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yysr REcEE Sd AT JAEGER .Bsos., No. 26s
King street, an assortment of Phi. Courvoisier's
Seamless Kid Gloves. The best Glove made
of Paris mandatory dec8-8
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Auction safes This Day.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, dry goods, clothing and jeweiry.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Courthouse, twelve mules.
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GREAT inducements are offered for this
week In Sash Ribbons. FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT
Il Co.
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A sxALL lot of White Blankets at 50 so a
pair, low at the price, at A. R, stillman's Dry
Goods House. No. 2Sl King street.
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THOSE MULEs.-All persons in want Of
mules will recollect the lot to be sold In front
of Courthouse at eleven O'Clock this day.
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CHEhLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These GioTes viii be taken back
even after wear, for any impsrections, such as
tearing or ripping.
AZ irlPariB, % Rue de la Paix;
III LondoH, SO Regent street,
DEPols New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8 Temple Place.
FUIcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov36mos
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RENovAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. lsl Meeting street to No. sOs King
street. five doors above Wentworth. Good
substantial Shoes kept as usual. %
novl7-fmw9 -
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A RARE CHANCE to obtain cheap and accepta.
bic Christmas presents is offered by Mr.. Chas.
Berbusse, at No, 397 King street.
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EoR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH,
TWICE A WEEK. 3


The splendid Steamers DICTATOR, = .rEA
Captain L. N. Coxetter, and CITY =
POINT, Captain Geo. E. Mcmillan, Will sail as ioi'
The DC. ator will leave Charleston every TUES.
DAY EvRHrNG, at O'Clock, and City Point every
FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 clock, for Fernandins
Jacksonville, Palatka, and all Landings on 81
Johns River. These Steamers connect Win fsll
road al TocoI for Sc. Augustine, and at Palatka
with steamers for Enterprise.
Close connection is also made with steamships
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on no detention OF lregnts 70
New Orleans, and at low rates.
For Freight or Passage, having nrst-class ae'
commodadons, apply 70 nm 1900.
Corner Vanderhorst's wharf and tast Bay.
Through Bills OF Lading given TO New Orleans.
nOV6
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A. R. sr1LIxAN's DRY GOODS HOUSE, No.
2sl King. street, fosth door below Went
worth street.@Brown Table Diaper, IS, 40 and
so cents; Linen Table Damask, 40 and so cents;
extra good Bleached Table Damask, rs centsi
very cheap, atNo. 2si King street.
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NoRrHBAsTYRN RAILROAD.

2os bales upland and % bags sea island cotton,
l4S bbls naval stores, cars lumber and wood,
rough rice, corn, mdse, &c. To Frost, Adger d
CO. W K Ryan, Al Salinas, T smith, 1 $ Smith,
Pringle d Son, VIM q Bee, 4 90, Geo W Williams
Son, W q Courtney 6 co, J Campsen CO. Write
Bros, Dowie, Noise 4 Davis, Kinsman 4 Howell,
Barden Parker, Ravenel & co, Whilden Il Jones,
Trenholm 4 Son, Pelzer, Rodgers d co, Reeder d
Davis, Leibenrsod, A Quackenbush, Gregg,
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoEs.-The Circuit
Court was opened at 10 A. NJ, Saturday, his
Honor Judge R: F. Graham presiding.
The following business was disposed of:
The State We. Julia Green, grand larceny; T.
B. Tghe, Esq. for the defence; the prisoner
plead guilty Of petty larceny, and the plea was
accepted by the court. The State VS.. James
Wright and shen Heyward; shem Hayward
hayipg been found not guilty, the court or
deretl his discharge. The State vs.. John Sim
mons, grand larceny; R. W. Seymour, Esq,
for the defence; verdict guilty. The State vs..
N. A. Quinn, assault and battery, and assault
and battery with intent to kill; B. W. sey-
uour and c. W. Buttz, Eeqs., for the defence;
John G. Msckey, Edward R. Walker and
George d. Bryan, Esq.., contra; the motion to
son,,nne the case to the February term was
refused, and the court then adjourned over
Until to-day, 10 o'clock A. ID.
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CLUES AND Subsidiaries Grant, lodged
for being drunk and raising disturbance at
the corner OF Calhoun and Coming streets,
was sentenced to pay fine of two dollars or
spend ten days in the House Of Correction.
George Washington, for being drunk and
disorderly, in Elliott street, was sentenced to
pay 5ne Of one dollar.
! Mary Jones, reported for having the chin
ney OF her house, No. 20 McBrlde's lane, on
fire Friday night, was fined one dollar.
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Receipts by railroad, December 0.
soIrH cApoIINA EA1LRoAp.

SOUTH CARoLlNA lsAlLhoAD'
1923 bales cotton. 43 bales goods, cars STOCK.
To Railroad Agent, W w Smith, Geo W Williams
Il co. Geo d Water Il CO, Salinas, Trenholm
Son, A Mulligan, Wiss CO. Sloan q Seignlons
Frost, Adger CO, Witte Bros, Vim Gurney, W U
Bee CO. L Mowry l. son. Reeder Davis, A
) Smith, Bowling CO, l. D DeSaussure, Mur,
dsugh & Mathews, Pelzer, Rodgers co,
Williams Son, Street Bros l. CO, W Roach co,
Hudglns, Wardlaw 4 Carew, Kinsman
Howell. WAGNER Weekly. P Smith, WILCOX,
Gibbs d co, A Quackenbush, Bischod d co, W
@ Courtney Il co, Bollmsnn Bros.
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EzoR NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18th. AT S
O'CLOCK p. N.
q
NEW IRON sTEAa L1aEEsrABL1sHED ls1o.

the Splendid New iron, SIDE Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, VIII
sail for Eew York on THURspAY, December l4tn,
an O'CLOCK P. n, from Pier 30. 2, Union Wnarves.
Through Bills OF Lading 70 Liverpool by
WILLIAMS i GUIoN STEAM LINE. TO Genoa,
Trleate, Naples, Leghorn, Chrtstianias Gotten
burg, and to GLASGOW, by HNCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance By steamers OF this Line per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
yery ffne Deck Stat.room accommodate 8, apply
to WAGNER, RUGER & CO., No. 70 Broad street.
or co ". A. COURTENAY, No. Union WhsfV"c;.
deoIi-mwth3 l.. - - ..stg
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AFEw Black Cloth Cloaks, left from last
season, will be- sold at asaerlfce, at A. R. Still
man,s DrysGoods House, No. 2sl King street.
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E1oR GARDNER's BLUFF, AND
INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEE
RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN.

The steamer PLANTER, Captain q. .eEh
8. Oordes. is now receiving Freight :
at Accommodation Wharf, and viii leave on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. the 18Th inst, at O'Clock.
Freight and Wharfage must be PREPAID
For Freieht or Passage, having good state room
accommodations, apply to the Captain on board,
or to RAVENEL HOLMES d co.,
6ec11-2 No 1T East Bay.
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PORT CALENDAR.
NooN,s PHAHIs.

Last Quarter, 9Th. hour. 25 minutes, morDng
New Noon Ileh. 10 hours AZ minutes, evening.
First Quarter, 18th. hours. Al minutes, evenit g.
full Moon, 2oth, hours, Is minutes, evening.
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TBREE HuNDRED BALES WANTED.
NoR FORT TER

EOR FORT s o u 7 E B /,
RArTERY WAGNER, FORT HoULTRIE,
AND ALL OTHER INTERESTING POINTS
AROUND THE HARBOR.
ina fast. safe and comfortably appointed -
Yacht ELEANOR will leave Southern wharf
xvHRY DAY, at 10 O'Clock morning, and O'Clock
sfternoon. For arrangements, apply 70
OArrAM THOMAS YOUNG,
novl5 On Board.
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MEMORANDA.

The Argentine, Atwood, from Bull hlVer' . w.
arrived at Dublin November 20.
The schrs Julia Floyd. squires sna aenry
Allen, Tstem, from Georgetown, 3 U, arrived "
New York December 5.
The schr 8 Han, Homer, 1rom Z sn al nNer' ar'
rived at Georgetown, o, November ~.
the schr Msry Gfcnrlss for New Bedford, was
cleared at Georgetown, 8 o, 4th inst.
Tne schr A Gardner, Turner. for Guadalupe,
was cleared at Georgetown, 8 O, eta Inst.
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PROFESSOR sAcHrL EBEA,sM MALE AcADEMY.-
The second quarter OF the present session of
this academy viii commence on the fsth in
stant, when Mr.. Joseph 7. Caldwell will as
sumo, charge. o. the mathematical depart
uaent . Mr. !Caldwells reputation in this
depaftment of instruction is well known and
sscertainsdl professor Sachtlebeu will con-
tnuis to teach the ancient and modern Ian
suages, and Messrs. Philip P. Mazyck and
John Haskell Will continue in charge of the
English. branches. Professor Sachtleben's
academy thus presents corps Of instructors
Of ability and reputation in all the varied de-
partments, W neither classical mathematical or
English, which furnishes every guarantee OF
thoroyoh and complete education. ..
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH. December lo.-Cleared. steamships
Huntsville and Magnolia, New York; Wyoming
PhiIsdelphia: Seminole. Boston; ships Cailsts,
Hawes, Liverpool; Albert Edwards charleston.
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.yFan OPERA To-NIGHr.-The Formes-Habel-
mann Opera Company make their first appear
ance at the Academy OF Music tonight in
Flotow's charming opera, Marta. A sad ex-
per,snce has taught the public to take the
pane; lyrics Of advance agents and the proml-
ses of advertisements with many grains Of
salt; but We are disposed to believe that the
Formes- -Habelmann Company fullT deserve all
the pretty things written about them. Our
Richmond correspondent, who knows of what
ne writes, informs us that the Formes-Habel-
mann Opera Troupe is the best which
has visited the City Of Seven Hills since the
war, and we doubt not that we shall be able,
Tomorrow morning to confirm his fattering
statement.
We hope that arrangements will be made to
have the street cars in waiting at the close OF
the performances. Unless this be done,
large number or persons will be prevented
from enjoying one OF the greatest pleasures
of the amusement season.
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g o T. y B y . ay i, %
PACIFIC CUANo.
II .t,fiSI gdii-:Ilt1 o l-.ytJi14ii5is giitlg Ci
.pRIoE, Us CASH, WITH. UsuAL ADYXsE
.ssF FOB TlHE, W. - 3 Il,


Experience in the use OF this GUAN0 for the
pass six years In this State for Cotton and Corn,
has 90 far estshlishe1 tts character 10. kcelenee
as 20 render comment un1ecewary.sa Ia.
Id accordance With the blished policy at the
Company 70 furnish tue best Conc centrated Hern.
liEer ct the lowest cost 70 consumers. ths Guano
Is put into market this s6ason ct the above re.
duced price, which thst Company is enabled to do
by reason its large facilities AMI the reduced
cost or manufacture. soii J:, ~. iii
The supplies put into market this season are, -
heretofore, prepared under -the personal superin.
tepdence Of d., st. Julian yenel. Chemist OF
the Company at ChRtieStUn. 81. o., hence planters
may test assured that itg Qualify and c,mpoeiton
Is precisely the same as that neretofore sold. :.
kt ffhe present low 7priceS every acre planted
can be ferttlized with compounds Guano AZ cos!
nosaxceeding the present. value OF 30 pounds OF
cotton while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
CROP is Increased BY the application from two TO
threeYold the natural capacity OF the SOL, hence
under no condition could its application fau 70
compensate for the outlay o.. -. ~,
Apply to - 6 ylN. ROBSON, "''i
- Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. es East Bay and and2 Atlantic Wharf,
-. Is saw i ! ~ q Charleston, s. O.
JOHN 8 REESE 90, General Agents.
noy21-5mosD&o . -
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Che Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, December 9, 1871.
CorroN.-The market for this article opened
firmly, and with encouraging kilograms the mar
ket bacame more active. with increased strength
in prices, the rates hardening about H@kc d.
and rather more in some instances, closing
strong. Sales about 1900 bales, say 40 at II; az
TX, IS at Tx, 4S at Tx, 80 at Tx, 81 at l7x,
122 at 17X Ill at IS, "a at 18K, IS at 1sx, 10 at
lsX ll4 at 1sK, 200 at lsK, IS at lSH, "a at lsH'
67 at 10. We quote:
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
The dates OF closing navigation on the canals for
he past ten years are SHOWN in the following
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains q splendid cartoon, together
with the very latest News by Telegraph from
All Parts OF the World up to the hour Of publication
Full and Graphic Descriptions OF the Grand Festiv
ties in Honor Of the Grand Duke Alexis at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, and at the Academy Of Music in
this city; Connolly Captured and Gagged; Synopsis
OF the Presidents Message; Matricide and Suicide
in Meriden, Conn.,, with the Inquest and Verdict Of
the Jury; Visit to Old John Harper in the Ken.
lucky Blue Grass Region, and the Latest from
Brgham's Land. II also contains tine latest
news by telegraph from Washington; Po-
ht.ca, Literary Artistic, Scientific, Religious,
Foreign and Sporting Inteligence Obituary Notices.
Amusements; Cnronologcal; Facelia; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle,
Horse Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence and ac-
counts OF all the important and interesting events
Of the week.
TERMs:-single subscription, So; Three copies. SIS;
Five copies IS; Ten copies SIS; Single copies five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
Inserted III the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
PROBABLE EARLY CLOSING OF THE CANALS.

From the Troy Times, November 2o.l
The cold snap which set In Monday night still con-
tinues' and there ls now every prospect that the
canals II not the river Will be speedily closed Boats
are moving slowly ana with great dlricultv In the
Erie canal The large number OF locks between
West Troy ana C0hoes, with the necessarily snort
distances between them. permits the ice to clog the
locks making ~ almost impossible to close the
gates Between West Troy and schenectady there
are nearly II not quite two hundred and fifty boats
laden with apples which win be badly frostbltten
II not enllrey. luined. Boats laden with grain
cleared from Buffalo as late as Saturday
last. There are nearly one hundred boats
caught out on the Cnampain Canal. Team
sters are IN high glee. at the prospect OF doing
an immense amount OF carting during the winter,
although, \ JACK Frost shall relinqusn his grasp,
the majority or the boats near tide water may yet
succeed IN working their way through. The Ice on
the river near Castleton, where the tides meet IS
quite formidable; in TACT the tugs were compelled
TO back and fill' considerably last night in order
to get their tows to Albany. The usual rate Tor
towing towing canal canal boats to Albany is S.. but s25 We're
freely offered last evening" and tugs which Ordi
narily take SIX boats found it difficult to manage
two. the owners OF tugs are reaplng rich har-
vest now, their profits ranging from $l25 TO S2OO
per day.
the river was frozen over at Albany this morn.
ing
The dates Of closing navigation on the canals for
the past ten years are shown in the following
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

From the London Morning Post, Nov, 1871

From the London Morning Post Nov. 1871
II Will be remembered tnat the claimant TO the
Tlchborne title and estates issued bonds, or mort
gage debcntures OF the nominal value OF f1O0 each,
for The purpose Of raising 100000, estimated as
present costly lawsuit. Tie birmingham Daily
Gazette understands tnat . considerable number Of
numerous parIisans OF SIR Roger TichDorne nave
shown their sympathy with his cause not only by
offering neayy odds on m me ne issue OF the t tral In
In these debentures. lew months ago some OF
the Iichborne bonds were openly offered for sale In
claimants chances were, at all events, more cloudy
tnan they are to-day because these mortgage notes
=: "S @-!Hs! weappeAa coz z. .n.s eeTloas
TTieaac.ss EsfsTTf.-;si0z1aiai D1ssy1vsE ~, 2
In consideration OF the of hundred pounds ad.
Ros1 po al pe.ens at
I sis, Is5:s, hs 2, S,das.s
assigns wn s G sa Of are n o aa
Prse term sde deSensare hoIder pay sy0 or
hadrs pounds before iss dr: d,
s issh said d'nas as't eng m
Of ed ons mot aS s bnnds % a FIRST day
that 70 pay interest on The same sum after The
or
ment Of the said principal money and interest hereby
estates and aud ali sums Of
IN s q 2.
or arrears Of rent Or income thereof and all lands heTedta
may hereafter be entitled become possessed
whether In possession expectancy reverson otherwise
provided that suit other proceedings instituted
prosecuted against By the said debenture holder
md until the expiration Of calendar alter shall
have recovered possession Of the said property,
money, estates and effects herenbefoe mentioned
portion thereof respectively And provided further that
asnuch this mortgage deben.ure ike series of
debenures numbered respectively TO 1000 usve cons
,ung In The agsregate sum OF Elooooo each Of
shall the
granted rank pii , the with the other without any
preference the above the other by priority
OF otherwise. In witness whereof l. the said sir
Roger Charles Doughty 1chborne, have hereuno my
hand and seal this eleventh day Of July ouf
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one.
r. G. ID. TICHBORNE.
Signed sealed and delivered by the above Roger
Charles Doughty Tchborne the presence OF -
hereby certify that the above document on
the lllb day o July. ISL
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
CHARLES OCOEoR DECLINES TO BEooMl
TIE COUNSEL OF THE KU KLUY.

Charles 0'Conor was applied TO by the citizens OF
York county, South Carolina, 10 defend the persons
who are now in prison In that county unoer the Ku
Klux law and sent the following letter in reply
one man cannot do everything and be every.
where. God knows mourn over the calanfies ana
expressions your people are suffering, and look wiil
jnoxprcssDle gref at The woes which threaten
them IN Tie proxlmate future But cannot aid
JoD; nor do know any one Ia TINS region who Is
boh able and wiling 10 DO so. could wish that
when any man thinks OF soliciting my action IN
Isaiter OF this sort he would not oner pecunlary
compensation. hui DO not reproacn you Men as
good and earnest as can pretend TO be are, of
roorsc, compelled 10 accept such rewards am
dear sr, yoDrs truly, 81 o'tQNOA, J
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.

Coroner Young was yesterday called 20 No II
Orchard TO hold an inquest over the remains OF
Mary A. Fogerty, twenty-cight years OF age, ana
born In Ireland, whose death resulted from poison.
ing by Paris green. On Wednesday evening de-
at II Division street, swallowed the poison and tnen
proceeded TO her own residence, where death
insued at five O'Clock yesterday morning. TWO
physicians were In attendance, but could render no
permanent aid. Deceased was married woman and
lived happlly with ner husband, but OF late she
she was temporarily out Of her mind, Dut from W nat
cause does not seem to be known. ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

Shippin3 Notes. .s~ALa.ss'"
The ship strs.nearn, lying at pier "a East River ID
now opeh for nspecon and is well worthy VISIT being
largest iron sailing ship built the Clyde She con-
sgnea Messrs Henderson Bros of the Anchor line and
now loading for LIVERPOOL.
The British bark Deoda, with cargo Of Mediterranean
fruit consigned Doane, of Chicago, has arrived At
Portland Me- after rough voyage Of 75 days The cargo
will go forward in bond and is the arriving at
that port and consigned direct to any inland port entry
Marine Disasters.
BRIG r DUNBAR GONE TO PIECES AT LAsr-sT
MicnArLs Oct 1-An abandoned vessel, with the
stern drove ashore on or about oct on the northern
ne Of % q Sso ss ps went e
sumps Of her mat appeared have been se on fire. and
New wts1 sSord n
a5 ISL" The Dunbar Of sesrsport, US from George
r IN fas q T. lon a5w A0Ano00'' previous 20 jar a.
Sem NrLIsos, keene, below Nsv orle.n. 2s.h from
New York experienced heavy weather and lost orcopmAst
Som LyD.A Wilson, lying At Harmon. wharf, ,Lubec,
the ne ean Ss on e
could be e1,ngnshed As there had been fire board
the work Of an ineenoiary. wv"
ArrLEpoRr, Nov l5Thc Nigreta tof New York.. Mccaul
sapon sand. 30 AM " s6oa vessel issiy
to become total wreck Ps'nc. Skinner os
has since been gotten OF, before reported BY cabe
AsTwEnr Nov la-Thc Escort, samnels. for New York.
% cn me and Was a:ao s,
preventing Inc complete burning out or the after
vcsel she now entcrey under and II that
both hull and cargo will be totally lost the was fully
laden and ready for sea when the lire broke out.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 1.-THE John s Harris Durte arrived
mere from Doboy, s reports Saicd Sept 49, leaving
had strong and winds Tor l6 days Between 80 and
\ and ~ and 30 had succession OF gales yeerng
split, high confused running all while. Oct 3s
barometer sutdcny fell ~ A. and In tho afternoon gale
commenced Ut south, veerng westerly At midnight blew
with violence from Sw heaving ship down, and
Ing away mlzehstavsal and part Of s,arboard rail Com
mepced hbate forenoon OF Goth thence TO this port
had eas,ery and strong north winda
Misc ellaneOus.
Purscr Webb, Of the se,mshp Ashland, from Fer
nandna, win please accept thankG for his attentions
Park ROBERT MORRISON 25 tons, nt New Bedford late
y whaicr and recently purchased bv Samuel Osborn, Jr
OF Edgarown has been sold by him 70 Capt seavey OF
saco, Me- for general reighter She nearly ready Tor
LAUroHEp-At Hodgdons Mills. Boothbay, Me- recently,
from the yard Of VIM two superior scnUoneso
about 20 tons each named the Gertrude sumner and Nee
Snow, owned by parties In Wefcet, Mass aod com mana
ed by Noah Snow and Jesse Snow They are OF pcau
full model and Workmanship.
Notice "a Mariners
SIGNAL PORTLAND HKAD LIGHT.
Fog Trumpet tDabo's has been esa abshed A. roIano
Head Light station, which will give blast o c,Ent seconus
duston with intervals between the blasts OF !" seconus
during ticK weather.
ON and after Dec /, he storm Whistle Al Cape Elizabeth
will give Two blasts oi nye gSc2aae esapsp -AE
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
SUSPICIOUS DEATH IN ROND0UT

Mary Connors, woman OF Incorporate habits,
was found dead In an out-of-the-way place IN Ron.
dout yesterday morning man named Thomas
Hughes was lying beside her dead drunk, with SUP.
posed bloody spots on his clothes II IL generally
believed that the woman was frozen to deah but
hughes mas been arrested on slight suspicion and
on investigation Will be made by the Coroner and
District Attorney.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
THE MEANEsT RING, STEAL OF ALL

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
viii you please inform the taxpayers and public
at large by what authority ex- Alderman Terence
Farley zone OF Tweeds bondsmenI collects the rents
from squatters and poor tenants ON Hamilton PARK
who authorized nDi and what was done with ne
money 30 collected these four last years, ana
oblige ITAXPAYERS.
NEW YORK. N0Y,~ LII
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
In Water street.

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon q fire was
discovered IN the carpenter shop No. 400 Water
street. caused by some shavings taking nrc from the
stove. causing loss to the building OF $500 Neither
the amount oJ insurance nor the name OF the occu
pant OF the building could be ascertalned