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The New York herald., 1870-09-22
THE UNIVERSALISTS.
Centenary Anniversary mt Gloucester-Fa-
vors,bIe Condition Of Educational Institu-
ti0ns-WOmen's Centenary Meeting.
Con ni

Centenary Anniversary at Gloucester-Fa-
vorsbie Condition Of Educational Institu-
tions-WOmen's Centenary Meeting.
GLOUCESTER Mass. Sept. 2I, 1870.
The second days session of the Universalist cen.
tenary meeting was full tn overnOwing. COME.
renee meetings were held in two other churches this
morning at halfpast seven O'Clock. The Council
met at halfpast nine O'Clock In large tent. 1t is
estimated that from twelve 10 fifteen thousand per-
sons were present to-day.
The afternoon session was given to the reception
and consideration OF reports. The report educa-
tiOn gave full exhibit Of the condition OF the
church educational institutions, shOwing-First, we
have Lombard University, Gaesburg, H., the builo-
ana personal property, with ibrary Containing
1000 volumes, worth 100000. Second, we have st.
Lawrence University, Canton. N j., with three de-
Observation-Disclosures, theological and lawthe total
assets OF which are $l53, l50 and library contain
ing 5000 volumes The value Of the buildings chapel
TUT College, Massachusetts established in 1854, the
total assets OF which 5000 O00 the value OF the
building and grounds $4,000, and the library,
Smthson College, LoganspOrt, Ind. the total
assets OF which are $55,ooO. and twelve
acres OF land worth 81, 900; the main building was
put under contract last August and will be open in
the fall OF 1871. Fifth, we have Bucntil College
Ohio named In honor OF John Bucnti, by whose
mun1cence 1t was founded. Its assets are ss5, OOO
The Central College building Will be immcdi ately
begun.
Westbrook seminary, Stevens Plains, Me-, incor-
p0rated In 1881; third, Green Mountain Institute,
South Woodstock. VT; fourth Deane Academy,
Franklin, Mass; fifth, Jefferson Liberal Institute,
Jefferson, Wis.,, and sixth, Green Mountain Central
Institute, Barre, Vt-the total valuation Of which
Is $685. 900. Theological Schools Canton N. j.. and
Tuft College, Massachusetts; Divinity School, Col
lege Hill. Mass. The denomination has five col
leges, seven academies and two theological schools,
representing total valuation OF nearly $2,00000O.
The report on Sunday schools was made by G. G:
Needham, OF New York, and was an able and
lengthy one. The first Universalist Sunday school
was organized in Stoughton Mass, In 1919. Forty
were formed In 1859 ana $50 nave been reported as
formed this year. The whole number In our limits
is 500 and the membership 40,000. Twenty-slx lady
superintendents are mentioned. Massachusetts,
New York and Ohio have over 5000 teachers. The
report was crowded with facts and filed with the
most valuable practical suggestions
women's centenary meeting was held In the
Universalist church to-day. The church was
crowded TO repletlOn thousands having had to 90
away for want of room. Spirited and eloquent ad-
dresses were made by Mrs. Mary A. LlvermOre, Mrs.
Phoebe Hannaford, Miss olympia Brown and Miss
Chapln
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ARRIVALS.


RHPORTBD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
French steam corvette Laouehe Treve Capt Bassett,
Steamship China Br,, Macaulay Liverpool Sept 10 and
r.1,sn s Had d.. sna Tsw e with heavy
sisam,hlp Idaho tBrl. rrisc, Liverpool Sept and
dnlSn ll,h inst. :. 10 80 AN. LAT 20 Ion passed
in company with steamers, supposed to be French
steamship Castillo tsp), Brunad, Havana u days, with
mdse and 30 passengers Had rough lost
boats stove ha.che &c the bound TO Barceoua put
steamship untsylls Crowe. Savannah sep.l7 with md.e
north OF Haterss. American bark bound north,
showing white flag with red bali in centre.
and passengers Garrison. 10Th inst at 80
PM OIL Egg Harbor, spoke ship Dragon (B from Bombay
steamship Fl Cia, kickerson, Wilmington, NC. days,
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Phiadephia, with mdss to
s o asRgy ss MAY G1 x.
%sRs ss.yy WV sss. @ S2s
XIV = "; Sep. :, q, ls 2 N, Ion 60 ss ".
s @ '?s's and M % %s
% fs q
SSns sa ay. ou % e. e. HS
ssw ss % a9 g dns'
erpool days out 26th lat 28 25 Ion 92U f. ship Duke of
Manchester (Br from Bombay for Liverpool 50 out
mdse to Punch. Edge Co. Had light winds cams
OF the Banks 18th inst lat 80 30, lon II 30 had hurricane
from NNE 10 NV. lasting six hours received damage
After the gale several vessels with loss OF and
sails but unable TO ascertain any OF their names; Sh
inst lat 40 a. Ion 57 spoke bark Young Turk (of Boston,
hence for Malaga.
Bark Angelica tal, Martino, Bordeaux, 40 days. with
mdse, TO Funch, Edye 4 Co. Had variable weather
Bark Helespont Crowel Buenos Ayres Aug H. with hides,
to Ropes Co Had IS days to the equator crossed Aug
Pm, sighted Bermuda light % miles distant; wind Sc,
weather threatening 18th wilma freshening TO gale from
SE th lat rs lon SO 90 10 AM, wind increasing barometer
falling running under two lower topsas reeed oresa
at IL barometer ~ 5O at Pm wind hauling east, with
heavy gusts Of wind and rain barometer falling TO-
thinking we were In the quadrant Of the Storm took In
foetopsa brought ship to- with head east wind blowing
fearful gale and high from SOUTH barometer Z9
wind gradually hauling to Me- 5P wind NNE; SPIN
weather side blown In board carrying the boat
at barometer rising to 4 wind at this time to NV,
blowing perfect hurricane by midnight wind moderating
barometer slowly rising storm passing to and NV OF
during this time lying to under lea cew Of main
topsail; ship laboring heavily wind moderatng to
took pilot on Barnegat from pilotboat Fannie No IL.
Brig Lena (Br Nicol Montego Bay, Ja 2 days. with log
wood and passengers TO master Had light easerly winds
the entire passagc has been IL days north Of Haea left
vessels.
Brig Barracuda (r Knne, Cow Bay, CB, Is days, with
coal, to Manhattan Gas Co-vesse to Crandal, BertauK
Co. Was TO the Highlands 18th inst, Obliged to
haul on shore account Of The NE gale prevailing at the
time.
schr Susan Wright, Rollins Georgetown Sc 10 days. with
Schr Mary Louisa Gaskt, Washington NC, dAyr. with
naval sQrea n Z0nhsr Muls,
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THE EPISCOPALIANS.
ConsecratiOD Of the Bishop Of New Hamp-

Conservation Of the Bishop Of New Hamp.
shire.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. II, 1870:
Professor william Woodruff Niles, OF Trinity Col
lege, Connecticut, was To-Day consecrated Bishop
OF the Episcopal diocese OF New Hampshire, being
the first ever consecrated in this State The bishops
and clergymen assembled at private house near
St Paul's church, in this city, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
and, after the transaction Of the usual business,
moved to the church. The presiding Bishop, B. b.
Smith, OF Kentucky, and James w. Williams, Bishop
OF quebec, led the way, followed by other bishops
and clergymen about fifty in number.
The usual morning services Of the Church were
read, the music being under the direction Of the
Rev. James Haughton, OF Hanover and consisting
OF the boy choIrs OF ST. Paul's school, Concord and
ST. Johns, Lowell. The sermon by Bishop Doane,
OF Albany strong and able d0ctrinal discourse
dwelling on the CathOlistic features In the Church
administration.
The Bishop elect was then presented for consecra-
tiOn by Bishops Williams, OF Connecticut, and Neal
ley, OF Maine.
The church was crowded to It's utmost capacity.
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THE INDIANS.

Desperate Condition Of Affairs iu Arizona-
The Country Overrun by che Savages-
Tucson in a State Of Siege.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, 1870.
Later advices have been received from Tucson
the capital OF Arizona. The place, to all intents,
was in state OF siege No mails were received from
California from July 81 to August 26 Ten or twelve
whites were Killed IN the month OF August in the
vicinity or TUCSON and number or Mexlcans on the
border OF Sonora, mail riders, soldiers and team
sters, were slaughtered. The mails, mail stations
and wagon trains were destroyed and the farmers
were abandoning their ranches.
war meeting had been held and liberal subscrip-
tons made Tor the purpose OF protection against the
savages. Companies OF. f.v0lunteers were organizing
TO act III conjunction with Lieutenant Cushing g
command. detachment OF the Third cavalry. The
Indians were absolutely free to commit any deprc-
dations.
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EXPLOSION At JERSEY CITY.
Ono Man Killed and Another Severely
Injured.

Ono Man Killed and Another Severely
Injured.
At the foot OF Sussex street. Jersey CITY is foun-
dry belonging to Mr.. John Carey. Among the Old
to be consigned 10 the furnace two large shells
were careessly left, and the proprietor states that
he warned MS men, especially Peter Livery, to have
these smells removed ana buried, so as to prevent
any accident This order was little heeded how.
ever, anu about six O'Clock last evening Livery
threw the shells into the furnace. The
result was as might be expected. Not
many moments elapsed when loud explosion
TOOK place. followed by another III quick succ sson.
The furnace was scattered In fragments all sides
and the unfortunate man Livery perlshed among
the ruins, his limbs being torn asunder and the
body frightfully burned and mutlated. The III
lated man was thirty-fve years old and resided at
the corner OF Warren and Mercer streets where he
leaves wife ana four children The remains were
conveyed TO the City Hospital and IN the meantime
Coroner Burns notified.
Another man, named William Green, was injured
severely, though his wounds are not considered
fatal. IL was very fortunate that there were not
more employees In proximity TO the furnace which
sent screening Jets OF dame and red hot bricks In
all directions.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Sept Al SOP NJ
The money market closed quiet Consos 923
money ana sg es for the account American securities
quiet United States hvetwenty bonds 1862 90 1861 old,
S99 1857, SsS ten-fores, 85 Erie Railway shares, 10
Illinois Central ll3: Atlantic and Great Western, 23h.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIyERPOOL, Sept 2l-
80 M-Ihe cotton market closed quiet. Kidding up
lands $40 I'D ;middng Orleans, 9d. esd The sales
OF the day have been TO- bales including $500 FOR export
and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFB MARXET.-Ltv ERrOOL. Sept
N-P. M.-The market Ia firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS 'MARKET.-LIvERpooL, Sept
N-P M.-Pork dull. Lard firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoOL Sept IL
+. M.-Common rosn, "a. Cd ia. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONpoN, Sept 2l.-Taliow
declining Sugar quiet Linsecd oil firm at G3l per
Common rosin hrmer. Sperm oil, E5y per ton.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Great Fire In Grass vnlIey-Suit Against the
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 81, 1870.
The property Of the Empire Mining Company at
Grass Valley California, including the mil hoissing
and pumping works, storehouses, and 5000 cords Of
wood, was burned yesterday. The loss amounts to
s15 0Oo on which there is an insurance OF $40 0OO
General Sherman reached Portland, oregon, yes
terday, where he met with an enthusiastic recep-
tion.
The state OF California has commenced suits
against the Pacific Mail steamships Montana and
America for nearly 100000 for violation OF the pas
aenger Rcs
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A NEW PLANET DISCOVERED.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept 81, 1870.
The Morning Herald of tomorrow Will contain q
communication from Dr. q. II. F. Peters, Director
OF The Litchfeld Observatory OF Hamilton College.
announcing the discovery OF another planet, the
1l2th OF the asteroids. The discovery Was made on
Tuesday morning. On Wednesday morning the
position OF the planet was established VIZ, hlteen
degrees and twcnty-efght minutes OF right ascen-
sOn and ten degrees and thirteen minutes Of north
decliuati0n. The brightness Is that OF fixed star
OF the eleventh magnitude. 1t Is named "phgenla. !"
The planet discovered ON the l4tn OF August has
been named Ate"
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German Unity Under NO Political Enthusi-
nsm-Kins William to be Emperor.
CUEA.
Capture of Two Sus

Capture of Two Suspicious Schouncrs.
HAVANA, Sept. 81 1870.
The schooner Guanahany, from Nassau, with
cargo OF arms and munitions OF war, was captured
at CayO Romano.
The schooner Margaret. from Nassau. In ballast,
with five passengers on board, captured at Cayo
Cruz.
A number OF prisoners arrived here this morning
from Manzanio. Among them are persons belong
ing to the families OF FigueredU, VarelO colorado,
Ocha and Dilun.
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SPAIN.

The Diplomacy in Pnris-Ahead in Recog.
niti0n.
MADRID, Sept. 81, 1870.
II now seems that Senior Olozaga had been in
structea to recognize the French republic when
Lord Lyons, the English Minister, did so, and yet he
acted without waiting the latter's recognition.
The Spanish towns Oh the Mediterranean coast
are suffering from vOmit0. The disease has not
appeared here.
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reoms OF territory according to reports circulating


MazZini President of the Council and Minister of
Foreign Affairs
Carolla, Minister of the Interior.
Cemuschi, Minister OF Finance.
Fabrzi, Minister OF War.
P0rta Minister oil Public Works.
Ferrari, Minister OF Education.
Mancini. Minister OF Grace and Justice.
Mussi, Minister OF Agriculture and Commerce
Garibaldi, Minister OF the Marine.
How the Deed Was Accomplished and Why
FLORENCE, Sept. 21, 1870.
Florence Is In blaze tonight over the entrance
OF the Italian troops into Rome.
special correspondent sends the follow
Ing sketch OF the steps which led to this
great event:-On Saturday, Sgnor MertinO find
ing that no arrangement could be made with
the Pope, left Rome, ana teegraphed in conJunc-
tion with General Cadorna to Florence that
nothing was left but to march on Rome A Cabinet
council was called ct once The King, who has al.
ways desired to await the death OF Pope Plus TX
ana Of Maazini before taking any decisive action,
was overruled by the unanimous voice OF the Minis.
ters Ordee were sent at once to Cadorna, Bixio
and Angi0letti to make q combined advance
The Italian forces passed the Papal frontier and
advanced to the Tibcr which they crossed on Sun
day at Parte Felice Cnta CasteIlana and Mare Ro-
fonda were surrendered without any serious resist
ance.
Monday Rome was completely surrounded by the
three Italian columns.
After parley With the Prusslan Minister
on that day is was decided to end
the matter at once, as there could be no
doubt that the Papal government was overawed
and the safety of Rome imperilled by the 0bstnacy
and indoent fanaticsm OF the foreign zouaves, who
were also on the point OF lighting among themselves,
the dissatisfaction being intense between the Ger
man zouaves on the one side, and the French,
Dutch, and Irish zouaves on the other. The latter.
angered by the conduct OF certain officials of the
Vatican. went for to tear OF their medals OF
Montana and cast them in fire in the place OF st.
Peter.
Yesterday the Italian forces, 1000 strong.
closed in upon the city. The Zouaves made a
desperate resistance at the Pata Paverizo,
the Campo Militalre. the POnto Moggiore and
del Popolo; but after the fighting had continued for
half an hour orders we're sent to them perempt0riy
from the Pope himself to cease firing They Obeyed
unwillingy. and many of them broke their muskets
IN their vexaton. Colonel Charcttes threw his sword
into the Tber. ~
1t is announced from Florence tonight that papers
were found at Rome by Tyrus Meiikeo duplicating
Mazzlni, GarIbadi and Karl Blum In plot for
popular rising, that this decided the course of
the Italian Cabinet. Mazzn will now be liberated.
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Passed Through Hell Gato,

Passcd Through He'll Gatc,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Drigo Johnson Portland for New York. with
in sss Aoee Watson, Els New Bedford for New York.
schI George Temple Beckwh Seal Island for New York
during the cruiser o had very heavy weather
yarh sShr w Chandler cBr Lake. Windsor Ms for
% hoon Jasper Cow Bay for New York. with to
Shr Com hearney rhibrook Calais for New York. with
schr Baldwin Long Gloucester for New York, with
Bedford for for New YORK.
& sShr Ann am Ezaseh Chase, New Bedford for New York
l sSnr Senator; smith D,shtsn FOR EilsssSport '0''
ssT s N'x
shr sshr Msrwin Bqnce, Providence for New York.
S Frsnkn cosS iSra SorWe% fos SsT
S Hnna s. sps s New
as1 ns'aD9s hsdl% as Ss SsS New
sehr Josephine, Lindsey, New Haven % for New YORK.
senr ~ Davis bsvs New Haven for Elisabe.hpor,.
sseSor fea r NsM xS
senr Mercer, Wasson, Bridgeport for Elaabothport.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Eunce, Barker, New York for Cow Raw
sla Brla Wavelet Brtton New York for fistom
seSr May May E%%s Gps5o for New Haven
Tre1seon FOR ,sf ha1ot% asT:,STd
Schr vapor, Lynch Trenton for New Haven
""N'' N"''oy 'o' New ha-
Schr Geo Washington Peck Ellzabethport for stamford
port. o'"p"'' ior Drioce-
schr % Isaac Evans: Pierce, Ezabehpor for Providence
ocnr SeorGe Todd, Adams zabethport for Provdenc.
schr Mary Tce, Tce, Elizsbethport for Providence
Haven. S'' A-'~"Do'npo" ior new
Scnr uenry Lemuel Jarvis Elizabethpor New Haven
Scnr " Whistler, keefe, Elzabehport for Taunton ~
Schr Kate, Scranton Elizabethport for Fall River
Schr Entire, Knnear, Elzabehport for Fall River
schr Zoe, Hall Rondout for Providence
Schr George Glum. Rankin hobOken for MiddIs,ow,
Schr Benz Strong, Brown Hoboken tor Providence
scnr Lizzie Taylor HOboken for Hartford
Schr John Brooks, Fox Hoboken for New Haven
Schr Red Beach, Holmes. New York for Ellsworth
Schr John A Smith, Lord, New York for EIsworth
S Scnr valentine, Burgess, New York for Halifax.
Scnr Blue bird, Einlay, New York for st John. Mr.
Ss schr N Clark Stocking. New York for Middletown
Schr l. Tolcs, Day. New York for Norwalk
Schr y Dickens, Babcock, New York for westerly
Schr Seraph. Ryder. New York for Boston.
Schr Emma, White New YORK for Taunton
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SAILED.

,s,eanships Cuba, FOR Liverpool; Minnesota do; Iowa.
NC. ' ''o" D io'y' Newoern,
u nrks Mary Evans for Gloucester, Oazee Barbados;
william Rathbone, New Orleans.
Wind at sunset SSE fresh
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AUS TRlA.

Royal Compliment from Brazil.
VIENNA, Sept. 81, 1870.
The Emperor OF Brazil Is expected here soon.
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SCOTLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
GLASGOW. Sept. q, 1870.
Yesterday afternoon q large building in course Of
erection in this city fell with great crash. Eleven
workmen were buried in the ruins, five OF whom
were kille d.
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ENGLAND.
Holding Fast to the Bible.

Holding Fast the Bible.
LONDON, Sept. 81, 1870.
The London Times to-day ridicules the protest OF
Bishop Coke against the mode of the proposed re-
vision OF the Bible and says his arguments practi-
cay oppose any revision whatever.
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The War.
0REAT NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
Much alarm has felt during the Franco
tho fashions but anxiety 10 .a matter
was by the enterprise few American cspitasts
the do 10 % skilled
modistea Foremost among whom were ALTMAN, BSOS.
Co., S3 and 1888 Sixth svcnus whose drsss ana sai de-
partm.nt In superb. Their GRAND OfESlN0 DAY q on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER n. when rich assorsnen, OF
silks Ribbons Apacas, White and Dress Gooda, ac via
be vtew Ladies will appreciate hA yisS 70 their fAsoe
establishment.
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Indies From the Country-H You VISA
good Boots aud Shoes pAtronize MILLER CO.. No. 3
Union
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Every Genuine Bottle Of Congress Wnfcr
has large "C upon the glass None genuine sod on
drsught. Depot, ~ Chamber street
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q TO Gentlemen.-Intcst siylo Piece Goods
for order work; sample 0armens reeay made.
J. saS's"sy, .AGsssni Tailor. 5eS RroaduN.
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Devoe's Kerosene On.-Warranted Safe.
pure and superior In ali respects to ordinary oil For
sealed packages (hvc and galons expressly family
use, also in barrels by DEVOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY, III Fulton street, New York.
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loyal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In
gold Information furnished Tho highest rstcs paid for
Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Silver -
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Val street, New York.
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Missisquoi Spring Wntcr.-A Fresh Supply
Just received by JOHN f. HENRY, No. College place.
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A.-WarnOck & Co.'s

A.-Warnock & Co.'s
Seven Dollar Hat.
Genius, experience and faculties.
Seek only square composition
worthiy succeed o our i've dollar pearl summer hats
Others h1ys soS yet to en,Sy , rs class hAt
We commend them for
Gons Boys and Youths felt cloth Hats able
wARSoCK 4 CO. 5is Broadway
All, Knox is Ahead Asain-He Always II.
Therefors no one is SURPRISED KSoxs Fs Styles pre out
KSoS @ BpoaaWay F%i r
ton street.
~, a Medical Wonder-Hyntt's Life Bni-nm.--
peas, Salt Rheum Pippies, Bloiches old Ulcers Fever
sores the worst eases Of diseases Of the
.ay great Further @ A'n''' &C., are most GER
lar diseases certain curative Fls,ua cars-
bic cases and has cured very of the
. F19 n % Gs.9s bottle
express -
"Hyau's InxnsnuG Saved Ny Life.-I HaA
caAn arars my TO S oa had oesn 70
f? quickly @a' d'nE
OLIVER ii. cRossxAN, % Chi street, New York"
American Waitham Watches
FULLER CO., & John street, New York.
A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Hat, mt Pepss-
lar prices, to DOUGANS. l02 Nassau street.
Ann
A.-Herrinw's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2oi Broadway, corner Murray s,r,sI
A.-Stylisln Hnts mt Popular Prices.
BURKE, Manufacturer, 128 Fulton street.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water In n
certain cure for II. Depot l6 Cliff street.
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Oevoe's Kerosene On.-Warranted Safex
pure and superior In ali respects to ordinary For
sealed ave and Ten gaions expressly for family
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SHIPPING m E w S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails Destination.
tlHoe.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCrORER.
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Diabetes, Diubcfes.-COnstituti0n Water In n
certain tor II. Depo, 81 Cliff street.
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Tho War.

The Upright Pnient Trunk Company W'Aro-
rooms No. Barclay street.
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schr Taylor Mathis Cheesman. Phadephia for Boston
schr w Huddell. Maoy Philadelphia for Marbehead.
schr l. Simmons. Candy, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Jacob HousmaE Van Zant, Philadelphia for Boston
schr White swan Hines, Calais. 10 days. with iab
Boardnan vessel to John Boynton Son Co. Sept Is la
~ lon ~ 30 had severe gale from NE lasting II hours
deck load, split sails, &c.
Yacht Dauntess, Newport.
Yacht Sappho Newport.
RETuEsKp-Bark John Mathucs tBr, Mayo, hence 18Th
INST Tor Alexandria (Egypt having the 18TH inst. the
edgc OF the Gulf Stream experienced heavy gale, which
the vessel her caused her leak
BADLY 20 right ship compelled 10 cut main top
mast which In falling carried mixzen topmsst ke-
turned Tor repairs. Consigned to r T. Hodges.
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CLEARED.

Port OF LEVY YORK., SEPTEMBER s., 1879.
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A.-Stylish Huus at Popular Prices.
BURKE, Manufacturer, 128 Fulton street.
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A.-F0r q Stylish and Elegant Hat, mt Peps-
lar prices to DOUGANS l02 Nassau street.
An
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A.-iIerrinw's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
26i Broadway, corner Murray s.rssI
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All, Knox is Ahend Again-He Always In.
II has becomes undisputcd fact Every expects H.
Therefore surprised. kNOXS Fall Styles out
and usual the neatest and becoming thu
market KNOWS headquarters arc Broadway, Fu
ton street.
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"Hyntcs InZasnuG Saved Ny Life.-I Had
Catarrh from my 18th to 6st year. had been to California
and Europe without benefit had lost of smell appc-
ute and Sleep and willing to die, whcn using Hyaa
Inzasnun quickly cured Of catarrh and entirely
OLIVER II. CRossMAN, a3 CHI street, New York"
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American Waltham Watches
ut lowest prices.
FULLER CO., ID John street, New York.