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FARMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRABLE
= AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM TIVE
AND A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY. ON
THE STONY RUN OR NlNE-MlLE ROAD, CON.
TANNING TWENTY ACRES.-There j. on the
place great many fruit trees, consisting OF apple,
peach and dwarf pear, besides vineyard. The
land lies well, and Is under good enclosure. The
improvements consist of n handsome COTTAGE
RESIDENCE containing nine rooms, built in the
most improved style. with the usual out-houscs.
MIR. George Fleck, the present occupant, viii take
pleasure In showing the farm to any one. The les
see Will have the privilege of renting for one or
five years. Apply TO ,,,,r
Real Etate Agents and Auctioneers,
go la-stawow 1889 Main street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams Auctioneers'
orthwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

a VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, - y
THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET Neltl u
DAY, 2lst September, at O'Clock T. NJ. we VIII
sell upon the premises the 2r%prrtE sisa,sn as
The DWELLING is large. substantial. and well
arranged with about eight rooms; besides !.
Kitchen. with water and gas. on the premises. Inc
LOT fronts 40 feet and runs back about $50 feet.
With the dwelling will be sold LOT OF Sixty
feet front After which. will be sold a very beau,
tiful BUILDING LOT of 81 feet on the south, an"
two others OF - feet each on the north. -
The situation is pleasant ana retired, yet very
convenient to the business part Of the city.
So IL GRITRgS K WILLIAMS. AuctiOnccrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
DRED AN - THIRTY-SEvES eN ,S =
HALF ACRES, ON THE EICHMOND r, - En
tHARLOTTESyILLE PLANkR0hD. AB0uI
SEVEN MILES N0KTH nF kIcH III, o. a1c tn1
on the PREMISES. on WEDN ESDAY. 23d Of Septen-
brr at u o. clock NJ. the FARM located rs ahry'
described, formerly owned by Elijah Friday 't,i'i
adjoining the lands Of Is. E. Anderson J"hh
Clash s. G. WIidrop. and others. Iherc n,
TWO HUNDRED AND TH1RTY-sEIeE;,N IN M ~
md yin no sold as 4 whole or divided. The i'm
movements are a comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING with four rooms, In pretty good repair Il
balance In wood. IT,,
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months for neHotlaoe ho'eS
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
roh AuCtiOneers.
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NOR RENT. the FARM and RESI- O.

NOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- a.
Il DENCE now occupied by Miss Lavinia 81
Blair, on the Rroad-street road, about two miles
from the city of Richmond. The house has four
back porch two kitchens, with four rooms each !;
and well Of excellent water on the premises.
attached, most of which is well suited for the
growth Of vegetables Of every kind Possession
given let October. S. n. DAVIS
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Sc Is Eleventh and Main streets.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. C. E. KLOEBER DENTAL ssss
ROOMS No. s02 BROAD STREET, S2xsf1S
RICHMOND. VA.,) inserts beautiful ARTIFI-
CIAL TEETH on the yULCAElTE BASE for
twenty To thirty dollars per set. Particular aten-
ton given to ali operations necessary TO the preser-
Walton of the natural teeth. Correction ofirregu-
lar teeth cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
~ dental diseases ganarailV mvw
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

By Hill ( GOddIn.
Real Etate 4 gents &C.. No. 1903 Main street.
ZINE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
L 1t the request Of Mr.. John Gillian, we oif-r
county Of Powhar an on James river about twenty
five miles from Richmond and adjoluing the estate
If Charles Carter Lee. Esq. II contains On
Of which is hlyh land snd The balance is an Sland
with good ford connecting. There are several
buildings besides barn. and sufficient wood lana
attached. 2 his property is justly considered n
very valuable, produces finely, and IS In high
state Of CulflvatIOn.
For terms, &c, apply 10 ~
HILL & GODDJN.
Real Estate gents, &c,
So l5o,r No. 1909 Main street.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND fSes
LIEE.-Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY composing this line viii leave Phiadelphis
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI.
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken Tor Norfolk, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS and
bills ofladtug signed through.
Passage To Philadelphia, including meals and
staterOom, si9 W. z. PORTER, Agent
ocu Office No. 7l2S on the Dock.
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STEAMERS.

GTOR NEW YORK-ULD Do l+2Fs,
L MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-SaG.
EY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
MAPLE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anG
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every T UESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new /; they have elegan
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommoda.
tons and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for ac
tual expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for ali
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
y. l.. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR q CO., Agents,
mys corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATsSwa.

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATssSs
L COMPANY.-S r assszdEtss2,.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND
TIE WEST. LINE TO BAL
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH STEAMERS TO PHILADELPHIA.-SO
CHARGE FOR " HARFA f, DRAYAGE
OR FORWARDING, AND No TRAEsHP.
AND BALTIMORE.-Leayes Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday up to
7o'clock 2. u. These steamers have excellent sa-
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and stateroom
extra. For freight or passage applyt to
HARYEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents,
au 10 Commercial Block.
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4 MOUTH. AND ALL LANDIEGSSS szzlszazss~
ON THE IA MES RiVER.-The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA IIAHCOX, Captain q. G. GIF-
FORD leayes her wharf Al Rockets for above
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. anc
FRIDAY IL so'clock A. NJ, and returns On Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday.
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE AND
POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival OF STEAMER.
Fare TO Norfolk, S2-s
FREIGHT
received up to 81 p. NJ. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS, fer NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, and
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
at reasonab rates.
Freights for way-landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted 10 purser OF steamer must b.
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
Apply TO l.. 3. TATUA, Agent,
mn 81 Office, steamers wharf.
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PAINTERS, SUPPLIES.

vE'HE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT, and
BLAKE's FIRE-pRooF PA1ST.-Thls is the
best and cheapest paint for roofs fencing, and
rough work generally. Also, WHITE LEAD,
PAINTERS SUPPLIES for sale low by
A. BODEKER Il BROTHER, Druggists,
sel0 Main street near the Old Market.
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TITO MANuFACTURERS.-Ihe unui ii,
s,,,nsI VII, r.as. for n!uety-nine yg"nno, a.
WATkR.POWER near the Petersburg Nan
depot. For terms, apply 10 ,,,y sTrARSS
oihee' !ois Main street. opfo'''' sels-eotr"
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THEAP FARM FOR SALE.-lntending
" to remove To the Valley of irginia, oitrr
G.r sale nv farm located four miles fr, m Ashland
Hanover county, containing ls73 acres, 100 acres
cleared. balance In woods. The buildings consist
of dwelling (rccenty rcpairedl sm"ke-E"uae, corn
house new stable, &c Good apple and peach
orchards. The pl@cc Is we'll watercd by springs
and two running streams.
In order Ia make immediate sale VIII take
81 500: ,nc-third cash, balance ut twelve and
eighteen months, and give immediate possession,
and h" purchaser can take the crops anu stock al
valuation. x..,
For further Information apply to GEORGE A.
HUNDLEN, Richmond, or myself Ashland.
Sc lT-lOt ROBERT II. HI NDhET.
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HORSES AND MULES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST Az Pa
- RIVED and for sale AZ the EN- w
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE n,:AGIsalsLL
BLES, Franklin street, ONE HlSnhEp ->1-rhE
YOUNG MULES, FlFfY WELL .nitA.
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MAZE, 49, III
Bile for farming purposes; all OF when W, ,,!uS
1T reduced prices and on the most ace"h'
terms. - nASiS.
JUN -
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SCHOOL CIRCULARS printed ct short
= notice In the best style Of the art, at the DIS
PATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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For SALE.

TOR SALE, A STEAM ENGINE AND
L BOILER, nearly new. Also, TONGUE
AND GROOMING MACHINE, with bits aud saw
tables With saws, shafting, pulleys and betting
complete; VIII DC sold cheap. Apply to
Sc G-uR u, W. PlChREIL i W.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.
CONTEMPORARIES.

OVNE EIO x HVISRIRSHkI'0s
I OOK.
IL 10 boxes LEMONS
10 bags C0COANITS.
20 barrels assorted NUTS,
50 boxes RA1SlSS. assorted sizes
LOCO boxes SARDISFS,
goo boxes FRENCH CANDY,
10 cases assorted PICKLES.
10 dozen assorted PEACHES,
10 dozen CANNED OYSTERS,
10 dozen assorted SAUCES.
6 dozen assorted CATSCPS
IL, 900 PIPES AND STEMS
CITRoN, CUkRAkTS,
PRUNES, CRACKERS, &C, &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, IL Is to your inte-
rest to buy your COSFECTIONARIES where you
can always get them FRESH. l manufacture
daily superior CANDY. CAKES. and CRhCk-
Frs, and pledge myself to sell cheaper Than the
cheapest.
Give me q call. -
W. W. TRIBBETT,
Sc l6 lll6 Main street, next 10 Dispatch.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT AUG
I TON. to hc sold without reserve at the distil-
Iery near Fredcrlcks Halt depot. Louisa county,
Va. on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1865,
4STPFRIoR HORSES.
2WAGONS.
AMBULANCE. second hand:
8HFADSUPERIOR REEF CATTLE,
belonging to the distillcry concern.
Sc l.-tds JAMES T. DICKINSON.
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81 AVERAGE, AND SMITHS, ''''-'
ANTHRACITE CoAL-egy and stove.
OAK WOOD-long and saved.
PINE WOOD-long and sawed
at the lowest market rates.
Two months ago ad9ised the prt,,c ,s.,.
tainty Of rise IN the price Of coal ''s 'e''
before 1t advances upon the presen, r,so ''' nov
seq E,yb,r s,r,o. JOHN II; PILcHYR
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY.
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AuISSTE0H SALES.
THIS DAY.


BE- Cook 4 Laughton, AuctIoneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
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NUMBER OF POLICIES In FORCE FEBAI'
AIRY L LES, 81 ~

NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DUNN
THE YEAR, II, 80.
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On WEDNESDAY the 2ad instant; co,l nnE
NJ 10 O'Clock we will sell 1T our auctloh-r3oI
c az q very large and attractive stock
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WOOD FOR SALE am Drar---5-
w deliver OAK WOOD for ~ PAIel .
WOOD for IS per cord, or viii sell n a. "a PiSG
the dock. Al orders left with CraTfs : f9a r.:
and Twenty-frst, win be promptly aIrat Tsa.Is:.
sc a-Sm u "I":
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WOOD ANH CDay

GOAL AND W0oD-Prcpare for viz,
" and save any further advance in ro o' flhtti
Ing 1T PAGES corner Sinetc,n.b ~ ra.
streets, or serenLh and Grace street, ana caf7
piled With the best ANTHRACITE rE@1,'gs-
from ~ IT, IS. per ton Of 2 coo pourft ."hL \
Also, best PiSE WOOD at n Der - co ,%,' 7e'et
sawed SECOND QUALITY iJHE ..,"t ~ |,
cord; OAK. es.5o per cord. or +, n ~ -
tity. and price. f'''''j Gag.
s.. 10 TTTspr r. >,
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BRO0KLYy NTEiLlCEyCE.

BuRGLARY.-The residence OF Mr.. william Hepburn
IT. Schermerhorn street. was broken into on wednes
day night last and robbed OF stockton the Humboldt
Silver Mining Company, plate, clothing and other
valuable property, though to what amount could
not be ascertained.
NEW STEAMER FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMEsT.-The
new and elegant steamer ordered for Washington
Engine Company No. l, or the western District Fire
Department received by that efficient organiza-
ton yesterday afternoon. The occasion was made
OF some slight ceremony, the BOYS paradng with
q full rope, headed 10y the engineers and drawing
their machine. At the engine house In Prospect
street the new apparatus was also received with APP
propriate honors.
RECOVERED DAMAGEs-Pa.rick Rooney, who
brought an action against the Brooklyn Gas Com
pany 10 damages, gained his suit 10 the City
Court, before Judge Thompson, yesterday. The
plaintiff was struck on the head by the arm OF der
rick, which fell him while he was working be-
meath IL at the defendants yard. IL was charged
that the accident was the result OF carelessneas
the part Of the company In not properly securing the
derrick. The medical testimony went to show that
the plaintiff was incapactated for hard work, and
has been so since May last, when the accident hap
pened. The company offered no defence and the
jury found verdict OF So 100 for plaintiff
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CLEARED.

Steamship Aeppc OBJ. Harrison. Liverpool via Queens
steamship Eagle, Greene, Hsvana-Atiantie Mall Steam
ship Co. - $500.
For 4 Co.
steamship Monterey, Ryder, Charleston--A Leary:
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, Wilmington, NV fCyde
Steamship Albemare Couch, Norfoik Guy font ana hcu-
steamship Diriro, johnson. Portland Ames.
Steamship Cilaucus. Walden. Boston-W Clyde.
Ship Martha G) Savin, Cork for orders via Philadelphia
Ship whampoa (Br), Carer-New Orleans Peabody, VII
BARK Hara tNorw) johnson, LIverpool-Funch Msincks
Bark xlbiua waelfaler Bristol, E-Thos Dunham's Ne
phew A Co.
Bark L Pye tBr), Pye Cork for ordsn-cr.aea, rrs-
BARK Rosina (Br, Robertson Antwerp Allney saunby
Brig Rosario (Br), Hamilton, Bristol-A l. Rowe Co.
Brig Stephen Duncan, Hughes, Aarselles-NL AcCreadY
Brig Mary Blanc (Br) Crimes St Johns, NF-Heney
Brig Alex Mliken r, Durfee ST Johns MFG Brewer.
Brig Wilmington Orb Marel, Cow -htton Watson
Brig Victoria Ursula Br) Lenor, Little Glacs Bay-G
Brswer.
Brig Humming Bird Br), Stephens, HantsportJ Whit
Schr Grapeshot, Davis st Kitts--Jones 4 Tough
Schr Mary Hickman, White, Richmond-N l. McCready
&Co
schr Henry Doremus Crowel Norfok-C Staples.
schr Brainard Dickinson, Portland-G Racket
Bro.
schr Fanny Elder Shea, Boston-R p Bnck h Co.
Schr Tolles Day, Dighton, Mass-G Racket Bro.
Schr Salie Burton, Pelman, Stanford
Steamer ID Utley, Davis, Philadelphia
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


MAN MIssING.-Mr. Joseph Stilwen, grocer OF
this city, has been missing since Monday last. He
went to New York and was last seen at house in
Fifteenth street.
The CITY GUARD CONCERT AND HOP came oil sue
cessfuly at the Wigwam on Wednesday night.
Governor Ward and number OF officers of the Ma
tionai Guard. New York, were in attendance.
Newark.
ESSEX COUNTY REPUBLICAN CoNvENTloN.-At the
Essex county republican convention held at the Wig
wan yesterday, OF which Francis Mackin, OF New
OF Mountclar, and Mr.. Theodore Macknet, OF
Newark, were secretaries, Mr.. Andrew Tweed
OF Livingston, was nominated for Sheriff, to run
against Sheriff Bush, the present incumbent who is
mp for reelection on the democratic ticket. The
names Of several other gentlemen put forward,
but finally withdrawn and the nomination Of Mr..
Tweed made unanimous Leander Williams OF
Orange; John F. Chase, Of Newark, and Robert
Lang, of Newark, were nominated az Coroners.
There was full attendance OF delegates. But few
others were present.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL about a quarter
to twelve O'Clock on Wednesday night young man
named Nicholas Farley, twenty-one years OF age
unmarried and resident Of No. SO Mon
roe street. was fatally injured at the
Chestnut street depot Of the New Jersey
Railroad. From the most reliable statements
1t appears the injured man, accompanied by a
quarter past eleven O'clock train and soon the
latter reached the depot he jumped of one side,
Tne the on 5e Snn 81 tine
engine he stumbled and fell. At that moment the
train started or and Farley was shockngly crushed
was horribly mutilated. while the left one was
broken In three places. citizen reported the
ter at the station house and three men were sent to
called In, but although he was auye last evening,
his recovery Ia beyond hope. He was attended by
his mother and spiritual advisers. 1t is thought he
was uOuOr.
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TIE SECOND pOsrp0Npp RACE

THE SECOND POSTPONED RACE.
The second postponed race was called on al eleven
O'clock This was between W. IL. Taylor, Duchess
Western New York. Jack Lewis, Topsy, Columbus
Navigator and America, Lady Walton and Bayard
having been withdrawn last night, when darkness
enveloped the track and before IL was decided TO
postpone the race Duchess and Taylor having won
heat each in this race, and Emperor being dis
tanced, after winning two heats, for foul driving
betting quite sharp Duchess being the favorite
at slight odds over Taylor, the others being
flrst score
FlTlh HeGt-The horses got away at the second
attempt Taylor taking the lead, Duchess second,
America third, Western New YORK fourth, Columbus
to the quarter pole two lengths ahead
OF Duchess the others trailing behind.
Time. thirty seven seconds. Taylor and Duchess
retained the same positions at the halfmiie pole
they were in at the quarter pole IN ll4 They trot
ted nney around the lower turn, but when they got
break and heat her TO the four lengths. West
ern New York was third, Jack Lewis fourth, Column
bus Navigator fifth and America last Time, 2:29 a.
All the horses were now ruled out that had not won
q heat IN ave.
SItn Reat-Taylor was the favori,e at 100 to 80
He had a length the best of the send or and
Duchess, breaking on the turn, gave him lead Of
three lengths TO the quarter pole; he made a break
ana took run on the way. Time, thirty
eight aud half seconds. On the backstretcn
Duchess closed rapidly, but broke up again
and Taylor passed the haf-mne pole in l:t6
The mare broke again on the lower turn, but COM
ing with rush. reached the wheel OF Taylor at the
loot OF the homeStretch. line struggle up TO the
stand resulted IN Taylor winning the heat by three
quarters OF a length in 1888. The following is a sum-
$50 l.Aa tt..lt.sI tsa<~ ..s.s
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HOP IN THE sEWHTY-FRs1 REsImsHr ARmosy.

The new armory OF the Seventy-1rst regiment in
Thirty-second street was last night the scene OF a
brilliant entertainment. The members OF Company
l. being DESTROYS Of afrording their friends an oppor
tunity Of viewing their quarters under the most
favorable circumstances, issued invitations for the
first military hop Of the season, and the crowded
state OF the ballroom last nigne showed how their
enterprise was appreciated. The drill room was
tasteully decorated with the flags and guidons Of
the regiment and other emblems OF pleasing and
cheerful character and all that could be done by the
Committee on Hops to render the affair success
was accomplished. Dancing was kept up until q
late hour and everybody enjoyed the occasion.
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schr Dick williams, Hen, Maiden for Philadelphia
schr Barrett Nick:.son, New Bedford
ssr 5i|:' r.1se s.s s ssS Bedford
schr k amelia Mss.,a So n New c sss0ra
schr lola, Taylor, Provincetown days, with nsh 10
Brunds, Chapman Provncssown, days. with fsh
sssr TSs for
sST a a% S. r Philadelphia
SER ssrshsn h.sSsnsn ks Rissr fsr E..ostApor
s seSr senn: "a. ser
schr Isaac Borden. Borden, Fall River.
tayinss sI Sssns so Say:f sSms
Sri James Parks. e. Els.sshpor
schr Eliza Hamilton Cole, Providence:
schr Triumph, Chester, Providence.
schr John walker Butler, Providence for Philadepha,
sshr shspsard Mount Young rrovasnes for Rondou
scSr ssy%Su Norton Prqsdsncs for
seSr Eiiz. Rsyno hutchinson Proyidsnee for Rondous
schr Charles drainer Harvey, Providence for Elizabeth
schr Susan Mary Kenyon Providence for Ezabethport.
schr Thos Mathews; Ryan, Providence for Trenton.
schr Henry Castoa Knowles Providence for Ezabethpor
schr J Mercer, King, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Jesse Clark, Rogers Providence for Philadelphia
hr pnns ProuSsnee for PSaaeph.
Schr Clara Merffck, Foster, Dutch Island
Schr Dickens, Babcock, Westerly.
Schr Beuah Sharp Cole Bakers Landing for Elizabeth
port.
schr Anhea Godfrey, Godfeey Newport for Philadelphia
Schr Lagnna, Donnel Newport for Elizabehport
Schr Ellen Cnrley Dickens New London for Eizabethpor
Schr VIM Wright Sanders, New London for Elizabeth
port.
schr VIM F Randolph, Tompkins New London.
Schr Delphi, Elcott, Norwich.
schr Corene, Davis, Norwich for Ezabethport.
Schr Reading RR No ST. Lynch, Norwich for Philadelphia
schr Conneclcut, Lock. Norwich for Rondont.
schr Com Foote, Foley, Norwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Connecticut, Staples, Norwich.
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Bowman Hartford.
schr Surge, Dennis, Hartford.
Schr Storm, Draper New Haven for Elizabethpor
Schr Excelsior, Hubbard, New Haven.
Schr Annie Wells Jackson New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Escort, Phillips Bridgeport
Schr Paugasset, Staples Bridgeport for Alexandria
schr Reading RR No A. Reed bridgeport for Philadelphia.
Schr Frank Nelson, Harvey bridgeport.
schr Seaport, Bryant. Bridgeport.
schr Anna Glover Watson Bridgeport for Philadelphia.
Scbr Mercer, Mercer, Bridgeport.
Schr Nelson Hail. Lewis, Portland, O..
Schr Celestia, Hubbard, Portland, CT.
Schr Brainard Wells, Portland, CT.
Schr Charm Dudley Portland, Ct. for Philadelphia.
Schr Essex, Parker, Portland, Ct for Philadelphia.
schr Nathan Smaller, Brewer, Portland Ct.
Schr Fred Hall, Lewis, Portland, Ct
Schr Branard, French, Portland, o..
Sohr David Currie Reed Portland, CT.
Schr Alfred Hall. Lewis, Connecticut River.
Schr Judge Runyon Lewis, Connecticut River.
Schr Henry, Davis, Port Jefferson.
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

few days ago the large dwelling house OF Mr..
Stumbled, Shutdown station, IN Suffolk county,
burned to the ground, the result OF explosion
consumed; $1,000 In money and some valuable
jewelry. Loss about $4,000, on which there was a
Martial Insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16
SHIPPING NEW s.
Almanac Tor New york---rhi. Day.
PORT OF New YORK, OCTOBER Is, 1868.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving At this port will
please all packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports delivery Of packages
~ will be By the following proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1883 =
Resolved That after April l. 1883 the Associated
Press VII discontinue the collection Of ship news In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
~ The odce Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JrArHETTF 10 whitehall slip. All commune atoms from
owners and eonsignees the masters inward bound
vessels wll be sFrdsd free Of charge