The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1875, Page 12

12 NEW YORK CITY. ‘The steamship Wyoming, hence for Queenstown and Liverpool yesterday, carrie? out 25,530 letters and thirty-one bags of newspapers. Postmaster James says that the 800,000} new postal Jards to be sold on Thursday will be entirely disposed of that day, and that be has ordered a million more to $e ready for sale on Monday or Tuesday next, BROOKLYN, Walter Fobson, aged seventeen years, residing at No. 121 Tenth street, was arrested yesterday for feloniously ulting John Wade, a boy of thirteen, strikin, eens, Si itn cele aaa eaten cones wound, The habitation of Edward Clark, on Barren Island, Canarsie Bay, was entered and robbed by a burglar on Monday night. George Rehr, a German, emplo: on te island, was on’ suspicion a yg sulprit. He was taken to Brooklyn and committed to await examination, ‘The Naturalization Bureau, in the County Clerk’s of- fice, was opened yesterday for the reception of applica- tions for papers of citizenship. Last year the number naturalized in Brooklyn was 1,200. Office, hours will be from nine A. M. to five P. M., and from seven to gine P. M. on Wednesday and Friday of this week and thenceforth daily up to October 26. STATEN ISLAND. Bids will be received by the Trustees of Edgewater for building the Canal street sewer this evening. Grand and petit jurors have been drawn to serve at the Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer, which will convene at Richmond on the 11th inst. ‘The Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Rich- mond county will hold their anoual fair at the Sea View Driving Park on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. On the first day there will be a baseball match for a silver ball and a children’s pony race for two prizes. On the second day a race for a purse of $100 r county horses, and another for $100 for double teams, On the third day trotiing and ruuning races, open to all. NEW JERSEY. The holding of the mass meeting in aid of the Sol- dier’s Monument Association at Jersey City has been postponed from the 19th to the 26th inst, The Grand Jury of Hudson county have not yet taken ‘any action on the question of the vapor gaslight frands. A list of witnesses was furnished by ex-Judge Rankin two weeks ago. Chief Pngineer Dougherty, of Jersey City, has nearly completed the map of Railroad avenue, to be submitted at the conference between the city authorities and the railroad officials relative to the raising of the tracks. The plans will all be dnished by the 16th inst. The new Catholic Protectory which was dedicated at Denville on Monday, by Bishop Corrigan, is situated on atarm of 2l4 acres. The yield of products is so great that the institution, which is mtended for the reforma. tion of Juveniles, will be self-supporting, The Protec- tory is under the management oi six brothers of the order of St, Francis. GAMBLER’S ARRESTED. Captain Van Dusen, of the Fifteenth precinct, raided on the gambling house No. 856 Broadway at ten o’clock Jast might and arrested three men and captured a full outit of gambling instruments, About three weeks ‘ago the police closed this house and arrested eight or ‘ten offenders, among whom was a Custom House clerk named Evans.” The proprietor had been previously held to await the action of the Grand Jury, notwithstanding which he resumed business in a few days. Last night Captain Van Dusen and Special Oficer Slevin broke into the apartments through an adjoining house, and ouiy succeeded, after a determined resist- ance, In arresting the dealer and two players, all of whom gave fictitious names at the station house. BROOKLYN BURGLARY RECORD, ‘The residence of Mr. Crossman Lyons, No. 31 Stuy: fesant avenue, was burglariously entered on last Mon- lay night, during the temporary absence of the family, The rogues made their way up to the sleeping apart- nents on the second floor and ransacked the bureaus snd closets, carrying away with them $125 worth of flothing. There were no arrests, Mr. F. A. ©. Church, of No, 164 Washington avenue, salled at the Myrtie avenue station house and reported © Captain Crofts that his house had been burglariously risited and robbed of $119 worth of clothing. The Daptain is looking after the rogues. ihe residence of Patrick Hoey, No. 110 North Elliot , Was entered by burglars at_an early hour yester- morning, but the nefarious dosigns of the thieves were frustrated in ao most singular manner. i appears that Mr. Hoey drew $200 from jhe savings bank the day previous without jhe sanction of his wife. The latter was engaged in up- beaiding him for having done so when he threatened aer with a beating, and she ran down in the cellar to avoid impending cbastisement. There she was shocked %0 find three men secreted, evidently with burglarious Mtent, and the woman at once gave the alarm The yurglars escaped, however, before the police responded wo the call. Bernard Cannon, twenty-three years of age, was ar- tested charged with breaking into the oilice of H. M. Douklin’s lumber yard, corner of Pearl and Plymouth streets, and stealing property to the value of $28, The jolen ‘articles were recovered. Edward Hogan and Beorge McCorskin were subsequently arrested on sus- picion of being implicated in the same robbery. THE BROOKLYN POOR. ‘The Brooklyn Society for Relieving the Condition of dhe Poor met at No. 118 Livingston street, Brooklyn, last avening, R. W. Ropes in the chair, The anual report was read, and showed that the total receipts were 2,201; expenses, $25,505; poor people assisted, 24,000. ‘otal ainount expended since the organization’ of the society, $350,000, R. W. Ropes was re-elected Presi- fent, HB. Clatin, & B. Chittenden, A. D. Wheelock, «& A Low and John Truslow Vice Presidents; ~ A NEW BREAKWATER. The recent wrecks of the schooner Columbus and Louise Francis, on the north shore of Long Island, ave called attention to the need of a harbor of refuge for vessels similarly circumstanced, and it is suggested that a breakwater should be constructed at Horton’s Point, which would insure an excellent harbor on the west side of the Point at a comparatiy: small outlay. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. BATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NeW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER. 6, |Liverpool. |4 Bowlng Gree: 6. |Giang 72 Browaway 7.| Lond Brondway 7.|Hamburg..[61 Broadway 9:|Liverpool..|15 Brodw 8. | Liverpool. ./10 Broadw 9. | Liverpool. | [89 Broaawa: 9 7 Bowling Green 9. 2 Bowling Green 12 20 Broadway 13. |Liverpool..|4 Bowling Green 14, | Hamburg. . 61 Broadway 14, |Rotterdam. [50 Broadway 16.| Bremen... |2 Bowling Green 16. 15 Broadwa; 16. 19 Broadway 16: 69 Brondwi 16) 7 Rowling 16. 155 Broadway 19: 20 Broadway 20: 72 Brondwa: 20 4 Bowling Green a1. 61 Broadway 2 80 Brondw: a. 7 Bowling 28. 19 Broadway 28. 15 Brosaway 23 ‘]2 Bowling 28. 20 Brondws 27'|Liverpool..|4 Bowling 28.\Hamburg. .|61 Broadway 2s |Kotterdam.|50 Broadway Celtic. 30. | Liverpool: [19 Broadway “Sr jverpool 01 City of Montreal | Liverpool. ||15 Broadway 4 |Bremen....|2 Bowling Green Liverpool. |68 Broadway Glasgow ...|7 Bowling Green Liverpooi. .|29 Broadway .. 72 Bronaway 1@ Broaaway 5 Bronaway 0 Broadway Be NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yora BeRarn has adopted a distinguishing Covton night signal for ene on board the Henatp steam yaeht, showing while barn- Ang the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other fn succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap- tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre. any marine news they may bave for tue Ship News Department of the Hxnaxo. ap Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv. ing at New York can do #0 by addressing to soch vessels, care of Hamanp news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- Uvered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR WEW YORK—THIS DAY. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6; 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 9, 1875, penal te Phil ee CLEARED, Steamer Scythia (Br), Haines, Liverpool via Queenstown— OG Francklyn 2 sy Steamer . series tem, Nae, Poe eamer Leo, . Perri Steamer Geo W Clyde, Pennington, Chansuroned W Guin- Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond—Old Dominion Steamship on . Steamer Ann Eliaa, Richards, Philadelphia—Ja» Hand. Steamer Nereus, Bearse, Boston—H F Dimock. Ship Princeton, Bradley, London—Chas L Wright & Co. Ship Moonlight, Waterhouse, Bremen-Walsh & Fields. Ship BD Metealf (Nor), Knudsen, Norfolk, Va—C Tobias & Co, Bark Ann (Aus), Per Belfust—Punch, Edye & Co. Bark P: &C (ital, one, Cork’ and Falmouth— Slocovich & Co, Bark Southern Belie (Br), Robbins, Cork or Falmouth for re—Jas W Elwell & Co. Bark Cetverti Dubrovacki (Ans), Caraman, Cork or Fal- month for orders—Slocovich & Co. Bark Chas C Leary, Stilpben, Cape Town, CGH, for orders —Slocovich & Co. “i Bark John Griffin, Westberg, Clenfuegos—J E Ward & Co. Bark Yarra Yarra (Nor), Sorensen, Philadelphia—Tetens, Bockmann & Co. Brig Jobn soe, Nickerson, Buenos Ayr ‘A Abbott, Brig Manlius (Br), Todd, Matanzas—Weydell & Co. Behr Maxelo Abbot, Abbout, Para iurdeu & Pood. 4 Abbott, Para—Burdet bode og Bry Mowry, St John, NB—P I Novius & Schr Wm M Jones, Davis, Charleston—Evans, Ball & Co, Schr Wim 8 Scull, Barrett, Wilmington, NC—E 8 Powell. P chr E & L Cordery, Higbee, Richmond, Va—Slaght & 'etty. Cris Bowen, Norfolk—Slaght & Petty. Schr SW. Bunnell” Bunnell, Washington, DC—Slaghs & Pe Neh O P Binns, Steelman, Philadelphia—Slaght & Petty Sehr Congress, Hamilton, Portland—C L Hatch, Schr Robert Centre, Hulse, Dennisport—Abie! Abbott. Sehr White Foam, Milliken, Providence—A Milliken. 4 Aint Pointer, Sears, Providence via Bristol—H W Jackson Sons ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIN Steamer Englund (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Sept 22 and censtown 23d. with mdse and passangers to F WJ Hurst, Sept 30, no Lat, €c, passed & steamer bound east; Oct 3, Int 41°56, jon 61 'S8, ‘passed ship Thi Bayne (Br), bound west; 4th, no lat, &c, a German steamer bound east; me day, a schr rigged steamer bound enst. ho (Br), Beddoe, Liverpool Sept 22 and |, with indse and 117 passengers to Williams et 4. 480 miles E of Sandy Hook, passed steamer ‘Guion, City-of Herlin (Br), hence for Liverpool ; 4th, 210 mile E of do, an Anchor line steamer, bound E. ick, Brashear City 7 days, with Steamer WG Hewes, & mdse to © A Whitney & Co. “Steamer Isaae Bell, Gibbs, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Ship Star of the West (of Boston), Taylor, Liverpool 38 days, with sult to order. Bark Reinhold (Ger), Gerlach, Liverpool 56 days, with mdse to Simonson & Howes; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Aug 25, Int 53, lon 26, encountered a hurricane from WNW to N, lasting 24 hours; Bist, Int 5053, lon 28, bad ah gule from SW to NW; lost ‘sails, stove bulwarks, &c. sprink leak, which required the pumps to be constantly going. Bark Angioletta Bozzo (Ital), Chiesa, Bristol 49 days, in ballast to Slocovich & Co. Bark Embia (Nor), Sorensen, Greenock 48 days, in ballast to Benham & Boyeson. Sept 11, had « hurricane from WSW, veering to NE, lasting 6 hours; lost maintopgallant yard, Bark Traveller (of Yarmouth, NS), Ferguson, Antwerp 54 days, in ballast to Boyd & Hincken, "Is anchored wt Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Mary Ann (Br), Dwyer, Santos Aug 2 vin Hampton Roads, with coffee to BG Arn vessel to G F Buliey. Bark Morning Star (Br), Lissen, Guantanamo 17 days, with sugar to Brooks & Co; vessel to Waydell & Co. rig Gein (of New Haven), Pierce, Barbados Sept 7, with molasses and sugar to D Trowbridge & Co. Had light soutl erly winds and pleasant weather; Oct 3, 12 M. lat 37 19 lon 73 20 W, steamer Seminole, from Savannah for Boston, disabled (see Miscellany). rig Gipsey (Br), Jayne, Gonaives 14 days, with logwood and cotton to Kanhardt & Co; vessel to A Abbott. Schr Clara Leavitt (of Portland), Lombard, Liverpool 43 days, with mdse to master. Is bound to Baltimore and an- chored at Sandy Hook for # harbor. Schr A R Smith, Smith, Jacksonville 7 days, with lumber to Drew & Bucki, Schr W H Rutan, Wooley, Virginia, r Raymond Faller, Higgins, Virginia. Sehr Harriet Thomas, Vanclief, Georgetown, DC. Schr A Rokes, Rhodes, Baltimore. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH, ° Brig George (Br), Chandler, New London for New York, in ballast to master. Sehr ida May, Masters, Windsor, NS, for New York 10 days, with plaster to C W Bertaux. chr Smith & Browning, Smith, Brookhaven for New York, Schr Copy, Miller, Port Jefferson for New York, Schr Forest Home, Hodgdon, New Haven for New York, Schr John Warren, McGarr, Providence for New York. BOUND EAST. Sehr Adrian, Maddox, New York for Boston. net Harriet Thomas, Vancleaf, Georgetown, DO, for New javen. Sehr Addie P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven. Sehr J W Peasley, Parker, New York for St John, NB. ‘elly, New York for New Bedford, Schr Elm City, Sehr Highland, L Sehr M P Kin, Schr B C Washburn, Paul, Haverst Schr Angler, Besse, Hoboken for . Schr Belle R Hall, Brush, Hoboken for Providenes, Schr Sallie W Ponder, Ryder. New York for Taunton, Schr Ida Deering, Hoboken for Taunton. BELOW. Bark Albion (Nor), from Hull, 54 days. SAILED, Steamers Wyoming (Br) of Merida, Havana; Leo, Savannah; Geo W Clyde, Uharleston; Wyw. noke, Richmond, &e; ships Moonlight, Bremen; City’ of in (Br), London; barks Tellemach (Nor), do; Lal Br), Dunkirk; Alice Muir (Br), Bremen: Fidente '(Aus), ork or Falmouth ; Youngsters (Br), Santander; Solaria (Br), Pernambuco. Wind at sunset, SE, light. MARITIME MISCELLANY. for Liverpool; vit STRAMER SrMNoLE—Capt Pierce, of brig Gem, arrived at this port trom Barbodos, reports :—Spoke steamer Seminole, Doane, in lon 73 20 W, iat 37 19 N, in.» disabled condition, with propeller loose on shaft and slipped back against rudder . She left Savannah, bound to ston, esday, the bh ult and broxe down Friday, the Ist inst, at SPM. The steamer's cargo consists of 500 Bales cotton, 13,000 hard pine and 500 dry hides. Bark Sanam A DupMan (Br), Dadman, from St Marys, Gu, May 12 for Montevideo, put into Pernambuco Sept —, ky. Bank Even (Br), Hector, from Ivigtut, ran ashore on the ‘upper end of Chester Isiand, Delaware, yesterday morning in w thick fog; was expected to be gotten off last night at bigh water. Baxx SvaNgx (Dan), from Baltimore far Qteenstown, which put into New London Aug 24, having been partially dismasted in # hurricane, has Suished repmirs and cleared Sth iust for destination. Bank H P Kircuex (Br), McLeod, from London for Syd- ney, OB, was wrecked at St Pierre, Mig, on Saturday last, and will’ probably be condemced.' The crew were saved, The vessel was valued at $25,000; insured in Halifax com: panies for $12,000. Scun C L Vaxpenvoont, Kelley, at New Bedford 34 from Perth Amboy, is in « leaky condition, Scum Lizzie Ives, before reported passed abandoned at tea, was formerly the US revenue cutter Vigilant. Scun Mantua L Lewrs, before reported sunk in Mackerel Cove, is said by her captain to have sunk through the great load of fish in her. Scue Scsax, of Sedewick, from Perth Amboy for Boston, ran ashore on Hedge Fence Oct 3, but got off next fore: noon, with assistance, without damage, and arrived at Vine- yard Haven. Scux Pomeroy, while lying at anchor off Halway Tree, Potomac, 5th inst, was run into during fog by Lady of the Lake’ and bad bowsprit carried awny. taken to Alexandria to repair. Scur Correr arrived 4tn inst at Port Mulgrave, with wreck materials from schr Martha T Pike, wrecked at Mag- dalen Islands. Scun Pataren, Weeks, of New Bedford, was anchored at Hart Isinnd 2d, having been run into, and had Jibboom and head gear carried away. Scur JM Buoomatt, lying at Providence, had her jib nearly destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon, It ix sup- yoxed one of the seamen lay down on it with a lighted pipe in his mouth, and fell asleep. Stoor Conat (of Salem, NJ), was picked up dismasted and abandoned off Fire Island Oct 4, by the pilot boat WW Story No 5, and towed into Quarantine, SI. ‘One-half of brig Walter Smith, of Bangor, 423 tons regis- ter, built at Stockton, Me, in December, 1868, and. now lowding at New York for Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, has been sold to Capt Thos 8 Bigley, of Newport, at the rate of $14,000 for the whole. She will hereatter ‘hail from New York, and be commanded by Capt Bigley. Baxcon, Oct 1—One of the brigs building at Crosby's ship- yard will be launched in about two weeks. Guoversten, Mass, Oct 5—Sehr Gertie E Porter, which rived from the Grand Banks to-day, reports the ‘loss of George Nelson, one of the crew, on Sept 25. Hatarax, Oct 5—The Captain of the sehr Challenge, from the, Western Banks, reports that two of the crew, John Powers and Norman MeCleod, were drowned from a dory on tine wreck of the beig Mirella, Iyf ‘The wreck of the brig Mirella, lying on Thrum C Shonis, was sold at auction to-day for $00" is a Two sailors of the bark M. Wood, at Sydney, launched the hatches of the vexsel some nights ako and boarded them. in of renching laud, but, ns it was blowing a gale, they were carried out of the harbor and have not been seen since. Lope, Me, Sept 30—Sehr C F Senrs, wrecked at the head of the bay last spring is having new masts put in and rigged for sen. Saw Francisco, Sept 28—A fire broke ont on the steamer Granada last night, but was subdued with but slight dam- Tt was discovered in the forward part of the vessel. StJonx, NB, Oct 5—Bark Sarah M Smith (Br), Taylor, from Belfast, whieh arrived at this port to-day, reports On the 2d inst took off the crew of the schr Lancaster (former! Kitty Stevens) from Glace Bay, CB, for this port, which was in a sinking condition. B, The vessel Mary, Inden with deals, which cleared from Richibueto Sept 24 for Liverpool, has been totally wrecked on the Isle of L’Anglais Miquelon. Vinevann Haven, Oct 4—Selr Snaan, of Sedgwick, from Perth Amboy for Boston, ran on Hedge Fence last night, but mt off this forenoon with assistance from this port without jarnage. cht Bearse, from South Amboy for Newcastle, Me, was in contact this morning with the sehr P M Wheaton and lost her boat, mainsail, de; the P M Wheaton lost her jib- boom and head gear. NOTICE TU MARINERS, LIGHT ON MANON'S RIVER, WEST SIDE OF DELAWARE Ray, Notice is hereby given that on and after Oct 20, 1875, a light will be shown. from the lighthouse recently erected ne 4 mouth of Mabon's River, on the west side of Dei ware Bay. The light will be fixed white. The illuminating apparatus is eatadioptric, of the fifth or- der, lighting 150 degrees of the horizon, The focal plane is 51 ‘feet above the ground and 97 feet above mean low water, ‘The light should be seen in clear weather from the deck of @ vessel 15 feet above the wee 15 nautical miles. ‘The structure with # two-story dwelling attached, n painted red. of the lighthouse, ax taken from us follows :—Lat 3910 34 N, Jon itrneture be: peute new strncture bears N by E 3B, from the old light- ‘The old ght will be discontinued from Oct 20, 1875 By order of the Lighthouse Death, HENRY, Chairman, wa” of the Lighthouse Board, Washington, DC, Sept 25, Yacht Elaine, at New Bedford Oct 4 from a cruise. reports the buoy gone from Kibbon Reef, mouth of Buzzards Bay, and also the buoy from the east end of Great Ledge, enst 0 Dampling Rock Light. Saw # boat towing « large buoy, supposed to be Ribbon Reef, steering for Cuttybunk. WHALEMEN. Arrived at Marion Oct 4, schr Admiral Blake, Hathaway, from Atlantic Ocean, with 196 bbls sp and 12 do'bikfish of Cleared at New Bedford Oct 4, ark Edward Everett, Gif- 1) with 360 bbls wh and 340 had just arrived Brig Timandra, at San Fri July 24, bark [linois, Frasict do walrus ofl, Bark Rai! w, Cogan, on the groun Aneklar 4 Norfolk Island Aug From Norfolk Island the whalit some weeks, on account of bad weathe: ines to is! a yeez goed one, as the whi clove to ian, a tine Magellan Cloud is being fitted out for a whaling cruise. Capt Hoxie, late of the Albion, is to take command, and the vessel will leave in a few weeks, ‘The Albion is to be sent to Levuka, Fiji, where she will re- main as & storeship for the Auckland Steam Packet Com- y's steamers. Park Elise Adams, Hamblin, NB, arrived at Hobart Town Aug 6. after an absence of nine months, during which time No report of oil to hand, fe whaling season had been delayed The season prom- are numerous and she has taken 800 bbls sp oil. She left Akaroa, NZ. July 3, and stood to the Australian coast, cruising along. From. experienced a heavy SW gale off Bass the rudder and avy seu, which sprunj "bioode my for Hobars Town, where rrived as above. Reports dark Tamerlane, Moulton, assing through the strait in April last. A letter from San Francisco dat Sent ‘24, says bark Des- mond bas taken 600 bbis walrus oil, and that the fleet gener- ally were supposed to be doing well. The weather was mild, with much rain and fog during the month of August. SPOKEN. Ship Baltimore Ger), Focken, from Bremen for Baltimore, Oct 3, lat 38, lon 74. Ship Acadian (Br), from ot “aga CB, for Charleston, Oet 1. 50 miles east of Sandy Hook. Bark Niagara (Ge Wischusen, from Boston for United States, no date, near the Goodwin Sands. Bark Edward Waenerland (Ger), Segebarth, from New York for Liverpool, Sept 20 lat 38 59, lon 06 25, 18, Lat 42 07, lon 46 03. « Knudsvig (Nor), from New York for Gibraltar, Sept Bark Peter Rohland (Ger), from Amsterdam via Sandy Hook for Savannah, Oct 3, 23 miles N of Absecom. Be ring N, Oct 3, 20 miles 5 of Fenwick’s Island. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Heratp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this coun- try free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, Oct 3—Arrived, bark Atlantic (Nor), Jacobsen, Philadelphia, Suiled 4th, ship Sabino, Paine, New Orleans, Buisro1, Oct 5—Arrived, bark New York (Ital), Cuecarallo, Philadelphia, Brexen, Oct 4—Arrived, barks Germania (Ger), Cluver, Philadelphia; Wieland (Ger), Vogelsang, do. Sailed 4th, bark Lima Ger), Ellerbrook, New York. Cernatonia—Sailed, brig Edith Hall, Bunker, United States. Duntux Oct 4—Sailed, ship Republie (Br), Phillipps, United States. Exsivons—Sailed, bark Amelia, Burgess (from Cronstadt), New York. Guascow, Oct 5—Arrived, bark Cicero (Br), Humphrey, New York. Sailed 4th, bark Mindet (Nor), Beck, United States. Arrived at Bowling 5th, bark Hermanos (Nor), Jacobsen, Bull River, Grrattan—Arrived, brig H B Jones (Br), Nickerson, New York (see below). HamaurG, Oct 4—Arrived, bark Republik (Ger), Fortman, New York. Sailed 4th, spip Mozart (Br), for New York, Liverroot, Oct 5—Arrived, ship John Clark, Peterson, Wiscnsset, Also arrived Sth, bark Ophir (Br), Murray, New York. Sailed 4th, ship Tyro (Br), Hilton, North America; bark Hypatia (Br), Dakin, do. |. Lonpox, Oct 4—Arrived, ship Plymouth Roek, Griffin, New Yor«; 5th, barks Stanfield (Br), Cumming, do; Jer- naes (Nor). Wilson, Boston. Lanwe, Oct 2—Sailed, steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper (from Glasgow), New York. Movittx, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer Bolivia (Br), Small, New York for Glasgow. MALAGA—Sailed, steamer Trafalgar (Br), for New York; schrs John C Smith, Jones, Boston; Marie, for Baltimore. Mapeina—Sailed, Edith, tor New York. Manseinnxs, Oct 4—Arrived. brig Johanna, Lennox, Phil- adelphia, Sailed 2d, bark Bianca Casanova (for), for San Francisco, Ovorto, Sept 19—Arrived, brig Paquete de Nova York (Port), Cunha, New York. PuyMovta, Oct 4—Arrived, bark James Gladstone (Br), from Bull River, SC; 5th, ship Bosphorus (Br), ‘Aikman, Quebes. Qurxxstown, Oct 5—Arrived, brig Temi (Aus), Tomassich, New York. Also arrived 5th, steamers City of Montreal (Br), Mire- house, New York for Liverpool; Batavia (Br), Mouland, Boston for de. Also arrived 5th, barks Cleone, Maloney, New York; Sto- fanino (Ital), Gesta, do; Candeur (Nor), Nielsen, do, Arrived 4th, steamer Spain (Br), Grace, New York for Liv- erpool. SourHampron, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer Oder (Ger), Oter- endorp, New York for Bremen. Srerrix—Arrived, barks Aker (Nor), Oram, Philadelphia Typhon (Nor), Thomeson, New York. ‘Trreste—Sailed, bark Amalia (Aus), for New York. Vico, Sept 19—Arrived, bark Castropol (Sp), Mestre, New York. Sailed from a Mediterranean port, schr Nellie Shaw, Cates, United Stat Lownox, Oct 5—Advices received here from Gibraltar an- nounce the arrival there of the British brig H B Jones, Capt Nickerson, from New York Sept 3. The Jones, which was laden with 98,000 gallons of petroleum, was much damaged, having been in collision, Steamer Montana (Br), for New York, which returned to Liverpool, ix reported to have broken her “anchor deck.” FOREIGN PORTS, xAMynmatL, Oct 2—Salled, steamer Alps (Pr), Ferguson, w York. ‘Bancetoxa, Sept 28—Arrived, bark Joven Narcissa (Sp), Mas, New Orleans. fant 22—In port. brigs Endorng, Nichols, ew York, ldg; Balnar (Br), Bahrs, from do, ding. Canpenas, Sept 24—Arrived, bark R W Grifliths (Br), Drummond, Matunzas. Catcurta, Aug 18—Sdiled, bark Niphon, Day, Mauritius, Cnatiam, NB, Sept 29—Sailed, bark Matilda’ Hilyard (Br) , Brooks, Cork. Cow Bay, Oct 4—Cleared, brig Hiram Abiff, Tibbetts, St Jago (before reported cleared Sept 30 for New York), Havana, Sept 40—Arrived, brig Keystone, Barter, New York; sehr Melona M Knowles, Dinsmore, Machias, Me; Oct 1, brig M_A Berry, Berry, Portiand. Sailed Get 1, brigs Clara J Adams, McFadden, New York; Nellie Antrim, Weischman, Yhiludelphia; 2d, steamers City of New York, Timmermann, New York; Rita’ (Sp), Riestra, Charleston; sehr Mary A Rich, Welden. Tybee, Haisrax, Oct 4—Salled, brig Comrade (Br), Kingston, Ja; sche W Hayes, (Br), Porto Rico, Sailed Sth, steame Caspian (Br-, Trocks (from Baltimore), Liverpool and St Jobns, NF. Kinostoy, Ja, Sept 10—Arrived, brig Edith (Br), Mahl- man, Philadelphia (and sailed for ‘Falmouth, Ja) ; 13th, sehr Xotost, Curtis, New York (and sailed 21st ‘for Mexico via Montego Bay); 15th, steamer Alps (Br), Ferguson, New York (and sailed 17th for Savanilla, ke; "20th, sche Baga- duce, Cox, Jacmel (and sailed “Ath for New York vin Milic ver). Arrived Oct 2, steamer Etna (Br), Sampson, New York. Sailed 10th, bark Lizzie Merry, Lawrence; Falmouth, B, vin Mexico. Sailed Oct 2, steamer Andes (Br). Porter, New York. An port Sept 25. brig John H Kennedy, Hughes, ui schr Ontera, Pettigrew, from New York, arrived 20th. aioonront, 8, ‘Oct S—Sailed, Qui Vive (Br), West In- es. MATaxzas, Oct 1—Arrived, bark 8 W Holbrook, Mitehell, Portland. Sailed—Bark LT Stocker, Tyler, Savannah, Nowtn Sypvey, CB, Sept'25—Arrived, bark Francis Bonr- nenf (Br), Weston, Dublin; 28th, ship’ Ellen Goudey (Br), Perry, Hull (and suiled for Saguenay). ‘Arrived Oct 4, barks J G Hall (Br), Hainey, Dundalk; Royal Harrie (Br), Wiemers, Londonderry; Winslow (Nor), London; brige Paihfinder, (Br), Cousins, ‘Dundalk, Alles (Br), Leist, Pengance ; Johnny Smith (Br), Dublin; Sleeve- bloon (Br), Beltast; Acudian (Br), do; Little Fury (Br), Armstrong, Liverpool; selys Harvey, Youghal; Willian Gibson, Lreland. In port, bark R Murray, Jr, O1p Hanson, Ja, Sept Purrington, tor New York, lg. PeRNAMBUCO, Sept ——Arrived, bark Sarah A Dudman (Bp), Dud-nan, St in, for Montevideo, leaky, Port M (Br), Stew- art, from Glasgow for Picton, Prerov, NS, Oct 5—Cleared, brig F H Jennings, Youn; Pernambuco. QUEBEC, Oct 2—-Cleared, steamer Phoenician (Br), Beott, aeKow. St Anx's Bay. Jn, Sept 22—In port, schr Gen Putnam, Webster, for New York, lig. Sact Kiven, Ja, Sept 22—In pert, seh Burdett Hart, Fargo, from Norfolk, disg. Saava, Sept 26—Sailed, schr Susan, Davis, north of Hat- terns. St Jou, B, Oct 4—Arrived, sehr Jeddo, Philadelphia; Sth, bark Sarab'M Smith (Br), Taylor, Belfast, I, ured 4th, bark Genitore, Liverpool; sehr Emma, New York. Vicronta. Sept ——Sailed, bark Wellngton (Nic), Gard- ner, Iquique, Wixbson, NS, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Delmont, St John (and sailed 4th for Philadelphia, AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Oct 6 New York: senr 4’ W Bill, Sailed Providence: Bodwell (from Georgetown) BOSTON, Oct 5—Arrived, sehrs Je Ella M Pennell Thompson J N Hudde Harding, McBride; ET Lattle, 8 B Whevler, Godtroy ; L rrived, steamer John Gibson, jonton, Portland; Mattie A Hand, 4, Addie’ Jordan, and I it le W_ Starr, Frink ; . Sharp; Alexander rawford: A Corson, Corson ; Chase, W Fannie and Edith, Barviett, Rond do; Lacy M Collins, Rich; Fore: Ingalls, Ingalls, Hoboken; Ward J . South Amboy; JG ‘Collier, Lewis, Perth Amboy: Love Ames, Nash, do; Frank Herbert, Crowell, Port Johnson; Campbell, Eaton, Elizabethport, jeared—steamer Geo Apvold, Loveland, for Baltimore: barks Mendota, New Haven: Scotland, Rogers, Port tand (to load for Ds aches Matilde Kranz, Jones, New Orleans; Belle Hardy, Kelley, Baltimore; Katie P Lunt, Milind Stecsess Harrisbern. end Allentown, bark Adph ‘ailing aAnere bi Lo BALTIMORE, Oct Arrived, steamers Tealeigh, Oltver, Wilmington, NO; Tackshoe, Brown, Newbern, NC; Win Kennedy, Foster, Providence; Octorora, Re: New York; Vineland, Bowen, do; ship Baltimore (Ger), Fokken, Bremen; barks Memory (Nor), Olsen, Marseilles; Johann (Nor), Moebers, 1 dwige Gen Halljes, Bremen. Bergbot Geo.) iN Agnes Bat y ; sence Thomas Bitch, Bi “Audrena; Fred Walton, San Andreas; Hich, Kenneboe; Lottie Leo, Lee, Boston. Cleared, Steamers Blackstone, Hallett, Providence; Jose- i ‘ork; barks Eintracht (Ger), juswiek, Cork ; ir), German, Dublin; schrs LA Burnhani, Harris, Boston; Hattie V. Kelse: Avery, No Haven; EJ Pickup, Bowen, North Carolina; Kate Miller, Vansant, Galveston. BRUNBSWIOK, Ga, Sept 25—Arrived, schr Annabell, Grif- fiths, Bermada. wiuttcArrived, sehr Charles Sawyer, Mullen, Boston (not w York). Sailed—Sehr Mabel F Staples, Burrill, inwall, Oct 4—Arrived, sehr Annie R'Lewis, Lewis, Belfast, Mo. eee ae: gl 2—Cleared, selirs EA De Hart, New ‘ork; jerritt, do. ‘3d—Arrived, sehr Nellie T Sawyer, Portland, to load for Say ah. BANGOR, Oct 2—Cleared, brig Eugenie, Veazie, Philade-1 hia; schrs’Amelia, Brown, Cape de Verds; Ruth Thomas, Vlifford, New York. BATH, Oct 4—Arrived, schr TS McLellan, —— for New York. BAKER'S LANDING, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Fly, Hazard, Hoboken. BRISTOL, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Fearless, Smith, Ron- dout, CHARLESTON, Oct Cleared, schr Albert Thomas, Roto, Pee etivet: Champton, Lockwood, New York. cea er Champion, yalse arrived. hank Ano tad). Olin, Bristdl £, via New ; schr Frank & Emily, McCabe, Liverpool. Saiied—Barks Monitor, Eaton, London; Binanuel (Nor), Tobiasen, Havre. OM port—Ship J P Wheeler, Thompson, from New York for Tybee. Noitesten, Pa, Oct S—Arrived, schr Rambler, Gostin, lew PDANVERS, Sept 20—Arrived, schr A C Buckley, Young, a Keer, ‘GREENWICH, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Thomas Ellis, lly, New York, FERNANDINA, Oct 1—Arrived, schr Thomas W Holder, Matanzas. red Sept 25, schr Posthoy, Robinson, Guadaloupe ; Oct 1. brig Mary © Comery. Davis, Port Johnson, FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 5—Arrived, brig Rjakan (Nor), Neilsen, from Rio Janeiro for orde FALL RIVER, Oct 2—Arrived, schrs NH Skinner, Thrash: er. Georgetown, DO; Cloud, Trenton; Twilight, doi OW Locke, Bunee, and Joseoh’ EK Potts, Davis, Isaac i Borden, Baer. New York, a hOBILE, Oci 4—Arrived, ship Tonawanda, Turley, Phile- elphin. EW ORLEANS, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer Williamsport, Willetts, Philadelphia; ship Kentuckian, Dunbar, London} Reunion, Curtis, Havre Souruwust Fass, Oct 5—Salled, steamer Cordova (Br), Liverpool ‘Artived—Ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, Liverpool. NORFOLK, ‘Oct 2—Arrived, sche Gen ‘Taylor, Dawson, Camden, NJ. ‘not as before reported). NEWBURYPORT, Oct 4—Arrived, sehr 8 P Brown, Tuck- er, Baltimore, NEW BEDFORD, Oct 3—Arrived, schrs Hastings, Chase, New York; L Vandervoort, Kelley, Perth Amboy, leakiny JW Vanneman, Sharp, Bostou for'Philadelphia; B W: Wareham for New York, man, Hinckley. Salled—Sehr 8 8 Smith, Snow, New York. 5th—Arrived. yehr Elizabeth Washburn, Haverstraw. NEWPORT, Oct 8, PM—Arrived, schrs'S_S Smith, Snow, Wareham for New York; David G Moya, Clifford, Plymouth for do; M Hand, Goldsmith, ‘Tiverton for do; Emma John- son, Long, Dennixport for do. 4th, 8 AM—Arrived in the night, schrs Clarissa Allen, Crocker, Boston for Woodbridge, NJ; Florence N Tower, Adams, do for New York; Mott Haven, Collins, Calais for do; Charles Comery, Freeman, Providence for ‘do; Breeze, Bartlett, Pawtucket’ for do; sloop Pearl, Cobleigh, Haver: sw. turned—Schra CW Bentleg, Spekinab, Lucan, Monitor, Emnia, Fairfield, MB ‘utrhot. ‘4 P M—Arrived, schrs A Haynes, Smith, Hoboken; Elisn- beth Washburn, Ward, Haverstraw for New Bedford; Susan Scranton, Farrell, Quincy for New York; HB Diva Nickerson, Georgetown, Me, for Trenton; W P Phillips, Hawkins, Providence for New’ York. . NORWICH, Oct 2—Arrived, schr Cornelfus, from New- Mae. Sailea—Schr Alexander, New York. 4th—Arrived, schrs 83 Brown, Troy; F Tyler, Hoboke: Flora Sawyer do; Buckeye, North River. NEW LON Oct ‘ailed, bark Svanen (Dan), Sor- ensen (from Baltimore), Queenstown, having repaired. NEW HAVEN, Oct 4—Arrived, scbrs Allen Gurney, Gur- ney, Newburg; Sarah Jane Gurney, Gurney; J B Carring- ton, Parker; O Scofield, Dissosway, and George Gurney, Gurney. Georgetown, DG; Sarah Jane, Harrison, Blizubetth: port: Loon, Jones, South Amboy; W Garrison, Benton, and FE Hallock, Gorham, Georgetown, DC; sloops Amity, Ho- vie, and Emperor, Dewiek, New York, PENSACOLA, Oct2—Cleared (not arrived, as telegraphed), Selma, Magnme,’Axpinwall PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5—Arrived, steamer Illinois, Shacktord, Liverpool via Queenstown. Sth—Arrived, steamers Wyoming: Teal, Savannah; Her- cules, Swasey, Portland; Beverly, Wallace. New York: bark JH’ Schwensen (Nor), Gundersen, Hay Wright, Bear Riyer; schrs J T Pike, Dow, Calais; James 8 Hewitt, Foster, Lanesyille; Nellie’ Crowell, Crowell, Old Harbor, Ja; D Gifford, Cobb, Boston. Cloared, steamer Phila siphia, Davis, New York; schrs Quoddy, Young St Mary's; Ella Mathews, McElwee, Georgo- town; Aunie Tibbets, Curtis, Portland; Mabel Hall, Bart- lett; James 8 Howell, Foster; Colin C Buker, Baker: Allie LSinith, Smith, and Paragon,’ Darley, Boston; B W Robin: son, ley, Greenwich; Flavilia, Paine, Provincetown; Charles Dennis, Weeks, Somerset, Also cleared, ‘steamers Berks, Pendleton, Boston; Laneas- ter, Mills, do; Pottsville, Winnett, New York: barks Chas L Pearson, Swain, Trieste: Italia (Ital), Christiensen, Ant werp; schrs F J Collins, Townsend, New Orleans; D Gefford, Cobb; Boston; Brutus, Wright, Norfolk; Mary'D Ireland, Fisher, Wilmington, NC, Sailed—Steamers Berks, Lancaster and Pottsville. Newcastix, Del Oct 5.‘AM—Steamers Pottsville, for New York, and Berks, for Portland, passed down this morning. Schr ‘American Engle, from New York, left for Puiladelphia enterday. ¥Noon—Steamer Lancaster, for Boston, passed down at 10 AM. Schr David V Streaker' left for Philadelphix at 11 AM to load coal for an Enstern port. Schrs Ida L, for Boston, and Flavella, for Providence, anchored off here at 11 A andremain. ‘Behr Rambler, from Baracoa, passed at 12 M. PM—The US steamer Tailepoosa passed down at 12:55 PM, Steam yacht Itis, of the NYYC, passed down, Bark Profita (tal), for Cork or Falmouth for orders, passed down, Lewes, Del, Oct 5, AM—Sehr Maud C remains for New York. Steamer Albemarle arrived from New York at 8 AM. ‘Arrived—Bark Bergenseren (Nor), from Antwerp for « ders. Arrived yesterday, bark Elena’ (Br), from Ivigtut (see Miscellany). Ship Annie Bingay (Br) is’ ordered to Tybee first fuir wind. 'PM—All vessels here to-day remain quiet. PORTLAND, Oct 2—Arrived, ship Tam O'Shanter (new, 1500 tons), of and from Eastport; schr Cxar, Hammond, Boston, to load for New York. Cleared—Brig A 8 Pennell, Noyes, Noriolk. Sth—Arrived, brig George W Chase, Edgartown; schrs Milton Badger: Baltimore; Andrew Nebinger, Philadelphia; Minnie © Taylor, do: Grace Davis. New York, Cloared—Sehr Nellie Bowers, Matanzas. PORTSMOUTH, Oct 4—Arrived, schrs EM Buehler, Ma- loy, Philadelphia; Mindora, Bunker, Port Johnson; 'Free Wind, Frisbie, and Union Flag, Frisbie, Elizabethport; Jesse Williamson, Jr, Seawards, South Amboy; Union, Hurst; Water F Parker, Daniel, and Ana Elisabeth, Getchell joboken. PROVIDENCE, Oct 4—Arrived, steamers MeClellan, March, Baltimore, and Catherine Whiting, Harding, Phila: delphia (not arrived at Portsmouth. as Incorrectly printed). "Also arrived, achrs Mary A Brown, Brown, Watehaprig.V IS Ivens, Ingersoll, Richmond. Va; Julia A Garrison, Smith; M & E Henderson, Price, and H L Sleight, Edwards, Phila: deiphia; Mary Price, Cainpbell, do for Pawtucket: James fi Young, Barrett, Port Johnson for do; LD Cowperthwaite, Jones, and Alston, Fitzzerald, Port Johnson; Castilian, Mor: Elizabethport: Frances C Smith, Smith, and Sarah arves, Lisle, Perth Ambox; Julia A Tate, Tate, Vorplank’s Point; Shamrock, Troy; Nicholas Mehrhof. Mehrhof, and Potter & Hooper,’ Bradbury, Havorstraw: Win P Burden, Adams, Weehawken; J H Youmans, Reed, and G P Ames, Snow, Hoboken. Sailed—Schrs Willard P Phillips, Hawkins; Telegraph, Montgomery, and Catharine, Patton, New York. PAWTUCKET, Oct 4—Arrived, schrs E G Irwin, Johnson, and Anna E Safford, Ketchum, Philadelphia; Quickstep, Hutchinson, Port Johnson. Sailed—Schrs Agnes, Young, and Delaware, Whitmore, New Y SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4—Cieared, ship Highland Light, Collier, Liverpool bark Hedvig, (Ger), Warnken, Cork Sniled—Ship Garelock (Br), Greenwood, Liverpool. ta, Catharine, Liverpool. SAVANNAH, Oct 5—Arrived, Seamer. ir), Cameron, Buenos Philadelphi: ‘Lady Dufforin (Br) Cleared—Bark Lizzie Cameron (1 Ayres, ‘Arrived at T; (and proceeded) for New Yor SOMERSET, Oct 3—Arrived, schr Wild Pigeon, Conory, Philadelphia, VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct. 4.—Arrived, brig © Wesley, from Belfast for Charleston. Sehre Forest City, Port John: son for Boston; J © Rogers, New York fordo; Ward J Parks, Philadelphia for do; Susan (of Sedgwick), Perth Am- e—Steamer City of Datlas, Hines, Nassau boy for Boston: Be South Amboy for New-- castle, Me; Teaser, Round Pond, Me, for New Bedford; Golden Eagle, Milford for Wood's Hole; awa (of New York) from _ Greenock, Jul 6, for New York; AC Watson (Br), St John, for do; G Ww Rawley, Bath far do; C H Macomber, Mount Desert tor @ Spee Jalais for do; Catawamteak, Spruce Head for do J'B Knowles, and Comet, Boston for do; Isabetia Thompson, Beverly, for do; WH Rowe, Quincy Point for do; Sammy Ford, Rockland, NB, for ‘do; Silana, Kalmar, and Elvira Baneroft, Machias for do; Emma L © Winsor, Plymouth, for’ do; Jos Oakes, Magge J Lawrence, Tvedtig emeaney, , Caroline” Kiensle, |, Sarah 8 Harding and Sallie B Bateman, Boston for Philadelphi Dehnont Locke and James Bliss, Bangor for do; Shan (Br), St John for do; Tennessee, Rockland for do; David Faush, Ellsworth for ‘do; Lulu W, Richmond, Me, for Baltimore; J F Carven, Bristol, Me. for Wilmington, Del; Sarah R Thomas, Perth Amboy for Boston; Saul Carlton, Le tage cite for Lynn; D W Clark (Br), New York for St John; also several schooners not yet boarded. Smiled—Nehrs Sarah R Thomas, W Ward, J Harks, Golden Engle, J C Rogers, Forest City, and J H Bartlett, ‘Also arrived, ship Timour, Robbins, Calcutta: schrs Ior- tensia, Larrabee; James A Parsons, Young; Trade Wind, Lioyd; Lizzie Young, Young; © L Godfrey, Rand; Warren Sawyer, Crie, and James Talbot, Talbot, from Philadel- phia; H Rogers, Fletcher, New York; D W Lawrence, Kent, Alexandria. WILMINGTON, NO, Oct 4—Arrived, schr Geo Savage, Philadelphia. Sth—Arrived, steamer D J Foley, Donn ool Bark August (for), Riuster, ar WICKFORD, Oct 3—Arriver W Corning. Fish, Hoboke WARREN, Oct 3—Arri York, Arrived, schr Mary HT Mifflin, Ferris, Elizabethport. Ino arrived, sehr Sallie Mair, Powell, Georgetown, Dt Baltimore. amburg; schr Joe sehrs Flyaway, Enos, aud G 1d, sche Wm Parren, Linsley, A YARMOUTH, Me, Oct 1—Afrived, seir Abbie, Philadel. ‘ia Norfolk, where she put in for repairs, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. OR SALE—SCHOONER HE: R; WILL CARRY 135 t in good working order; draught of water 6 feet 10 Apply to B. BURDBELL of C, W. DAVIS, Port inches. Chester, NOR SALR—THE NEW FAST SLOOP igerin. 50x15.0: complete in every respect, G. W. STURGES, Ht Houtl'street, no? PO YACHT Apply to OK SALE—SLQOP YACHT LIBBIE B. 40X14, COM- pletely furnished; can be soon wt foot of Court street, Brpoklyn, "Address 8.'L. BLOOD, 19 Broad street, N. Y. S150 —FOR SALE—SAILBOAT — ROCKAWAY; OU. duiit by Sharpie: in perfeet order; just the boat for fishing or claming; very light draught.’ Apply at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs, NED FROM DIFFER- rons enuises; legal everywhere; uo til Wer Ee et bas a USE, Att , Notary Public, x sate nd Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent States for numerous causes rae pitty legal everywhere; terms satisfactory. BRICK 1, KING, Lawyer, Notary Public and Commissioner. Private offices, No. Kighth street. \ORSALE~EXQUISITE SETS, ARY SCHEFFER AND Mignon; French inlaid Frames, Engravings and Paint- ings, elogant M! Ornaments, Bronzer, &e. Owner going abroud, 62 West Fourteenth street (over Macy's) MISCELLANEOUS. (yeu DRAWING or THE MONTPELIER FEMALE UMANE ASSOCIATION ALEXANDRIA, VA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1875, $100| 14859. 100)28796. 100} 4785. 100|57528. 49612... 14447, $1755, OOS 45560, 56205, 54708... 4A, 40295, 47166, 99000), 23293. 0008. 30147. Voi are estimated from Grand Prize Post office box 4.436, or 825 Broad: JAMES BARBOUR, Prosident. Judge WM. G. WILLIAMS, Vico President. EB Secretary. isle ae 74. 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