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M DiCAL DEPA MENT
GECK ETOwN COLLEGE,,
ccner Of + and Eth streets NV,
wAsHiSt TON, DO.

TsSna5 s & IssiFT Ssi IL s9i pst
sns Al in the foIl9ssng March.
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG VI. D., Professor Of Prircinles
.r PRACTICE q ssdicine, Genersi PsthoiogS and
-fI6DGARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor of
-o1ststIie. eg@ p,seases q Women and ChrdTrn
JOHNSON - FOT, VI. d, Professor q Prfnci
JAMES T. s3RGAE II D ,Profes.or u M.tsria
j HkBRf fH0MPsoN, NJ. D., Professor of
IONS 6 = HoIsToS' N. D., Professor of
d. W BgzSs, NJ D., lecturer on Urinary Path
). HhissS THOMPSON, NJ. D., Clinical Pro
fever iE6TS e. ser.lf Profess. of ohc,i.,,v
fEa lahG SEsSf 4 b. p F R:es:t:'or
st1sctecd&d sic street northwest.
NJIITSHEIf r EkE MI vh ASP GtANSIIeAL IN
Nm nEs S AN& GdEt 2s5nA oks0N, PrineiDal
MEDICAL DEPAKKTNEST OF HOWARD
G Gds US PALMER MP;, Dean. 2ls st. 5. F.
IL, ION K st and h sex York eaue, W:
vii mS~1iS 9sss Ss e. n i s ,S
iai, at So'elock p m
sIIAs L. LOOMS, G !. II. H. D., No. rss Pa
R0BtKT 1Ry;rsify RrO,ess1r e Ch@mistrys
n Il v
street W, wadsworth Professor Of the Principles
JOS: TABER yoHSSoN, A. NJ, NJ. D., corner Of
lefh street and \ ave. n. W Professor of OBJ
GIDEON S. PALMER, A NJ, ~ D., No. 40 A
PHISEAs fTo sfR6S # ePhysasy and Myss4S
III; Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of
CHARLES g. PURvIs A. MIND. No. l1Is
street W, Thsddeus Stevens Professor of Ma
hIExANbdFsR s + kTGTsTRp,
sSls L street n W. Professor of Descriptive and
J. ED. CHENEY, A. NJ, NJ. D., Lecturer on Nj
BELLA C. BARRows, M D., Lecturer on op-
WILLf1M II. SEAMAN. Lecturer on Botany.
OSCAR OLDBEkG, Lecturer on Practical Phar
ONE CLINICAL LECTURE
will be given daily, at ~ O'Clock D. IN by one OF
The Professors, or 81 the Lecturer on OptRsloiogy
cases in the Hospital; Dispensary, and Orphan Asy
Faeiiities for Clinical Instruction and Practice
psssd by any m this city, will be afforded all
Fees;-Aatrt circulation, IS; Full course, 500; Sin
NPRARMACEUTICAL SCHOOL.
MP fh'rd kef@Ias CenTss will commence October
hatsra Medes Pfscss and dd1Bs 0ianyy
see.-toci5 JOHN a. COLE, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
The PREPARATORY 6RPAsfaGsfi u II this 81
cOiegs SFs1 St sssP;spbeT 10, ls7l. .,
Ta tkN1ifstGAftchLssSssSsTi ~
Young men wishing enter either OF the DEPART
ments should lie present 81 the commencement Of the
term. J. C.. WEILINC, President
EoT further information inquire of WI. STICK
MY. Secretary and Treasurer. aul5-th m .cm
THE MISSES USBORNES YOUNG LADIES;
B0AkDING AND DAY SCHOOL will reopen
EONDAf, September 4th, at el3 VI street, (north-
east corner OF l0th.l Thorough instruction by
Northern teachers. Professor MASON, teacher Of
French. References-Ex- Secretary VIM. H Seward
Gen. 3. Crocksr, John Hitz, Swiss Consul Gene
raj Send for circular. ang9-l1ws
ScIENT1ESSeer IRkrsNRE9Ti9N NM = VOCAL AND
SAAIEL CARUSI having resumed the duties of
his proiession- will attend 90 a limited number Of
pupils class Of young ladies will be received al
his residence No LIST street east, between and
north, Capitol Hill. seIS Pm
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Great Re1ucttOa.
In OLD BYE AMP BoURBoN wHIsKIKs

Of the following brands, vis.Fsmfly Nectar
% S S1 fs SS a4 ssl $50
20. NJ Dc: Pine Apple, Lrectifedl 81. DO.
Hehnessey, 1854. o. do; DO, Isls, $40 DO; otsrd,
Dupuy Co, ls5s, Sle: Californis Brandy, 90 DO:
Old Tom Gin, 81 Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount 70 the trade.
q. GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 12lT and 1919 Penn's avenue.
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HANDSOME EQUIPAGEs can AT All times he
OBTAINED AT very reasonable prices at the livery
establishment OF II. Cruit, Jr., No rs9l q street
near the War Department Mr.. Cruit always
has on hand the latest and most fashion able
styles OF carriages and his drivers are All neatly
uniformed.
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nS-The trial of Mrs. Wharton IL expected to
come up before the Circuit Court at Annapolis
about the 10th of November.
4-The Temperance men of Connecticut pro-
pose to organize for independent political &C
ton.
9-The lady teachers of Troy want an increase
OF salary. They now average about s315 per
anpum.
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LADIES' GOODS. &c.

NEW IMPoRTAIInN OF PARIS MD
a fine assortment: Of KID GLOW rs, in all "A, IN
shades and sizes Just received. One But Hlinliil1
ton, 81; Two Button 81 20, Misses, 81. T9lElU
Every PAIR warranted. lHlJ
At NJ. WILLIAMS,
Ccll3tr 9O7 Pennsyly anfa avenue.
~ sTTT \ 1II-S
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TO TIE LADIES.

Your attention is respectfully called to the IN
fire assortment Of (ED
FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS,
Hats, B0nnetr, ard all the latest Novelties at Mr.,
NJ j. HI MIS- No. 621 ID street, between 9th and
9Th. Ladies own laces made up in Hankerchefs
Collars, &c Dress Caps and HesdfresSes made 10
order az short notice. full assortment Of FEATH-
ERS. FLOWERS LACES. NOTIONS 6c Ladias
will ind IL TO their advantage 90 cali before puT-
Shas ing e-ewhere, a the goods all new well Sc
iected and bought for cash enabling me 20 sell at
reduced prices. The celebrated Belding Bros sew
ing Elk IA - spOOs- all cOlOrs ~ cents OciI-3t
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Mr. Seward Welcomed Home.
Specie ShfDmeuts.

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. I1.-Hon. William
Seward was cordially welcomed home by b
fellOw-citizens tonight.
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SIDE WISE TO-DAY: IT'S MADNESS TO re-
ID TyB" ins uring your life and property. Best
i, sEArON DoNoHO 4 CO.,
ocl0-3t y street, between 9th and 10th.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE GREAT FIRE.
Contributions for Chicago.

WORCESTER, Oct. ll.-This city has raised
$4,000 Tor Chicago, and will increase it to
ST, coo.
ALBANY, Oct. 12-The general fund here for
the Chicago sufferers has reached SI3. 500. The
lumbermens fund Is sIl,J00, and other contri-
buttons 50 COO. The total is $50, 600.
RoNDoUT, NY, Oct. IA meeting in aid of
the Chicago sufferers was held last evening and
g, ECO were realized. Two thousand more were
promised.
San Francisco Contributes SIeO. 900.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct I1.-San Francisco will
sustain her reputation, with contributions pour
ing in Tor Chicago. She may possibly send
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EDUCATIONAL.

CTRMAN.-n you want 10 earn GERMAN,
VI and VIII study, can iescts yog 10 Raad Wri .
and Speak the language. At civ AZ 22l n street n
v :, after .. m. RoSERT O, DY sENFoRTH.
Teacher OF German " Public Schpols. Oc7-IwE
MES. :; A. PgCk-s SELECT SCHOOL FOR
IVA BO1S--Jfle twelfth annual session Commenced
SEPT. ll,h; Fall Particulars may be obtained from
the Principal, at 1904 81. seSO lr,s
Aw DEPARTMENT OF COLUNBI1Y
~ COLLAGE.
Ire ran Term q this schOOl opens wEDNES-
DAY, October lIth, at The Law BuiIdsne on sth
street ~ IS o. clock D. n
Et@ regular fecnity will be assisted by eminent
nea from abr. ~. who have been engaged to Lee
tue during the term.
Wees : ~ per yea-, monthly in ADVANCE, are pay
ollie 90 the utiCTsgsT,d hp viii be in attendance
a. ih- Law Building from to so'clock the day Of
optning VIZ. STiCKNEY,
- = NV Sccrcta.v and Treasurer.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Shipments Of specie
Europe to-day, SIS, 900.
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Lea & PERKINS, Sauce.
Pronounced by Connosseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IL improves appetite and digestion, and IL is un-
riyaled Tor it's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA a PERKINS 10
prosecute all parties making vending Commercially
JOHN DUNCANs SONS.
sulz-eo6m Agents, New York
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DIR. WV. I. COLLINS, of the Grand Army
Journal, who has been sick for some weeks, is
better to-day, we are glad to hear.
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UNCLE SANS LosSEss-lt is estimated i'm the
Internal Revenue Office that the collections in
Chicago will be decreased over four millions of
dollars during the present fiscalyear by the fire.
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BatcnseIorss HAIR nve.

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best In the world.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does contain
death; Avoid the Wanted aud delusive preparations
peasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
untarnished reputation 20 uphold Cts integrity AZ
me only perfect Hair pye-Bleck or Brown. Sold
1ork fef-d
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER s the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price r. and 80 cents
gOUvENS INoDoROUs KID GLOVE CLEAN
restores soiled gloves equal 20 new Sold by al
cents. Ala IN
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HE WASHINGTON CLUB has perfected its
organization by electing Col James G. Berret
president, Hallet Kilbourn treasurer, and n. ID.
fugitt secretary. The club contemplates the
purchase OF property in some central location
club house. .
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CAPT. HENRY A. ELLIS, tried before court
martial at New Mexico for dIsobedience of
orders, &C., has been dismissed the service.
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CHICAGO, OCT. IZ.-Ihe RepubIicon this morn
ing issued half sheet and the Tribune an entire
sheet, filed with advertisements and announce
ments OF merchants change of localities
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CHICAGO WANTS SMALL BILLs.-Geo. b. Nc
Cartee, Chief of Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, Treasury Department, received a
telegram this morning from the Mayor of Chi
cage thanking the employees of that bureau for
lheir prompt and generous contributions, and
asking that the amount, (Sl.G OO.O he sent i'm
small bills. Mr.. McCartee Immediately com
piled with tile Mayors request.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

POkTsMQuTH, June r-Arrved, scnr Lizzie hins'
Providence, june is-Arrived. .chr Berry, Wa
sasaen.Ss sssrs Nose. i f NJ
s.a .l S;as s1
sunny.ide Dixon, New ,ork; Diver Jameson. jameson
@sTas ss': :: ssS
% Isaac sra Merritt
Wilson; White Wing, Hall Oscar haw.ey, saylss; En-,
hslvs S,n and Daniels smith New YORK. '. AA''
Roanoke, Barrett, Phiade pala Kate Loaela Barry.
SAN FRANCISCO, june ls-Arrlvea, steamship China,
Cleared Bark LAmira de la draviere FRI Baudon, Port
sxvxsNAH june IS Cleared; brig III aa n ,sr,.
schr Nary { Eliza, crswei, providence
Leo ps.TSerp New Y5a Smith,
june Xirivsd sshr. Jan. Em.on
''ssi Eliza
4 ss o5 YORK a.P
Quincy pSn. Cor do ko Donoy sacnss o r. aS s,f
PTcsmap Moore
Ss ns aass.n aa a S ssy sss
for do; Ella Matthew'S Jacsawy, Portsmouth, sor do Tan
sr 40 i,fa
f Ss:,s: s Essa hss:,
Crest Dav. John Falnam berry Annie A@sdsn, bangs;
81: ssS
Palmer. pasol Mary weaver. wsaxsr Maggie weaver,
Weaver; Thompson, tansandt: u Marts, Marts
Paige, Haev Lizzie Batcheder, gish John Shay Nick
erson James Vance, sure; Saarbuck Clark; VIM Wal
ton, sharp and Mary Augusta Ho do tor Boston, Carroll,
Libbey and Isabella Jewett, Mitchell Eopoken for do
Reynolds Sppe. Frederick ne, for do Thomas, Ar
mold, Philadelphia for sAco VIM Thomas, Wnsmore and
Edwards Bartlett, do for Salem; Maggie vandnsen,
Compton, do for Danverspor; PANE Stevens, do for
Portsmouth Julia Clinch Dr. Ma oney New York for 81
Andrews, NIB Canovs Renics izaoethPor. for Ipswich;
Georgetown DC; Ann Browu salter; Mary s.an%ssh'
line Haight, Avery Provncetown for do; Eddie Treat,
York Gem Thomas and A., AMI Pierce Rocsland for DO
John, NB for do Welin Br Eagles, Windsor Ms for
do VIM McCobb, Arey, tangor for do Harriet Fuller, VIII
lard, Port johnson for Portland.
Saied-Schr Florida.
PM-Arrived brig Anna Torrey Haskell, rhiadelphia
for Newburyport schrs Damon job Brandvwne, Ad
ans; Thomas Crockett; Joseph Porter; Burrows D
Scul, Barrett and Tra,e Mind, For,, do tor Boston,
CAIN simpson, for Baliim John Hail. Powell,
and w Marcy ackman, do for Philadelphia N Broo
kings Douglass Gardiner Tor do; Matte Franklin Purve
re, Gloucester for Alexandria; Drew Carter, belfast
Jacksonville.
Will MINGTON, NC, June 17-Arrivei, brig Dana,
ONei Fail RIVER schrs Nellie Doe Richardson, Charleston
Nellie Bell Stahl, Boston.
Cleared-Brg Prenss Hobbs, Dodge, Porto Rico; schY
David Nichols Wyman, Boston.
WARREN, June H-Arrived, schr Ell Townsend, Nichols,
Hoboken.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails Destination. /
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

sesmshIp Russia (Br), Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Siberia Br). Harrison Liverpoo-c Franck
yn
Steamship Thur,nga tNG), Ehers, Hamburg-Kunhardt
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips savannah-Murray Ferris
4 Co. '
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk CITY Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Go. ~ -
steamship w m Clyde, Parker Norfolk, City Point and
Rtchmond-W ashington Il Co.
ship Co.
Bark Lincoln tsal), Romans. London-E Morsans
Sons o. .
Bark Royal Minstrel (Br) Collier Belrast-G r Bullev
Bark Marie Therese tFr), Moure, Havre-Wend Tetens
Bockmann.
Bark Meice.e (Br,, Pmsn, Dan.zc-.Jas W Elweu 4 On
4 SON. ~'' swain
Bark Europa tBr), s.ratton, Cocaigne NB-Boyd Hin
cken. 'N 800
Brig Don Jacnto, Costar, Cette-Jas Henry
,,bi,g Amy Lane, Carver, Montevideo q Market
Brig Aunie (Br), Tugent, Maranham-LE Amspck : Co
Sons 1ase
Brig Angostura, Perkins. Cudad Bolivar-J Morrel.
srir Lord tBr), Bsrln, Pctou, NsIIs,ton, Watson
Brig Peerless tBrl. Rhodes, St John, MIR Currie
Brig nrnguay, Hilton, Wilmington, NC-Boyd Hncken
Schr Ocean Pearl, Pearl. Kingston, Ja-B Weinberg
Schr Osseo (Brl 3o-ham, John, Nh Henev \ Parker
schr Ada lBrl, Belyea, st ohm, NB-Heney 4 Parker
Schr Martha {Br, Thomas st John, NB-Jed FRYE Co
Son. N'S''"s :"
schr c Evans Hulse Richmond, Wa Abbott
schr VIM Fisher, Lyman, Portland, Me-R J Goodwin
Schr Hero Kelly. salem-R W Ropes
Scbr Dart. Williams Stamford
schr George Washington, Peck, Norwalk
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia
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GREAT OIL FIRE.
The Long Island Oil Works on Fire-Loss
Six nd Dollars.

The Long Island Oil Works on Fire-Loss
Six Thousand Dollars.
At half-past four O'Clock yesterday morning one
OF the buildings on the premises Of the Leng Island
oil Works Company. in Long Island City, took fire.
In the bailding was an agitator filed with oil, and
the flames soon communicated to this. The fire
then ragged terribly The fire companies OF the city
were soon on the ground, but their engines
being old fashioned hand machines they
could accomplish but little. Very fortunately
there was steam pump and hose on
the premises belOn yng to the OH Com
pany, and these were soon set In operation. The
fremen all The time worked steadily ana hard, a nd
by TINS means and an abundance OF water the fire
was connned TO the one building. Had IT not been
for the steam pump Il certain that hundreds or
thousands OF dollars worth OF surrounding property
would have been DESTROYED. The men VINO held the
ing and fire suffered terribly from the intense heat
About barrels OF oil were destroyed The loss IS
The oil WORKS are owned by Samuel Macy Co. The
burned for upward OF sixteen hours.
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TIE HoRRlBLE Ce0LIE TRAGEDY.
From the China Main Extra, May 81

From the China Mail (Extral May 81
on Thursday last the Dolores Ugarie was towed
ont OF Macao harbor, having $50 passengers on
board. bound for Peru.
On Sunday the Captain and crew uess one, re.
turned to Macao in the ships boats an" rcpor,ed:-
!. mat on Saturday fire was rIscoyered IN the
hold.
2. That one of the crew 6as sent down with
water hose to put the fire out.
8. That this man .fas set up on and murdered by
the passengers.
L. That the captain. with view to the preserva-
ton OF his own and has crc;w's lives battened down
the matches on the "passengers' in the hold, and
took 10 the boats IN Which, - has been stated they
reached Macao YESTERDAY.
s. mat the captat,l knows nothing whatever OF
what has become o. the ship aud "passengers," but
believes that both have been burned together mas
much as the passengers" beng Dauened down.
had no chance or escape.
These are the categorical statements to us, and
they are IN general circulation. Are they truef
The ship was consigned in Hong Kong to enc
Aureliano Alamo. The captains name Is Garay.
Both may become celebrated.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcH.

kEPokTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Holland Br), Bragg Liverpool June T. VI,
Queenstown sth with mdse and passengers Hurst
with as aa a. Key
s'
steamship Montsomery Faircoh Savannah June IT, with
ms.s and p.s,snss; 70 Lowdsn. ~ WV
sSs'H k ESespo with md..
wss "a rs rS5sn and
0 % a % n e: ss SS@ ae
- q mile: by o. B.,nega. passed The .chr willie Dill
her they took OF anchors, chains, &C. Has been
snip s,sGoTa.hiIe OBJ, Hatfield London 50 days, with
m md ss ns Co. Winds s0s s,
Light and a. sesn 20 s w. az he
ra ss Of s Age s Sa Nay
The passage and made the rs. half q the
negs spoke schooshp Mercury, crusng has been dsys
ssis sss,ss Adam. M.n.sn TT,pap, Apy 20 with sail.
Ssrasr May soppea on kennebcck June for orders
lightning 18th Inst oil south shoas spose x shp
BARK Albert he Good b. Bo chcren IS da,, with
Sanay 20 90, SA aa &C., took the middle
SPOKE fishing schr Brown (of Marblehcadl, had 800
is IA sss s'';
Bark ANNA ING johnson, IS DAYS, with SUI
gar 10 Moses Taylor Co-vesse to master Had light
Brig Ceres NG) Kuhn Pau odays with rags TO order
weather. The is anchored on the bar. '-''"'e
Brig Julie tNG) Reimers Rio Janero GO days via Hamp.
Funch. Edve Co. Crossed Equator Nay 8 In lon s5
x 's s
town. in sinking condition t,ok OH the caplain mate and
three seamen and brought them TO this port.
With suss ssn r
ss r9i Rs.: lss rsg..i
e 1sss sss!s sn' y "a . s'' sa to
:: :.s Ward isa. @!"s:
8 spoke srsny.s tDsn, fr Sas New sS
William tswed,, from Laenna for Gibraltar, days out,
schr Mole plummer Arroyo, PR. IL days with sugar.
Burdett Pond-vesse to jed Frye a Co. Had lne
schr whitney (of Tbomasonl, Matters cienfueeo. ~
10 II Loud K Co. Had hne weather.
schr a Hunt tof Morrisown, MI, Holiness Cenfuegos
weasel 20 master. Had moderate weather
schr vests, Bingham, Apaachicola 20 days. with lumber
schr NY Rover. Brown Charleston days. with cotton, &C,
70 s ssan wm IN a.Sv ce Decker. Virgins.
schr Henry Cole, Peterson, Virginia.
Schr Nelson, Rose, Virginia.
sesr MI1 .nsss ,S asrn Virginia Virginia
s schr Moderator . Enon v,rginr,s .,.o.,. ~,
s ehr AsnsndsT wsy AysIy cgsasd Nd
schr Helen Mar Nickesou, Philadelphia for Portsmouth
ss s h.f s1u rs psmo rhSeens Tor
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
sehr Amherst, Joach,n, Parrsboro, Ms for New York
with lumber TO Jed Frye a 20.
schr Maria Hearn, Howell. Greenwich for Elizabeth.
With oil TO master. " ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
COMPANY 0.
sixty-hith Anniversary Of tbe fourth Com.
rapy, Seventh Regiment.

Sixty.hith Anniversary Of the Fourth Com.
rnpy, Seventh Regiment.
On Monday next the fourth company OF the gallant
seventh, under Captain w. II. Kipp, Will celebrate
the slxty-hfh anniversary OF It's organization.
Heretofore the plan has been to take 20 day or :,
and make an excursion into the country. Captain
Kipp has determined not TO interfere with the mems
business and for that reason has ordered an eycn-
Ing street parade and o collation. at the armory.
The company VIII leave the armory at six O'Clock
anu proceed across Eighth street TO Broadway 10
fourteenth street, TO Filth avenue passing the
Blossom Cub House. where they Will be reviewed
by MAJ or haIl). TO 1hrIy-iourtn street. to Madison
avenue. Iwenty-thrd street, Lexington avenue and
Irving PLACE. Fourteenth street, Broadway and
El9h h street 10 the arinory Tbe "bOyS'' will thus
nave chance 10 show themselves where they are
Known anu on Arriving at the armory will ind
tlGu
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ATTEMPTED htUalea IN Hopnxts.
Crazed Desperate Fires -Four Shots n, !.
Siftzsu.

Siiixsu.
About nine O'Clock last evening Scotchmau
named James Andrews, residing IN First street
between bloomfield and Garden streets, was stting
In his room partially Intoxicated and acting like
maniac TO the terror OF all The inmates. German
named A. .eman happened 10 he leaving the lager
Seer sa.oon near BY going into the yard. when the
anluriated Andrews snatcned up a pistol ana
oeinefa'ely rushing toward the lack window, dis
charged four bullets at Leman. An immt date
oproar and excitement ensued, a. every person
oeheved mat murder had been committed. For.
suha'ey none OF the balls struck Leman, though
s~o OF them whisted by has ear. lie hastily rushed
sn'o ihe street and procured the services Of orlcer
o's' VINO ran up stairs and after lengthy struggle
Douhd Andrews with handouts. The latter was
conveyed 10 The police station where sergeant
gouIhe locked nm uD for he nlgat. cons ant
ralcn was Kept on him all night, lest lie should
sn.empt Standardization. The anar created no
1919 % citeinebt IN he vIcinIiy Leman became 20
yss.us ON nearing the discharges That lur some
Nme nc believed himself sho,. S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

sssr ST Robins, Alderman. Hartford for Fire Island
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schr Senator Mott. hosyn for New York.
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sioop Aaeine Palmer, Greenwich for New York. with
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Steamer DORIS, Youn PROV, ,ence for New York. with
mdse and passengers, to Isaac odell
hound EAST
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seSr sas N Sepsv Sopsv,s PS.dsiphia Derby
schr EDWARD Ewing, Burns, New Brunswick for Bridge
port
shr Porto Rico. wentworth, Port johnson for Salem.
schr Cha. Lowering Hall, Eaabs.hport tor ra1psos
schr Ida BURGESS, Burgess Ezabethpor for East Bos-
schr Gloucester, Alien Elizsssthport for New Haven
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schr Anderson 7." s Doyle. konaon for Norwich
schr Thames Dws ht Rondont for Providence
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scSr john ksndoph RobSin. New York for DsS.on
Schr Trade Wind Ingraham, New FORK for Boston.
Schr Telegraph. Hanes, New York for Nortnport
schr EVELYN, Burger Hoboken for New Haven.
David Pcasa Sackett, New York for Portland, c.
Schr VIM Fisher, Randall New York for Portland, Me-
Schr Fhii Shartdan, Murphy New York for Fall River
schr BENZ Strong Hoy Elizabethport for Wavehy Mas
Schr Mediator, Mclean New York for Fall River
Schr Martha A, Thomas, New YORK for st John, NIB.
schr Joseph Hall, Miller Now York for -
Schr Oseeo, Gorham New York for st John, Mr..
schr Joseph Rogers Nckerson for Portland, Ct
Schr Dart. winams. New ork for Stamford
Schr North Pscfc, Baton EzabetADort for East Green
witch.
Schr Josephine, Bavlis. Elxabethport for Norwalk.
Schr Julia Swan, Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay.
schr Mary Mershon Brtghtmau, Elizabethport fer Fall
River.
soop Phenir Edwards. New York for Port jefferson.
Steam yacht VIM NJ Tweed, Clark New York for Green
wich
Steamer Electra, Mott New York for Providence.
wHrTEsToNn Ii. June 20-ll AS Pm.
violent rain storm, accompanied by terrific gusts OF wind
flashes OF binding hghn set In at sunset
this PM and continues to to this ne with but little
sign of abatng number sailing craft, antcipat-
ing approach the squa put in narbor made
all about their vessels lying comfortably at
anchor oil the fats opposite.