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On wednesday, November 26 at the house of Mr. John
Morgan 2to Pearl street BrooklJ GEoRoE JAcxsoS of
the firm Of Messrs jackson, Robins Co., New York in
the 10th year Of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral saturday November 30
al o'clock, from 81 AIMS Church, Brooklyn, without
further invitation.
In this city on Thursday November q, JrLIA Eliza.
infant daughter OF Nehemiah and Catherine Palmer
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
atterd the funeral Saturday, at o'clock NJ, from
No le6 Carroll street, near vsrick.
On Thursday, November q, after long and tedious
illness, Mrs soPHA r. w HEELEa, wife Of Thomas Wheel
er, in the 18th year Of her age.
tieulsry requested attend the funeral sunday AZ
ternsen a. o'clock, from No a64 Ninth street. near
On Wednesday night Thomas ssirH, sgei years and
nc ntis foD Of Alexander and Sarah Smith.
unera from No co West Thirty fifth street this day
clock precisely.
On Thursday morning November -, JOuv KEENAN, in
He friends and those Ct the family are invited 70 at
era hs funeral this day at hall past O'Clock from his
ATE z s,iehee, No. sos Eighth street.
Of Peter and Sarsh Hogg aged ears and III nc onhs
The Fl. nds OF the fa.iT invited to attend the flu
neral rom No "a West rLtesath ,t's.t without fur
Their Invitation, this day at o'clocf Pm
James Prentis
The friends Of he family reque,ted to attend her
funeral on SATURDAY at O'Clock from No ls Broadway
ON "wednesday evening, at 10 minutes before IL
o'clock, after days illness Of scarlet fever wnliaM
months
The friends q the family requested to attend bis
funeral from the residence Of his grandfather Perg
BEG zoe Henry street to morrow, (Prday) at o'clock
Pm, without further notice.
On the morning Of November % after protrscted i'll
ness ELisHA PrCK in the o;th year CT his age.
Tie iun, raj services will take place Saturday after
roon al o'olocA in ST. Bartholomew Church. Lafsy-
elite place Tbs friends OF the family respectfully in
vitsd to attend, without further invitation.
On Thursday morning November 81 OF dropsy, CArus.
RrE ,pg widow Of the late Dyer Hyde Esq In the list
year 81 her eye
and Jsmes Hy1e. afo Ironsids Chapter, No AZ o u A
respectfully invited 10 after her funeral her late
resderce l7o Chtity street Saturday morning at 10
o'clock
At NeWburg on the morning Of November q. ErsR.rN
kNiiH, eyed o. year. formerly resident Of this city
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Passengers SAILED .

Nav oRL.aNs-steamship wins Id sOots-Mrs stewart,
Baltimore; Mics ssbee, Salem Mr. Penelope and lady,
DR. Chas Barney lady infant and serv sns xobiei &r
Little, lady, infant and servants Bancroft Boston;
90 s.,T wet Phllsdsirhi,i M. Elan Nss;ssli
Orleans Miss PAGE Burlin gton Nj Miss Emma CisrhsoB
New Orleans Taylor, kYort Lewis Slevey Westfeidt
Mobile; kceker lady, infant and nurse; stevens
lacy ,na shd ss,,sCs. Syringe MT. sussnbgTsh and avg
SIN lsdy and ehilt Mr. Oilderseve and servant
Gslveson; Miss Bean Mrs Hsbae and two chiicren
Gtas Howard and lady, London; Hyde and LADY New
York miss ksry Peters so Misa whtnore Mass RouS
eett and family kYork Mrs Brigham, Mrs Brdsal Their
Tott Giraud end wife, Westeots and wife, UsNi Mrs
fersuson two children and nurse Cnerin. Chas
Norleani ChN Althef Elorh W Parker. zunnery LADY
and child, EOrlesns kseterson, DO; Norwood New
York Cook, Crafts. Boston: II w Abbott, do;
Nots NYork; jenkins. Boston; Roach. Norleans
Budd. Phitdeiphia X Montgomery. W Hnntip rtou.
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Besr ~ Noytmttr . Breksrs Board 40 shares Yer
mon Central Railroad, stif 20 De-. ~ Boston snd or.
ses'sr Rtilrosd. lqJ DO 02s cheshire Railroad al;
Easttrn Railroad IN do, 100 Fitch burg Pailr5ao.
iiB,. Eshus and Lowell Railroad lcii IS o. ioii. 10
Hcriok County R,ilrosd 10; 10 do 1fs 10 10 if ido
liS. ~ DO ltis ~ Northern Eairosd -. y do ok So
otlersturs RsiT9ed, 20 10 DO eco ai.r % 80 50do IN
Worcester and Esshua k.ilfoss n ferred full pad, so
Boston snd Providence Railroad S21S DO s91f Read
M Railroad, ~ 20 doi mos ,itet 10. ~ Western
hsi roaa s " " Philadelphia Nlnr F'on aud B,itnsre
Esilroad q ~ Tall River Rsilrosd s7yE Old Colony
Bo,,or s,a Maine Railroad, lCs q Eas. boston Comps,
smtany ~ Merchants Banf iOGN $50 T'rm5ni saS
Assfrlusttts Rsroad Bonds - 1tOJ Ogdensburn Rail-
rad Nortrage Bonds giH m .quchOn-t share Boston
snd hairt Railroad. lC54; 40 Hutsnd ard Burlington
Rsrssd, a. So 10 Sullivan Railfosd IS; II Boston and
Wofceter RIrosd 5i IS United states Insuranes Com.
rsuy. 81 Ccchiuate Irsurance Ccmpany 90 10 Esssr
company, 81 Boston Aheneum 1856 5Crtnite BANK 100:
Nara chusetts Bapk go 81 FIRST Class suilv an Rail.
Losd sorigsee Bones a. $500 Portsmouth aad Concord
Railroad hortgsge Bonds Oa5i.
B,LTTvorr, November &c Stock Board $3.50 Batim ore
Sc, lED Oth LOO Baltimore and Ohis Railroad Bonds.
1873 ~ 10 shares Boston an Ohio Railroad 62 DO time,
~ DO. 81 70 de- time. 63ti % 80 Zine ssil ~ DO
OK a5 DO time, OK Is do Ga Al the Board ths DAY Mary.
lsnd Sc elosed st t05 bid lOsT asked Baltimore Sc 100
IO bid 1893 seked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bond
1857 ~ b5i DO 1875 e9N hid ssted do shares dividend
"a OK 3D. sak ked rSrk snd Cunbsglspt l5x bid l01s
sekN,
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Domestic Markets.


BHeHroS CsTILI MARkET, Wednesday, Nov 20-At
market 2cO cattle, about To0 Of which beef 2[O
swine AID zoo sheep Prces-Beef catts-As Is ssual
Thanksgiving week the msrke: is very spirited
most CT the beef cattle however will b. sod quote the
beet cattle without change extra. So - SO so first
quality IS IS SO Is; second 50 rs IS; third, 81 81
10 storss-Salss quite small two years old. Sl2a SIS;
three years old. flSs S2i Working oyen-No sales
ticed Cows and cslves-sss at sz3 81. S2l f3t and
So Sheep ssles at 81 50 IS 50 81 snd 81 s. sToe
The small number at msfet enabled ssleis to real
an advance, 4i4c for sows 5Le for bAuows a. retail
from &c &c.
CsNHsinsE CsrrLI SsnKrr. Nov 2j-At market, s11
cattle about GO beeves and 29i stores consisting Of
working and calves Jearlings ard three
years cid Prices-Market beet extra. SO - per cwt
fret quality S. second do, 50; third do. 81 ori
nary IS IS hides 81 80 per cwt tslow S. veal calves
50 20 50. pets 62sc 81 calf skins to Sc per 10
stcres-N ctking oxen $40 60 $40 Cows and calves
s25 s2T S3l sel 20 $40 yearlngs 81, 80 TO ti3, two
yesf old $40 $40 70 SIS three years old SIS sn s2s
90 500 sheep sne Lambs-lobl st market. Prices
Extra, 50 - TO So by lot 81 IS 81 TO s225 Swine
40 az market; by lot "a +tfc. per ID Remarks -
1h- being ThsskseEing week, and the markets being
Cver8tocksd lest week sales have been light although
the quality hand IL very good The enormous amount
0f poultry that has IN the various roads has
fenced e. lessen the demand ard both buyers and sellers
hod tack for 70. morrow, which promises 60 be dbl
cay " not both vet and stormy Pity came
over the iitchAurg Railroad and forty Eve over the
Bostcn End Lowell Rairc ad loaded With cattle sheep
horses svin'. snd f.~ls Turkeys, I've loo Number
from each State
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Naval Intelligence.

Commander T. A Dornin has received orders to take
command Of the soop of war Portsmouth, fitting out
at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Benjamin r Delsno Naval Constructor ct Pensacola,
has been transferred TO the Gosport navy yard
the place Of Samuel Hartt who has been transferred
the navy yard at Pensacola MIR Delano has entered up
on the duties of his Office at the Gosport yard
Sailed from Loando, coast Of Africa September 18th,
United States ship Germantown, for st. Helena 10Th
United States ship John Adams, for do.
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Married..

At Westchsster, on Thursday, November a. by the
Rev John II. Bevesr, Mr. RoBrRr PErTioREw, Ct New
York, to MIss SARAH v. EUsT, Of the former place.
On November q at st Marks Church william, burg
by the Rev ID. Haskins, Mr.. EpoAR DARBEE, Of the
williamsburg Gazette to Miss ELIZABETH DUSK BARTON, of
New York
On November &c, by the Rev DR. Samuel H. Cox W.T.
LIAM MoRsis of Baltimore MARY, the daughter Of
George Hall ESQ Of Brooklyn, Long Island
On November q. by the Rev Mr. McCarror, Miss
ANA c. GBBoss sldest daughter Of John Gibbons ESQ
to CHARLES 6 BsoNs. both Of this city
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gratitude. Whether the new means of escaping
fom Ireland will assist the views Of hin of Saint
Jariath's, and their numerous reverences who will
find themselves minus their focks, il Is for them to
determine. We think it will do good for Ireland,
and the priests must look out for themselves
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COURT OF OYER AND TVRMlhKR.
Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Miller and Conk
n preaidfn1

Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Miller and Conk-
lin presiding
Nov TIN the case Of Otto 9runxg, charged With
poonipg his wife vctorins Grusrig thsjury not having
at the assembling OF the court ths morning. that they
stood in the same position the previous evening
what that was did not transpire The judge did not
then discharge them but directed that the members OF
the Court shoud be at any hour the Jury came
to agreement.
Nov. The jury remained In confinement until halt
past twelve O'Clock this morning when they returned
into court with their verdict which had not been rem
dered at three clock.
No business was transacted in any OF the other Courts
yesterday, 1t being Thanksgiving day
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a s a1 as y s fs ~ f.:
xhasn, for EYcEk ready; GLOBE. whtmor; for Bossos
* s:: .,S 90 H.;: ss.
!s.I :ss;r:s Ss.,A q sarsps. Is:ay ksssi.
k.,. w.. Ssss
Il: u. GRAY
s% ~. Ing Ss I
Point f:.;s asss W. cs
PidHTSS, Nv s.Arr .sAr > Reeves. phi.a.l,AiA
81 AZ sS. sA
azLvEsToS. Nov lar. ship Milan. Allen. WORK
FL s s ss s:,s 's d.
on ;sA: s.s
.Sas Be-
Pence, nuoa,pors for so GlGbs PhadslPhis 81 Gem
AyssSri. Isw,Sp; suri1sm iss mat ST..
sohl i..Ss.
ssbSr ssri Sarah ol.oy Remist. x.s.n... 10th inst.
Aiss sIs Adslph Matthews PORT Prince 18th inst
Also brig Citizen srsxp. NYort for Maohias sohrs
In 10 AM bark Sarah 0nsy. brig Andrew Ring zs
hoa Plea Maria, Adelphi Citizen schrs Isabella Ann
KENEESTSk. Nov ss-A,r brig Helvellyn. Davis. viii
SG, ship: Tam
kassss a. Bins @ Sfs?f
s .Ss
Il. 10. Fanny n:ss
@ Amir 1Gv .cr. Cd sn s
Bren Helken Bremsn brig Apaiaohioola Robinson, San
NokFoLK. NOV Arr sehr. President P.ddlsford Rich.
Res City u ssSmas
nYort All schIs Baltc Dyer Pr9ync etown John Tyler
sS
Union Baltimore sppsreniS in distress. il - An
'fsi 3 s.DFoRD Nov ASIA .eAr william w.on.
n's sssr S' HSsssS
mont props osS0od, Smith, NYorki sioOp Shave. Nieisr
Nov sa s.s ;shr: csss Cav. phlI.
Ann Eliza Dush.n. HYoIS for Nantucket Free Tr.asr
s.s1
Iisn.: Phinnsy a. Benz Brown SieA.sd:, ioI fssy
s Smith u:
ship ss 5s., 70. 'on.,
sIi ..asa'n
Gould cSn,sl Ad.p. Leonor. Wli.ms ana Invoice Gle
ssfs.
ss, ~, A :;. ass
B..so.s sIsst: s.ssSsn.n SsnS.Iss Tsi.s
sss5 'stss: 4'sS ss.;s S:S Aass: e
pHss %sa.
Queen. nA h s. i%%s T Vi. sysl
Palmer Baltimore via EYSrh; Benz B.Swn Riohsrds Al
ps I.ssa sa.' Darling S5'ri
PoRTshoUTH, Nov 2-Ar sehr Nancy Mills. Eldriige
PORTLAND. Nov A-Arr schrs VIM q Mitchell Esson. 81
Nary, ca Esah,s.h rsr5.stop and Brad0Ss Emery
Excel NY.rk; vesdoy Rocklsnd for do CID bark Rlizs
S ss nss % % on s Co gsa
Aviies Yorktown. Alpira Sarah Hale NGhsis; briss
IA. AZ sssl cosssss opSi1 ana fhip.sar. NYo.t
Nov s sSSr Mount ysr1 9s ssm
IN cor oss .Ps
Calcutta. In Por. 18th ships soutbstn Sro.s Stevens for
ssH s:l s' n zsa B
NYork brig American. 0odfIey, do. Sid bark Scotland
ST Marks Nov ls-Arr bark DELLA. stark NYork.
BID from sasa River about 18TH BRIG Martha Rogers.
sToHIsGToN, Nov SAT- sohr Nile Virgins. sIoop,
SALEM Nov 2aIArr sehrs WIN Baird. Stubs; Phil.
fOrn; cindsrsi. Ei; Vi. ssh brig. Ne
wsIHIsGfoM nc. Nov '9 SXnr BRIG Ellen Hayden
s le. "a ssss s sS
IapsyI sSr
wIsCAssET Hev zs-Arr Msrths Shaw. NYorh. Cld
Sh ship s,rns Henderson sAvsnnah- Sid a'sh. bark
waRSTS IL NV a.is .... sri. To.a.; tof warren
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Movements of Disting ui.hed individuals.

The following disting ushed Indlvduas arrived q the
Irving House Yesterday Hon Lewis Cass Michigan;
Hon Chas X Stuart, do; Hon James II. Duncan Mass
Hon. H Fitch, Michigan; Aon. Amos TuckN Hampshire;
Hon j. Douglass, Michigan Hon. @ Cab II, Florida;
Hon Wm Uphsm, Vermont; Hon C y. Cleveland, Conn
Hon l.. r. 8 Foster Conn, Hon. Paine. Vermont;
Hon G c. Rockwell, Iowa General Garland, UsA J.
II. Dicsenson, do.
Hon Henry S Foote; Hon J. D. Freeman Miss Hon.
Benjamin d Grey, Ky Hon. Joseph IL Kuhns, Pa
bon. @ W Churchwell, Tenn Hon. George Il Busby
Ohio; and Hon r. J. Bowie nd have arrived ut Wash
ipgton
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Passengers Arrived

LIvERPooL-Clpp er shp Raoer-Dr EiliOtt K stan.
tor, Easement Schultz John Wright Lieut. ssriek
land. UsA.
NoRFoLK AND Reconnaissance Rosnoks-J Prud.n.
Bell Pgyear G Jsnss, 4 simonS9s = Osborn Jr
dot. Hlssg and lady Dumaysnt Road. Skinner,
Mrs 0rsnby. Mise FISHER. art Dornin, ga,
Proctor, Fenner and lady, w Willikms MoCsbe Ha
gar, Dignan. Mr. Newman. Smith, lady and child
Wright, Smith, Elicit Crovel, J Wallaoe Mrs
l. Il 81 in kho
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SEVERE STORM ON THE OHIO RIVERA gentle.
from Msysvills who arrived here Saturday
Ming informs that he obtained information from the
only survivor Of the OF three tboats which sunk
below Portsmouth, in q gale on Thursday night. The
twelve in number, himself the only survivor
lie gave to the Maysvie Eagle List Of the names Of
thoee who perhed but have not been yet able get
either copy Of that paper the list The unfortunate
men all from one neighborhood- Saw Mil-Run q
short distance below Pittsburg The survivor of this
party taken board the steamer Hberna at Mays
vile, his return home The night when the disaster
occurred of pitchy darkness and the river
trenely rough. Notwithstanding the bowling Of the
winds, however the cries Of the doomed for help
could be distinctly heard The informant states
that before leaving Maysve, he beard Of another SINH
lar dsaser-stin dreadful in its results II was
rumored land informant bad every TO credit
the rumor that feet Of nine coal boats sunk during
the storm ct point between Portsmouth aud
Guy apdotte. There about fifty persons these
boss all but six OF whom reported to have pershed
cincinnati Commercial, Non 20.
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SHIPPING.

VANDERBILT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
Nie.rasS,-Ths fAyOrise .tssm.sp rsoMETaEus,
day. Dsssmber 8 al selosf p ~ for San Juan De Mos
''''' ocean ALIEN Battery pf, Ssy uS STAIR.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COM.
lana ro p. .SsENs n Ss
seesvs sSt fris. a. nav ODER Trn
day the 2sh 10 ooloch on saturday, sth. sailing
SS tSi birS 'iH iSsai Ss'A
IT 5. NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPASY-FoR NEW
9r,n X, ~ ny ys Ghsps ?, :Aps day Tn.
Randes will sS from the pier 81 foot Of Warren stree. ~
Rates q Ps.ss % vsns .1'o AZ
ss s fclsrd sI Saloon f ssts A sSS
81 spesie only taken on freisht TO Havana No bills Of
shrrsrs regretted . supply the%svss with t6s
% S d o T s T g. BE bad For 1
sage apply TO 10 RoBERTS IA ws.t street,
OPPosITIoN TO NoNoPoLY-INDEPENDENT LINZ
for T.lfor4is via Shssrs. and san Ja,n A. 5ssasss
roIlS, VII sail fSs ohsgs. direct friday, Soysnssr =
rorts steamer Monumental city leave Panama on tas
'~ OF D'''n''' ESEi it' i sPSs cor,ns, stree.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS HOLDING TICKETS FOR
~ the FL Dorado and the mail steamer from Psusma 70
for @ ana sss S ~ ". rom
Panama 70 San Fran .seo will be rsesemst W the hodsrs Of
md .hs Pacific Nal ssesmship Companys, No. III West
tUeet' CORNER OF Whrfehs Nprth NlVers
PAcIr1c NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-oNLY
Ilrongh Line for San Francisco via Chagrss-Fare Re
iuoed-kondsy, Dec lst at 3oclock PM.-Th. splendid
ioubls engine steamship HI DORADO 800 tons burthen
III ROCKERS, U: NJ mmander, will sail on Monday Dee
let a. Trsesely o'clock y. NJ from her pier OF
rem street ~ r. for Chagres connecting with the
ompanys extra steamers 70 sail without delay Tor ssn
francisco en- arrival oth passengers and mails At Psnama
for rnsege or height sppty At the Office M West street
corner warren street, N Orth River.
EoR LlvERPooL- UNITED STATES NAIL srEAs
u chip ATLANTIC Capt. Jas. West This steamer will
epaIt with the u Mails for Europe positively satur
10y December 9th at IL o'clock, NJ from her berth At The
cot 81 Canal street No berth secured TIL paid for For
resh OF phssag having untqgsiisd secow or
elegsnce and comfort, apply TO EDWARD X. COILlNS
90. No % Wall street. The ste amshp PAClflC will
'ecd the ATLANTIC, and sail Dee 2Oth.
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, Com
nander will leave for svre, touching a. Southampton
srd the mails and passengers Saturday December 18Th
2 o'clock from pier NOS North River Price Of passage
SO. All letters must thr0ugh the Post Once
prenctd surgeon attached 10 the ship No merchandise
si be received board sitter ThurdsY, December nth
Tor freight or passage, applyt0
NORTHERN Iti fS0sroN. Assna So Broadway.
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Arrived,


ship Racer asppsIG steele LiverPeoI Oct % with mdss
Ship Compromise, Riley Liverpool. 80 days, and Is days
from Cape Clear with mdse and 3A passengers 70 KIM
ball The waso days in the North Channel and put back
account of head winds.
Vera coohines 70 HarSe us Bros
On the morning Of Wednesday 18th. wind blowing pretty
fresh from the Southwark Brgantine shoals For
about four hours while crossing she humped heavily
IN the breakers - to render necessary that
the %as Be cut awsy Tns being done the vessel
Capt Teu agent Of the being engaged ia
sistns the brig Baldwin in that vciny placed
board OF the steam pump and other wreckng mate
rails and appropriated his schrs Ringgod and Splendid TO
her to the CITY, After arriving abreast OF the High
lands taken in tow by the tug Hercules and
brought to the section dock foot Of Jefferson street. Err
Though somewhat leaky s thouset she 10 net
riousy dAmagec damage TO trfng Sohrs Ringgod
and Splendid after returned to the place Of
their previous operations.
Brig Augusta, Stone Savannah days, with cotton 10
Sturges, Chairman B. Co.
Brig William John (Dutchl OVERSEAS, Philadelphi.,
days, in ballast to Punch 4 Meincke.
Brig Creole freworgy, Rondou days, with COAL bound
sehr Deborah, - Washington, NC. days, with naval
stores.
sehr Frances Anne. Small Washington. NC, 1 days.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk and Rich mond, "a
schr Dawson, DrisceIl Haven bound 20 Virgias.
Schr Bella Peck, Smith. New London, 2 days.
sehr Turk, Wilson. Lubec. dsys.
Sailed.
Sesmshp Win field Scott, Couilard. New Orleans ship
Hartford SannermAn Charleston bark Carolina Sherwood
do and others.
Nov 2z-wind at SUNRISE NV: at meridian NV; at sun.
set, SsW, and light
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Court Calendar for This Day.
surERIo. CoURT-(rwo Branches Mos. IFS 1873 21
Ia go SO 81 20 40 "a, 1872 rs IS l50, 139, 81 lis
1o4 l24 a. leo l6l 1872 81 1874 I65 to 49, inclusive
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no COrrespondcnts
New York, November IS, 1881.

Captains Of vessels and others. furnishing News 70 Mil
Nens.
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MORTALITY AT MoBILE-There we're 35 deaths
in TIE city of Mobile during the week ending the 10Th
instant
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MEDICAL.


medicines hitherto bottle, with book only one dollar.
save money and health Citizens and especially stsoGe
most apt TO be msled be careful to remember 80 Canal
street. where only known the Of curing expeditions
ly and cheap.
DHENIx PASTE AND PHENIx MIxTURE.-rHEsH
preparations have rival and fear competisioa.
They BY the best physicians for hs
0onorrhGa Leucorrhea and elect Sold 81 the French
Drug Store No. ~ William street. corner Of Chatha
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases in fey houfs BY : Vegetable sppliostsa.
and Affections he combines With
the local remedy and there taousAnA
whs cshnos DO cured without ~ no has daily q
ton from the other physicians In ai he
antees permanent He makes daily Of diseases
without csuso which Others caused BY their expe
ling the former enough. His diploma With thsse
and the hundreds Of other certificates show thai nohnR
equal II. Yen cured In . few hours-P. BroAk-
head. One application Cured me after loshsI dec
tried long time-W. N Craft paid ~ dolIArs
In i've yels 10 bs cured Of weakness from sslfabass
without benefit but you cured by local aad gsaseA
treatment in . short tms.-Jas. Evsns Yos cured ne
Of the syphiso affection my body and face n
short time after had been under three physicians fos
year bssides using every quaek medicine Of
no beneht-wm Ferguson, Perth AmbeI. Pasiens 80.
b treated By mall Oos hours-SSo In ths morning aa1
p ~ Hesde street two doers from Broadway opposiss
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COnF. ,gTk PRSCTIOAx
work on the nature and trsstmsnt Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred By great nu nk
Of beautifully eolored plates large s-by HomS
BOSWELL D. leossrer on surgery and diseases OF n
above named nature IL 10 large qpArto, 80 pp, SECOND
edition price SO Extract from Vac Boston Medical aal
Surgical Journal -" be said fearessiv be eQual
Records Actons works the family dissaeea
and far superer any thing Of ths kind
cent? Author Of work sslf Abuse, sad its Dspo-
rable Eheots &c. ko sixth edition. plates pres
IA Broadwav and bv Abe AUTHOR H1 Broadvsv
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS HOLDING TICKETS FOR
~ the III Dorado and the nail steamer from Panama 10
Irancisoo.In Of the detention Of
Dorsdo tickets issued for her and the mail steamer from
Panama San will be redeemed f the holders Of
The desire III at the Office Of the United States Mail
tnd the Pacific Mail steamship Companys No. III West
etreet, corner of Warren. North River. " "
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arriver-sssamshp Virginia, Teal Richmond brig Pinsa
strout NYorl schrs Deputy Winsnore DO; AAsnoli.
Minor. Boes Bridgeport; Jerome, willard Portland; &c
Emily Nickersop, Boston: VIM Dayton Dou glass, I
YorA; General Pesvy Weber dol steamer Ksnnsbeo Sey
mour. do.
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broke. Pike Boston; schrs Msgnols Torrey do; s;mp
Haskell, do; Gen Peavy, Webber. do m Dayton
Douglas, Providenee VIM Loper Luke East witch;
s johnson. Whitehead. Richmond.
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~, VA IA 20
Rate Of FareThe new snd splendid steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN, 400 tons register the fastest steamer In t
world vll sail for Chagres direct friday November
NJ frsm Pier North River, connecting with she "a
rorts steamer Monumental City 10 leave Panama
Y. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlsndt street.