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from ss.sor for sI Iaar Tsso.y captain. is%
scudding.
G % : ssf Ds.n =. a s ssr
hunk TIE Iah int and pieces thirty
the shore on Gay Head when the quaissr deck
Head they were ali fes on shoTe OUT Of The snr Alden
Baker Dennis. cook died from exhaustion, and iis body
brought this place to be home The Of
ss "S
sails boat. steve bdwt td and had throw overheard part
LAuscHEp-A fine brig Of about $50 tons burthen. called
Rambler launched q Ca., o. the sd inst from the
Spoken.
Nov 2sth IS miles SIS. of Turks Islaud brig Evelna
RiSd SaypOo S@ .sS e"q s4ooi Broot from
Salt Key B0son-had spruns both mAa'' in heavy gale
Dec 80 lon 70 80 bark Mltiadss of and from Tho
Nov 90, 3d. 70, brig vickburs days from
9 q ss g. bark Iowa. or Balt from Havana.
sehT Emily Johnson from York. bound Bait, with
Brig Sawyer stmding NE the 9th inst, lat 50
On M NE ;h a:s IA 10 brig Toreso FIN Frank
WhaIemen.
WAsnEs. Dec Ear below Bristol last evening, ship
an g. RS'
'0' "''''A '' Foreign Port.
TRSrDAD Nov Gin port, brig w Huntington, Banzett.
A.ExASDnrs Dec il-AIr 81 brig Pursuit, Barker Var
mouth Jam; briggs Ann Caroline, Reynolds, Boston; ho-
Bs:r0S Bee sshr Joseph Baker Atwood Quincy,
jsSI bSs, s. sis ass
ysrpeo Ss Ase'S load fos
'csH oss Dec sSp Rdsoa Brown Bath
Ss s sd
pole Rshmoad va sarah Frances VA Richmond V;
from portsmouth, HI Hanover, from B,Sh Caspian tIo%
f Rsia ls Also shp
srPsGo bark SaS s 3s Ss N
Maa fa is sI yo @s h.,
yoIf Went @ sea iii. Roger Sherman Nj
Mr SS .sSs New
eas: .s%5 si s
3 s:
slf5 ss fSp
ssS Fl
s &c. l:s ssas
s' Rss2
os Hs'f 81: wxSG%"E osy
Sli Ky Sy.- %s
Cd s.s sen ss
new o.an.ss Dec s-Arr bark Hasleo MsG e Phil,
Asiapss Noun. veraon ssaer b. no: sarHsIsxo; rs,ss
~
SssaSsf: Sit: Ss@;. k;$Ss.i T.%eiss; Her Ailss
.SSs ss S.ss How
os :.S A ss New
Yo5f; yssPs1. sspIs; NSif:i WIN D1o%a Hunt sss.
for
New BEDFORD Dec PAR schr Henry CLAY. Nye. New
York; Aoop Republic Sowle do; 13h schr Edw Franklin
ChgrbuGk, Phila Sid ship Audubon, Winsqy, London.
Ra,bsdosi olive AuxHr GnsdalopPs sesrsIw Brothers.
M,Sao, ,Moa,ssss. West ladies: b,i!; MAJ. gin.
pnovIDEscF Dee PAR .ooPs y: G;sggs Gsv AZ
dc EhGae Island nHSl dO Motto AppIsSy de-
Brown Phils SID sshr Lake Lake North CaI9lins;
Willard Dennis. N York; Jas Long, Jones. York Be
low. fore and aft schs Sid schr Roxpury Sears Bat
more Texas, Hand Pha; Harmonic, Melouey, New York;
Lesnder Gardner, do, via Haven.
don.
SAVANNAH, Dec 1l-Cld brig Chas Josedh Leigh Liver
pool Sid ships Scion, Buchanan Have; lancashire Lyon.
Liverpool
SALEM, Dec l2-Cd schr Spy, Lacy, N York. Sid bark
Reaper, Africa; brig Eagle Pernambuco
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now ask I'd for square To London there j. material
alteration To Havre, cotton has been taken at cent
per Id tor square baes -four 81 l2 per Dbl and other
goods at the quoted rates.
real Estate AT AUCTION lot 8. w. corner of Ave.
b. and 18th street. 20 feet by 80 feet inches 81 625
lots west side Avenue B. between 18th and 3th streets
each IS feet inches, by 95 feet inches at $lOO,
Sc 600; lot ~ w. corner Avenue B. and 18th street,
20 feet by 90 feet inches 600 lots south side 18th
street, between Avenues and each IS feet BY ios
street, do do do at 81 400 So 600 lots south side 18th
street. do do do at 81 000 1000; lots north side 18th
street. do do do at 81 05 1885, lots south side 7th
street. between Avenues and c., each % feet by 30
feet inches, at l6o 6o0 lot east side Avenue b.
near 9th street. ~ feet inches by 90 feet 625 lot
lots Dry Dock street. each % feet by 81 feet at $780,
81 $50; pew in st. Thomas Church, $i75.
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sndowments united to an almost inuitive knowledge
Of human nature and great energy of character gave
him an influence the feelings and actions of men,
not possessed by many minds of the prooundes learn
ing and the highest polish.
OF his in this body need not speak. He fell
in the MONDAY of life, whilst clothed with a high and
responsible ONCE Let the sod which rests his bo
also his faties whilst the heart renders the
tribute of respect due to the memory Of his manly vr
tues
Having discharged the duty rose to perform, move
sion.
The resolutions were read Expressing the regret
experienced p As testimony of respect to the memo
ry OF the deceased, to Grape the left for
thirty days. and g. As further mark of respect that
the House adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
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Foreign lmpcrtations.

LIvERPooL-Ship SheIidan-l00 coal 1870 do salt X
Collins * Co.'s crates UnderhIll Coz Wright Lat
timore-i csk WoIdon Hsughworth-2 bis Hnstinss-llo
Buekinsham,l csk W. H smith, do Fellows, Wadswcrth
Gel cs Halsey Baldwin, 90 GIllispie H9ddelSi
Msrsh.l case NORTH bale Andrew-I case Cromwell,
nor-7 Horstman u Col es yohuson--l T. HuntA w g
Hunt Cot Amold-l w NJ summit-3i cases bis y L
Joues-l anchor cable Grsnell, Minum & Col
As.ushe & Halls 9: r Haeht Co1I {, Lay-ow Ar;
CruEgiie-s cks Il d Doan & S,ns-3 ok, smith Wright
Col cs W. N SEYMOUR csk A Newbould-2 bis Cam,
Braud-2 Reyburn-5O sheet iron Phelps
Dodge Col 9. bale Wight stuse, ssaw-l9 cs !
w Redmond-5 do 70 bis John Gihon Col hid chest
Hoadiey, Phelps Colo copper Cas-, Ward
Connor-1l Ncholson-2 cks Hssluek Cot Co.
nant Ellis Co-sa OK; Pollen Cosste-. e, Horton
ham Pumb-i csk cs Santon-2 d Oakley % bis X
Speddins-lo Bird Glilan-6 cs bis Vyse Lane-i2
cs Beals X Bush.
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Packets 60 Arrive.


Cleared.
Ships St Patrick Proa Liverpool, Ogden; Clarendon
Easterbrook, Liverpool Murray Steamship Southern
Barry, Charleson Bark Callorney. LvlnGston Sligo
Bach nan, Harris Co. BrRs Normal, Lynch St Johns
+, ( Laurie; Palm, Hail. Cayenne, 3 w Lewis; De-
troit Porter Chasston, Post Schrs Hope Mitchell St
Kits. Nesmith Wash Don Nicholas Drnkwafer, Port
Plat, Lewis; Sc Leon. Thompkins Brazos Santiago.
Packet ship Sheridan trspored ye;sedsyl Cornish, from
Liverpool New 18th. with mdse, To T. X Collins x CO. The
has been to The westward Of Fire Island since tn 9th
Turt. Island 9Th 1000 bushels salt to Nesr,tn welsh
Vessels reported 9th nst miles south of Bar
neg. saw brig Denmark with loss Of sowsprt and all her
The has been days north Of Bermuda. with strong NV
Schr Anaconda, Rogers from Wilmington NC, and days
from the Breakwater with naval stores, master.
scsr N v, Wright, 10 days from Newbem with wheat,
schr Rio Grande, Loveland, Philadelphia coal
Schr Cornelia, BliIand, RIandywin corn meal.
Lighter sehr Als Ellis, from the bark Edwin, with duck
iron &C.
Lighter sehr Trimer Booth, from the bark Edwin. with
duck, iron, &c.
Below.
Telegraph still below anchored the bar. ship
Mcclellan.
Brig Charlotte, from Bremen.
Also, brig in the ofhng.
Sailed.
Ships Howard for Hsmburg Louisa for New Orleans;
Allen for Charleston; and others. Wiod NV.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

New ORLEANS. Dec S. 1896
Having had fine passage hts.r from Rio JsnsTs perhaps
bic to you would beg youi iady taking the bsi LABEL
oSa ssS hope 81
msaent place amongst the traders TO Brazil She was buit
BY the same party a. ale p who hs Tar
gales and light head winds all the up the Brazil Cost
AR az Rio Jsnsiro-0et 18Th I,bes Hyns Dsying Phls;
Ysroo Liverpool Sid 2ist, Kathleen, York; Rosins do;
las. Orleans; s2d 81 Lawrence do; cohsnssy do GeoIs
Dol 2sh. sbelta Hyne do. Vessels port Arso, dg for
200, sail 2ch Nov for do; or coasters vessel go
ing N on the z6h supposed the Louisiana from Richmond
key wEsr, Nov "a, 1886.
cargo, and U on materials OF ship Salvage awarded
.eh NsvgsoI 50 per cent Arr lsh Pr 'ehr Es Fly Abr
Ma fSgs M s:sn
Young Moor, Bath; 2h sehr Joseph, Keele. Bst brig
splendid Sawyer Chsrlescn sehr Asstes ssssnr M@
Howard, fhila 26th bngs Genus Dewolf 90; ham
mond Lnd.:y Bath nth schr TXonests = oues
Mobile: Srs Lucy Ann, spear ch.pssioe ca 18th sris
Emelne, Msi and sd s7h; Midas Esehesssr TIL. sy "a
1:; ssA s ses, As%.ss s': VII
De- F,Slq ga brig sG G B. ssS ' F
miscclIane0us Record.
sbips New York for Liverpoo Zurich for Havre and
Sir Robert Peel for will ., this day 2, o'clock
The letter bags At the Merchants hhehanse NEWS noom
will close At half rsst H.
Ba,a RAxxorp DZA,po hence Is d.ys, for Kingston Js
put iste Charleston on the 18th INST On the 2tth u lat 81
her beam enas and compelled cut away main regng
when naaast went BY the board buwarhs.
RED saneheons and eiused the brig to Leak sprung
bowsprt aud fore topmast
fcHn ALsAIsos.. OF Surrey Me, was fallsnin with By
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE Dec IS ship Katharine Jackson Stafford
bar. ds Hslist Sess,p big Stephen Bass.
Alexandria, load for Amserdan sehr. Queen Gardne
frovdence Richard gurden, Abbott Fall River Elizabeth
e. from n Mstn,aSs bais and a.esr; ca brig United
River; Danl Parker, Urcen. do. = -
HADELPHIA, Dec 15-Arr ship Amanda Ophelia, Chase
York. Cid ship Republic Sullivan. Livepool; brigs Me-
,smgys Kinney, Barbsdoes; Topaz spaes Port Spain;
Clifford Comefy Balize; schrs Jersey Oak, Rodgers,
Corson, do. a.-s : =.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, La Louisiana Sugar Crop
Extract from letter dated Nov. 80 THE much
crisis to the sugar planters has been realized
On the morning Of the 26th. the sugar crop was
seized with an icy grip, and destruction the con-
sequence. The weather since has been unfortunately
warm which seals its fate and fully fourth may be
garded lost independent Of the very short crop prior
IN hir rsIo
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sales OF stoc ks Mt Boston.

BRoKERs' Board, Dec. IA Is sharrs Norwich and Wor.
ceser Railroad. 4sf % do 4s'% $50 do 4e; IS 4sz s0
g Do TX Do 49, 81 ts 100
edo io2 do Old Colony Rsilroad 1921: do Boston aud
Proydenc: Rights 4o do Atlas Bank ss 7, do East Sos
Ar SECOND BoARp73 shares Long Island Railroad 23x;
Is do Norwich and Worcester Rsilrosd 4s 4s 90
Rights, 40c.
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Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct. 25.-Nine foreign vessels have
been chartered for New Orleans at reghs of 60aSl
bag Coffee shade higher say 2700i2760 for good first
Exchange 2s. Flour dull, in low qualities; new Ba!t
more and Philadelphia selling at 800; new Rich
mond in rood demand at Isl, offering and refused
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TO0THACHE CURED I'M ONE MINUTE,
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day, fncs cents Per copy-S
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooLPacket ship Sherdan-Johu Jeffrey, and lady,
Quebec; Thos Morris Mississippi; Stansow Chaplin OF
England-l82 in tsersge
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nOCTOh YOURSELF-The time has arrived nov that
- patients scted n private diseases need more be
come the victims Of quackery Dr. Gregory No. Roosevelt
has published his treatise these complaints which
completely opens the professon to all who may desire
and By ts suy Que may cure HIM as
diseases il fully explains the Of -four abus
mpotenee or sexual debli.y seminal weskpess besides
enumersie IL the public pins Sole By Dr. g. - above.
d. Sands 100 Fulton street; Aspin wall 90 william street.; C.
II. Ring. l92 frosdwsy; Weeks Anderson, g Bowery; D.
Sands Co n East Broadway; DR.. A. w. White ii6 De-
sncy street; and both cornen Of Brosdway and Chsnbsr
d5 imossnc
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the steam ships.
Steower.. Copts;n,. Leave Duetn Leave
CALEDONIA, Lott....,.,. 80. . Dec IG
Cambria, Judkins ;. -. Dec A. Dec 49,. Jan
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lh- JUnNsON ~ Duane street, Chatham street,
well known the mose successful practtcns. in New
reputation for skill in those old eases that have
upon the body the throat pains and
brought habit INDUCED in By young
causing lasvious dreams and nightly emssons, positively
@ sc r. % o1 o %zy Pc. n
letters, ecusiuns fee ofSs attended Don't be jecsv-
ed DR.. Johnson IN connected with Mushroom
Dentist or his College. NE lmsm
nk.. COOPER, DUANE street. between Chatham and
- wil,sm streets has for the last twelve years enjoyed
cal man in New ork He can the most aggravated
Sreture-Doctor Cooper has discovered meth
cd by which he the form Of structure in from
e mS wt on r,y
md small d the back confSon Of nsecf fSrsst.inss
warranted every case charge Post paid letter. con
tanning 81 FOR ndviee attended to- Be not deserved
DR.. cooper has 40 connection with any other ONCE
d. lmsc
a NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COLLEGE for
"A the suppression Of delicate diseases s now opsn at No.
70 street. Nassss. under the erection OF Dr.
Corbit, principal and Doctor Cooper ana tonnson,
Duane enables Dr. Corb ue fnslpai Of the Cob
ege in all reeeut cases within 2or days.
cured Once u Bsakman street.. d. lmse
TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
nv the u,s Of the Glove Anodyne This ercnIlent
IN The gums IL ovs minute Il unpleasant to the taste,
viii pSs ~ ssd
ten street n East Broadway and Coddlnston 3oa Had
SON = rrice IS cents. :.
-rsrehasers bewms of spurious compounds called
for the Glove Anodyne By HENRY JOHN
SON and purchase only Ofrespeesbls dealers d insr
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NJ EDICAL AID1,pK. rAwCkTT o. a:p.l,ty, a.rvo..

NJ EDlCAL AID-Dk. kAWCETT debility, aervous-
lvl and diseAses &cJust pubshed popular
sing from Of excessive indggenee
and youthful imprudence, terminating debility
and constitutional weakness and all those sinking snxees
aud tremors which act tho weak the sedsutary and the
cure, by H. FAWCkTT %srbss Of ths Royal Cellsss o.
Medical College Philadelphia The Doctor daily con
suited at his Office lo6 Fulton street, all those diseases
where the Book can he obtained for 81. dll lmsr
NO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBITT, u Duane street,
~ Of the Royal COLLEGE Of surgson, London5
practice Of DEVOTED dis
enables Dr. g. to the worst form Of his diseases
cured in one two weeks without pain Constru-
certain loshsomc habit positively be heath
and society Dr. c. has his oce insnuated
doc DR. J0hnsOu,g m
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Packets To Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
New York. Chopper, Dec l6
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec 81
Siddons, Cobb, Dee 26
PORTSMOUTH.
Robert Peel, Chalk, Dec Is
St James. Meyer. Dec24
H Hudson, Moore, Jan l
HAvRE.
Zurich, Thompson Dec is
Francis LIST, Wheeden, Dec "a
GLASGOW.
Ann Harley. seott, Jan 1
MARsEILLEs.
Nebraska, Watson, Jan I
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UNIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
no-n,l 1OaE

an petition Of Bancroft w oodcock, OF Wheeling,
~ Virginia, praying for the extension of patent
for "selfshorpening plough, "for years from
the expiration of said patent, which takes place
January 26, 1886:
is ordered That the said petition be heard at the
at IL o'clock, M; ard all persons notified to ap-
pear and show cause if any they have, why said
petition ought not Ia be granted.
Ordered, also, That this netce be published in the
Union and United States Journal, Washington city;
the Constitution, Baltimore; Argus, Wheeling, Vir-
ginia Union, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and Key
stone, Philadelphia, Pennsy wanna, once week, for
three successive weeks, previous to the 18th day OF
January, 1916.
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
The editors of the abovenaned papers will please
copy, and send their bills 10 the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice.
Dec l0-law9w