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Give tuysTlTUTIoS WATgH fair triaI.-We
mear YOU whO RE under 4ecalas ear" from year
To vca and v. particularly uliude 10 iaaies VINO az,
constantly t.solt,ys 10 tgtat f,,rfHss and all bors OF
toes, application, for di-"ases with ~ much chance ci
srccess thcre would be from local applications ." TIE
tur,nt i.r disras.. of tie brain. Sid WHOLESALE by
NoRoAN & ALiYs, Nc. ~ Ciifst., and su druggists.
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Rire.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 1904.
fra to-day destroyed the Venetian.blind
factory Of b. J. Williams. No 10 North Srth-st and
Injured several adjoining buildings Total loss about
AS 600 partially insured. The Atlantic Co. Of New.
Yor. loses about O.. CO., and another New York COM
pInY 10 amount.
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Focxru ColLE0gIos DIsrsI0r. Nsa took.
THIRD FirrH, ofxTa AND ki0HTa WARDe, I
AssHssoR's OvpJcB No 81 baxNILrrsH.,
ksV.iOnH NOV IL lo1A i

Iuferua1 Revenue.-Soties 10 hereby given that psf.
to tho join, resolution Of conrs~ Of Jaly IL
aud tho Instructions OF the S~cr-tsfy Of the Trsass
issued srcosdancs Herewith the list Of assessDes0
tue Special Income Tsa o ave per eentum ulen e -
profit. or income FOR the yssr sadRs Dec H. 1885, Of I'll -
cons r.,dius In this District, IL completed end she1
said list will remain opes TO the imposition OF ~ Pe.sess -
may apply to Inspect the sams Tor the space OF ton aay
New aud further tina; scs the sxptseee
ten dsy. wit the 2h dsy OF NovsohA
Iceland for i've days thereafter will receive aud d.srn1
oil appeals rels,ivsfo any eroneoss or excessive vsseSe
a. or enue raiions contained Sid list Al -
meals must 10 writins aud state tho rAc MAR
thing cspscsss which decision Iesus:sel -
sL.l mot,oyI ..uc the principle Of coapsaaA e.
PIERRE {. VAN WYCk,
A,sessor Fourth District. n. Y,
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Jshn b. Gssghl .-..
...s.--
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec ,. iss@. s<


IfgApoU AaT ans CxioS Asso0sATSa.k
BLstcGxR BuILpINe. Ninra wAne
Ata Regular Mr~iinG Of The above Aesocaaeao4k
bsld on FRIDAY EVENING. Nov - isaA the touow,1
mousy adopted; xuI.x
R.:ireJ 'Thss the Of two hundred dollars % -
b.,.by b~haf OF the Union Assceistos
ninth .sJ gseckrr Bi ding 10 the fund iof the peyvs
Of % Dinner a. the Unicn Sodoss snd Sshon
.r- 10 The Of the General Fund Nihso n ~
nev President II the Association. John keyss! csshmeo
The Execu,i,e Cosm.tre H. Howard Csrsiu. TSsesasHv
C;.orsr r. Msrki~e. Chairman fns1eo COMMITTEES
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Bperial Notices.

Unite. General Observation-Disclosures Ne. -
PrOadwsyA Special Nesting Of ths Unioa Csnsrs Com
nI.,ss the City ind County Of EswiosA viii ~ hsd
MONDAY EVENING. Nov u. 1884, Il y O'Clock.
SIMEON DRAfLR, Rresdsri.
HAAvRH II. Woopa. s.,,..,,s. n.n.
6AxUnL J. GLAssgy, ''o .f
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The Fifth Ward Uslsa Association viii hold .
Primsfy Lection on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. a. from
u to o'clock, at No. 10 FrMiun st.
...,'.r.- 80 THOs OUrwATER, Pss.sd.u,
W.; W.; 4; ss:.' s.O.,ns. .f..sa sl.lr.o
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JIrrsks. No 513 broadway, Is now prepared
10 veil HI. zAe-' ard Children snois eAd ''~n's
Pain sad Fancy sLurIrs a, yriccs 10 spit tie .cs.
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Dusincss Notices.

4 SLIGHT CON" C"roHs.--te~ are swase
OF ia. ,por.uos ei sb, sirs coasi q sLIsHI COLI Ia
d, a,.t ,.se; iht which, Ia tn. bsfrnns would yield TO
mild ,,msdy Il neglected. 'oon attacks the luna "BRoss'
u.c.,., rsocsss" sivs .ors spt almost mpsiis'e re-
If
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TIM OHAyo. COUNTY New York; AsGIcUL-
rv,AI rAIs tss-nty held at Es~baa. s~srdsd the mel
sr,,u,u,o 70 N. 0asvsa BAxss SxwIss MA0s'ss.
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Hanks HONEY OF HoREHOUSp AND TAR-An

HAMS HoSRY or HoREHOUNp AND TAR-An
ubs tsa.dy tor cough oolds and al affections Of the
,hro. and lungs. The life principle Of tue plant Horshosud
.ad the f,re. tire. Balm Of Gns.d in chemical union sss
.ur. and pleasant For sale BY all drugsi.s'
The BRsr STRENGTHENING PLASTER IS THE
Poxous Of DR. ALLcocx They to keep
god twenty years, b, may be returned for hesn Faster with
Oh, charge.
IMPORTANT OurLrIr
They will Weakness OF the Back. Pain Of tho sae'
L,nene OF the Knee or Of the Ankle Cold fect sooner
and with comfort than any other application Sold oy
all deiers Principal OAice, No. 2si Canai-''
OLD EYEs MADE NEw-A pamphlet direct
WI S o. or sour .S give m p on
eelp OF 10 eonis. Addre" +. b. FooTK, MID. No i'i''
TRUssEs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUspEYsORY
BsNpAaz.. SUPPORTERS. kc.-MARsn Co.'S Radical Cure
Trn-. Uhce only at No. = csey-st. Lady attendant.
BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
u, eject. The -cuuin. /, si-nra WILmss A. B.rcaELos
Sold ny sH Druggist. Factory No 81 i-relsy-s.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
ne Stitch syvIsG-MA,Hrsss. nos as Broadway New
York AMI Ti' fuiton'f.' brooiiyn
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. b FRANZ PALMER, Ill. ID.
Glvxs rps Bxsr PArEsr LINES TO SohplEss-Fnss! IA
gwAy ny iGT, CuXsryUT 81. Pulls 10 OK, ssg at. Boa
ION. COMMISSIONED By SURGEON GENERAL ,AKsn u. ;.
YIELDS Sewing Machine Co.'S highest pre-
MUM Lock Stitch machines. No. 5oe Broadway ~ T.
TRussEs. &C." WHITES PATENT LEVER
GNseoxr L 1 No. ee' brosd'vsy.
BURDsALL's AgN!cA LNIMENT.
Ar inab.e cure for turns, scsd. sps,r. fcean. '''
ma ram.ton. &C. snye spp.caon says ne 'a,n @
bum the instant 1t 10 sppied no srnJ should DC "iIsoo
Depot No. 81 barclay 1t. n. y
M.RvIY's Pntent Alum ard Dry Plaster Fire
their contents, MARVIN Co. No. s5s Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
ti'e .H rs,i ,s"s IaSis No 5ach.tnso y
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES run by Hot Air
Seq them before purchasing =,
WurTl POLAR BgAR.-Two of the largest and
oest Robes IN the void exhibition and sae o. oESi"
| No. oiJ broadway.
BILLIARD BALLs.-wellings Ivory and Pat
cni Compcs,ei Ivory Billiard Balls. Checks se at NO. 81
Broadway. sign Of the Golden Elephant
WIN. KYABE a. Co.,
MANUFACTURER GRAND AND ssuAAx PIASos.
BALTIMORE, blp:
Testimonials Of excellence frvn Ihsoesi 5ostsenn GUS
ioh ss,i,r al other lesins sr.,. foil tssortmsn
the above c-lrbrated in.treDts a. j. BAuHx Cos
HOWARD SANITARY AID AssocTATIoS.-Med
snd sca Ia.., 9th ,n, 9. IN new ,s. .ns re re-
v-lop,. Addrrs. DR.. J. SgLlIs Horohros Acting ouf
s-on 10. souiI Nin,h-',. rhll.e.lphl., p.
WHEN You ARE IN WANT OF PkINr
$50. r.Hembe. H. &, srooIaoE,. No. - y Duane
u, WHO PRINT. everything from LABEL to FOSTER
very nea ssa CHgAS io Cs4a Try hin and save tus al
money.
WHEELER 4 Wilson's HI0aEsr PREMIUM
! Lock sr,rcH sswIxe MACHINES. No ss3 Broadway
! WuKsLEa WlLAoys bur1Vs UoLa MACHINE
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.is ribbons etc.. equal TO new s.d hOu. Injury V "
color or isbrc-only IS csnts per bottle HEGEMAN Co.,
Chemist, and Druggists, Nos ~, 49, 81! aud SO broadway.
and earu.r ssyentesu.hl and foushsy New Yssa ~
by Dsussisi.
.rS Mn; ?. rr.Ss. yIys$,,
osTs1 sas. H. wn i B ;siS H.s Seal: Fns
n fs"'ffs :s; - 4, vnsf h:i
aud the POW, purity ,cn Is,a sas ~
public in general and doubt not Of iAt 'Ss1rTxcHALx
VIM B. BRADBURY. w.;.reoms s0.U, srosnss. ss~
bloch east Of Broadway. New'fot
Cbapv~a Hsuds Face, Lips, SunbarA, Rte.A
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURC.-iIEGEhAN
co sCAMPHoR ICE WITH GLYCERiNE, II assd seeerA
in. 10 N. directions, viii keep the hands son In The eeasa
VIZ s., rres rs sen by mail eospt Of - csoss
IE 0EMAN CO.. Chsmis,s and Druggists. Ess. "a -
sl .pd Boad~s y and sersnssn.hs sndrsxrtA
Sold by drussAis
Charter Electien.-Poster, Cirsalss Tickets etc. q
18th 's ss :ss sse
Crut.s and whi,.sss
chf,smm Day I'm 20 70 lsi S.aa.isl issas S"wSSs
God .nd III. Angel, Life Trinity Anthem: New.Yc.
F,:y,I" Happy F.:',; E,sS .fs- Tst.. Nae s::si:
w. '''''' - " HoRRcs WATERS. No. eel Broadway.
Seamless Saddle.Closh
SHAPED TO TuE BACK OF THE HORSE.
AN EXCELLENT ARriCLE.
Sent free BY msl express receipt Of price ~.
NICHOLS TONPk1NS,
30 Scwsrh, kew-Jetssy
Gilt Csmbs-New Styles.
IU5r RECEIAEt-Two Thr-c. -Four Five 70 Twenel
doi:sys zach, by 3EORGE {. ALLEN, Ne az
ivsry E.r Ri.e. and Pi..-NtM ssyy.ss-: H.
\ ssv-C,r 81. by g. L. ALLEN,
AIS H-o.dvsy ore door bslov casAlsi.
| --- DiansuA Rings
a. M As,.riu,isu, from TWENTY-FIVE DOL4AAx q
SyVEN hi NDRED DOLLARS each. For ssle b 0eO94D'
&. ALLEN No. ti5 Broadway oos dSor view Cses ~ !"
| usy No. II Wallet.
a.i.Asl paIati xs.On i.ee exhibition tay ~ 49,
ns Al ~ ga pusse,derf 0s,eSy, Ne. ~ nrseAwsy
III 6ats Fr "a ,d tsss ss'A % taessays
ling New o. iss< .
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otal .Sl ,6G 3ii.ll0 ;12, 6ie ai',o'O
Llmcolns anal. 7,5i1: do. in 1860, 1910.
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Total. 81 Co's.342, 6Sl 1869 1885 2SS,ol
Union rnsj. 1867; pe'u. Jnaj. in 'G2, l4,'46
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Arrivals and Departures.


nsea SIssassssH Sssres, S%S. os.psa.; MN
sesaSs Losss sspacr sssi family
sosn.d mss %' Rss .' s s'fsa
Ss. ana :.s cSa Sssss ks ss Wv
SSs ,s; sT. S MkSa M N
son and t1pm,y. nsnsrsep p. xuoksss Charles
'sSsf EsSis Ba syssn
a4 .'s Ps s1.'n kss
@Gn ,Sa 3 say y hsrepr;a ssss Eefsr sa rs Met,
LIMA hsSseuw, Il Fisegcr and Family, sa'cr, Anleiis
ana two children, Q sehare iouis sasne y herrsr,
spony aud iady Awssy--ana si5 in sioersse
SAg % r.. SsssS Agsi ls1ns. IS', Bias
wooS. william u HenniaS - Jones Amrh kinpr. Mrs
.T.,s r"s. S second saH sn S''-"' Thomas "ss'1 aa4
asw oRiEaxs--s,eanship Rvcnips star.--col Thorpr,
heaGsmsn, W. Danssr. I ! Allea, sgrlSsaced. q !
uc@er srrs Nas Perra Ma sarssn Nm. nsrfs aars Ns
,na a9sssn w,fe .sl sSp - rrs,s nsanan no
ssa.en Assrses sussS sS,sr MsT0eog Mrs o.agr
Boatamsn. swan, Il War1sner, Isaac Haber-and six
in s,eersso
Livrnroors,eamshp olesscw-- Mother Macy Teresa aud
s ss 9s sspP rcS SS 'S sI VI 9cr M. .S, Nc
nI9s .risyse Lieut. Grap s..c Mon rs. Sshsregn
Ton children a9d ss.yda,' MS Lowdee
q Boston; 6sso, sisaaea ars Rspsr sna sSiis !
others In the Storage. Specie, S055.0J1
Bssmsn-stcamship New Yors--Me and Mrs ssnuel A
Deyens Boston. FJuins Muller Hayans; Mrs Banmann
ana chIlj Chicago II Papendcck Bfonen. AFR aud Mrs
Louis anl three chdcni Joseph Stuart Jr and
King, OF New YORK; IA Freeman, Boston; NrsM meth
erich Teodo; Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph scfscwiz four
dren Plymouth, Ill; Bornemann, Chicaro w " Lesrs
Southampton; 0r,s New YORK; Mira Anns schuster
and chif. Cnicag,; Mrs Ca,hsf1ns HUI New York; IL A
sche In New FORK sloaise Hand, Chicago; s,rh.
New YorE; Wrn Hcttig Mrs Josepnins
yeye No; Mr. and Mrs u S,urner aud child, New YORK;
Mr. and Mrs Lohmarn cniid 81 I.ouie. Ms Rode
and child Hamilton Wand Is In the storage Total
Ii3 spccie S5397vl
NEw ORtrAxs-sicamship Geo crornwen--Mrs Glenn and
two chiurcn, LJ Harris and WIFE r. Mrs liibcr and
three chdgcn. Rev q bert Geo Soaring. Mrs wsll.ce
aud child, Mrs Jennie Chamberlain Mrs Geo Trpp
williams Miss Alice Moore Joseph Ovsat and VIE, Mrs
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

seaEs. nlss C ss.Cs nrr cs.s.s esna a.a ~. :sr's;
vncspt Geo HODGES surg ohap:sal Bare. and
Lieu. cieos "a: creasn. NJ xsbsreier g No. 10,
Bayre. Or Berthsiet and wife Geo Taylor Frederick
Hendricks Mrs zbsndsn Mrs Philips and daughter. Eras.
tus Anthony Brooks Jas 0srnon 1imes and wife.
0riswold.
new ORLKAns-stesmship suwo Nada.-0eusral " Hon.
man., r Sullivan; W Wright Q Hawes. Nasb Apple
ton Curtis, William Bailey, Q Billings. JOS Deutse,
Mr. Reese, Jr. Noble. II Bodgett Wittxenstein,
Perce wife and servant; Misses Peirce Mr. Dajnoods,
8 l. Mos, q Reed, wife and A P Hourse ana
Wife. Mrs WRIGHT aadsme cuvell er. Charles cayellier,
Mrs sullivan three children and Alfred Young,
Ms, Wright sapiaa Mr Dupsss.ar Pierre Pou.S Hiss
Graham Ers Srnia and l4ai, Miss Ainsserth. WI <
Ferenheila. r. Q Mesrs, Charles Brsnds, hrch, n
Schma!l Mrs Il Beckwith, Mrs Mary Dalton, Mr. Caid
well. n Sarseant, shannon @ w Bolster. Rev A Biii
core Prirce, Mrs Catherine Funaer and son, Ran
doph Frank A Potter. Horace Dan ,els, Charles Mar
Inicn. Mrs Mary Kline, Bsn Thornton. john siu
MONS George DnIfey Wm Ainswortb. Ben horton, Ldwd
sanusls, MIs Z Clifton Hobart and wife Mrs John
wife and two ehildren. Levy, Jane. MscaK Henry
y Gleason Arnold, EtchiB,n Jsaues Weili, James
Atchison q Darro. O Peck. Wilson Richardson,
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Infosmntion Wanted.

10 THh kUIIVN UT III" 1N''''<'7@'
souru SKULL, CouNrY CoRK, ICELAND Oct III, 1854
1re~pectfuy beg 10 excused for taking theJibcrty
Of thus addressing you but am surc when you are In
formed Is for the purpose OF tracing missing ohld Of
mine, who has not been heard Of for the last twelve
mou,hr, y Will be sufficient apology When last heard
OF my son, John Rccap, no was serving in the United
States Navy, on board tho ship A. Ward, employed on
the bocssdiug squadron he then IN expectation OF
being TO tho Tuscarora Captain Parker My
brother who In the state Of Massachusetts, informed
me that he was . prisoner Iu Richmond. since thon
have had no account OF HIM, whether dead or olive.
IL may be necessary TO inform You that my son Joined
the United states Navy July 1851 he Is now twenty
three years ud alive The ship lie frs, Joined tue
Cambridge In Boston Any informatIon respecting my
Will be thapkfony received By me and his unhappy
mother. PATRICK RE0AA.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Coroncrs' FnQuests.

An OLD GENTLEMAN Run OVER AND KrriEp-On Hatur-
day evening man seventy years Of rge, named John
WADE, while crossing Hudson street, near Desbrosses,
was Knocked down end almost instantly kiod by q
freight belonging TO the hudson River Railroad Com
pany. The taken 10 the late residence Of
dccased No. Is Desbrosses street, and Coroner Nsu
mann noIifed 10 hold inquest.
TnE ArLssxp ABORTION cAsr-pR. woLr ARnKsrxp svD
Coroner Ranney yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of Ca,hariue Hofman, tho German woman
who died in Bellevue Hospital, as supposed from the
effects Of an abortion produced her by Dr. Gabriel
Wolf Dr.. John Beach made post mortem examination
aud found that deceased been pregnant atc
and in his opinion death the result OF nbscess
formed IN the broad gamenis and rupturing into
tine cavity Of the pertoneum, thereby producing peri
tonitis. verdict 10 .his effect rendered by tho
jury, and Dr. wolG who had boeu arrested, accord.
ipgly DISCHARGED.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Orttun nry.
pruIiIr q. n. n. u.

ADMIRAL ". r. OREvIbLE, O. b, ~.
Vice Admiral Henry Fraucis Greviie, U B died on
Tuesday October 49, after long illness, at his residence
Cannon hill, near Maidophead, aged seventy. Inc Adm-
the IN 1906, on board the Kenown, Napt
p C. Durham, ard next Joined the Arethusa, In which
sbip, midshpmnu, ne took part IN the active opera
tons the north coast OF SPAN whcro, IN boat asir
Voltage CAPTAIN T. Horribly IN which ship no took part IN
the action Oh Lissa. lie subsequently service ortho
Rouogno and North American stations, having tho COM
maud OF tender tho Abeoua, 70 the San Domingo, tho
asgsbip of Admiral Sir John p. Warren. When netting
Icnensnt OF the woowich he wss wrecked on the north
sd OF the isand OF Barhuda 10 November 1919 In 1917
be held the Office OF private secretary 70 vscount Com.
bermsrs.
ApMrAL pEsv0asge, FRENCH NAVY.
frrons tho Iendon Telegraph, Oct. 26.
We are nroasd by telegraph ot the death OF ADMIRAL
nenAs Josaph Dssfoes, of the French navy, The DE-
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M rrleb.

AILRy--EYEREr Baltimore, on "Wednesday, Octc.
ber I9, by the Rev. j. W Causa, rHsoDoRs ALLEN OF
Williamsburg, TO DAIckpiA EvERisT, OF Baltimore
CRAyE--PoND.--on Monday, October 81, at the rest
dence of the hrdcs father tFraDkln Massl Captain
r. CRANE, Provost Marshal First DISTRICT Vermont, TO
Misc J. ORxrLA Posp.
LESr--KimBAIL.--on Wednesday, November 2, at CAL
very church, by tie Rev. DR.. Montgomery DgwIrr c.
LINT TO LIZZIE A., daughter OF the late Amos Kimbal
Fayetteville and Wilmington IN. C) papers please
cory.
UPsoN-CIARKE.-At Waterbury,, Conn, on Wedues-
day. November T. by the Row. Dr J. J.. Clarke AMBRoss
IvEs Usos ~ New York city. To MARY SeosL CLARKE,
daughter OF tho Rev> Lr. Clarke. OF Waterbury.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Asnersear nhapmesre,s. As,sss.t,.a.

American Sh7pmesrcvs' Assssf ativA
No ii vAlI sranrr--Roossgs AID p.
fe islswing approved Masters and Officers
| comm from this Assoeas.isn:-
Captans Thomas Jost brig Alvarado; Roswell l. Stan
wood bark 9uindsro AeIandsr winsor ship Sea Serpent
sy oIbcri wiss joachim seseSssn acsr sa.hen
lnoch Hoard. steamer petre, Nae Lans. Pederson
| presented Al the Office for renewal
miscellaneous.
BANK rilIso-Capt lie Bozes OF Fr bark Ceiibatse ar
rived yeserday from asrsecs repors:oct 2S lat u 49,
Ion IS 40 fell Ia with bark Illinois, Capt Walker Phi
aieiphia FOR Port Royal sinkng condition. having four
and half feet water In the hold Took from her the
aud brcrrh them to this port The Tnos left
Phiiadep pha Oct 90 aud IN NV gale 25d sprung
The buit Closeiand o. In 1853 45i regis
ter. and owned in Bostos
SCHOONER Of absns 100 tons loaded WITH line, With
board ashore sa hroos C Bar evening OF 81
inst, supposed hail from Rookard. II 10 supposed
caught are the lime their boat
Nothing heard from them yet
ssIr Gro PArrEy, Mitchell, a. Antwerp from calao,
soc6 ysIsnre mat csrfisa away the ioccosce and fore
ysrd near ,e sings aud forssi alGo. = urey away ae
getting in soremsnss top ,ae ship iy'os under ma
s1sa er Tets s ~ % s or " fa ~ esb s in ~
Pm very heavy sen stracx be slip ,bc bow starting The
Ire bo Of bowsprt shroads spihupg the head rails tax
Soas I sui wishns cvog out Of 81 ~ gat aud e4s 81
eosre soy bsonIins 20 Aniwarg wao "a ret ,e,a a.
sene ga,er 4, the -ae began % moderate sea-
SUR iosnruusst Helena Sept 27--ship Jo,ephus Grseo,
from Ba HGin Falmouth put here Sept VI, salng
e She discharged about SJJ1 and is
now feparU. Mnd rolcsdina
sriP Jrftvr TRu~pY from Antwerp for New York,
tut ned 10 Urayessnd 35th uis, leaky.
sniF JosHCA BArEs GO Ions. built at Ee~burypor, 10
lsi ocppeed ,eplrod In 1904 has teeu sod At Mel.
| bourne Tor G}Gp.
snr CuaSrrov. 1914 TINS register, buit At Medford In
iSt2 has toea cold nj sueio, et singapore for $500
BARR ZtNG taKLL, ashore Konrr Shoal. les straight
mp Two Nfecsng san songsiie sripplng her.
| IL "a supposed she VIII be cot OF,
JoR~ AyitEsThe bark reported =, anchor in Nan.
tasket Roads, John Aviies from Hayans she
drffilng in the gIs whom she
about feat from the dacx. she ed
\ up this AN by steamer Ida Miller.
scBR Ina wnHYInr, Dyer from Georgetown, nc. for
Rosos put into Uo,mea Hn fth with loss nj bow.
spp having been in collision night OF I'd ns with
4 known schr
LaSNcrxpA, Yarmouth Ne iss inst, from the yard OF
Master Gles Lorna, tine AL brig go caeO the
wnnsld She owned by Caps Eenhsl Merrill 0eorcs 4
Lorine and the builder Capt Merrill Will nee
Al kiddcford "a inst, the ship McNanus built FOR
Nessrs Richard aud Robert NuM1uus OF Brunswick Me-
AZ BucNsport auth ut IRON the yard OF w ~ Conn A Co
bark OF 90 tons called tho Hotewnri Found ba ccu
manded BY capt James Gilmore, OF Ssarsport
The olovine table gvcsa OF the ves-a IN M
harhors nl kes YORK. Boston. Phildepht, Bafno ere
and New Oricar the latest accounts from each o
urtgt-
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The Navy or Sweden.

AN ERICSSON IRON.CLAD FOR THE KING.
ueockholm (Oct. l3) correspondence London Post /
There was recently prospect Of Sweden being
1voved In war for Scandinavian interests that means
different kinds were in progress that she mig BIT be
enabled TO maintain hor part In such conflict One OF
these the building Of an clad ship Of war or
Mentor, which is well advanced Norkopng three
aundrcd workmeu being constantly employed on her,
end IL s expected that she be launched In Nay or
Juno next at the very latest The Of this
vessel Is carried under the Direction Of Captain Carl
eHnd OF tho Swedish navy according the designs
Ar John Ericsson, who though Swcde, has acquired 80
nuch fame IN these matters on tho other side or the
lAntc as to be generally claimed Amercan all
Who are versed such affairs OF opinion that this
vessel now building st Norkoprg will answer all the
purposes for which she s intended In superior
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CHIPPING NEW s.
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- IeywasAeA by every n the regular hneG
Ihe steaers fer frsm Lvsrpssl call al sx
ssps me canadian lac. wAhh cali q Lsnasnasrrv N
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Tho Danish Question.

1no Schleswg Holstenische ZeitunQ states that the
FEDERAL Diet has decided that very consider BILE portion
the expense Incurred for the federal army Of
ION and the civil administration Holstep shall be de-
l6aysd from the revenue OF the duchy
The Lubccksr Zeisung says:-The motion to Lau
eoonrg TO Prussia has been carried Lanag OF the
duchy.
The semi-sical Nord Deusche Zeitung says:-Prussia
not IN Q acondition 70 comply with the resolutions
passed Dy the Lauenburg Diet for annexation Prussia
without further negotiations since AUSTRIA In virtue OF
Ueates, N IN fact copOssessor, and has through the
ance acquired moral rights which the Cabinet OF Bcr
I'm Will conscientously respect Tho inhabitants OF the
4uchy Of Lauenburg rest that Prussia fully
appreciatng their frank and honorable advances VIII
neglect nothing TO meet the wishes Of the and
Deoddcs satifactory state of Affairs.
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IFron tfa london News, Uct II
By the arrival OF the Bombay mail wo eatn thai the
f,owlns ships at rols for Liverpool with
cotton viz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A BRAMS LODGE, NO. 20. Y. A. M.-THB e MEN,
n OF thkbove lodge nrd tho fratcrntty general
take the regular
be held lodge reom Masonic Temple u
groOme and Crosby and Mondays
Of each month. BY order OF W.
ADAM CLENDIaEN, Secretary.
OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ New York. Nov. g. lsCt-Notce IL hereby given that
In. annual election Of directors OF ths Company wifi
bo held tn Office Of the Company No SS all
xeduesdys Nov o 1854 octwesa the hours OF ~ NJ and
y. ID The he closed Nov
g. at p. NJ aud Tuesday, Nov Is at 10 A. NJ
BY order lhe Board o. Directors.
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
rE,HE OFFICERS AND Ey.orFICERs or CORC0a ANs
Irish Legion invited o attend the obsrques Col
H. c. Flood. l55h resiment New YORK Volunteers The
officers with wl from residence
decessed SIKH to the Church Of the NATIVITY Second
enue. Second and THIRD streots The funeral
will innve O'Clock precisely By reatss. MATTHEW
MURPHY, coloae SIXTY ninth regimsat N. Y. n. q.
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Az .tsrs rnd pakases ise,iea To- The NEW YORK HrRlt
shesti Be seuied e#
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CoRPorsATIoN NowICEs.

(ORPoRATIOS HCrtCE--PUBLtC NOTICE Is HERE.
bv given that sale OF Prorery according 10 law FOR
unpaid real grading,
consructins newers Sc wiz ake place put1 auction,
the CITY Hall the city OF New YORK. Monday
lsth day OF November neNt. st s O'clock that
dsy and be continued from dny TO lay unt The whole
sold. The detailed the prppary be sold
IL published iu tho New York Dailv Ncws dny
printed and published In tho city New York copss
whieI he had appiicat tni- pn
ONCE OF the Day sews 81 order of the Coz plrcl er
AUGUSTUS PERDy, Ciesk Of Arrears.
Department OF Finance Bureau OF Arrears, August 8,
1864 #Att -
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MATCHES. Jsw1LI,r. SO.

sp-yoNEY LrBERALby ADVANCED oS nIA.
a n1onds. Watches Jsw..y silver pase Gnas Pistols,
W.csss feyeIrv Guns Fisos 3, &c, for which viii paY
81 Ger cent than bs oessed any other
IN cog Broadway corner OF HoAson ST. ap STARS
No o
PRIVATE GENTLEMAN OF MEANS Will MAxg
n the Hio9i liberal advances Diamonds Nai9hes, si.
ver rstc and con sgnmens, at az An .rensac
scd COMMUNICATIONS strictly conhJcntal Address S
Bsyis. station D
r 2is BROspwAY-TuE UTMOST VALUE Puo
~ fos Diamvnds Watches. Plate, Jewes Upiies as.s-
mems 10, a. his private Ollcr horrs rcp ~ 70
). h. BAkalN0ER, Az Broadway room - /.