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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

Jay Cooke is in Switzerland.
Stuart Mill opposes the ballot.
Mr. N,nInrl,iIt ,,,,., - ,,,,,,.., al ia

Jay Cooke is in Switzerland.
Stuart Mill opposes the ballot
Mrs. Vanderbilt was 73 years old.
Dan Rice performed in Springfield
on Monday.
Coal mining has failed in Illinois.
The fishing is poor at Ncwfound-
land.
Coos County, n. H., has had a hurri-
cane.
Detroit has Sunday paper called the
Crescent.
Gold has been found in Typan Coun-
ty, Miss.
Petersburg has new radical paper
called the Times.
A photograph, only visible in the
dark, is announced.
In Minnesota the bug crop is larger
than the potato crop.
Lucy Stone is TO become an editor of
the Revolution.
Mcclellan was at Maritz, Switzcr-
land, ut last accounts.
Orange Judd has bought the New
York and Flushing Railroad.
Milk sells for two and n half cents q
quart in Connecticut,
The English patent Office gives Cor
nell University 1900 volumes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

y Southerner has invented machine
by which Florida canebrakes can be re.
duced to fiber fit for making paper. He
thinks he can deliver it in Boston at two
cents pound, and claims it is superior TO
cotton rags.
j. c. Derby, the publisher, has farm
at Aiken, S. o., where he has 10000
Catawba grape vines in full bearing, and
from which he is now supplying the New
York market. He employs black labor
largely and finds it cheap and excellent
Sir benjamin Guinness, the famous
Dublin brewer, died recently, leaving an
estate valued at about seven millions of
dollors. He was noted for his great liber,
ality, and especially for his encouragement
of the fine arts.
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Brevlties.
Fair future-pretty soon.
National bonds-tide wate

"ii iululc- -prelly SOOH.
National bonds-tide waters.
~ Wretched time-mean-while.
Military supplies-young boys,
tenement houses-bowling alleys.
An unwelcome mosque-mosq-uito.
Extreme clamor-the hollow of the
foot.
\ laF)ger type of the race-the Ger
mans.
The bent of the undcrstanding-the
instep.
a nut for two firms to crack-a coco
nut.
Motto for jounalst-"Dow write and
fear not"
Affection of the chest-a plundered
trunk.
An Indian pipe Of peacc-a pipe of
brandy.
The best plant for absent lovers
heartcase.
y naughty spccch-onc that is
meaningless.
Advice to man with pain in his
slomach-wear "sash.n
Why is killing bees like confession?
Because you unbuzz 'em.
The original inhabitants of the globe
the Poles of the earth.
1t is well to have nothing to do if
you have plenty TO do it with.
What card does a foolish lover rescm-
BILE? The jack of hearts.
Dogs are great humorists, for they
always have waggish tail.
\NhNr iu n rooly's tl,,oot m. .
because it's his caw's way.
Why is man in the dark like a bar
Der? Because he wants ray, sir.
y carpenter can't rise above himself
for he always finds his level.
Men often suffer more from requited
than from unrequited affection.
Do they have races in summer be-
cause ii contains so many heats?
Many men are weighed and found
wanting-to do what they can't.
What is that which ties two persons
together one? a wedding ring.
80 for thousand tongues''-said the
urchin inside molasses hogshead.
"Thc bright little isle of our own,
which women seek-the Isle of Man.
When is Il man guilty of transparent
falsehood? When he lies on his face.
a man carrying a bucket of mortar
on his head must be a sublime chaiac-
ter.
Does man intend to enlighten an
other when he tells him TO go to thun-
der?
Why isn't Il widow like her bonnet"
Because one takes Off and the other
takes on.
When Il boy throws stones at turbu-
lent cats, does he intend to rock them
TO sleep? .......
Why is a pretty girls foot like the
letter y? Because it is at the end of
beauty.
Adam was the only man that never
tantalized his wife about "the way
mother used to cook.n
a sad truth all women learn soon or
late is the difference between woman's
love and mans affection.
\ gentleman whose daughter had
married man by the name of Price
was congratulated by one of his friends,
who remarked II am glad you have
got a good price for your daughter
The United States steamer SwataIa
ia Mt Lisbon and the Canandaigua AT
Bremen
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

Tie FINEST UorsE IN LoNDoN.-Dor-
chester House, sitnated in Park Lane.
London, is one Of the most beautiful, in
tcrnally, in tho English metropolis The
owner, Mr. Holford, the Court Journal
tells us, has made a special study for
many years TO make Dorchester Uouse
vic in substantial splendor, and interior
beauty, with any residence in London
In this, many think Mr. Holford has
succeeded, but our readers may Judge for
themselves from the following description;
Externally the building is a well known
architectural feature Of the locality, and
attracts attention by its grandeur and
withal elegant simplicity. 1t is in style
Italian OF the fifteenth century, from de-
signs by Vulliamy. On the north and
west sides OF the house are terraces. with
stone balustrades, etc., laid out to har,
monze with the architectural style Of the
building, Internally, the same unosten.
tatious character is also preserved. The
entrance hall is plain and massive, and
has four solid pillars, supporting an arch
cd and groined roof. This opens into the
staircase hall, which is one of the great
internal attractions Of the house. The
steps, landings, and balustrades, are of
solid white Italian marble; the balusters
are Of colored alabaster and the walls
are lined with Spanish, Flemish and
Italian marbles OF various colors. The
column sand pilasrers, amounting to more
than ninety, are Of single pieces of white
Italian (RavacionD marble, with Parian
capitals. On the ground story the col~
umns are of polished Aberdeen granite.
The arches and cornice over the upper
columns are Of solid Italian marble. The
lower floor Of the staircase hall is formed
oil inlaid marbles in patterns. On the
vestibule, at the stairs, there is a recess
sed room, the walls and ceilings of
which are ornamented with painted dec-
orations, in imitation of the Pompeian
rooms. The splendid suite of reception
rooms are as usual on the grst story.
They are decorated and finished in a style
of chaste magnificence; the ceilings are
painted by Italian and English artists,
and these together with the cornices, ,arcbi.
traves and mouldings, are in part gilt.
There are three drawing rooms, the walls
of which are hung with silk damask; the
l first have red, the second green, and tho
third crimson The floors of these rooms
are in parqueteric, and formed of inlaid
woods, The decorations of the dining
hall are not yet completed, but it promy
lses to be the largest and most beautiful
saloon of the kind in the kingdom.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
W NJ. SINIJIL,
Having Just returned iiom New iuIk offers iui
sale at Low fiicoa the largest and bet a,snrt
mrul u.
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS,
ever brought uiu this County
Hats and l}nnn,ts
Tie Latest StNlc- Ribbons,
l'lumes,


Hats and l}nmn,is,
The Latest STYLES Rlhbons
Ilumrs
French Flowers
lilnn4 luCes in cUl0rs,
Frosted l.acos, SC
| have also large lot of
u Il ESS Il CLOI X 4 I'm NJ IN q 3,
Bulion Fringe and heading IL match, Dress But
tons. silk and jet, Ical Cluncy Laccs, Guipure
lares, Thread l.accs, Velvet Ribbons, &c.
would not forget 10 mention that | have re-
ccvcd this day tine assortment Of Summer Sack
ing and good line Of White Goods, ,Jackonct.
Best Lawn, i'rilliants, Pigue, Null Cambrics,
Drilling, &C., Hosiery by the doz. or single pair,
Summer Gloves, in Kid, and lislc Thread, a large
line of Linen Collars and Cuffs, also, Embroidery
Sets and Real Thread Lace Collars Linen land
kerchics, henmed, stitched, plain and lace, French
Corscls and lirai,linG pattern; also
LADIES TRAVELLING Baskets.
In Zephyr Wors eds, WE CANNOT BE BEAT !
Ladies' don't forget that SHADES is the place to get
RE1L U1/R SJYITCIiES,
I" match all shades of hair; Hair Brairls Puns,
Platts and Curls, Soaps. Perlhmerv.
hope the Ladies will not forget that | keep
constantly On hand
FANCY HEAD DRESSES AND DRESS CAPS,
All the above articles | offer Cheap Tor Cash.
and thanking the public Tor past lavors ! solicit n
continuance Of the same.
WA. SID DE.
Mildcbury, Anril 20. 1868. All
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

When inoculation for the small pox
was recommended by Cotton Matherto the
Boston physicians, only one, DIR. BOyls-
ton, resolved to try it on his children. -
Many pious people were struck with hor-
ror at the idea, and were of the opinion
that if any of his patients should die he
ought to be treated as q murderer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

The roar of a large subterrancan stream
of water in q bluff back Of Lacrosse,
Wis, recently attracted the attcrilon of
the citizens Of that place. On excavaS
ting, fine stream was discovered sufli,
cient to supply water for the whole city.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
INCUR !
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Y Formerly ownellN David Hooker (deceaseU
pleasantly situated ON Munger Street, in tho
northeast part Of Midllcbnry. on the road leading
debury village Said fam contains 80 acres Of
excellent land well watered, well adapted to
grass aud grain, good house, near school, plenty
al outbuilinss aud Accommodations for all kinds OF
stock, and some fruit. Also 81 acres Of woodland
easy Of access. For further particulars inquire OF
Mr.. David Hooker ON the promises, franklin
Hooker ~ Cornwall, or Of the subscriber at bis
residence. A. 4. HOOKER.
Mddleburv. VT, Nov. 2. 1867.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

4 Coon SPRiNG MEDICINE.-Dr Boyce's Sar-
-spirila. manufactured by Francis Fem & Co., of
ibis place, though but recently introduced in this
section. is already meeting with II large sale and
giving much satisihcilon. is properties are such
ns Wake it an excellent blood purifier, precisely
the thing which most people want at this season
I" cleanse the system and guard against the dis
eases incident to approaching hot weather. We
have personally tested the qualities Of this Sarsap
arilla, aud cordial, recommend it to the public
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
nR. BOYCES FOOT ROT REM.

~ EDY-Curcs the Foot Rot every time.
Cures quicker and easier Of application, Sold by
all dealers in medicine Try ii.
+. FEM & Co.
l'roprietors, Rutland, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

Clarendon, VI, April n, 1868.
hereby certify that | have used Boyce's Foot
hoi medicine for sheep, and find it to be tho most
valuable and useful medicine ever used
93m An SA,ppu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
nR. BOYCES SARSAPARILLA

II is selling Ike hot cakes Why 2 II will
do all it agrees to. It cures Dyspepsia, Jaundice
and Summer Complaint. Purihes the Blood Reg.
ulat@s the Bowels cures Eryspelas, Scrofula and
all Syphelic Diseases Il is just the medicine for
this season of the wear TRY IT. Sold by all
Dealers in Medicine
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

All persons having unsettled accounts with
Wm. Slldc are requested To cali ~ soon rs pos
Sible and adjust The same, or at The expiration of
80 days they will he placed in proper hands for
collection. (2OtD W. s.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
.LANGWORTHY & BOND,

Would announce to the public generally they
have just returned from market with very choice
stock Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS,

SUGARS, TEAS, COFfEES, MOl.ASSES,
Raisins. Rice, Spices, Starch and Corn Starch.
Cream rartcr, Soda. Saleratus, Soaps, Candles,
Kerosene Oil, Tobaccos &C., Flour, Pork, Lard,
Fish of all kinds, Butter and Eggs, Dried Apples.
Beans, Vinegar, &c. Sc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01

II J. BLISS, Dealer in Fancy and
~. Staple Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, C"r-
S'''' OF BRANDON, VT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-01
HrJSuNESS CARDS

I ANGWORTHY & BOND, Dealers
IL in Dry Goods, Groceries, Roadymade Clo-
thing Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods tG
&C., &c. Su MiDDhh'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

o. ssrrie, rejected dull and sesnned
Gales No 81 Bsrisy dali and cecuei SDS sss
no 1s S &@sl "a High Wines quiet at 81 Tor free Nes ns ~.
bomissl st f2455GSb Dry Ssted Shoulders stea1!
Lard dull and nomnsy lover Mess Beef SiJ 90 'stto uu
81 8o IS 2o fr Common To Good Live Hog e % n 81,
vancri Gdi3e sales h IS s5d ~ r Common TO Choice sus
du Corn Buffalo 500 bbs Flour 81 100 bush
Wheat; bush Corn IS 54oo bo Rye 40"
Barley l60O oga shpmentO0O bbs fOari lSU bnsn
81 200 bush Corn 5000 Jah Os. 1000 bush kJei O"
bush Barley; 2,SO Hogs , ..,.,
Nov s-Cotion market eser M6ings y f23,c
saes 1862 bales $50 bses receipts the
weL proper bales; total 3fD bsea Eprtsto Liverpool
10 HAVE bsesi COtre 1890 bses Stock re- 9 bses
o u,.,ted closed a3 ErehangsS,.ns unsettled 1874
t N,wYorI sight Sugar receipts all sold
Csath gal Iuc Prime Choice
ss Fogr outlet SupeT6ns % So Treble Erfs 81 73
aSa Corn Hsbt snpp prices bgh New e Oats active
6c B.p a 30 Hay 6rm S290$3l Pok unsettled quoted a.
s3a9s33 Is Bacon scarce; shouLs KID sides iStoisc
c,r sie, zoe quet Teree 1876 Keg s Cofes quiet and
CRU, Prime Rio. l6f6l6ie Fair HGl4ie - ,,,r .,,>
a5; ale. s3s bales receipts l35 bssi receipts OF the week.
IL hses exports coaws $3.50 balss Liverpool ~" sAss
CalnIrsros c. Nov 6-Coau dali !e lower saes no bales
Miidlsgs 29l 43ici receipts $50 baesi srpef eoA'H s
Teras Nov 6-Coiton-receipts Of the week. oo
to bales; Eowfors, IOt' oses; 70
KewOesns i2 bs ssoeh 1929 bsissi aAss IT' oaesi ~
Ordinary, l6c. 9sass 20,
choice Wi.connn and lows &s 73ds6 soi Medinm %
IS g. Wheat declining; sales At 81 22 for No ~ s.ere
for No. n store 45c for No Com ds a. SOC ~ 10
RYE pnssshls Barley nominal RecsPs-26 bbis foaf
0as 0oc bash Cou iVV easn DsnJ'
Shipments-S o00 bbla Flour, ieo bush Wheat
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Imnnrtant Medical Dlscsvery.

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
The perucous the human system have
an earnest desire among enlightened and conscientious
Of the red profession 6ud sabstute for that oe' ~
era. Dr. Richard Reese celebrated Loudo' physician sDo '.
the Dictionary Popular Medcnss declares thai Tue
dom .u furnish edes every which mercury or c"0
ooby be useful Dr. H. scHBNcK. Of philadelphia D" se
composed medicine Of purely vgstsSs Ssrsrs' when
experience h' al tie good Of eaon and none Of m "A
ehevou qualities These sairais even 'sAen ~ n
large do. Th, Invaluable medicine comprised 10 scHESoks
hAyDPAKR PILLS which ere found to 10 'neVer''ne %e
al s,s,.e af he .r and evey other disorder or wnn
,,usly pr ecb.. ky AOp.h pbysld:~s These f' Ns
suly By Dr. j. IL sc62ylK. M. N.~
Dr. scuBYcK will be pfss,roraly At NO. D. d.. :.
York On TUESDAY Nov. TO- and al No. % aanO'e '' go.
WEDNESDAY Nov. II. He gives advice Free ou' '' 60.
examination Of the lungs Rspissneier, the pee*
houn q each city. from pa m to 3 p m ,x...a
Price Of the Syrup and seaweed fss eacn
Ns or O. 80 hsfdozsu Mandrake Pills = csnts per oo~
supply schenck medicines for sale at all snss 81 n ''
Also. for sale BY all druggists and dealers
Sold ao Wholesale and retail BY John Henry successor TO Dean
Barnes l. Co., No ?l Park-row NevYorh
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
lIIE CITY

The Locomotive Builders failed again 10 foim
socety yesterday -
Gen Wurttemberg prince William) OF Aus
tria IL at the New-York Hotel go
The Seventh Regiment National Guard VIII
pofadc In full uniform on Monday next.
A brigade of the Metropolitan Fire Depart
man, viii be reviewed by Gov Fenton to-day at Iomp
Sins square. q, I,
The Rev. Stephen II. Tyne, IT,, VIII pTea%s1 ppIs%s1
In the Republican WlgWam, 'e'so' "'''' A'
afternoon nj O'CLOCK ".
Andrew Allen died suddenly, Yesterday, at at
his residence. IN One,hnndredsn ana e'i"'e'H''''"'
tween Third aud Fourthaves'
George w. Racsler, esq, returned 10 ,,,c. Nem
yoyb yesterdsy in the steamer City OF "a
from Portsuirlneee TO e,na,n resume ME
. The House of Bishops OF the Episcopal Con-
1sn,ton through their Secretary have thanked pois vs.
ter Kelly for the facilities furnished 'n"' o'''
recent eession by his department.
Maurice Daley and William GOldthwaitc
payed match OF 1900 points on Thursday evsnr "ns s'
Boye's Billiard ROOMS the former whnihk W -
Runs OF ~, 70, l3j, $780, ana lei were in""o' =,
A. n w Rupray will deliver lecture be-
fore STANDARD Lodge No $50 o. g. III a. t,r evenns
a5e st. corner Of Forsyh on weanesy s - fher
next The Amercw Gies Club VIII "'s '0'A' ."
choicest melodies. .r
Tn the limited States District Court, yesss,,I,1 .,,,,
DAY. the case Of the Kentucky BonrDo & 80 m bmt was
psspopsd until Monday ~ he e0ues, Of the safnore'
In Washington. ,..,. Ht;.s;on-
The Goth anniversary Of the YOUTHS 'Ssrb !.
nv AsSUf la.k
s be held on sunday evening, conimtnclnE y. g Iii ba
rbe w arcrc,Ses cousIttug OF musc and Addresses vi" W
Of very interesting character ,fuJ.y
Dr. Lemercicr will commence. on lran nVn"i a. he
evening course OF six Lectures, to be and
eieat hall OF the Cooper Iustns' Tnn.trsisd Tn by the
TLvsiology human and comparative, hlesS hls1aris
elastic models prepared 10y Dr. Anzaui' on OF
The Young Mems Christian ,tTa,r Ass0cn'U" s"suUs
this cl,y will hold PRAYER meetns or,snee of th.
~ their rooms No I6l fifthAye IN f@rnotional
pay of pIayer recommended 10y the Ia,t 'as.ocatinns
Conycntion OF fhe Young Mems Cbrl''"h
held at Detroit in June last o..,
Firc Marshal BracLott's report for october ,a.r
shows tlnt of ca Ares durLe that monh 80 Le,
ol loss thar sl0L 10 between 500 hnu siy hstwcao
~ coo and 4. mo between " rj and sevp s no -
to oOs sud e;oooo aud above e0ocp Tv"' au'V"n' "
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Thaddeus b. Glover, well known in dra.
matte sad political circles. died yesterday III this city, or
consumption. at the age OF "a years.
Annie st. Paul, at one time favorite in
thsatrical circles In this city, died at Bellevue Hospital
on Thursday morning from pneumonia. Having been
reduced. by long Sickness TO o condition Of positive
want she was removed 20 Bellevue Hospital where she
died The physician at the Hospital declined 20 give
certificate for burial until the body would be viewed by
Q and. consequently inquest is 10 be held
Octayius Pickering died In Boston on the
Nth OF October In the 18TH year OF his age Mr. Picker
Sng was writer Of Pckern9 reports or the decisions
OF tho Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, which extend
through q period Of Is years. and ill "a volumes. Mr
Pickeffng was born at Wyoming, Pennsyvans, Septem-
ber I7S and graduated from Harvard College in IsiO
e studied law 8ost0p In the office Of his eldest
brother Mr John Pickering was admitted 70 the bar In
suffolk County March Q. Eie. and opened an Office In
prccssding. Of the MasSashasetts Convention
ASA Says The Bostca Aunser.p0 Mr.. Pickering
% during the last eight years of tho Chief JusCeshp Of
Shs Hon Isaac Parker and the first of that OF Judge
ehaV who succeeded 10 the ONCE the death OF Judge
Parker ia July. 1890 lie went abroad soon after giving
up the Office OF reporter and lived England and on the
continent OF Europe for sn years, returning home Ia
1872 He much Interested In science and natural
history aud for many years member OF the Amer
Jean Academy Of Arts and SCIENCES He one OF those
who. In December. 1914, Ofganized "fhe New England
Eoctty fO the Promotion OF Natural History" belonged
10 the committee who framed its constitution, ana was
chosen rs This society. month later, changed
its ssBe TO thst Of Tho Lnnsssn Society Of NewEng
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
MILITIA TROUBLES IN THE SECOND DIVISION |

MILITIA TROUBLES IN THE SECOND DivI SION
The court martial to try Gen. L. S. Crooke
for dsebedence OF orders reassebcd az tho Arsenal In
ave. yesterday. After organizing Gen. Crooke
stated that the Supreme Court had granted writ OF
hibon restraining the court from proceeding further in
the case, which he would now He thereupOn
handed the writ containing tho seal Of the court to the
President Gen. crooke proceeded TO say that 20 pre-
serve his rights general officer he had taken this
course. The grounds on which ne had procured were
this court preferred by cQmmsioped Qllcer, they
be by law the charges are preferred and signed by
office by the Supreme Court as icgularly and illegally
hppoinsd this court was In the position OF Court m scs
ment writ prohibition sn effect To- stop proceedings
insfante f this court sould proceed would he In
temnt OF the Supreme Court The then retired for
dellberaton On ressscmbng tho President announced
that the court had concluded to adjourn unt me %th
inst, at IL III.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

About a. m.. yesterday, the ss wooden InI frame.
work of the Skating Rink oil the BLOCK bounded by
Myrfle Willouxhby Vanderbilt. and Clermontaycs IN
brooklyn, way and fell to the osnd e TSe to,a ~s
amount ofoss will n0s exceed ccc. No person was IN
jured Tho framework viii be reeiected rs soon ms CIR
cumsances permit aud the structure laccu uae' ioo'
The entornrise known as the Evangelical Adj
yertisng Association IL meeting with remsr.aole sue
In its preliminary steps toward 1lEanLn.,Jn. o,n
tion In the advertising columns OF t1e pnpsis such
condensed statoncntn cf truth AS INC lollPMinE
" "Credt-Thc Bible says: 'Dwc ero man 1n3 thhRi
and Tho borrower is servant 10 the ln"'I h'
old prOyerb says: Who goes borrowing goes soIro"
inc y" The Association viii hc national ~ lis Siaicltl'
and when completed. the provisions OF itb t0nhItuu
aud bylaws. aud tho list Of ts O'cors aud eVho''of''
oil bs duly published.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark GsIsle. Shaw, Cow Bay coal.
Brig Birchard A. T0rrey Frsbs Rondout.
schf. Maggie Reddy st. John. n. T.. oil and pass
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosyoS Nov eAryed steamships Wm Kennedy Ban~ofss Ne
Marshall Philadelphia whitaker Rond'
MeInrs koudout; Irene Blbsthpors; sch AbssI0ss
Turks Island; Ann and susan, Mobile. .
ROxrKxn MosRo. Nov. 6--Arhved potbOat Henry W. Sser
Passed brig Wsrdal Navsssa -
Nov 6-Ciesred brgs Boiling Wave EewYork; hje
ougtton Philadelphia chr G. Geey NeEYork Arrived steam
ship Ceopstra, NewYork
tHAsLssros Nov. 6-Arved, steamship Charleston, EewYort;
bark Boeo ar bgs Joshua and Mav Cape de Verde Osprey
Csdeussi seb Grove w. H. Tiers Philadelphia OF the port,
ship Moher from NewYok Sailed steamship Sea Gull from
Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Nov ga dispatch from Cardiff that the Amer
Freeman. Newport L.
ush disabled haviag been damaged collision With unknown
slip a sea