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Handel's spbime olatorio Of Samson was given at
stcn~ay Hall last night Tor tho last time The toys
mustered IN full strength and as beore. Dr Cutter Al.
tended to the organ, No Colby TO tno grand piano and
Nj. George Morgan, although suffering from severe IN
disposition welded tlie h6ion with has accustomed
sklL On Wednesday the leth instant, novel and ~
torestIng entertainment will ba given by tho cecians
Master Richard CDkor, thsr ceebraiod Soprano sil
make MS arst appearance IN New York since hs return
from Europe. The 'ssodtcr's Chorisn md "Elsg of
In0nh viii be sung by the entire force OF the
Cccllian choir, hundred voices, with fu orchestra
and organ nrcumpaniments Nr Dawson, pianist from
the Conservatory Brrsos and highly spoken ~ viii
give - matinee to-day steinway Hall, at three r. ".
The uHnai popular CONCERT, with ATTRACTIVE
granmc. wi take place IN the evening. Mis- Liboic
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a Winters Tale si Modern Telling will he
the story % the mar,rinNy beautiful Winter sfys aud
stock of Hat Caps aud Heat Hear generally ons~A
Al extremely low prices ~ KNOX the Halter ala broad
way, corner Of Fulton street
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CLOSING o. Inc uflAwAes nu sAsrAs CANAL

fsssrlv Dac N 1868
ny ohcial announcement ths Delaware and Raritaa
aAA closes on raeay he ls,h az ~ pecensbar in"i
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Cabinet Changes ~tin spoken Of.
rsE'. n-ss 10 iscs
II i again ranored thar Monsieur fouif the eminent
French Minister Of ynanca, ~iu Won resign.
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tAE Tuaf
Finis,,- rr,rk. r,oo,,nxan,e Road.

r"ns's Track, Bloomin@dnic Road.
boat throc m ase M harnes.
james f'nlay eateted D r. Ian Cook ...~.,..
MT kmisy entered In J,Fsey Aaid ....
ilihsi s0--2gi0-2;sI--2 iIh.
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,A.-Mois's Chcn,icai rpsn9dr H-sier~s earay
Uar and n decidedly tho beat tAif Drcaanx b.
kUhHfON, ~ Astor liuusn and ~ al irnssalA.
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER lsSs-rRrLs

aG d arm; and snSsIises 4 MY sss < Gun.
powder we're found on board shs {yamsf
Seizure Of Arms Intended for the Fenisns.
LONDON, Doc. 11-Evening.
quantity Of arms intended for the use Of the Feni
ans and all the fittings Of gunsmith's shop were seized
to day at Cardiff, while on their way to Ireland.
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ftDet
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Iisrr,r, ynvsc.e~ir apd .ew~rni D~fssspa.
urs sf~f.fy u.@e4 W t*e 1ff~ssiWi - 4 ~ raitsa
STREET khAsfait-i rtfst syns spS hh~st1s<
Hfsssa, #lN ii.s's ntykmRs ~ b.sisxr~ ~
Nsfvfqfg ~ g9ssaa ~ K#4t 80 a $50. n q. uAAHH.
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xA;. Jrd'r-,, Dircrrd inlerios., IaddInS;;.-
NAroR "a lanai street and druggists. ssai fss circular
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Ladies' rur- "A ..rv hasr~ -.~i~s~asa. ~ ar
Nnsauftf8WFh MANIA f~FmHs a Carl Wsr<sev
sf,eets r-rys al.ffst i-lfsa fsa ms.is
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wgr Ts.es-. ess ,s..s.g@ t.. m:s,k .xsH
~fAkN a. ~ Nsmf s
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the W EATHER.


Preparations for tho Skating 9eason-Op eninG
Of tho Fifth Avenue Rink To-day.
As foroshadowed by article In yesterdays HERAIp,
the close proximity OF IN skating season IL
now apparent than Yesterday the
weather was sufficiently wintry TO inspire tho
propretors or ponds with the belief that ''openng
day' would DO at hand, and the thick crust
Of leo upon tho bosom Of tho principal lakes was
fraught with cheerful promise for the skating fra
terny. Several days may eapss before tho extensive
ponds In the Park mantled with thor CLASSY cloaks
but the several artificial lakos whose depth il not sun
ent to endanger the lives the limbs OF the skaters
sill undoubtedly DO invaded by the public at an early
late. II the cold weather continues Major oatWan's
Fifth skating rink situated tho corner OF
ninth street and Sixth avenue with It's covered
galleries. spacious retiring and proficient band OF
music will bsapiaced at the disposal OF his fashionable
patrons TO day.
Last night Tho lake compl etely frozen and
there is little chance that Old Sol viii smile upon the Ice
With sufficient warmth transform the mrrurlke
se into expanse OF ripping waters. Tho first day OF
tle season. the pleasures or which will undoubtedly BIO
enjoyed by the visitors the Finn skating rink
VII give the steel shod lads ana asscs of the metropo
on skates under exceptional advantages
SKATING IN wEsicHrErKR
The boys OF the town OF Morrisana yesterday put
aer skates for tho cold night OF Monday had frozen tho
water 10 the little ponds Of that town 10 sufficient
thickness bear the pioneers skating this season.
etcamaiions of showing that they appreciated the
sport IotsIhs andiDg the chHng AR vi toe morning,
ilt All the keeuly account of she very mild
weather thai NC had been having r,r fe@ days past
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DIR. vo. Yiscnb-rs Ceres livery Disqese r.
Tho Eyo Far. Th0st tatafrh ard Asthma OnHcS NJ vA
sxrEu~, corner Twenty eixtib sire~l M
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Halliday pre-.ns. al ancesisa cad Ckayssy
whs~kf 4 wlis@ass L~sallh s@wias ssrnisss. -
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Griffith Gsunt cut OF IN the height Of iis popularity
by managerial arrangements made prior 10 Ia birth
drama, presented last evening fofhe lattlmc and
expired gorously In "author's night for tho bcne-
ilt or the ambitious young dramatist The houss was
probably ned with audience highly iasring In It's
briiiiancy TO tho bendiciare, who held levee In pri
vae box the prompers side a tho stage, aud there
entertained hosts OF friends In his hastily wrten
drama Mr. Daily has scarcely done himsef justice bav
ing rcigiously followed the book in his work TO tho
qualification Of his original dramatic thoughts, tho re
silt being THAI be has covered all tLs ground
of the novel, hut only presents It's skeleton
dramatic shane. THIS Is most dim mlt task,
however, FIR the ,ramntst. aud In u Mr. DAILY has
ceedcd beyond al preccdcnt Tut had he bcei' drS
posed he might have made drama m tewcr Acts and
less characters, that perhap might have Out ved The
reputation o the novel In addition gained especial
for itseif. But tho dramntst has sucee sded
gaming hts laurc tho path no chose 20 purse ard
the stamp % public approval has rewarded his effort
The play passed OF With ta usual effectiveness art oven
ing. and followed by concert, IN which signor
Tesla, Mr.. Weh. Ms. W. J. H, Theodore Thomas,
senor Fossati aud Mule. Stella Bonhcur volunteers FOR
the OCCASION part We happy 10 state that tho
Testimonial WAS highly satisfactory aud refnunorvc 10
the yoona dramatis who has well merlted this ap,eoi
alton from the public.
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A.-TOiict Stlpp~r> Tor flolfdny Gina.
magnificent ~ plsy ~ fp.rt slippers. of entirely nov
AMI beautiful ie.ifus ht UNDDkaf SIS Brpadway. All
sorts o. Boots shows aud 1hhs aaaptei ~ the ~
reasonable ptcrs. H.. A. BROOKS.
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/" hsft i~sea So wh~sitF y $500 49, sagsf I gre
th@ gW0k M HhEFN fk~ sFsr 1tksfs, "a Z
ssseF nsas4sB a. st ;. S-s.fs tais gssnsssss
- Hsk~F r1sstsiua 4tt safa+nts
nfslg 1900 -ahnes rpslF4g a ~ ~ AZ Us&s~s
~ sgfN. sal aeks - 1895 x@ni ~ @assl
Ef~l rfsYatyr IN NtsyAf ~ NAsf nNe&'r~s
- th.at t.sy ~.sk N01ess tF so lAfss w~tss
Testimony ~ h.s tshN a.ry ~ street. rs~ fyt.
6e gFs ghs Cor sAAssA..Ns ~ Fstfu
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Al Prize. Ca-hed In Legal I.oateries.-- Ctros-
!. cr.urn Brorsr. iTs broadway.
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Novelty In 0prrr, Field nud Mpri0Q
DiAssrA combining extraordinary and vide deli Ut
HENMoNa. Gs% Braaaway
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Campbell. Apothscnry rnd Chemist. c4geer
Eighth asenn- snf TwsntY eighth s,rrut Pnrv medsHsse
al AIT
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A M y 8 z M e rs


Thcasro Francais-Opcra ComIgus
Gdata1s was enacted for tho third timo last evening
TO crowded house. Mile. Naddie and NJ wlherA apr..,
ing respectively the statue and the cnanored s,uo,
sang with marvellous effect and merited tho enlhasae
plaudits and nai recall with which their efforts were -
warded. During OF the entr'ac,es announcamcu,
made that NM Jugnet and Drivet having with
drawn had placed the management Of tho theatre Ii
tho hands Of the associated arss and the speaker
pressed the hope that the enlightened patrons D
music and the drama would accord the performers
continuance Of tho generous patronage which has
failed their predecessors The hearty response Of the
audience gave every that the fashionable and
appreciative paygoerS OF the metropolis by generous
encouragement, will TO the permanent establishment
Of opera eomlqnethat most refined aud delightful Of
enterlainmcnts-in the metropolis Of the Now World.
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Cris.md:ye'- Hair D,e., The Br-i K.eY Slans,
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rurs. Fus.. Fer. ssr.af WsdnssQ02 10
pto~x Tho esresuy suirsgsI sssortsnsh s~9Hat
Pprs The r .sd r.sa ~ vJs Or srn..ilea pfssss
n t.s day gFafs. No sI5isr~dssy
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~ iR pJISs VS. Og sEw yORG
Just inuvaae~d
rnI AsrKAKRAs Ftfr uSr
fssi sDseity 10 hsities
THPEGfAfI.N AuArfFU tpN fbf M MEN
ihr fnost popular Hat ~ $40 80
OkAIs isi1 Bfo~1wsg
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Dr. yan Fi~erbsrs Iare- Deafness Aylr1sq
From tatsgvhai Agstau 81 TVS hesius Auforius Eekaf
a - piftb
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Eilip,.c hesh-sl,sh ss~,.., Mafhi:.s, "a
yovt ana r~namysauia htate fairs. ieos
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urn lillian Pebble >pc~sari~s and rye
aAAsss, " strengthen and The sgt wthoui Ne
slMMoSs oosk Broadway.
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~, vo. Ei-snssrr csr.: C :, x, C5s:sytx
Lnnss az 1si Ftnh
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srw mes"l.'.s" sa'1r sSlsl ed s es.g:s.
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grfrair-, ssr:sp,.! s;fsg,-so n,s- .es.. 1
lhSwsrr
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pr. y.n Ii-en..rg, r.srs Cosss1gsle1s
iuiisDfidy- Oaies Isl rfth avenue
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Sfyegras,.,;, go nrss. Yy s. Y.ssAss7
hyadsys
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Ds .y.s E'-rns.rs c.ye. , q. A9.csGfrs, e
stx-s~ Dros ~ VIA ag~ras
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Ds. Won Is-~ah-ss Caves Ihveutr DseDeA1e1
Di~Aae fics th~ Mucous Nsnbrans and Uofvooo
Afeclsoas ur4e~ ~ FiitA .ysnaa.
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Dr. f.rasdJ.aa, No. Assss Places PsevoQ1p
Gray Hair Auf Nstn~ss s.xs prison. sapbus ass1eA
A.. a. years prAtlse
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Brekaw Brothcrs
HAVE
MAIKRD
DOWN
Affs
TiIEiR
cIDTfffNu
Fourth opposite csafrr Unrou ersSdfpg thfeaGA
10 Lafayette pisee.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-28
SHERIFFS SALES,

EpY virtue Of s,:nLry writs Of ,feru tacias to
Z me dircrt cd will sell ut Abbcvills Court
House on the first Monday in October next,
within the legal hours Of sale, The folio wing
property, TO wit:
$50 Acres of Land, more or less, lorn.led by
lands Of Mrs. Caihnrino Alston, Mrs. Ijnker,
james y. Norwood, aud others.
Also. two mares, five work oxen, eleven
head of cattle, one buggy and harness, one
wagon, four extra wagon wheels.
Two t"bles, one bureau. one wardrobe, two
wnsliStands, one bcdstead aud mattress. orc
small lot OF fodder, fourth OF barrel Of sor.
ghum mo.asses, levied on rs the property of
VIM. McCcvey, nds. A. p. Conner and Catlifr
Corlcy. 4
42O acres Of land, OH Savannah River,
adjoining lands Of L, Speed, Geo. r. McCalla,
and Others, levied on MS the property OF w. II.
Caldwell, ads. W. II. Parker, Com'r, and others.
ct tha late residence of W. III. Caldwell on
Thursday, the llth Of Oct, will sell:
Two scythes and cradles, one cross cut saw,
one lot of rlows nn,l Plow gears, one wagon.
One yoke oxen, a5 head hogs, five head cat
tie. 20 sheep, Horses. one lot corn, levied on
IA the property of w. II. Caldwell, ads. W. II.
Parker, C"n'r, and others.
TERMS CASH.
r. JONES, 8. A. D.
Sheriff S Office. SEPT 4, 1866, St
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I|R|liUT0Gg Ci,IEnn
T = O III
COTTON SCREW

N"y nc fdTEiSMrH tO me 1'fGHfrrS OF
tSonH (n,oti"a and Georyio,
.fro". I"3"stt,
WHERE ONE MAY BE SEEN IN PIAC-
TiCAL OPERATION.
ET is n Georgia invention, combining sim
Il riciiy. economy and durability, with
new Application OF tie :rrcw power by
which tn" levers always swing in the same
horizontal plane. nt convenient height for ar-
plying hand OF horse rowcr-anl, also, great
~ !acii atiai, The filling Of III" cution lox by
.urring back the follower licck entirely frrm
over the mouth Of il. The tirnl.crs are lgh,
and small--ih" circ'e described hy th: levers
being but 22 feet diameter.
Liberal arrnn ""mcn,s made with agents for
Counties. "r in sale Of County Rights Cash
price of Irons. $3.50, at Aury$i:, scuI in
J"ur oidrrs at once to
+. rIIINiZY .k co,
Local AGENTS.
Or, l.. ID. PALMER,
General agent,
Sept. 81. SIN. -i"yHsi", G".
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X. JONES, 8. A. D.
Sheriff S Office. SEPT. 4, 1866, St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
NEH BUILDINGS.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.


This building, situated at the corner of Third-aye.
and SeyentL is now very completion. 1t is entirely
6proof and has marble fronts upon both streets The marble
"a from the East Chester quarry weschester County in this
State The building measures feet inches by "a feet and
ha, sub cellar basement and four stories the fourth story
being formed mansard roof the interior designed In the
arock Renaissance also called ROccoc0 style IN vogue In
France the reign Of Louis XVh The entire first story
10 be used rs the banking while the basement second
third and fourth STORIES will be let for office purposes The
tile walls the entire fourth story be let a. one large
room or hall 81 feet BY 70 feet and Is feet high Tho hight OF
the other stories follows Cellar feet inches base
10 nces first story lo feet incAes, second story
Is feet third and fourth stories le feet.
portion the basement will be occupied by Safe Deposit
Company for whose strong re aud Durgarfoo Fans
are being built OF granite and the cellar and basement
The main entrance the bank viii be on Third ave. ana
by projecting marble columns with carved capitals ana APP
preached by marble stoOp 10 feet IN width Ore seens
10 have been taken make the building complete IN every re-
spect and comfortable for its occupants III one INC nrst
buildings is kind whore complete system OF YsnuaQn mas
been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. being as we were told hobDy OF
the architect who argey engaged IN building hospitals
asyums and churches Tie building VIII be heated Throughout
by steam :,
Tie hank intends 70 TO the new building by New
Years Day or before possible Its present aeeommeda-
lions are too limited Of business The deposits
for this year are expected exceed by ~ those OF last
year. -, - i. .,-ooo .z
rsons work was contracted by MessIs Laimber Son
the carnters work by Walton the iron work By the
Architectural Iron WORKS the iron work OF the bank vaults ~
Herring Co The work being done under the directions OF
nii,c committee of trustees Of which Mr. Francis Is.
oConnor 4 the chairman Messrs H. W. Engs, Allen Hays
DESIGNED y Carl Pfeier architect aud the building con-
Atrtcted under bis supcTyisiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
ARMY GAZETTE.

TuKeRAPH TRIBUNE
ORDERED.
Breyet Lent Col A. n. McLarcn, Surgeon q. s. Army
Pett-e Lieutenant lh u s. Infantry 20 sign enm nj papers
Regiment Boston, Mass Lieut. VIM = Aackay i'm u
relieve LIEUT. Read o that regiment om duty oil agn
pers Tor 10Th u. s. Infantry II Nook Va .
~ Foster 4d United states Infantry 20 duty WIKI
FIredusens Bureau IN Ceargia
MUSTERED OUT.
second Lieut. William J. ogry, zlst Res Veteran reserve
Corps date Oct. Is; FftLut Thomas W. Lord getefan
Reserve COrps order eyoted Brevet Thomas
a. Williams lufntry, with trsedm~D's bureau in
Nashville Memphis 1n aud ordered to Joan hs
regiment Ia Department Of Arsausas.
RESIGNED
MAYOR Garrsd Beye Msjr General ID u Cavalry
Second Lieut.. John L. Z. Blake, ssh o. s. Infantry
DIS -HARGED.
Hospital Stew ard Isaac c. knowles, u. ). Army.
APPOINTED
Sergeant Jacob NJ Beekmau &C. H. battalion 18th Infantry,
Hospital steward and ordered duty in the Department tie 10
MISCELLANEOUS
following named officers duty with companies ana
X Battalion 18th United States Infantry and OF TIE
F and Third Bataou. 2;h United States Infantry relieved
tsfEed General Secretary Service Tor dutyi Fi Lieut.
MConike " p. Camp, Oils w. Pollock John C. Carroll
" L. Infantry Chaa H. shepard Sth u = In
iantry Is Ry der ald Jas l. Mat ID Us Artillery
pnuan 4 instructions from Heifqarte Department OF the
Gu II son Antonio HEREBY Discontinued Inc
commanding officer and staa officers Of the sub Dc' vi" JOIN hef
ssvet Martin Captain The Th United States
Infantry long time charge Of the Cavalry Bureau has been
ordered TO duty ia FLORIDA
Lieut. Col T. Hood surseOnin chief District Of Mis-
asuU
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NAVY GAZETTE.

nT rFLEGRAPH
DETACHED.
Nov First Assistant-Engineer Albert Aston, from
special duty Baltimore Nd and ordered to temporary duty IN Bu
Tran Engineering Navy Departments AidhPman George
NJ Hook M1cnAw. and ordered North Gunner r.
Thompson from Pracceship Macedonian, aud waiting orders
Nov dshipmen Hugh W. Bskee aud John O. Talbot nom
Tseony and ordered Rhode lnd dshpman
shard NJ Lille lsntc aud ordered Rhode
Island.
HoSoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Nov 7-Acns Master Samuel Hsnes from October o Acs
Ensign STEIN November Acting Ensign aud Pilot William
Lance September a. 1885, Acting Assistant PaymAaser '" j.
Healy, roan November ?, 1903
ORDERED.
Nov s-Midhipmen Benj Rrhsrd and wm. j. Moore, 10
steamer conyi Mdhpman W W. Gpatek to steamer autc
PROMOTED.
Nov s-se.ond Albert W Noey OF steamer
,spee Fst Assistant from Oct H. Third Assistant
Engineer Henry L. sOsson Second Assistant Engineer from
Aug l.
The NAVY has dispatch Acting Rear
Admiral H. H. Bell commanding the East India squadon dated Az
death Of the following IA that
Thomas Kelley Of steamer Wsehnsei' Of
August Chnkeeng Foe China Edmund Burns Landsun OF
steamer wShuss drowned May H. OF lnye Chinsi joseph
Fayey Landmsn Nachue OF congestiye rentten
fever August near Hoosng China lac Lsundin Landmsn' Of
steamer Wyoming Of typhoid pneumonia August "a lokohAna
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Bari Mary P.ese. Hsrovsy San rrnc.oS cSnssc1 %
Bah W HobrOSI DOlby EI.seshPOT Brett son T ssn
Bhs Ocean Belle tBr Brooks wOOdVls, n s. H. De VOL
big Me te1l Whittier Hamilton lBer@uds Pension &C.
Bns Adele Nenez LsaretIen. Porto Caoeo b0oheD "S''
pig ptriso, Ru%ssn, Nertoh, ,. Talbot tCq
SehI Elizabeth White Bush BsracoA, c. LodmaD Co
sssI. sy %f%;Sn LsAs s. NAH D. haISu; c"
sc5I 4. Van H.sins. Sss.fi.Ss y; J. K E.sA:
soOp suffolk, stsy Sew.isvsn' j. R. Rsckstt
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moro os,tls AdsD. Bsysns No, TO- NJ riis
mdss nd Pess to Garrison Alien li;h int o Of J1P'
ia u e miles Cape Lockout took 10 tow steamship Petit
81 M S.s Is a G
re hsweT board TIE Pet gale OF wind blowing from
% lsth hailed chsrnbofH her the
had heavy weather for thres days Of the passage Len steamers
Steamship wilmington Spencer Galveston with mdse and
TO Williams o9ion Had strong ea'leJ and scntasastsy
north pot Hsteras Cove remaining hours len steamship
W. pss car = LsS RS rom Nassau bound 70 c.
hsyinE put into Nsssp for sails sDd .Psr.- :,
store. 1 to MSrray, Ferris L Co.
snE Annie S s. s JSaS. X e. - St. Johns b. days
Brig Village Bss PabOrO N 81 Crane Cow Bay aayswiih
Bns ocssn Bcis TSls. II.nd reh. Ro enSs g day.
with hides &C. % Brett Son Co. Has had light n0r'hery winds
Big asrpSn' aimsn Charleston g. c.. d.y. with cotton, Sc.
TO NIL Mcready Co 18th ins In heavy gale from NJ lost
Ba Wst.T LIN Wissins Rio suds del Sud 50 days. hides
s John Bento Co Has been Il days on the coast with heavy
n end NJ winds. :.
Brig Highland Msry tof Nsssan WgerOd. Kingston JAM %
days ogwood C. Messing Had strong northeIJ gales Of
HateTas
Brig Alliance of Demersa Brsmord s. LOcs % dsys With
and moAsses NJ e. Greene CurIie nov 10 NJ ~ 20
long o. spoke big Asia o for Boston, nth lat ~ e.
long vessel bottom not long IN that con eon
Brig T. H. HsvBd tof Acha lie Blanc Oaee Bay - day"lth
coal to b. " Small 4 Co.
schT Emily ADgua) Beckmod Salt Cay T. IL d. days
with s O. Wesse Had heavy weather. lost mAin'A Jo and
fyiDs jib. o,,,
Sc6f Rio Coleman shulee with spsrs Snow RchA5dson
SchI Moses Waius PlummrT, EzabehPoTt for Portland win
Goa. . - m
Pioneer Orb Me Windsor Odsy with plaster to d.
De Wolf Co
sehr Boy state, Parker, Boston.
DISASTER.
Tho eambost Sylvan Stream ofthe Harlem and New York Fey
when Oh Hunters Point yesterday into OF mo boats OF h
her bow snd doBg considerable oner Damage
subsequently ashore Hae Cove where the
gers safety On the Of the tide she h"d with
Water
SPOKEN
Bark Carleton nio Grnde M YORK. with loss OF main
topsaiyaTd Of Cope Hrnlopsn. Nov. -.
bg Empress om Jam for TuTks Island Oct 70 lat
1924. long. ~ "a. 49,
Brig rom lnSsus for Boston Nov TO- lat % 20 long - w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION

AT the regular week meeting Of the Board Of Public Chair
ties and Correction held Thursday morning at No. Bonds
the business the last two weeks reported In full and
dered series Of resolutions received nom the Board
for their truly generous and humane action IN the establishment
of the Morgue IL tie foo; Of Twenty xthst East River The
following i'm poTtant order passed by the Board
ORDERED That the recOmmendaton Of the Medical Board Of
Charity Hospital the Department for epiepies aud Be
moved control Of that body and be assigned esasvvy 70
the control Of Dg. Ecbeverra.
This Doctor young Spanish physician who has acquired
considerable commence IN London aud recently connected
with the Charity Hospital of that city. LID ~
project was considered by the Board for Lighting tie
Ch.rD Hospital With gas at cost not exceeding 80 PIT
aruun. rry..... To-.
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