.
The United States Minister to Hayti reports to the
Department OF State that Liberia has appointed for
tho 6rst time a diplomatic officer, with tho rank OF
charge danaires to Hayu, beng represented hereto
tore that government by II consul only. THIS
republics peopcd and governed exclusively by OF
African origin, republics modelled that OF tho
United States tends 10 tho capacity OF the negro
race Tor seli-government in those countries The
Charge d'Anares general Lubn) Haytan citizen,
son-in.law Of late Emperor Sououque aud repre-
sNhted as gentleman Of culture and fortune whose
ideas have been enlarged by oxtonsive travel
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PERUVIAN FINANCES.

THE GOVERNMENT ASSUMES THE PAPER MONEY
ISSUED BY THE BANKs--MR. MEIGGS' RAIL-
ROAD CONTRACTS.
PANAMA, Sept l. 1877
Peruvian advces state that the 18th OF August
President Prado issued decree by which the govern
ment assumes the Is 900 soles circulation OF paper
money which the banks had previously been
authorized to issue, and in addition TO that
amount the national Treasury will responsible
for @ 333 socs TO be issued Tor the special rsct Of
Mr.. Henry Meiggs in order 10 enable that TO
carry out his Cerro PasoO contract. Mr. Meggs, in
return, will deliver 10 the government a like amount
in bonds which he holds. Great opposition to the
scheme had been mani tested by the banks; but the
lower classes-the baJo comercio-had received the
plan with invor.
The weather In Panama. Notwithstanding the recent
continuous rains, Is now favorable.
The New York herald., 1877-09-11
SAMUEL BOOTH.

Mr. Samuel Booth the we'll known theatrical printer
Of Centre street, died at his residence No. Cs Second
street, Williamsburg, on Saturday, OF a rheumatic
affection, at the age Of sxty-thrc years. He was
known as man oil probity and character, and Will be
mOurned by members oil tho theatrical and busi-
ness, TO whom he was endeared by many kindnesses.
HIS remains will be Inferred in Greenwood this after.
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SAILED.

Steamers Agnes, for Philadelphia: Albemsrle, Lewes
Del shP Moitte oer) Bremea b:rks nciene Oer). do
Marshall B), Antwerp: Hsskon Haakonsen (Nor). Ma
pies; Albion (Nor Rotterdam; yerda (No, Queenstown
Falmouth; FamR (Sp). do or Plymouth; Angela (Sp)
do or do; Kate SANCTION !Br. from Yarmouth. Ns),
Eugenia Longo uta, GibrAtar briggs Frxncot0rte Uta
Seville; Csra Aus), Queenstown Falmouth Plymouth
schrs ohm Shay Fall River: Grace Cushing
Also called bhg Five Brothers. for Morgan Pl schr
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MALL FOR VENEZUELA.

WASHINGTON Sept 10, 1877
TIE schooner B. J. Willard will sail from New York
~ith United States mail matter Tor Laguayra and
Puerto CaboIlo, Venezuela. on the 18th inst
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DAVID MOORE.

David Moore, a prominent resident Of Ncwburg,
N. T., died Of apoplcxy sunday night, aged sixty
four ycars He was widely known IN the lumber
trade throughout the State and Canada, aud had held
numerous local positions Of trust
The New York herald., 1877-09-11
JAMES II. GARDNER.

James X. Gardner, senior member OF the Grm OF
Gardner, Carleton Baldwin, died at Richmond, Va,
yesterday, aged eighy-two years He was a native OF
Lynn, Mass, but has been resident oil RI ich mond
since 1912 He was one oil Rlchmond's most success
fu business men, and was highly esteemed as pub
lie sprjtcd citizen.
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REV. EDWIN HALL, d. ID.

Rev Edwin Hall, d. d., Professor Of Theology in the
Auburn Theological Sem nary died the Sth lust
The funeral will take place to-day. Dr. Hall was tho
author OF two works entitled "Thc Puritans and
Their Princ,plcs" ana the other, "rhe Law OF Bap-
- ttsm.v
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Capt Lapham OF bark Midas OF NIB reports
her at Flores Aug with 4so bbls oil this season. go sp
all told.
letter from Capt Chase of bark Catalina, of NB
ports her at Flores Aug IL. with 75 bbls sp oil
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
numbers, from IA, ,29l to 1900 inclusive, being
the nine rem aiming units OF the same ten NJ the
number drawing S5OOOD. D...................... $500
9 numbers, from ~ POI to ~, ,21O inclusive, being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten OF the
number drawing ST.,
numbers, from 77.761 TO TITO inclusive. being
the nine remaining units of the same Ten OF the
number drawing $40. .OD0.. 200
1000 numbers ending with D2. being the last
figures OF the number drawing the capital prize
OF $'o,on ~
The subscribers having witnessed the Single Number
Drawing Glass IT, Louisiana State Lottery, hereby
drawn from tho 100000 placed in the wheel.
Witness hands at New Orleans La, this Tuesday,
September 4, 1877.
/ ffSSSihi e s%nI%5 /, 4 Iff%IiI5Sii, Commissioners.
l.. l.. fORSTALL,)
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
All Grand Extraordinary drawings under the
supervision and ot Generals g. r. BEAURk.
GARD and j JUB!AL A. EARLY.
CLASS "k" TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1877
Capital prize, $50 900. Tickots 81
Address NJ A. DAUPIfIN, box 632 Post office, New
Orleans, La
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE
Fourth Grand Dollar Drawing, 1877. At New Orleans
Tuesday, October Louisiana state Lottery Company
This institution regularly incorporated the Legis
In 1868 with capital of 81 0U00 600 which has since
added "a fund OF $3500OO Its Grand Single Num-
Der drawings will take place monthly 1t scales OF
postponcs. Look al tho following scheme -
Capital prize, $4,000
1OOOOD tickets at ST. each.
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WHALEMEN.
ny~See mort arrivals

n2-See port arrivals
Arrived at Fayal Aug o, bark Kathleen, Daggett NIB,
having taken since the departure of Capt Howsnd 10 bb
sp oil in company With bark Peru,
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF sEFTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
A SsORTMENT OF BOATS AND OARS, ALL DE
Inscriptions, cheap. 1863 south near Gouverneur Slip
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
JNOR SALE-YACHT ARIADNE, N.Y.YC.: CAN BE
foot OF Court st Brooklyn Apply IN person to r.
A. STRANGE. 455 Broomo st., New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYHxAp. Sept 10 PM-wind Sw. gentle.
PLYxourB, Sept 10. PM-Wind 8, moderate. with yal
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ELEVENTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
~ Tuesday, November g.
Capital przc, $4,000 Tickets. 81 each,
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APPROXIMATION 'PRiizEs ''0o'
approximation Prizes OF $500 ............. 1900
Approximation Prizes of 1OO................. 800
Approximation Prizes Of JO.................. 45O
oS, Przes amounting Observation-Disclosures. $62 $50
Write Tor circulars send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
box 6'2 Post office, New Orleans, La.