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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Judge Richardson's " Practical Information
Concerning the Public Debt with the National
Banking Laws, " Is certainly one Of the most
valuable financial works that has been pub
lshed In some time. Il Is divided into two
parts, the first containing Information concern
Ing the debt, in seven chapters, and the second
the national banking laws, with notes and
references 10 the dcciriOns Of the courts and the
opinions thereon Of the attorneys general
The work Ia almost indispensable to tue
banker, the lawyer, the merchant and indeed
to every one who desires 10 understand the
working Of Our financial system.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

As THE STATEMENT has been made through
the city papers that Frederick Douglass is
urging the appointment of John VI. Langs-
ton, esq, to a position In the Cabinet as At
tomoy General, we have 1t from the best Of
authority to state that Mr.. Douglass is
neither urging the appointment of Mr.
Langston nor anybody else for any position.
Nruhcr IL he in search o. office for himself
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

TnE Loulsyllle COurier-JoUndl says that
"if General Grant Is coming to Kentucky,
we want to leave" The CoUrisr-Iournd'
and its friends always left when General
6rant made his appearance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

TnE twelfth anniversary Of the establish
ment Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN occurs
ON Tuesday, the Goth day OF this month. On
that day we shall greet our friends with an
entire new dress and have something to say
OF onrselNes
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

TnE Chicago Tribune propounds rather Gu
rious question to the West; shall corn grow
ing be Abandoned # argues that the great
question In the West ju-t now Is the question
OF transportation, and that 1t Is Of no use to
raise ten million bushels Of surplus grain
when the producers can get nothing for it.
The solution Of the difficulty the Tribune
secs In reciprocity with Canada, we on our
part obtaining the use OF the wslland and ST.
Lawrence canals to Montreal. This Ia only
the BEGINNING of the agitation on one Of the
great subjects Of internal improvements and
development that will absorb attention In the
immediate future.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

SECRETARY boutwell,, We have reason to
know, is not in the least alarmed, SO tar as
the finances are concerned, by the great
calamity In Boston. Although the losses
have been very heavy, he believes that the
sufferers are abunda ntly able to recover from
the severe blow without any Interference to
any considerable extent on the part OF the
General Government. Nearly all the men who
have lost have abundant means; more than
sufficient to restore them to their former POSI-
ton. What they need now Is the indulgence
which we are certain those who have deal
ings with them will only DO too glad to ex-
tOnd-A little time and indulgence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

The Patriot took an affectionatc leave Of
Washington yesterday morning, and an
nounccd that we should know 1t no more for
ever. ls farewell " was In good taste and
temper, although many Of the premises upon
which II based Its suspension are, In our
opinion, uufouuded and untrue. Still, now
that the opportunity to reply Is out of Its
power, We have no desire to Indulge In harsh
aud unnecessary criticism. 1t was an excel.
lent paper In many respects, but from the
very beginning II lacked some OF the essen
tial elements OF success. Its supporters stood
by 1t CALAMITY until all hope was lost, and
It's editors to the last maintained the lndlyld-
uallty that characterized 1t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

So FARAs FIRES are concerned, Chicago
Il still ahead. The value of property de-
strOyed there little more than year ago,
In buildings, merchandise and household
property, was Sl93,OOO,OOO. The ruins ex-
tended over four miles In length with an
average breadth Of two thirds OF q mile.
Seventeen thousand four hundred and fifty
buildings were burned. The amount of In
suranco was SlOO,OOO0OO, and the losses
claimed amounted to about $4,000, 900 less.
Thlrty-seyon million dollars have been paid,
and it is estimated that twelve million addl-
tional will be paid. The estimated losses by
the Boston fire are less than one hundred
million dollas, and the area burned over
about seventy acres.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Tue FIRST GTNUINE NOTICE Of the ap-
preaching session OF Congress comes to US
In the form OF circular from the agent Of
French spOliatlOn claims that no intends to
press them to a successful issue between tho
first Monday OF December aud the 4th of
next March. We like his discrimination
Hope springs eternal in the human breast, the
poet tells, and here we have again, at the end
Of nine and forty years of agitation and con-
slant entreaty at the doors Of committee
rooms and the House and Senate, the French
spOllatlon claimants, as hopeful as were the
grandlathers a half century ago, when
Thomas Jefferson addressed his circular let
ter to the merchants Of Philadelphia, assur-
Ing them that proper steps should 10 taken
for their relief What chapter might be
written on these claims and claimants
Seriously, we think the time has come to
pay them. The debt lie Just debt. The
amount is small, only eleven millions of dol
lars. 1t isa part OF tho price OF our indie.
pcndcnce, and should be liquldated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
Personal.

NJ OLlOE-IllAT X. y, JUBrB, BIg % SrEEET,
IN between SiHth and bavouth Ftrests noFthg .at,
bali the cost OF rsady.mads ones. N. R,-SoscEd.
hand clothing Of all Kinds bought At fair cash pcst
Auf3.u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
Books and Stationery.

NEW BOOKS, NRw ROCKS CAMPING OUT,
~ - recorded by kit" edi' ed by q. A. Stapheua
The Forms Of Water 10 Olouds and Rivers, Toe and
ulaoers, By John TyndAn, LII D., =. r. n, With
thlrty.nVe Illustrations, drawn and engraved under
ths dpeotlon Of tbs author. The End OF the World,
owe htoTy, BY Edward EERlsston Strive and Sue.
coed, or the Progress OF Walter OourAd, by Horato
AlEsr, IT,, author Of Ragged Dick, 4o. Chance for
Himhelf, or Jack Hhaud and Hts Treasure, by j z.
IroWbrdRe, The Poet At the Breakfast Table, Ills
Talks with Ills .boardofa and the Reader, BY
Oliver Wendell Holmes. David Oopperh I'D, by
CHARLES Dicksns, household edition, With . portrait
Of the author and siIty-ons Illustrations. Jack and
Jul, for old and young, by T. A. GobriEht, ILLUSTRATED
The Illustrated London AlmanAck for lg7l The
Nursery Treasury, by Harriet b. MeKeeyer hand
snmsly Illustrated, FoI's Digest OF PArtnetship, q
digest Of the Law Of pAtnership, presented In tho
reports OF EnElish and American dsoisiont, ~
Charles FoH late Judge OF the superior Uourt Of Cn
clnnAu, 6yo,, law sheep, $3.50 For sale By W, u.
q. H. MORRISON, Law booksellers and Publishers,
No. ASA PennUlVAniA AyeuuB. rove
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Now THAT THE ELECTION rs OVER the
great question In Pennsylvania Is that Of the
forthcoming constitutional convention, which
Is to meet at Harrisburg on the 18Th instant.
1t has power 10 adjourn from that place to
any other point that It may elect, and here
IL where the primary struggle begins. Phla-
delphiR has invited the body TO meet In that
city, aud promises all the adequate accom-
modatluus. Pittsburg thinks that ii has
claims which should not be ignored, and that
lnasmuch as Philadelphia had the last con-
vention In lS37-'8S the smooty ely thinks
turn about 10 only fair play. The Pitts
burgers argue that Western interests must
not be iguored-Interesls peculiar to that
soctlon-wlth which the delegates should
become acquainted In order to fully meet all
the obligations restngSon them as trainers OF
an organic law for the entire State.
Another source Of controversy Is the chair
manshIp Of the convention. Among the
delegates are some of the best and ablest
men Of the state, among whom may be men
tloued Henry c. Carey, WIN. NJ. Meredith,
Judge Woodward, Judge Black, J. Filling
ham Gil, aud others. The competition Is
naturally sharp, both parties owing to tho
cumulative system OF voting: under which
hey were elected, being pretty equally
divided.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

WAsmISGToN can console itself with the
thought that great fire, such as that which
made Chicago desolate and has Just swept
over Boston, IA impossible In 1t. In the first
place, we have not the material upon which
great conaagration could be fed; and In
the next, our wide streets and avenues are
the most cIIcCtual barriers against the spread
Of fire. We have no disposition to critlclse
our fire department, because II Ia all that II
can be with the limited means at lis disposal;
hut there are some precautions that II would
be advisable for us to take. In the first
place, we require at least one more engine,
In the Northern Liberties placed at point
where II can reach the eastern section Of the
city In a short time. Then we want another
hOOk-and-ladder truck. The one now in use
Is old and has been In the service for Year,.
The Government has placed one at the dis
pOsal Of the city, and all that Ia required are
horses 10 run II. 4 bill making an apprOpri-
alton for that purpose was defeated in the
Council last sessiOn-a blunder which II Is to
he hoped will not be repeated next year.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
Tea.

MAN AMIN TEA,
wi Pure, healthful and fragrant, (Mms. Demorest
presL W. 7, Co, SIS Broadway, Esu Yort, J sold BY
Mrs., Nheeloot, Ql3 stTset north vest, and George
BoJdsn, 900 -Four. And-a-hAlt street porthWest +;
At Wholesale and rolAil by Mrs. weavor, 1900 Tenth
streot northwest Price, aibO q pound, OF ! pounds
By mall nc2l,u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
SALE or THE UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP
. "GUERRIRKE" AND "ALBANY."

CALhnFT THE UNITED STATS STFAMSnIPS
- "GUERRIEkE" AND " ALBANY"
- NAVY DtPARrNTNTl
BUREAU or CONSTRUCTION AND HfPAtR, J
WARRINGTON, NoykMuER II, lsTa
The NAVY Department will offer for sale at public
suction A. the Cnited States hAyy Yard ksr York,
the United tsamshlp "Guerrisre Of ~ TO,
measurement, aud the United States Steamship
"AtbAny." Of OOa tons measurement.
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time after the auth T. slant on application 10
the Comm AndAnt Of the Yard.
The whole amount Of tho purchase money must be
deposited At the time Of and tho vessel
must be removed from the NAVY Yard within two
weeks from the day Of sale.
The Govafnmont reserves the right n withdraw tho
vessels from sale At time, and To isot any bid or
offer Nhlch e considered inadequate.
noylaTuAFAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

N Rw BOOKS AT BALLANTYNPs.
An tho NEw BOOKS received as soon a. Dub.
llshed, And any Book purchased At Retail will DO
furnished with a sslf.httuE BOOK OOVER free Of
charge.
A large number Of Nov SUNDAY SCHOOL Ii.
BRARY BOOKS Iu,t received.
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
\ BHEsSIa2BLEE TBGlLDlNG LOTS AT MOUNT

LNOR SALE.
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT MOUNT
PLEASANT
Five hlnutsa' Walk from Street Cars
lots 1, =, 3, I, 8. at the lntsrsSotiOu OF School
and PARK streets, near Fourteenth street, will be
sod at great bArRAln, containing about eighty thou
required; balance In ono, two aud three ears
best pablc schools In the county, and Only two min
utss' sAlk from Columbian College. -
nou-St Corner Fifteenth street and Nov York AZ.
BARGAINS in REAL EsTATR.
FOR SALK CHEAP.
S6,5lO-thTee story aud basement BRICK, With
back buildinE eleven rooms white ATh 10 trim IN g.
wafer, range lAtTObs, and all modern oonVsnisnoss
10 delightful nsghboThotd within two squares Of
the Capitol
ALSO,
SEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS on PennaylyAnlA
avenue east, the Capitol.
ALSO,
For Sa,sO1, = neat tEO-stoIy and Ack.buildlnE
BRICK. vita modern cOnV0nIenosai sb0y eAah, and
balance In month y payments. On hiEtVsnth street,
near X.
ALSO,
On street. In the most fAaniOnAbs part Of the city,
a hTat class REhlDkNOR, slAborAtsly hniahed n
every respect Price, AAb.0o1.
Also, L0ts and Houses In all parts OF the city.
WALkkR 4 hCRAE,
535 Fifteenth street, opposite treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

desire to soil tho PATENT RIGHT FOR AN IN.
PROVED BELLOWS, which 10 adapted to the use
Of Painters In sanding, being lighter and more durA.
bic, we'll economical, than any other nov IN USE
saving at least ono bali the time and sIpsnso and Il
the most perfect Instrument for treatment OF the
Grape disease by means OF the Sulphur Cure.
Parties desTtlg to purchase State the universal
right will please address
JOHN W. HENDLRY,
jog7.u Washingtan, II, d,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

f5g-CIRCULATlNG LIBRARY,
~ Y. N u. A. building.
Corner Ninth and u streets.
TERMS, 81 per year 81 per auA,teI
Tho following new Books have teen added to the
WashlnEion Uity lbray during the past week
the knd OF the World, by X. Egglsstou.
Poor Miss Finch, by Wi kls collins.
The Kustacs Diamonds, by A. Trullops,
hCTamhles among tho Alp-.
Little MooTAnd Princess, by Mrs.. WlstAri The Mar.
bic Prophecy and other posms, by Holland; ObATae-
tor Sketches By Ny Bfotnsf's X eepeT; Won
ders Of the Moon haTi0nsg Quest. The Poet at the
BreAktAst Table, By U. W. Holmes; Only a Girl, by
Mrs. " istAF, oodN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
Special Notices.

B@D00tGyTISPE5 IE MAY. EHAyISSG, I nE-
SoTas me q New YSrE snd
street noiflW
u6y-MarONlC..aT TIKI ANNUAL yONYD-
triqt If CoiuR5, vii So he'd a. as.onio TSmPs.
on TUESDAY November ~ a. g9'Ss,osstsLPfP.
no,9@ tS,.-l " Griad sSsTsssiy
s6YI, Q. o. p THR u. w. GUAM
= Lodge, \. v. Grand Enesmpment, Central
Vii si.smbls a oelosI ' THis RFFsRs o1S
lNoysm6sI ~ lsllJ 70 attend the funeral q wn.w.
WCOD, Pas q and sud Past Uhiet Patriarch. Mem.
beTs q SISTER Lodges and EnoAmpmsnts are fTatST.
nay dS, ip'lesd; III, h. II, ,,,..d,,,.
Ne ordsTi GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ mIA .S.nS. iE ,,d.TI nETpsSRs . S o..
az ER No X AZ "a Ne iSP.isI q
lodges are il yitsd 10 attend, wv ." W. " ''''
6Sy VIZ " 'u JAS. WILLIAMSON. Secretary.
SfSg-TuKHE WILL BB 4 MEETING or
on TUESDAY EVENING, November ~, is7i, at
1880, At Franklin school building, -
nRrnIAsONIC =. THE ANNUAL COMnU-
the District d Columbia viii 10 held q Mssonio TcS
ple on WEDNksDAY, Novembsr 10, a, : o,elook
noyiist tstArl Grand SsSrsis'y.
HsI5rMR, 4 TOBHINRR, FORMERLY
hlde DeAlert beEs ave TO iuiorm porous
receive hem =! n, Once, $40 Psnusylvapis GysnuS,
after IuksDAh MORNING., Nov. ~, lisa.
WAsHisoroS. Nov ., ls7a novil9'
rfiY.ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1, DIR,
-, hALIkks once ard residence will be At No.
moved from 81 . GOGsisnS SVSauS ,A"N oSsin a.
tsy- PERsOss HRsiDING AT MOUNT
PUBLICAN left roEulsE at their b. Isav.
ing theit names A. tails oihoe. Au2i.u
- AND PROMPTLY ExkouTkD a. M M.
PYBiLGAH JOB oFFloE, poTthvsst corner Tenth
Bas-t,ntkrN hE MR. IkSASt,liI.H kAY0hITk
lsfaotion to purohasers than AnI sevlng machine In
49, GRORG RTOWN.-PEHSONS DRsIR.
ing the NATIONAL REPunLIcAN eau have ID 90
llvered regularly for FIFTY UENTS per month, b.
stake. ,ueoe'sor to H. @. Ritter, 1876 Bridge street
R,Sl- PHIZE MEDALS FOH EsSAYS. :
Full particulars relative TO the award Of gold
~ ,ns m sS' 20 d ,St es g. q
GATUhkls 1888 fstreet northwest oSai.rh4S6t
No. DR, A. PRATT, q ia DUATR OF OHIO
O9lle5SoJ Doptsl SnrEoy. A seventh s street
Hall, Washington. Half prics TO lAborlng perrons
Roiers TO DR.. Il. A. Bacon and Rev. ". Il. kvAna.
| sep5-tf
- PIHsTwARD- PERsONa HKSIDINJi
10 the First Ward oAn have the REPUBllUAN
delivered promptly at their residences BY leaving
name aud add!ess At the Cigar store Of PHILIP II,
KlShteonth street Gui.u
RtS-SOUTH WAsHINI3TON.-PhR
residing In south Washington can have the
| REPUBLICAE Jeff at their rOsidsnOs promptly even
UIEsT stIs Of J. Burt No. a6D seventh street S,
between Virginia avenue and u street southeast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

EkSS-A CABD-wE RESPECTFULLY NO.
tiiy our customers and the public that We
are prepared to deliver goods promptly to all parts
Of the CITY, and that Notwithstanding the great In,
tsrruptiou to trade generally, just In receipt
Of Vory large aud choice invoice Of Nov Carpets,
&o., which will be Gu sIh btlon aud for sale to-day.
W. ). MTTCHELI-l VS.. MITCHELL 4 Co,
sAN'L Kama, ! N. X cor. hinth st. AID Pa Az.
no gSt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

EOR sALE-THAT FIEE LARuE THRKR.
II STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE,,
With Brownstono Trimmings, No. 1888 Now York
avenue; contains sixteen room has sVeiy modern
oobvsnlsnos House IL 10 by ~ feet; PArloIa u by ~
feet; eight large chambers; Sioot hall; high osil
heats entire house; bells In every room. Also, pat.
tries, closets, elothts.pressea, linen. rooms, Ao.
For further particulars Amply To
DYKk A DAVIDSON,
N x. cor seventh street and Louisiana ava,
(Entranos JO5 Seventh street N. W., second Aoor)
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

LNOR RENT -TwENTY.1 wo TURNIsnRD
II uOUSkS, from aB,us1 10 el 50 nor anpum.
kKNNkDY a SON.
ocll colt Fifteenth street.. near Rigs A 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

A LII Wool RA1INKS, fifty OJ.RTSj Xxx
n ira heavy Empress Cloth, 5O esn'si Soubls width
PlAids, ~ cents elegant Lac orEss. BAtass KIN.
press Ulothsi OAAhmsrts In all hs new shades.
BHAwLs, sHAWIs, ohSApO thar ever.
The huest and cheapest stock a wOOLRNs, for
men and boys, In the city.
TWO.BUTroN KID GLOVES, 81.
The very best KID GLOVES. 81 %.
TN. NAUDAIN.
no'g G3O Penn. ave-, below Seventh. ,outh side.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

EOR sALE-A FISE RESIDENCE IN GKORGK.
I tow, oa Third street, between MArket and
Frederick stresta. basement, three stories eleven
rooms 1T B2I.EJ. Addrs boz II, At this oboe.
nnAMlL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12
sTVGi AHREtf Ea! kE6 d Et6fTE.S

U9dST MssnplS TsmEle, corner q s9d Ninth strsets
perfection on dAuEht and cold a. Toe AnRs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

Esav-A ANDhL A.-C9nE I.HTk, An;
prompt delivery Of the DAILY NATIONAL RIP D.
LOAN throughout the oiJ. Persons dsslrnE to sub
scribe will please leave their names aud address At the
Dining Saloon ofJ II SIMPSON, No. Ia King street,
and they will be promptly served 81 the rate Of 2S
cents per week. HENRH SIMPSON, Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

LNoR SALE OR RXCHANGE-A FIRST.ULAss
FRAME nOUSE on Meridian Hill, containing
twelve rooms, with thirty thousand feet Of ErUund,
veil fenced and set with shTubbeTy and fruit treea
proved or unimproyed city property q good farm
not more than ten mllss from the city. AppD 70
JOHN COLLINS, corner OF fWentieth and streets
northwest on the premises Aftsr o'clock, y, IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

TON, VINEGAR, AICHLERs and other BIT
TFRA
Bitter Wine Of Iron, Peruvian syrup RllIir Of
OAllsAyA and other hno TonIos. The largest stock.
and the lowest prices, At
OOUGHIIN'S
TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

LNoR sAI& or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
II ERTY-ValuAble Farm Of 500 Aores on the
Potomac opposite Mount Vernon Tract subdlVided
TO suit purchasers. Timber and soil uueEcelled.
Apply 70 W, A. DANGEREIELD,
aublms IioFnaf Heyanth and n Htreeta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

Madame Arabena Goddard is stopping at New
port.
Miss Lille Eldridge is playing "Mignon" In Mon
treal with great success.
Mr.. Marius Turck played Enoch Arden and
Robert Emmett last night at Tony Pastors.
The vokes family appear in "The Bellies OF the
Kitchen" next week, at the Union Square Theatre.
Miss Lydia Thompson and her new buresque
company appear at wallack's on Monday In "Robin
HOod.n
G. W. Thompson and 0ofty Goo't conspre to-
gether to eDlghten the denZens OF the B0wery
next week in "YaucOb"
The Olympic will rejoice on Monday in the
presence OF Mr.. Albert Aiken and his blo0d-curd-
ling "Witches OF New York"
Theodore Thomas is constantly introducing new
works on his Central Park Garden programmes.
The garden is crowded every night.
The pretty little Fifth avenue theatre Is In course
OF complete renovation and an army OF carpenters
and painters have taken possession Of 1t.
The Terrace Garden concerts, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Neuend0r!, are as successful as ever.
On Tuesday evening the Prussian band Will play at
this Garden.
The preparations for the production Of "Le Roi
Canotte" next month at the Grand Opera House are
OF the most costly and extensive description. The
Effects properties, &c., come from Paris.
Max Maretzek has returned from Europe and is
engaged in arrangements for the next season Of
Italian Opera at the Academy of Music. The princ-
pals OF the company so far known are Nine. Pauline
Lucca Miss Kellogg and Mile. Grossi, prime dome
sopront; Mile. SAM, contralto; Signori Vizzani and
AbruRucd0, tenors; Sgnor Sparapate, baritone,
and Messrs. Janet and Coulong, BASES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Columbia (BT, Mackay. Giasgow-IIendcr-
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, Ncwbern-Nurray. Ferris
Ship Nagpore (Br) Trevclich, Livcrpool-c Wright
Bark st Christopher NG), Rrandhon, siigo-runcn.
BARK Try Again CBr), Davidson, Glasgow-J C Near
Bark Theodore voss CNCD, Gale, Rostock-Funch, Edge
4 Co.
Bark Kosmos (NG, Meyer, Rrcmen-r ,hvoon.
Bark Enterprise DUTCH. Mulder. Gibraltar for orders
Bark Armenia Harding, smyrna-F Cansmery A Co.
Brig Nulvge Nor), Ilaga, Odcssa-Tetcns a Bockmann
Brig Eleoncre Won Fiotow (NG), Ahrcns, Rga-Tetens
Bocknaan
Brig Willy Smith (Br), Eegy. Aux cays-cL Staples
Co.
Brig Americas, Baas, Alcxandria-rIand Swan
Bcrtcaux Co.
schr Broadhold, Brett, st Acknowledgment, Ciapp
Co.
schr Adelia (Br), Grady st John, Mp Ycvius a
Son.
schr Constitution, Smith, observation-disclosures Smith
Co.
schr NASH Crowley Port johnson.
Schr Aurora Boreais lBr), liaDnar, Elzabchport-P
schr Mary p Harris Crowley, Eiiznbethpcrt
schr A Saunders, Smith, Providence-oYerion IIaw-
schr Williams Morrel, s,amiord-stamford Manufac.
turing Co.
Sohr Dart, johnson, stamford
S.oop Wonder, Golden, Proyidence-r W Jackson A Co
Sloop Emperor, Demick, New Ha,en-forguson a
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Steamer Massey Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer s Phelps, Bruno, Philadclrhia
Steamer Maynowor Fults. Philadelphia