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An Important Railroad Move.
mcnt.


Articles Of association Of tho Cincin-
naii a. Southwestern Railroad Company
have been filed with the Secretary oI
State. This. proposed road is to leave
the Olio and Mississippi at Mitchell
Indiana. and intcrscct the Ohio River al
Mt Vernon. by this line Cincinnati
evidently intends 10 control the trade ol
South west Indiana and Southern 1lli-
nois. as by its connection with the Ev-
ansvillc & Carmi Railway at Mt. Vernon
il makes a short cut from that region to
Cincinnati. The distance is about ION
miles. passing the counties Of Lawrence,
Orange, Dubois. Pike, Gibson and Po.
scy. Among the incorporators we find
the names Of Gen. A. p. IIovcy, Gen. j.
c. vcatch. Col. John A. Mann. J. +.
Wclborn, Robert Mitchell, James NJ
Glenn. and other prominent Cincinnati
and Indiana men.
The Directors are:
Hon. Josiah Kirby, Rob't Mitchell
Col. p. Lane. L. II. Sargent. James M
Glenn, n. G. Nettleton, j. Hcbberd, ol
Cincinnati.
T.. II. Sabin. Of Rockport, Ind.
Jos. +. Welborn. and Col. j. A. Mann
Of Mt Vernon.
c. w. Bowers and Milton N. Moore,
Of Mitchell.
Clement Doanc and NJ. Friedman, ol
Jasper. Indiana.
The officers Of the Company arc Hon
Josiah Kirby. OF Cincinnati. President
Captain II. II. Tatcm, Secretary and
Treasurer. indianapolis Journal.
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Rules Of Political Action

The following rules were laid down
by Mr.. Vallandigham, for his govern.
mcnt in political life, as early as August.
l8A3, when he was but twenty.threc
years OF age, and will be found An ex.
cellent guide for all who expect to serve
the people in Office:
'FIxED RULES
OF political conduct to guide me as a
statesman. III no instance and under
no circumstances to be relaxed or yiO-
lated. and this by the blessing Of AL.
H.. Always TO pursue what is hon.
csf. right. and just. though adverse to
the apparent and present interests Of
me country well assured that what is not
righ; cannot IN the long run be expedi.
cnt.
-. Always to prefer my country and
the whole country before any and all
OF mere party. .gsi ,nf
- In all things coolIy to ascertain
and with stern independence 10 pursue,
the dictates OF my Judgment and NV
TO party or self.
-. As far as consistent with the ma
t'onal honor and safety, and with JUS
~" =" '"S o"HfS, 10 seek nea(e with
al nations and to pursue il. persuaded
That pacific policy is the true wisdom
ofa State. and war its folly vet ms re-
solved to demand nothing but what is
right, SO to submit TO nothing that is
wrong.
IS. Scdulonsly at all times and in
every place. to calm and har,nonize the
Iconficting interests and sectional ical-
ousics Of the different divisions of tho
Republic. md especially ofthe North and
South; and with steady perseverance,.
under all circumstances. to uphold and
cement the union OF the States as the
palladium Of our political safety and
prosperity. except at the sacrifice of the
Just constitutional liberties and inalicn-
able rights of oppressed minorities.
"6. Without infringing the rights Of
conscicncc.. always TO countenancc and
support religion. rnoralitv.and education,
as essen ial 10 tho well being of a FREQ
government, anr in all things to nc
knowledge the snpcrintcnding Provi-.
dence Of an All Wise. Most Just and
Bcnefccnt God in the affairs Of the Re-
public"
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~ It is stated that even IN Conrccti.
cut the narrow gauge railroad fever
RACES. One Of these roads is to be built
from Hartford to Unionvillc. Accord
ing to the engineers estimates this pro-
jcctcd road il 10 lie fiftccn miles long,
and TO have gauge Of two feet. The
road red is estimated NJ seven feet where
there arc excavations. and five feet where
emhankmcnts are necessary. II Is cx-
pccted that tho road will bc built for
4I2O 500, or less than $500 mile.
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A little boy had sought the pump
From whence the sparkling water
burst,
And drank with eager Joy the draught
That kindly quenched his raging
thirst;
Then gracefully he touched his cap
thank you Mr. Pump. he said.
For this nice drink you've given me!
(This little boy had been we'll brcd.)
Then said the Pump, NY little man,
You're welcome 10 what have done ;
But am rot the one tO thank =
only help the water run.
Oh. then, the little fellow said,
Polite lie always meant to bc,)
Cold Water please accept my III INKS,
You have been very Kind to me.
All! said Cold Water. don't thank me
/. Far up the hillside lives the spring
That sends me forth with generous hand
10 gladden. every living thing.
III thank the Spring, then, said the boy,
Aud gracefully lie bowed his head,
Oh. don't thank me, my little man,
The Spring with sivery accents said.
oh, don't thank me- for what am
Without the dew and summer rain :?
Without their aid me'cr could quench
Your thirst, my little boy, again.
Oh. well. then, said the little boy.
III gladly thank the Rain and Dew,
Pray, don't thank us without the sun
We could not fill one cup for You.
Then, Mr.. Sun. ten thousand thanks
For all that you have done for me,
Stop! said the sun with blushimg face,
NV little fellow, don't thank me,
Twas from the oceans mighty stores.
drew the draught give to thee.
Oh. Ocean. thanks. then said the boy
1t echoed back, Not unto me.
Not unto me. but unto Him
Who formed the depths in which l lie,
Go. give thy thanks my little boy,
TO Him who will thy wants supply.
The boy took off his cap and said,
In tones SO gentle and subducd.
Oh. God, thank thee for this gift,
Thou art the give ofall good.
Christian Radical.
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LIVER As FooD. : A scientific journa,,
strongly 't!cnounccs tho use of liver amd
kiducvs as food for man. The organs
nrc constantly charged with thc worn
on, cxcvcmcnati,ious matters Of the sys-
tom. the presence Of which. when right
ly uudcrst ood, are disgustingly often.
sivc. 10 the taste. Their presence is
cvime1d BY the fact that thtse portions
Of an animal nrc always the parts firs'
subject 10 decomposition. They make
ycrv good food for hens and dogs but
for man = never.
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Grofrrs.

TTNHOS. a. ROK'T ~. JONES, Wholesale Gro
Il GERS. No. ~ west Second street. Cincinnati.
JACOBS 4 MES(HEI, Wholesale t.rocers and
- dellers IN Foreign and domestic Liquors, Nos. is
and 20 Main street Cincinnati
JAMES w. AUSTIN, Dealer In Staple. Fancy.
Foreign and Domestic Groceries. Northeast corner
Fifth and Elm streets. Cincinnati.
R'SHoP RfOTHERS, Wholesale Grocers ~
w AMI ~ Walnut street corner Pearl Cincinnati
NyN. Glenn& a SON. WhoIesaic Grocers No ian
w ~ Vine street.
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NJ The Testimony Of Gen. Clinton
before the Kuklux Committee at WASH
ington. had marked effect, and went
great way 10 show tho real condition Of
affairs in Alabama, aud that there was
no necessity for extraordinary lcgisla-.
ton there. lie enforced the assertions
IN the testimony of Gov. Lindsay, and
his evidence was mnnifcstly Of much
weight before the committee.
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nTT Since harvest commenced In this
section we haven't heard a word about
the rust. fly. and other enemies ef tho
wheat crop, but from every neigI,bor-
hood comes the gratifying intelligence
Of good crop probably the best for
several years: and this is the word mot
only from various portions of this State,
but from other States. y. a. Ledger.
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rs The girls still go IN swimming bc-
fore ri.ht fhll down nj Rcslsori's ls!nnd.l
Mrs. Nevcrsnitcr says "tis no such thing
il's them pcsky boys" She knows shc
has got spy glass. : lafayette Courier.
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List Of Enterprising Business
Firms Of Cincinnati, Ohio,

Who have subscribed to the Capital
Stock Of the l,ockport and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
the best in the city TO deal with, and dis
posed, as they have already cvinced by
their actions TO look after the materia!
interests of their customers.
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Aorifuitmrol Smiplentents.

ISAAC STRAUB g. CO., Manufacturers Of the
/ celebrated Portable Grst Nils ''Queen Of the
south" for meal. wheat Touring and stock feed
spices. &C. also bo,ing apparatus. smutters. and mill
work generally n. W. corner Front and John Streets.
Cincinnati, q.
TAPT. j. EARNSHAW, Manufacturer and
~ dealer in Agricultural. Farm and Plantation I'm
pic,nenfs md Machinery. Sscrooms: 1A2 Walnut and
Is and II West Sixth street. Cincinnati. o.
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r%An Alabama debating society has
declared. that no woman II entitled to
"riglts' until she cnn show clean,
healthy BOY baby. Correct:
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BOOK ON BUILDING.

Xvytnkle Co.. 3l1 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
w have just publisheda Book building; every
person contemplating building should have copy
Send Tor IL. Price One Dollar.
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ljats, Vaps aMo Turs.

1OHN BALI. Wholesale dealer In Hats. Caps and
- Fancy Furs No. ll3 Main street. side, Cincin
aat
hCkINSON. PRICE BISHOP. Wholesale
, dealers in Hats. Caps Furs and Straw Goods
northwest corner Vine and Pearl streets. Cincinnati
VNHOMPSON. GOODRICH 4 CO.. Wholesale
l. dealers In Hats. Caps Furs. and Straw Goods No
~ west Pearl street. Cincinnati.
OckwOOd, Nichols n Tice. Wholesale dealers
IL IN Hats. Caps Straw Goods. Ladies' Furs, No 81
west Third street, Cincinnati.
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TCEgIER HENNING Great Western Mar
Akx he Works. Hanls and Monuments Gal met ard
runmers stock. Ertn; street, Ct cen Gas Works ai'
Mil street Cincinnati
YOsrph Foster. Steam Marble aud Free Stone
- Works corner Fin and Canal streets Cincinnati.
r j. MYERS 4 Co.. wholesale dealers III For
- eipn and au'ercrn Mrr'le Tirb street ic'ween
Stone and lIoadley, near C. II II. X. X. Depot, Gin
cip
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CARPET WARPS, Sc.


~ Ou1d penrce Il Co.. Manufacturers of Cotton
NJ Yarns. Ratings and Grain Rags. No. ~ west
Second street incnnat.
CStearns & Foster Nanufa ac;urers ~ Black and
- white wading, Office No. 20 east Second street,
Cincinnati.
nutnsm. Hooker a. Co.. white and cccred car
j pet Warrs Bats. &c. II west Sec nd and COM
merce streets incinnafi.
Jewctt a. adams. Manufacturers "f iarer cotton
aud Ruriap Rays and ioh Of Domestic Goods
Buriaps. Iasngs Shoe Linings etc, No. west Pearl
street. Cincinnati.
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Brewers.

JACKSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 BRO.
81 Cincinnati. o.
YNLM STREET EREWERY.-C. MOERLEIN.
- " r. corner Elm and Henry street. Cincinnati. 0.
r ION BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE,
i &. wndisch. Muhlhauser Bro Miami Canal be-
zen liberty and Wnde streets CncinnafO q
YTAUCK & WINDISCH'S Lager Bcer Brewery.
L Dayton street. between Central Avenue and
Whitman street, Cincinnati, q.
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FEATHERS.

ID A. Holden & CO.. Wholesale dealers in Feaih-
~, Awavs paw the highest market price for
Ginseng and Recsvnx. No. G7 Vine street. Cincinnati
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LOOGOOTEB HOUSE,
LoOGooTEE, IND,
JAMES G. CARNAHAN, Proprietor.

TryVs Nnr'se has been ne Wv r.r~etcd and Furnish
j ~ ,hroi.,,rs. AMI is provided with the best ~
acco'n is.ions.
TIE s,-,vs,jnr ,,,,,. arc Invite - tive 'his House
trial ~ .Ss sspe win swsvs hc sunrcd with every
dNi-N- .tv or inlrkst anords, and the rooms with
good heis.
nee al -.
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llotary Public.

Y0hn e.. Hanover 4 Co.. Real Es'ae BROKERS
Notary Public and Commissioners of Deeds ~ ives
Third street. Cincinnati Particular attention given Il
the purchase and sal. Of lands in Middle, Western an'
Southern States.
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FANCY GOODS ANDNOTIONS.
HARDWARE.

IIlH H II w "A 1I1Is
IN Neave e. Sons. Importers and dealers IN foreign
J. and domestic Hardware Ms G5 and 81 Main street.
Zinc
y. u. Schroeder. Lorksrh Beih angcr ard dealer
N nrilders' Hardware ltl Third street. cnr,rraii.
YYOwe11 GapO r. 80. Hardware Merchen,s. 1888
III walnut st-ec' Cincinnati
NJ Grcenv OOd 4 co.. Mannfacfurcrs Of Irar'-
Nl ware office and salesrooni, l23 Walnut street.
Cir cnnati.
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IYTNT'S Dining Rooms. for ladies ard gent
i men. Nos. 1921. and ISL Vine street. vest Sc
between Fourth and Fifth. Open day and night. N
York Shell Oysters constantly on hand
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
ANOTHER RAILROAD OUTRAGE.

Something for Colonel Tom Scott 10 Look
Into IL He Wants 10 Became President.
Now mat Colonel Tom Scott, the great railroad
king and one who is talked OF for Presidential hon.
ors has assumed control OF the New Jersey Railroad
it's hoped that the number OF outrages passengers
Will be- at least less frequent than the past. Mr..
John }. Clancy, respectable citizen OF Newark,
states that he was an eyewitness TO the shameless
and brutal attack perperated on a passenger by
the conductor OF the train which left New York at
4:i0 on Tuesday afternoon
A man, evidently under the influence OF liCuor,
sat on the seat behind Nil. Clancy, ana when called
upon by the conductor Tor his ticket handed one
which was not passable on this road. The conduc-
tor then demanded thirty cents. No reply being
given TO This demand by the man. Mr.. clancy
promptly rendered the sum, but the conductor re.
fused 10 receive IT, saying that he wanted the money
from that man, pointing 10 the stranger.
The oflcial, however, passed on, but in
short time returned and again asked the man Tor
the sum above mentioned. The man then arose
ana made some remarks, upon which he was seized
by the conductor around the neck and thrown upon
the floor, where he was severely casi.ated. On al.
irving al the Centre street depot the man was
thrust nom the iraiD. Mr.. Clancy denounces the
conduct OF the conductor as extremely brutal and
uucalIel for.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER :, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Missouri, Morton, ilavana-Aianc Mall steam.
ship
steamship Lavngston, Cheeseman, savannah-Lvlngs-
ton Fox 4 Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, CnarlestonH Nor
gan h Co.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch Richmond, &c-old Dominion
siesm.hip Volunteer, Howe, Steam.
ehip Co.
Steamship Chesapeake. Johnson, Portland--J Ames.
Ateamthip 0Iaucus. Walden. Bostop--B r Dmock
Ship Formosa, Allen. Mcbourne-Msiher, Lord Que.
Bark Tarsus (Brl Anderson, Queenstown, Falmouth
Bsrk Lincoln Hutchins, Galvcston-E M stackpolc.
Bark Eva n Fisk, Emery, Gaveston-C II Mallory Co.
Brig r Smith, MaIaga-mller a Houghton.
schr A Coombs, Coombs Port spaln Trin-D Trow-
bridge Co. .
as ssbr j n f,sx Chase Baltimore &C Staples 4 Co.
Sloop WhppoTwlI, Culver, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
POCKET PICKING.
Stealing n strangers ssStamps',-Tweive Hun.

Stealing n strangers ''.stanps''-Tw Twelve Hun.
dred DOlars Gene.
gentleman named Jacob North. from Stock.
bridge, Massachusetts, who had been spending some
time in the city with NUMBER OF friends had lis
pocket picked on wednesday night hy one Of the
regular gang on the Fourth avenue cars, al
the new depot on For y-second street. MIR.
North had been to the bank during
the Gay and drawn q considerable amount Of money.
A large portion OF tnle he paid away, ana the re-
mainder he was carrying home with nm when the
thieves deprived him OF the pleasure OF the burden
AS soon as tho gentleman discovered his loss he
went down 70 the Headquarters OF Police and in
formed Inspector Jameson or the loss. Mr..
Jameson sent the matter into the detective
Office, where II is now undergoing the pc.
cuiar process known "worKing up.r
How long the Will remain In this condiion II IS
Impossible 10 foresbadow, but It wl In all like
hood, ada another to that vast mountain now Piled
up In oblivion. The Fourth avenue cars are famous
Tor thls sort OF thing and 1t Is tlme that officials OF
some branch or some service TOOK the matter IN
hand and iooke1 after the interests OF the visiting
public with more earnesiness.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

other patients 10 see drove In another direction
Az was coming back saw Mrs Hutton coming
down my ofiice steps, she beckoned TO me
to come at once. as the General was mucn
l went 70 her house at once and found General
Ketchum IN commissions; determined TO rut hiin
under the influence Of cnloroi0rm: the General was
lying on his back when hfst saw him. and each
convusion would be accompanied by groan, IN
dcating great suffering; in order to relieve MN,
as well as to enable me 10 draw UP his nrine,
l found was perfectly heaithy; when
came INTO the room ! discovered marks upon
the neck and forehead or General Ketchum as
! removed his clothing TO draw on hts urine;
found his stomach lascerated by his finger nails;
iake s e rest and not earenr 20 - eave the
administration Of chorform to inexperienced
hands sent Tor twenty grains Of chorliorm which
administered myself and then went home 10 OK
anime the urine; soon returned and finding Mr.
Snowden and Mrs. Hutton In The room, being
somewhat embarrassed AT failing 10 account for MS
strange Illness / remarked to Mr.. Snowden ana
Mrs. Hutton
The defence objected, and witness was not allowed
10 state what was said.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
Reform Caniniftcn.

Colonel Julian Allen yesterday addressed note
10 Collector Isaac Badeau, IN pursuance or resou-
tion OF the subcommittee Of the RINK Reform Asso-
ciauon, requesting detailed statement OF the tax
receipts from october Is 1871 TO December and the
payments or the said department during the same
period. The sub.comm!ttees on bridge excise,
water, frcasurers and other departments are re-
presented by the Executive Committee as being
actively engaged upon their respective tasks. The
result OF their labors viii be made known as soon
as spossiblc upon the completion OF the work.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
re-per,rnct,on Of a Carriage Factory.

shortly after half-past one O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing IRE occurred at the carriage factory OF Francis
Corsa Co., frame building sos and sos Atlantic
avenue ana was not ex,inquished un,il the struc.
ture and contents were destroyed. involving q loss
OF $lo,500 Tne loss on stock Is $4,000 Insured In
the following compan,es-F.renens Trust $4,000
Lafayette, $1,000; Williamsburg Company $3.50
CITY OF BROOKLYN, $500; North American, $500
Htna, 81, 100; Phnnlx, OF Hartford 81 500. The
building, owned Dy MI. John Ramsey. was valued
at s., l,oOoi not insGred. Nos 500, sol ana sOa, in
lured by IRE and water TO the extent OF abou; lve
SAD COMPANY, s3,ono In te International and IL 900
n ms Phnnlx. Of brooklyn Inc hre was Of acc,.
dentai origin. ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
stolen Properly Recovered.

Property Clerk Horace Holt OF the Police Depart
meni reports that during The month OF November
stolen property 10 the value OF sl70z was recovered
by the police ana returned 10 the lawful owners
thereof. hsirag animals, valued IN the aggregate
AZ l,1l2 were recovered and delivered 10 the
owners. Tue property remaining on hand and
unclaimed u valued al Sll1. Total yssue or prop
ersy recovered by the police, s3,5sl.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
ARRIVALS.
REpoRTRD ny tn

REroRTRD ny TEE herald srEAk YACHTS
steamship MORO Casue, Porter. Havana Dec ., at
IN, With mdsc and passengers, 10 the Atlantic NAH steam
ship Co. go, . m
The b, with and passengers TO Mallory Co.
Had sirong NV gales In the 'suI oa - -,
sbp BsDledi tIr1 Livingstone, Glasgow ~ dava with
scbi Israel spYw, fesge Para Nor ~ With rabpsb ~. 70
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
SAILED.

Steamships Missouri, for Havana; Livingston Savan-
an; South Carolina, Chareston Wyanoke Richmond, DC.
The New York herald., 1871-12-08

ngyds Pond vessel TO wenbGn Hss strong y spd
spoke bark Aqudne Rio Janelro for Baltimore 81
schr Leach, Atkins Kingston. Ja Is days. with oran.
re sssS G LAWNS %s"i5f ss p.y. mavare, PR Nov n with
Sransss 70 10 Van Brans Bro Had
schr Sarah Bruen, Fish, wilmington No days. with ma.
val ssss stores, c, &c 70 2 Powell m .v., .,ors.
TO Thomas, nomes Co. Had very heavy weather since
schr Nelly Potter Ga.kn Washington. NO. days, with
naval stores, TO W Hinman.
schr A Leaning, Brewer, Virginia.
The schr Julia Floyd arrived 9Th is consigned to
Hurhnt a Co, not as Before reported
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
steamship M Titan tBr), Buchanan, Sydney. CB, for New
YORK days with coal to the International Coat and Rail
wa way s 20 Had heavy westerly winds the entire passage On
Mh sh G ns pG IN Of
land bound from New York Boston, the night was dark
senooper m wa. .irass amsh and
al o %sG saved win The exception q
soS s.sS sn s1 hs s saw The
hole stove in her po @ 10 ne wa.e Inc % nsd
with water level. ~" '''' s~
with mdse and passeneers. to Ferguson h Wood
mrE Mountain Eagle Jarvis New Haven New York, In
msss "ns osay .snns Fan River for New York. with
slsamc. Mcus, DAVIS, Providence for Now York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Johnson, fOrtlan0
SS.shHhnin uiaucus Walden. New York for Boston.
6rH Arcuc crane. New York Tor St Johns, NF
SchI Inas Hawiey, Hawey, New York for Sag Harbor
Schr Henrietta, Caldwell, Port johnson for BOSTON,
Scnr Madison Holmes, Bayls New York New Haven.
ScEr Wilie Frank Edwards, Hohoken for New Haven.
s1Ssy ssr Tsenpo
schr hoamer, Mayo, Elzabethport for Salem
Scnr sawyer, Rogers, Port johnson for Boston.
Scnr Maria lunt Lnn New York Providence
scar Lamartue Hutler, Philadelphia New Bedford
Schr Sea Lark. Miller, Philadelphia for Saco.
Scnr walter Irving, Arey, New York for Boston.
Sc,r freeman, Robinson, New York for Thomaston.
Scnr george Gllum Murray, Hobokcn for New London.
schr Little David, Blair, Amboy for New London,
Schr raugmssctt, Abel. Alexandria for bridgeport.
Schr free wind Frsbie, Ezabetbpor for Providence.
Schr ira bls5 Hudson, Eizabeihport tor Providence:
schr Mary rice Dunham Eliznbethpor for New Haven.
Schr Loom Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Cornena, Crowley, Amboy for Fall River.
Scnr S Cver Perry, Murphy, New York for Glen Cove.
Schr Geo Washington Peck, New York for Stamford.
Schr Man. Meaa, New YORK for greenwich.
Schr Ella, Sammis, New York for Huntington.
Schr Mary Sandish, Pickett Philadelphia Tor Boston.
ford -
Schr Jas Saiterhwaie, Nelson Philadelphia for Boston.
Sshr Hope On, Chase, Phladepha for Boston.
Schr Enterprise, Mott, New York for Roslyn.
Scnr Ann rnrner Crowley Ezabethpon FOR Providence.
Schr John Price, NlckeTson, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
schr Jos q Slower, - for -.
Passed through 9Th, bark Pacous Br), Dalrynpe (not
snip tac'ons Tobey as incorrectly reported from New
The New York herald., 1871-12-08
SHIPPIN G. NEW S,

Ainians. for New York -rhis Day.
Sun rises. ..... IL Moon rises morn AZ
Sun sets. ....... 32 High water..eve o6
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or DECEMBER.