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A STORY OF LEAP-YEiR.
DY AMY RANDOLPH.

SITS all nonsense" said Royal Nane,
loftily.
lie was sitting in the pleasant oid-iash-
ioned drawing-r0om OF pleasant, old
fashioned house, with only the dancing
glow OF the open woodlirc 10 light up cor
nice and ceiling, and group OF merry girls
gathered about him.
Royal Vane was just twenty-six years
Old-Oue of those young men who believe
most implicitly in themselves, aud are, con-
sequently, believed in by the world in
general.
But Mr.. Vane's pretty beyy of cousins
evidently differed from him, this once.
Nonsense, is il ~ said Barbara Dre-
witt. "Just walt and see, Master Royal
Leap-year is solid fact, you'll lind, aud
no fiction !"
80 be sure, - said Aunle Tighe, holding
up a screen between her plump face aud
the fire. "a know 80 many old maids and
widows who have only been waiting for the
dawn Of the year lsOs, 10 assert lhelI now
rights aud privileges"
ROYAL looked from one - the other, a
little obviously,
"Yy. aud do you know, - added Mary
Drvnilt, la a mysterious whisper, There
las been "A regular list OF bachelors aud
NlhoNAih lttAtNN ~ lt'fHNN N'N"'''''N"i
aud h0yal's name ls on u ~
"llaye you got copy ~ demanded
Nane,
"Of eourse ! hayen
oI.et nls Sos IL thtrgs a iewel %
"lndoed, no,n slid Nary, shaking her
head until the yellow eugls dancod Like
iAiry l,ot about LsT temples "llonor
among w0lnanhood Al | have " Say
Il, look out luf yonTselt hDyal II you
arc not lnaTIlrd belOTe the scar u az, J.,
loT one, am nlshllly misiaksn !"
II cant yeIy seil b. laaTrlsi Asali'sl
my slli, l fuppose
NCanit yoa lhsaish fleFe's no sAYlns
y hat nlay hapien y hen $50 0f three aua'
died ihiias.And elsIggilc soiisn iiiaAe w
lll0lf nlinas,n .....
Hoyal vans n0Esi uasaally la bis ehsif,
aad Aushsi forced lsAEh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

SOME years ago, the best pilot belonging
to Boston was named James Tiey. 1u his
youth he had met with an accident which
caused bin to become badly humpbacked.
lie was genial sort Of 4 man, much liked,
and was always called upon TO pilot the
chips of war in and ont Of The harbor. One
day he took out British frigate ; and, as
lie was leaving the ship, a pompous officer
on board called out
81 say, old fellow, what have you got on
your back 7"
"Benher HIl p replied Tiley. ''Per-
haps YOU have heard OF the place before ~
A private in the army recently sent
letter to his sweetheart closing with May
Heaven cherish aud keep you from yours
truly John Smith,"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

qualification of our readers who are all
lovers Of this luscious fruit whether canned,
pied, preserved, or taken ia the raw, and
who of course are anxious as to the coming
crop, we can state that 80 far as heard
from. all the indications point to an i'm
mense yield the fairest aud finest offruits
In proof Of this We clip the following item
O? interest from one of our exchanges The
peach growers Of Delaware and Maryland
held meeting at Dover, to make arrange
ments for getting their crop TO market.
The reports from ali parts of the peach sec
tion are that the trees are so full ofpeaches
as they can well bear, and that they will,
unless something not now expected occurs,
reach S2,09o,0OJ baskets, about 100000
more than were gathered in 1859, :he
champion peach year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

REASON FOR FINE SILK DREssEs.-
"Mara," said lady TO colored chamber
maid, chats the third silk dress you have
worn since you came to me, pray how
many do you own r'' "Only seven, nIissis;
but rs savin' my wages 10 buy anoder ~
"Sevcu what use are seven silk dresses
10 you pwhy don't own so many as that"
"Sroct not, nlissis," said the smiling dar-
key, "y0u doscn't need 'em so much as i
does You see, you quality folks every
body knows is quality but we b2tteYmost
kind OF cul!ud pussons has to dress smart
to distinguish ourselves from common mig
gers.n
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JJe,rs STO RE!

CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, sun
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of -
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandes: Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies: Pure Rye Copper-nistilled, Mon"n-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. F.. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BlTTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, II large lot OF DEMlJOiiNS
and BOTTLES, always ON hand.
s.ty- Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
Sunbury, July 3, 1SG9.-ly.
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FOR SALE.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS on the corner OF
l. Second aud Chestnut streets, In the Bo-
rough OF Sunbury, on which there are erected a
large dwelling house, stable aud oulb9lidlngs'
The homestead, late OF Hugh Bellas, deed.
Also, O Lot on Market street, IA the Borough
Of Sunbury, on which there are a dwelling house,
stable and outbulldings. Inquire at the olnee OF
), L, WOLNERrOS,
Fob. n, lSll,-tf Alminlsirato
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ADVERTISING SCHEDUL- Q
10Liues, OrGDont 100 Words, make a Sou

nothing OF, to great Governor we never
have seen nor never shall see.' About their
captiyes they say: Get them back for us
our little boys will grow up slaves, and
our girls, as soon as they are large enough,
will be diseased.prostitutcs to- get money for
whoever owns them. Our women work
hard and are good women, and they and
their children have no diseases. Our dead
you cannot bring to life, but those that are
living we gave to you, and we look to you,
who can writo and talk and have soldiers,
to get them back'n
The writer adds:
"Unless sorno action is taken to convince
them that our government means kindness
andjustice, and they are driven away des-
perate and disappointed, blinded by ig-
norance, rage and superstition, l assure
you l could hardly command men to fire
on them, aud il fail to do for them now
everything in my power, l should expect it
to be remembered against me when am
finally called to account, as my gravest
oilense and my greatest life responsibility"
The matter has been referred by the
Indian commission to tie War Depart
ment, with the request that these citizen
murdorers of Indians may be arrested with
the prolnptness shown in the case of the
indian chief Santanta.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

PROTECTION VS.. FREE TRADE.-The
Philadelphia Press says England, who
discarded the protection which had cstab-
lished her industries after il was no longer
Of benefit to her, is the mother of the so
called free trade theories. During the
twenty years prior to 1868, "the whole of
Europe and America" says Sir Edward
Sullivan" with some trifiing exceptions,
have increased their trade far more rapidly
than England has," Franco, Switzerland,
Belgium and Austria show trade returns,
through their Boards of Trade, far more
pleasing to each Of those nations than Eng
and has been able to show for herself.
France is thoroughly a protective nation.
England boasts herself a free trade nation.
The bullion in the Bank of France in 1869
was sixteen millions higher than il was in
1858. The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land was three millions less ior the same
year than il was In 1853. The balance of
trade has always been, for twenty years
previous TO the late European war, much
better in France than in England. The
French masses, too, have had within their
grasp more real comforts than the British
working people. So much for free trade
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29
AND FANCY STORE

MISS l.. WElsEH,
Market street, Que door west Of GeaThart's con
fucll0nory store,
SUNBURH, PA,
Has opsnsd her sprns aud Summer stock Of
millinery aud Fancy Goods,
HATS AND BONNETS.
The latest styles Of pfess Trmalnss, frsneh
and American Flowers, l.aees, hibbons, sack
loops, Chlganns, CollaEs, Cnlis, Jovrln GloNes,
and q lafge saIlely of 0iheF anielrs,
la connection uhh chs Millinery easlness, she
eaTiirs on ihe
phEss MAKING AND FITTING,
Ia sil iiE bganehsa
chs u alto ascnl faf lhs sAle " kzlntsy, heoli A
Goa Patterns
Ths lsdlss ~ baubafy hna YlClphy ass eof,
dialiy infhei " san Ana sasialne Lsl tplshali
slefk,
MAJ IA, isH,
DLACK ALFACAs ~ ihs Lssl Qsslliy sksap,
ID a Aools 4 nissiHssI's, apss'
Go.s Ass's = plss.ss'''s 'ss ss.u'ssi p.-'
~ uoets, al@
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HARDWARE STORE,
4. IL GAuIeY. a 20.

MARKET STREET, SUNBURY, PA,
TVAS received a new assortment of all kinds of
III Hardware, Cutlery, Mechanics Tools, &c',
of all descriptions. Also Wagon Makers Mate
rials, Hubs, Rims, spoles. Also, all kinds Of
Leather for Shoemaker's and sadder's. Every
thing In the Hardware llne can be found which
will he sold as low as can be bought of any other
establishment "a the country. Call and see their
stock.
SuahurY, Dec. II, 1900.
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Established in 1910.
PRICE 81 SO IN ADVANCE.
6oteIs ano Aestanrants.

A PIERRE HOUSE, Broad and Chest
IL nut sts., Philadelphia, j. B. BUTTER
WORTH, Proprietor. Terms per day, $3.50.
April Is, 1S71.-1y
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rOOvER HOUSE, Third Street, at the
II depot. SUNBURY, PA, VIM. REESE, pro-
prietor Warm meals served up at all hours.
Fish, Fowls and Game. Fresh Oysters con-
stantly on hand and served in every style. The
best of wines and liquors at the Bar.
y"Famies will be supplied with oysters
done up in any style, by leaving orders at the
Bar. [Nov.5, '70-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

A LLEGEsENY HOUSE, Col. CHAs.
"A KLECKNER, Proprietor, Nos. S12 and s14
Market Street, above eighth, PHILADELPHIA. A.
Terms, So per day. He respectfully solicits your
patronage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-07-29

WASHINGTON HOUSE, c. NEFF,
w Proprietor, Corner of Market 81 Second
Streets, opposite the Court House, Sunbury,
Pa. May2S,'70.
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NATIONAL HOTEL. AUGUSTUS
IN WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown North'd
County, Pa, at the Station ofthe N. c. r. w.
Choice wines and cigars at the bar.
The tablets supplied with the best the market
affords. Good stabling and attentive ostlers.
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/ BALTIMORE LOCK HOspETA
DR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated Institution, has
discovered the most certain, speedy, pleasant and
effcctual remedy in the world for all
nISEASES INJpRITDENCF
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VvNION HOTEL, THOS. FOULDS, Sr.,
y Proprietor, Shamokin Street, Trevorton,
Northumberland county, Pa. The table is sup
piled with the best the market affords. Good
stabling and attentive ostlers. lJan.21,'T1
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The iaany lhsasaRds cared "a lhls tsisbllsh'
nltnl, yeas ahFf lsari aAi thg Haiaffuss llsi'
lsilt4Ei huTshsl hIslailpai Isfiuinisd - D.
lohnsian, shnesssi - lhe lsiisfsalAil'ss NJ 1hs
YfFst aha iasnl uihff ialsfsi ni4ifrs ~ Ahh u
has alilaarei aEala sna n Ala heiuff ih pahiA'
lffiies ~ aanllHE ~ fsHlls iasa - thsfsfitf
asa fssllalllllay, u ssiaslsAl fssistlss "
tAs slllfiei.
sKis DlsEAsEs srggplAT CuRED
Fsbgssgy ls, tsii'~lN
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
AT r AIRS IN CHICAGO.
Corporation Losses BY the Fire--Praise worthy
Movement by the BFiclxlaycrs and Masons-
Provisions Needed for the Relief oil tho Des.
titute.

titute.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90, 1871.
It is feared that the operations OF the Chicago
Observatory, which contains the famous Clark tele
scope will have 20 be suspended, owing to the want
Of funds to continue them.
The corporation OF the city OF Chicago loses by
the fire property valued al $4,000, ,ooo consisting OF
bridges, buildings, damages 10 the water works
destruction OF engines, hose, &c. The damage TO
improvements is not included.
The Ereni,ag Journal says that II IL now believed
that large number Of the persons burned were
thieves, who. in their anxiety for plunder remained
In the buildings until escape was cut Oh.
The bricklayers and masons are cndeavorlng 70
form an organization, In when each member shall
pledge himself to work at the ordinary days wages
for the purpose OF rebuilding the city. 1t is also
their wish that each should woik under The SUPER
vision OF an architect, and not for contractors as
the latter charge exorbtant prices for work and say
the masons compel them to do SO.
All the papers In the city endorse the nomination
OF Mr. Mednl for Mayor, In the strongest terms.
The following mas just been published by the Chi.
cago Relief and Aid Society,"
Tie Chicago Relief and Aid Society receive numc-
rous inquiries as TO what Is most needed 10y the SUI
Ierers In Chicago at presents many letters say TINT
persons are desirous OF contributing articles who
proposed the soce wish 81 a 70 sy
.ns1 ans noang ans a Is SO much needed now as
the Sanitary Commit ee that the people must baye
these articles II they expect TO escape sckness The
Society are informed that many farmers would be
persons who 70 ship beans or onions or poiaoes
to them by little proper attention car loads can
De made up a. dinelent places for shipment The
two persons, and friends In the country are re.
Iuested 70 iurnlsn as many as they can. The
straw or prairie hay. The society are feeding and
caring Ior ov or ory thousand people al the present
and but little coming In. VII ""u"
WRIT DEXTER, Chairman OF the Comm,t,ne
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

r.aania-Rev. Joseph p. Woods Pastor-on SUNDAY
evening october a. 1871 at eight O'clock preci-es.
The following celebrated artists VIII Appearing
dame De Lussan, Madame Coetr, Mile. TIME Lasar
Mr.. W. Doyle, Signor CoettL OF the Nilsson opera
Troupe. Professor Gustavus Schmtt2 organise 0i
81. Patricks Cathedral Will direct. The artists WI,
be assisted by the ST. Patrick's Cathedral ChoIa
Union, consisting OF forty voices.
ltwould be difficult to match the following play lot
genuine success:-"Diyorce' has passed lts nl,s.n
performance at the Firth Avenue, and Is more popu
lar tnan ever 'Dlvorce'' mas been produced at inc
Globe Theatre, Boston, and has taken The Huobites yes
by storm. II has begun career of success 9 ~ Ivy
Park Theatre, BROOKLYN divorce Wil ~ 'ae nrse ny
bills OF Coonel " ood's Museum for producuon on
the night or the great coniagration, ana ~ eolonei
tine Globe) preserve from the re Is about 70 6ring
out Mr.. Dalys play at that unique mouse. Lae h,
week. wcs 1t s'S made hit in plttsburg last week is
also announced lor the Walnut Street, Fniaue'pni"
November 0.
NJ. Gounod's "Poyeucte" "a subject already
reatad Inv Donizettl in dartr is not to be given
for the FIRST time, as some one, u seems hau , re,
ppuara os Paris Al the performance which recently
took place this theatre for the pensnt OF tne VIZ
only only to s,oooi An additional sum Of soof was col.
iecicd in the house by the Duchess MacMahon and
audience consisted OF about Twelve hundred per-
sons each patriot must nave given lor tne nenent
Of his distressed countrymen something ike niteen
sous.
Mr. Rendle,s dramasization OF 'Chesney wold"
1as presented TO o large audience at De Bars. 81
OF it:-"Tne author, rs well the company In gem
cr cannot but feel battered by the marked satisac.
tion with which was received. Asserting the solid
worth OF the play there is but one portion which
might be improved-that IN which the Trepres'
sibe Guppy made to do duty for tnd Mr.. Sn22sby.
The character of John Jarndyce's Little Womann
is easily blended with that OF the waiting maid and
in the hands OF Miss Annie Flrmin fares exceed.
ingly well. Janauschck assumed the character OF
Lady Dedlock and the intriguing Hortense. The
former Is very dinicult role to sustain especially
for SO passionate an actress as she In the scene
where occurs her conversation with Guppy she sur.
passed herself ana won the warmest applause.
Her superb assumption OF Indifference was only sur.
passed by her perfect OF the French
women. 1t Is In the revengeu, malicious HOrtenSe,
however, that her greatest power would lie had the
part been fully introduced. Mines Levck IS the
Old and chiyalric fossil, Sir Leicester Dedlock,
Baronet gave everything that could be desired and
deserved every round OF applause which he received
Mr.. TulklnghOrn did not suffer In the hands OF MI.
Weaver, who shows fine conception OF the part.
The Inspector Bucket Of Mr.. Jack drew forth
great deal OF applause. Miss Appaline as poor Joc'
Hillard and Rendle are both deserving Of praise.
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
Musical and Theatrical Notes.

THIS ls Dan Rice's last week In New York.
The New York Circus opens Oil Monday next,
Santley sings at The Brooklyn Academy this
evening
Toe Benevolent aud Protective oraer OF Rlxs gave
nj entertainment yesterday afternoon at the Acaa-
rmy for the benefit OF the Chicago sufferers
Mre w. ]. Florence advertses the selection az
This evening for her hrst benefit performances
of "Riieen oge." The Lady H. SO very popular
and her Efforts 10 please so apparent that the an.
pounccment OF the complimentary anar win attract
a multitude OF people TO the Grand opera House
she occasion.
charlotte Stanley opens Vt the Bowery on Monday
- new local drama called "Crimen Tue piece IA
kepetc with stirrlng and exciting incidents, which
vii stir up the east eide heart TO the pitch OF It's
Warynest enthusiasm. We understand there are
sone new ana Interesting city effects 20 be pro.
0uOed In The piece.
1ne first rehearsal oil the Fourteenth season OF the
hr00klyn Philharmonic Society was given at tine
AAedemy OF Music Wednesday at three O'Clock,
VIA the usual orchestra OF sixty performers, Mr..
lions M'erc Peethoven'e Fourth Symphony, Mendels.
sohn'e ".Nelusine" Overture, and The Introduction
Ind Chorus from WaRBer's "Lohenerfn.- Miss
llara Louise KeIb2gg is engaged and will appear at
The third rehearsal and Irst concert.
grand sacred concert vocal and Instrumental
VII take plsce 10 e. Apaossine's church, Nor
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
SHIPPING NEW s.
Almanac for New York This Day.
PORT OF NEW YoRE, OCTOBER 20, 1871.
CLEARED.


steamship City Of Antwerp (Br), Eynon, Liverpool
steamship Missouri, Norton HavanaAtlantic Mail Steam
ship Co. 90 X
Steamship Titan tBr), Buchanan, sdyney, CB-Inscrna'
tional Coal and Railroad Co.
stesmsn'p Livingston, CneesemAn. savannah-Livnss'
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Cnarleston-H Nor
s .eanship Zodiac, Chaplin. Newbern-Murrsy. Ferris
Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamehip Abemarie, Smith, Norfolk-Old dominion
Steamship Dirigo. johnson. Portland-J Amts.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H Dimock
Shlp blanca (br), Browse Liverpoo--C l. Wright 20.
ship Washington, Chase. Liverpoo-C Wright d Co.
snip City OF ferh (brl McPha, Cork for orde-Jas Ed
Bark yalkyren (Nor,, Andersen, Penarh Roads-Funch
BARK vladimir tNor, Larsen, Cork Falmouth for or
Brig Sniseppino tiai, Ross Cork or Famoush-sloco
Brig Abby Thaxer, Parker Demarara-F W Whitney.
Brig Martha Berry, Berry Cardenas-Miller Hough-
Brig John Mcdonald (Br,, McAlmon Yarmouth, Ns-P
,schr Edwin Palmer Stevens, Lagusyra and Campsachy
scbr Evelne, Pierce, Barbados-D Trowbridge Co.
schr Maanta tBr), Sanford, Windsor NsCranda Ber-
schr Hawkins, Wyatt, Chareston--Evana Bali 4 Co.
sohr Q johnson, Harris Washington, NC-W Hin
man.
schr Blackstone, Nickerson. Providence-H jackson
Co.
Sloop Munich, Miller, Bridgeport.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia.
Steamer A Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Utey DAVIS Phadephia.
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
s .Se. Sc & md s9sa 5 Msr' w ssDs
Henderson Bros. Had moderate and sw winds sll the
r rs'e%smshD anna Moro Castle, Aaam: Havana Oct S p, q.
Passed Through He'll Gate;
BOUND SOUTH.
with mdse and passengers 70 Ferguson i Wood
sris Eys Johnson Portland for New York, with lumber
ssSf snsl, Talbot. shules Ms. for New York. with
sshr Sarah Bsrncs, Proctor shues, Ns for New York;
sehr Annie s Bosrdman Windsor, Ms for Newark, with
lumber to Chase, Talbot s0nn '0' Nc" '''-'
ws S e:os Hsis sn q e
s'% Tsss 70 Ss
Schr vandasen, corson Providence for Wilmington,
sehr scoresbey Gus coast survey, Morehead Noun, Dcs
sehr VIM Barnes Powers Bangor for Newark with
Aida Lombard Rockport for New York, with stone
schr Pease Portland for New York, with stone to or.
schr Abnsk Thompson, Rockland for New York, with lime
De La TOrre Davis Providence for GEORGETOWN,
schr Samuel Crocker, Thrasher. Providence for New
Albert Thomas Taylor Providence wa.chapigue,
schr Mary Chiffon, Parsons. Gloucester for New York.
schr Ella May new, Max, Calais for New York. with um
Alice Oskcs Parsons Gardiner for weehawken with
schr Carver, Norwood. Calais for New York, with
sclr "a. EIa Smith, Pembroke for New York. with lum-
schr = Elmer, COr.on, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr picklnsoR sos.Gn M fp5 Philadelphia
nsrs so
schr Cynthia jane Gardner Providence for New York
=, 81 New
schr velma, Look, Addison for New York.
w.,
sssI Helen IA; ward rTCyssnss 81 isT Ney York
sssr Ey:Tsrssss 1 sSsss. s.Ss!s.nss tsr sew York
ssSs sIs: rSs:e;ss S s
schr barnes Sormsn VINEYARD Haven lSr Albany
seSr sr Flsni ram E fTovdsass New York
schr hr amiin veser. PSo1ideaee Tor Phadssi
SSH ssnr {yaRs; Johnson % FOR PSsdepa
sshr se aecin,ocs Pro1ssnse Te fer YORK
aaa ss SSIns
s";Ssy SeG S2 s.w Ss rs0n
schr Surf. Abbott DERBY ior Eizabetnport.
schr IS Tyler. Pratt, Fan River for New York.
s ssAr Es.elle, Burns, Proyiaence fOr New York.
Steamer Electra Mott, Providence for New York; mdss
Steamer Nets, DAVIS, Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers. Wv
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Titan (Br,, Buchanan, New York for Sydney
CB. "'NNo''
Steamship Dir go, Johnson New York for Portland
Steamship Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston,
River. -' 'e' "a
Schr Ella Sammis, New York for Huntington.
sGs M oi f
Schr Clara Post FERRIS, Hoboken for Bridgeport
Schr Flying Fish, Wilson, New York for Cold spring
schr Hatch, Mitchell Spuvten Duyv Creek for Port
land. w. WV
schr Highland Lynch, ALBANY for Roslyn.
Schr Evelyn. Burger. New York for Stamford
Schr Mail. Mead New lork for Stamford
Sioop Deception, Mills. Kew York for Providence
SAILED.
Steamships City OF Antwerp, for Liverpool Missouri Ha-
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
DESPERATE C0NvICTs.

Attempted Escape Of Fifty Convict- In R.u,.
from Sing Sing TO Auburn Prison.
ALBANY, Oct. 49, 1871.
Fifty conycis en- route from Sing Sing 10 the
Auburn Prison, attempted to escape when the train
was about ten miles west OF here, at one o,clock
this morning. Two Of them succeeded In removing
tnelr snackies and and pulled the bell cord when
al arose 10 tner leet and attempted To leave the
car. Jhc guards fired on the prisoners and shot
loui, one seriously thus crushing the attempted cs.
cape Two Oh me party escaped vi Sing sing as the
train was leaving there. s Y" Wv
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
SteAmship venea Br), Pennington, Marseies Sept g.
Denia Dot Jabca 9th and Gibraltar Sh, with mdse, TO
Hende Bros. Had moderate w and SW winds ell the
passage.
steanship Morro Castle, ADAMS. Havana Oct 81, at
PM with mdse and passengers 10 tho Atlantic Nail Steam.
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF Antwerp for Liverpool Missouri, a
vana; ii Livingston Savannah; South Carolina Charles
ton Zodiac NewberD NC Saratoga, Richmond, &c; Abe
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


pA1Es OF DEPARTURR FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.