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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04

Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST Prep
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all DrHg0ists and Dealers IN Medie'He''
Prioa Ono Dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04

The TRIL or SWEENEY The trial Of Hugh
sweeney, for homicide, at Brdgeton has been
hxed for Monday next at eleven o'cocl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04

ASNuAL MEETINd.-The Wilmington Board OF
Trade will hold its annual meeting at their
Rooms in Masonic Temple, on Monday evening
next. The election Of a Board of Managers, will
take place, aud the annual report of the retiring
Board will lie submitted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
Anna z, Dickinson lectures OCT. 2l.
nInEi,rtatr.' aaes.
before Esq. Puhl.l

The case Of Joseph Stockle, which had been
postponed for further hearing, came up yer-
terday. when Stockle was hound over for $1,000
to answer the charge at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
WINSTRUo7IUN IN

UhAWINU AND PAINTING,
Apply 70 A. t. SEQ y, Room No. 8, s. W. corner
o. Eighth and MaIR streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sepb-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
rnrlaimnd Latters
List OF Unclaimed Letters Remaining In tho VIII /
minQton DalN Pvt fioe Sent 2ath, 1872.

List OF Unclaimed Letters RBmhnlng IN tto wiz
mington (Del.) Post-ofiice, Sept. 2sth, 1872.
Anderson, RObt Jnhnson, Lizzl4
Anderson, Annie Ma Johnston samuel
AlhertHOn, henry Kenney, Y
Ahrsm I"hnathan Kushan, z Il
Alrichi VIM A Kely James
broOkes, .hRrleH X lam Levi
tetfs, lambert. BenI W
Bacon, Edwin lenatd, jaime W
burdett, kllen @ Maxw II, Alex
Burke, John Mitchell, Annie
b easan, Us Miles, Deby
Brevltt, Annie 8 Morris. Chas w
bradley. Mary Nc 'Ormlok, Miss
bullen, Is Matee, Miss Geag Z
Brown, Salie Ana Megtn, John
Bougey, Thomas Mqrtn. John
brown, VIM Miles James
cochran, M MaisOn James
Cors0n, rs Amand Matgerum, Maggie
Cur ey, Charles II M Ter, Miss
Cotk, VIM M zlck, Noah
CarV, Elizabeth X Mil r William
Compton, Neal, Rebecca
Nornet, George Nj hoas kC
Csmqber. Joseph Pennington, william
Ooggim, Jane owens 4 cow
COnnors AC Ovens Mrs VIM
Curr, Patrick Petsrp B&
Craig; MIS- sallie bennington, Annie @
CLt, nAllle Price, Annie
CLAUSE, VIM Rieye.
DouVille, Mrs TuIie Fonnson, Ut
DevOlOe, VIM Robinson, NJ b
hn0', Thomas oneg, Maggie
ttln Ryne, Louis Rage, Perry
FllRa, Vincent q Rice Wa II
Grimm, Debhy Sauehter, Bridget
G1initls Mrs NE ftanleT,
NiAhh WIS l. II FttWaTt, hlEaDetn
tlnoe, Mary Smi h Henry
II md, JFAJB st4rkey J Rob
HArper, F6Dt Stewart JH
uOgans Joseph Turner. Alfred
Hen, john Todd WmH
Higgins, J0hnC Wren, AR
Heart, M lily Wa tr, Clara
Harrtgan Marie Weston, hester
HaveTstick, Root Wirrman John
HatseY, ,rah Wa ker, JF
Harrington, Solomon Wright, Ester
JSmersOR, Is StOopes, James b
Jo4es, Charley fredliCh William
JAMES LEWIS, r. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
TGspM.

Nd ERSnNAI4 the lady VINO losi her pocket
book Wedn, sday will call on N. Al SBRhG,
il6 Market street, she can get IT, ocf.4-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
Boarding.
for grut.

EoR RENT-House with rooms and ex- M,A
II tensve grounds, near Schutzen Park. NM
Possession At once. Address
sep24u p. D. BOX 4e6.
ENok RENT A store and dwelling. also eSA
~ stock and fixtures Of x ocery sure for MM
sale. Apply 10 EVANS PEN NINGTON,
sep16u NJ $40 W. 3 wen h st.
ENos RENT--A NARKE 81. p rope .TY betv cen
II 9Th and Ith, formerly occupied by O. a Odng;
all In good order. Terms 81 900 for store end drel-
ling GEO 4. GhUBB.
srpt.11-lm' Third and Mark Sis
WNoR RENT - An excellent stand und r new
II Western Market very oesi able. Apply TO
L. Ii. F0AGLAND,
seplI-u Marx House.
HOUSE AND STABLE FOR hBNT-Fifth st
4 between Market aud King. Apply TO
sept.l9-u o. Y. TIL MAS, al Market ST
INUR RENT-Tha large and elegant hasements
II OF upper stores, Masonic Temple. A. ply 10
q. WOhk Ii,
sugq4-u 22O and 22S Market.
HNoR RENT-A large stOre-room with Ofiice
Il front, large yard back with stabling for SIX
horses Apply TO z. WOhRA,.L a CO.,
4i9 W. Front street, or
apr22-u L. c. PtersOn, (next door)
XXTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-situated at
w south end Of Market st. Bridge. Apply 10
1ebl1-tf UHAS. WARNEk d co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04

Anna Z, Dichiuron Iectu-es OF 2l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1, BoY's
DEPARTMENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04

MEETING, LAST NATURALIZATION OF CHIEF I'm
oINEER OF THE WATER woRKs,AED REGISTRAR.
Council met at O'Clock, last evening "a half
hour earlier than usual-President Mars in the
ahafr
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

A GEADING BY MRS. SIDDONS.

The sccoOd OF the Winter evening course OF lee
lures delivered under the auspices OF the Mercsn
tile Lisrary Association was distinguished last
night ny readings by Mrs. Scott Sddops. The ad
vertised course set down for last night lecture
by Mr.. Yates; but this was changed, and Mrs. Sid
uens gave readings that, according TO the pro-
gramTne, would have been delivered later In the
season There WAS very large audience, and the
accomplished reader held 1t on tension of atten-
ton throughout the several readings me seection
was admirable, remarkably well adapted to the
historic ability OF Mrs. Slddons ana given with a
grace, fnish and perfect naturalness that only
SO accomplished an actress could possess. III ~
almost invidious TO select any piece Tor special
mention where all are good, but the "Courtsnlp
OF Henry W. and the scene from "SchOOl Tor
Scandaln brought forth, and deservedly, the
lOudest and most general applause. The readings
occupied two hours and had the great charm OF
never Wcarying by any mODOtOny.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, nov. 25, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norf0lk-Old Domin.
ION Steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, Porand-J Ames
Bark Unia QtaD, Chiesa Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders-A Agrcsta.
Bark Tjorno Nor, Roed, Queenstown for orders-Te
tens h BOckmann.
Bark Alaska Potter, Triestc-Jas Henry.
Brig Anc DAM, Storm, Bahia-Funch Edge 4 Co.
Brig New Zealand tBp, Lindrews, st John, Mp
Nevns Co
Schr kalmar Lambert, Galveston-E NJ Stackpole.
schr r Yates, Yates, Mosquito Inlet lngraham
Co.
Schr Guy Phelps, Shailer, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Miller Co.
schr Anna A Hoton, Gordon, Newbern-J Patter-
schr Anna Brown, Harvey, Sandy Hook Gautier,
Jr.
scbr Chas Hawey, Rostn, Providcnce-H W Jackson
& Co
Schr Sarah Butman, Norwich-M Briggs 4 Co.
Schr . Acken, Meade, Stamlord-Stamtord Manufac-
turing Co.
Steamer Octarora, REYNOLDS. Baltimore.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer e Sinners Warren. Philadcpbi
Steamer Iacony, Nicnos Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
& had '' yo!snt gale
sS sy n a.. 8 ssnSy sss sSs
thssr Ancsor line .teamship DO; o..s. '- n, -.'
O,a,
S'ff HEADS ss
passed down M ne east side ol,he Bay Q, Bengal ghin
cine T. and Siosss 'dHss0 he Equator
II blot tanic inr boat Ss in G% Fire W. r.ses sssved s
;s,s1. s,,s s &
s, Jean i Sssaa
Sa ;ss hssR 1 @ saasfsn S Gs
ms s$t s$s h ~ II
ssrss%aS $i Ssr,% sasa: carlln Eo.eaee
sept Cape g q Good Hope 0ets and crossed the Equator
head %n Gsatosf eaps
Of Good Hope spoke bark Falcon (B), from Macao for
= Bark rssrmasn SG Buasmann whampea yune
E sS y,s% ss:
seaman q Eioercld Prussia, aged "a years, died and
Tagnia bristol asys ballast
BARK asseile soiSew Haven Black, st Pierre Mart IL
xs hsea S ssar With head pae Sons
Bark Lavinia (of Eastporu, Dyer Quebec Oct 20, via
Bic Island tSt Lawrence Rlycr) Nov 4 with mdsc 10
Brett SON Co. Is bound TO Matanzas. Put into this
port with loss Of two anchors and chains Anchored of
Bic island, where experienced violent gale during
which parted the port chain and dragged starboard and
were obliged to slip II and put TO sea was hours from
Bic TO scsa; genanaer md Of passage encountered sue
Brig Rnqleadcr tof sacomhc), Quick Smyrna 90 days
via Gibraltar days with mdse 10 Berry Bros;
u r Bnlley. Took the southern passage and had fine
weather.
DAYS, with rosewood 10 Wheeler Wilson: vessel 10
Funch Edyc Co Crossed the Equator Oct 15 In Ion 80
Had 6De weather; thence ~ days, with heavy and NV
gales
Brig Moltke CNGl, wragge rcrnambuco SO days, with
Equator Oct I9 in lon 81 06 Had fine weather to lat
thence strong va riablc gales.
scbr Hattie Haskell, Young, Pernambrco 80 days, with
sugar H. ~ ii Swift Co Crossed the Equator Oct
2 ion ~ So Had light winds and calms to lat 2s Ion
70 from thence continuous NE and NV gales 2d inst
40 miles ,1f Chincoteaguc passed npmber of pine
planks and at1uantity OF naval stores.
Schr HarmoV Cnrtis. Curtis Jacksonville days, with
ssSr Wary < dapgcr, nods'on, Fernandina days,
with lumber 10 ms~tef:
10 order; vessel 10 E,'ans. Ball Co -
schr Palmer Davis GeorgetOwn, Sc sdeys, with saval
stores TO Bentley, Miller 20. - - -
schr Franklin CLARK, GeorgctowC: DC, days With
coal to Central Raroad Cos Vessel to Upper seae.
schr Dennc, J,ton, virginia.
Schr " Madison, Bailey, virginia. :,
kchr N a bljcr, FIcNinr, Nbgiy.A -
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
THE ALABAMA DEADLOCK.

Installation Of Governor Lewis aud the
State niccrs-Ncither Of the Present
Dclibcrative Bodies as Yet Recognized
by the Governor.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 25, 1872.
The oaths OF office were this morning admins
tered to Governor Lewis and all the newly-elected
State officers who thereupon took possession, the
old officials retiring The body sitting In the United
States court room adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing. The sessions at the Capitol continued until
one O'Clock
Lieutenant Governor McKinstry informed the
Senate, through the retiring Lieutenant Governor
(MOren) that he could not preside until tomorrow,
whereupon the Senate elected Mr. Erwin as Prcsi-
dent pro tenn.
No business OF importance was transacted by
either body.
Governor Lewis has so far recognized neither
body. 1t Is rumOred that he will issue proclama-
tiOn cOnvening the Legislature to meet al the
Capitol tomorrow, at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
A General Insurance Biil Introduced for
the Better Organization OF Mutual Cor
p0rations and the Protection Of the
Insured.

porations and the Protection Of the
Insured.
Boston, Nov. 25, 1872.
In the State Senate, this afternoon, the joint
special committee on much OF the address Of the
Governor at the convcnng OF the special session of
the Legislature as related to insurance, reported
general insurance bill the main features Of which
are as fOllOws:-
Any ten or more residents Of the Commonwealth
may associate as an insurance company, stock or
mutual, on complying with the act which requires
jointstock companies TO have capital not less
than 100000 and mutual companies with guaran-
capital OF not less than 500 600 and not more
than 5000 ooo and no policy Is TO be ISSUED until the
in cash. After organizing, certificate Is to be
submitted to the Insurance Commissioner, VINO
SHALL ii the proceedings are satisfactory to him,
give certificate OF the fact, and the fling OF this
with the Secretary Of the Commonwealth shall
authorize the latter Official to issue certificate
OF Incorporation, which shall have the force and
effect Of special charter. The holders OF stock in
mutual companies are to he entitled 10 net semi
annual dividend not exceeding iour per cent on
their respective shares, If the net DrOht after
providing FOR all expenses losses ana liabilities
insure all outstanding risks, Is SUFFICIENT to pay
the same, and II such dividend is less than four per
comes suilcient therefor Threc ionrths Of the net
profit after the paying Of the dividends IS to be
credited to, and, at the expiration Of the policies
divided among the insured, and the remaining
one-fourth is to be invested and be reserve for
the security OF the insured; but when from time to
time the reserve exceeds five per cent on the
amount insured the whole OF the excess Is to be
divided among the insured at the expiration OF
their policies. The guarantee capital Is to be ap-
piled to the payment of losses only when the other
cash funds have been exhausted, and II the guar
antee capital becomes reduced it Is TO be replaced
by the first accumulation OF the reserve OF by as
sessments on the contingent funds
The directors may be elected from the stock
holders and the policy holders but at least half the
number must be elected from the former class.
Joint stock companies are allowed to increase
their capital stock with the approval OF the IN
surance Commissioner, and all corporations organ
lied under the act can hold real estate for the pur-
poses of their business to an amount not exceed
ing twenty-five per cent OF the cash assets
Under suspension OF the rules The bill was passed
to a third reading without debate.
In the House OF Representatives bill was re-
ported authorizing the city of Boston to borrow
$40, 900 and loan the same on proper security
to sufferers by the fire, the act to be accepted by
both branches Of the Boston City Council before II
Incomes WILD.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
A DANGEROUS FRIEND.

Order 10 Take Care Of IL and Is Taken
I'm by an Onicer.
Timothy sullivan, or No. 303 East Eleventh
street, was drinking IN a saloon at No. lO7
Bayard street, on Sunday afternoon, for
two OF three hours with an acquaintance, named
william Craig. sullivan became overcome with
liquor and fell asleep in an armchair, which was
placed near the stove. When he woke mp he found
that his friend was gone, and also his p0cEetbook,
SOLDERING effect on Mr. sullivan, and lie informed
Officer Davis OF his misfortune, ana also gave him
a full description OF Craig.
Ofllcer Davis found Craig in a drinking saloon
near by and at once arrested him. He confessed
to having taken the money and said he was only
taking care OF IL for his friend On being arraigned
yesterday he protested his innocence with great
many fiOurishes OF manner, and declared he was a
lawyer and had pract,sed for years. Judge Bowling
committed him Tor trial in s., 900 bail.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
TWO MEN STABBED.

On Sunday evening quarrel took place In the
boarding house No. East Einety-frst street, be-
tween Edward Spillane, John Heum and Patrick
English, all OF whom were more or less under
under the influence or liquor. Hcnm and English
were opposed to Spilane, who stabbed each OF his
antagonists In the head, cutting them severely.
Their wounds arc not considered dangerous, how
ever. Spillane was arraigned yesterday at the
YOrkvle Police Court, where he was held for trial
and committed in default OF bail.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

the construction OF this system was the Lycurgian
method OF forcing, in their infancy by compulsory
ballot, to a prompt determination all questions
that could by delay and growth disturb the Repub-
lic and preventing, for term OF years, their resg-
itation.
The apology for presenting this brief outline, in
advance OF an elaborate paper the author is pre-
paring this system and its details, is, that, In
recent interview with the most distinguished
American author and advocate Of election
and representation reform the learned gentleman
informed the writer that negative voting was to
him an entire novelty. LOUIS NJ. COATES.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
NORTH CAROLINA,

An InvcstiS iS u tiOn OF the Recent Vote for
state Officers Ordered by the Legisla-
ture-The Conservatives Nominate Ex-
Governor Vance for United states SEM
atOr.
RALEIGH, Nov. %, 1872.
In the House branch OF the General Assembly to-
day Mr.. McGehee offered a resolution. which passed
its several readings to raise joint committee to
investigate the vote for the Executive and State
officers at the August elections.
Colonel Settle OF Rockingham, offered resolu-
ton raising q joint committee on constitutional
reform.
The conservatives in caucus this evening nomi-
mated Ex-Governor Vance for United States Sen
ator. Seven or eight Judge Merrmon's friends
withdrew from the caucus. The baloting will com
mence at twelve O'Clock tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.

The Case OF Kellogg Versus WarmOth
Opened in the Federal Courts.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25, 1872.
The case OF Kellogg w. Warmoth ct al. was
opened in the Federal Court to-day by District
Attorney Beckwith in two hours argument. He
also presented a number OF afldavirs. The Court
ordered all papers in the case to be printed and
adjourned till tomorrow. The attorney on each
side is under the impression that the case will con-
time through the week.
The contempt case follows. Much interest was
manifested and the court room and all the ap-
pr0aches were crowded.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

Joseph II. Crawford young gentle Tian residing
In Brooklyn, and lately employed as tsalesman IN
the store OF Fuller a Wood, q firm engaged IN
bu, ing and selling sewing machines, on SlAtn
avenue was brought up in the Jefers On Market
Court charged with embezZling the s. am OF $25,
being the amount OF an instamcnt OF pa yment for
a machine sold by him to q lady. He pie. Meu MOI
guilty TO the offence alleging that the a, Welnt OF
money retained by him was the percentage sl6wed
him by the firm upon sales. lie was held ~ the
sum OF 900 TO answer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
hkCEPTlON T0 NIX. BEERY M. STANLEY BY
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

reception Is ~ be rendered to Mr.. Henry NJ,
Stanley, 10 the large han OF the Cooper Institute.
by the Geographical Society, Tomorrow evening,
o. eight O'Clock. The Invitations, ss already
siated IN the HsRALD, have been issued. aqd it is
e4kts,fp ibele wA ~ . ja'ge altsIasnce .of
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
sTBlNwaY HALL. -sTANLEY's LECTURES

20 anticipation OF Mr. Stanlcy's appearance in
thpiic as the narrator OF his experiences while
successfully seaIchinr iol DR.. Livingstone, the sale
o' tickets Toy bis 9fs course OF lectures, eight In
number viii commence th.a morning al steinway
uai' ~ Dine o'clock. only tickets for the coursc
WI We sod To-day. Seats IGr special evenings will
1e tDld oa saturday. The management claim to
lave tSkcR measures 10 proteff the public again Il
power 10 do 50.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
FOUND DROWNED.

John 0'Donncll, aged thrty-eght a deck ham, on
board the schooner w. W. Peirce lying at the o OF
OF Perry street, who has been missing since tn.
23d inst was found roating In the river yesterday
and taken ont by the police. The body was dis
covered close TO the schooner, and was removed TO
his mothers residence, 232 West Twentieth street.
The COr0ner wa notified.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Owen Goianby aged twentyseven, OF SIS Green
wich street, cut his throat last night with hau-
ncssmaker's knife while lsborng under At OF hS-
,unty He found the knife IN the store OF MrS
Williams, at 524 Greenwich street. where the
attcmpt was made. The wound is ee. .1sidercd u
tai where he was sent.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
HONORs TO SENATOR MORTON.

CINciRxATI, Nov 25, 1872.
number OF prominent citizens OF Cincinnati
have rendered Senator Morton, OF Indiana, a BAN
guet as testimonial OF their high appreciation Of
his public services 10 occur inS this city at such
time as may best suit bis CONVENIENCE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
THE JERSEY CITY POLICE COMMISSION.

The case Of the Jersey City Police Commission
came again before the Supreme Court at Trenton
yesterday The Court complained OF the incom-
peteness Of the cases made ont by counsel on both
sides and peremptOrily ordered that The cases be
completed by seven O'Clock this evening, when the
hearing VIII positively take place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

celebrities fhmons IN literature, science and art
Fears are entertained that the hall VIII not be
large enough to accommodate those who have
manifested a desire TO be present. The affair will
na o an s exeme Interesting one % az h " the hrs'
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.

FIRE broke on, yesterday morning on the top
moor OF the six story house $50 Third avenue that
caused damage OF sI,2oN; insured. Fire Marshal
VI tbc tceQelt tecsY
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
The passage OF bark westbuy, from Aney, whioh ~.
rived here late Saturday night last was llS days
Passed Through He'll Gates
BOUND SOUTH

BOUND SOUTH.
mSs ssrss sSssg for New York. with
Brig Harriet heGilvery, Tubbs, New York for Bos-
ssIl Annie Bayafa Sr, Fasham, Sydney, cB II days.
schr g Marisile, Bishop. Trenton for New Haven.
HssoS PesSy FS RS for New YORK
u schr Robert Palmer, Cremore. New London for New
scSr scSr A%sa MI,ss Glen Cove for New York
sehr Sarah Clars, grimm, Newport for Phliadeghia.
sn Aass er se% % yS Ssw York
s5 % New ssw York FORK
ASs ASr o ios york
:i Sehr Mary Hudson, Vaughn, Boston for New York,
Rowsna tor SF Ssw Ssw YORK.
Sehr ANNE Russell, Brown, Portland Tor New York.
sss ss ssw ss1 YORK
sshr sa GaT WHNsT%5I.y HaTSra YORK.
FsS New ,SHsx SerE york.
ssSsSss New York
John sasa ADAMS Boston FOR PhsSeS
sshr , sam Weller, Byockway, Portland Ct for New
schr eliza Rebeces Stanley Fan River for New York
sas Pant FAN % Me% YS em
schr Geaen SsSo Eagle aSwss Fa River ,1r New York.
schr G N Porter kiils, Stamford for New York.
schr ]. Daniels, Smith Hartford for New York:
ochr mary ~ NeWtOh, uulmOnu, new beuIOIu LOT New
schr Davis, Hedge, New Haven for New York
Schr Pennsylvania Butler, Bridgeport for New York
schr Anna Myrick, Mitchell, Proyncetown for Phila
schr r. Huntley, Hodges Providence for New York.
Schr Marietta Smith, Preston GreenpOrt for New York
sehr George Pierce, Kelley, New Bedford for New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake, hansum, New York for Port
schr Eagle Hayes New York for Newport.
schr Julia Berkelc, Jefres, Alexandria for New Ha
Schr Charlie Miller, Jones Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Saratoga, Weeks. ElzabcthpOrt for Providence.
Schr Matte Taber, Aldridge New York for Proyi-
schr Winged Racer, Hawes, Philadelphia for Glouccs
.schr Henry Croskey, Potter, Philadelphia for Fall
schr Aid, Smith, Philadelphia for FAN River
Schr ii weldon, ROthmOre, Philadelphia for BOSTON,
Schr Katie Hoyt Arnold. Baltimore for New Haven
schr NJ NJ Merriman, Babbitt, Philadelphia Tor Taun-
schr VIM Collyer. Taylor Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Henry Foster smith Ezapethport tor pa RIVER.
Schr Walter Thorndike, Wilson, Alexandria for New
Haven.
schr Koret, Manson, Amboy for Portsmouth
schr Edward Wooten, Young, New York for Provi-
schr Charger Wright, New York for New Bedford.
New Haven.
schr Baltimore, Prcssey, New York tor New Haven.
schr Mary simmons Candy, Philadelphia for somer-
schr Francis Randolph stee!man, New York for FRO
vldence.
schr Maria A Pratt. Pratt, Hoboken for Taunton.
Schr Edwd Wharton, Robinson, Philadelphia for Taun.
Schr Miranda, Brown New York for New Haven
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
SAILED.

Ship Fricdander San Francisco; barks Wilhemina
Rotterdam; Vncenzo, Queenstown or Falmouth; q
Adams Rio JaneirO.
Wind at sunset WSW, fresh.