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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
VERMONT DIVISION
PORTLAND oCDENsRuRGE

We urge upon capitalists and all having none,
to invest, the most careful investigation Of thes,
securities, believing them 10 combine more saiet,
aud profit than any Railroad Bond nov In the mar.
ket The Portland aud O.rlensburgh Railroad liz :
will be the shortest route by more than hny mile,
from the Lake 10 tho Atlantic
| The Road will have local business enough 10 nav
all its running expenses aud 10 insure the prompt
and regular payment ofinterest on it, small bond
cd debt. twill be the greatest pleasure thorough
fare In the Eastern States, uniting by the shortest
route Saratoga aud Lakes George and Cham plain
with the White Mountains, Lakes Memphremarng
and Will9ughby, Mount Mansfield and the cslebrat.
cd mineral springs of Northern Vermont.
The Roard Is under the management of some O
the most experienced, successful and wdely.kDoun
business men IN the country, who will insist upon
the closest economy and honesty in the admnistra
ton Of its affairs.
The managers Of the Road have themselves In.
vested largely In it, capital stock. the cash sub
scrptions being nearly sufficient to complete tho
Road ready for the iron, (thus showing their ap
probation Of the Importance and value Of this en-
tcrprise.) For convenience Of investors the bond
coupon or regstered), are Of the following demon
nations.
5000, $500 and 500,
and the interest, six per cent gold Is payabe semi
annually in Boston on the LIST ay Mand the st No
vember. These Bonds are offered, until further no.
ticc 80, and accrued interest in currency.
For further iniormation-pamp pilots maps, &c
apply to
b.. T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
FAIRBANKS & co.
252 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS, BROwN& CO.,
lis Milk Street, Boston. s
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
as )heS'nutStr5et, Phila
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders.
Hon. LUkEP. POLAND, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
ABRAHAM T, LOWE, Esq
President LIST National Bank, Boston. Mass
FOR sALEBY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
hill Co.,
Sears Building, Boston
Aud all leading Banks and Brokers. "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
NOR SALE.

One open Buggy with pole and wheel. extra
covered Beach Wagon pole and shafts twT
portable Seats NEARLY newt nice family Wagon.
me Two Horse Express Wagon, in springs, will
AIRY nine persons or ton re sht one pair coacl,
harnesses. seven Bu1aloes, two good Horses good
igc and sound. Also So
My PLACE ON PLEASANT STREET.
the village IT Morrisyille. | mean BUSINESS.
tnd shall sell the above property at "a low figure
Vlll take IN partpayment, lumber, shin giles, wood
.ood notes and very few Greenbacls.
G. W. DOTY.
Morrstown, March IS. lsT2. ... .. n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Tur..x n - ~
lumOr of ~ Years Grown,
Cured by sadyyay's RcsOvvent

M. R.nw.v ~, BEVERLY Mass, July IS, 1863.
- have had Ovarian Tumor Ia the ovares ana
oowe All ee Doctors said there no helm for n .sS
every thing nat was Fecommenddi but netting helped me-
w your hesoivent and thought would try ii XII Ma Ia,
~ becan,e had suffered for twelve years took a. bn,,,
o he hesoivent and one box Of Railways Pills and two NJ
s your Ready Relief and there sign Of tumor 10 be
@ ~ ,s and sel better smarter and happier than have
otweve years The worst tumor the Ie III. ~ ~
bowels, over the groin. this Ia you f m. ns
others You can publish II you choose II - nsA' u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
EARM FOR SALE

il The subscriber offers for sale his
EXCELLENT FARM
situated one mile from Eden Miiis0n the branch
nuad TO No. Hyde Park. Said farm contains
100 acres q Good Land, Good House-large
enough Tor two families. two BArhs-onc Mes,
30 40 Horso-bArn and wagoh-shod. large
wood-shei. Milk room and shop. with good
running Water At both house ard barn
Said farm i one of the most desirable places
in LAmoille County The meadows are smooth
and can be moved with a machine. The pas
tups are god. and thereis heavy Spruce Tim
Der on the place IN sufficient quantity to pay for
IL; and all within one-hAlf mile Of circular
Jaw mill. Stock viii be sold with the farm II
losircd. n. B.-This place viii keep II cows
and team, now; and with very little work can
he made te keep 20 or more. TERNs EASY. For
further particulars call on or address A. J.
CARPENTER. Eden, W. 3tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
EARNERs, THE BEsT n THE CHEAPEST
ANn EEfcEE TT rrF, EKAHIEu
I BE PRIZE URN!
Patented July 81. 1866 and Ocioters s, 1851.
This l. shat thoussnes q butisf-,nakcrs ~ uho
arr asiag thit Churn
"rhE BEST CHUgN EVER INVENTED
SiEifls in CoHs,ruefiOa, rory D'sraIls and
Easily Opcraioa!


ThisChurn isdineruHi In principle and esastruut
on tfuin anything ever hriuro Manufactured sus
the simplicity and iuzsuuity shown in the arransge
mentoi ~ part, arr sueh a. o. oonrircu q pcrsaI
~ siEhi, that u Igssesses great advantage oFei
/ The pypulaT Chains uaH Ia usa, and musi eFentu
a. Z supefeede all oihsrs a. u hcoumcs more vide
The novelty, simplicity, eompas,nsss. p,rf.ot
/ mtoaauioal a rAnEemsnt and success u this neu
Chafn, has gained Tor i an unpieo sdented papu.
I iallisi lhd AZ every trial, where this Churn a,
um.
We refer b few q over one hundnd place.
sheie Use awarding committees have, ~ aetua,
~ putteF-nakinE. given thehrs stniutns g.
the Prize Churn a. the srst ehurn plac, on tral
90 exhibition, and az each trial there we're IRON
70 ten Churns entered In competition.
LIST OF PREMIUMS:
Vermont State Fair, 1907 aud SIS Main. State
falr lses Connecticut River Valley Pair 1855;
neN hampshire state, CSilvor Medal ls5g New
England Agricultural Society at Manchester N n
is'o' NeTnont State Agricultural Society and
DairJ mans Association. 1871.
We might go on aud euumerate numberless conn
" Falrs where the Prize came on victorious Int h
would seem rs u this succession OF trumns shoulr
- sufficient 10 convince every unprejudioed butter
maker OF the superiority u this Chum over ali
etieIs now offered for sale. We claim that with a
dairy Of tn o0s, this CAHfH i BaV for isslf - 81,
gear, by more butler from the same quantity OF
cream than any other churn.
Farmers, bear in mind that the Prize Churr
Is perfect machine, constructed upon new
principles, and don't buy an Old Style Churn.
until you have tried
THE BEST IMPROVEMENT,
THE PRIZE CHURN ="
% Ten Thousand Of those Churns have bee,
soid since March LIST, 1870. lar portion hatt
aeen said on these conditioAst-lfnot giving per-
iect satisfaction, 10 be returned ut our expense; ap
IN no case that has come 10 the knowledge of th,
company has one been returned.
RETAIL PRICE LIST:
No. ! will churn from to pounds, GO
2tO 10 10
"3 5tois 40
" 10 To IS gW
Is to IS ION
" geared at both ends lin
9 geared at both ends, Is 10 A5 pounds I3g
" geared at both ends. 20 10 rs pounds 200
THERMOMETERS, 30 CENTS.
The above prieesare for the Caurns nj the Facto
only.
when ordered without gears, we eau make Nos.
= . =, and sizes, with a crank only, 10 turn In,
uashers at 81 90 the price list No. G. So 80 or and
unless ordered without gears, we shall send cur |
seared Churns. Forsale nv
2Gtf A. Is WATERS. WatervilIe VI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Desirable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber having engaged in other bust
res, offers for sale his farm IN Walden containing
,bout ninety acres Of laud. There is good sugar
ichard on the farm Of about 1910 trees, furnished
with good apparatus for susaTing, most Of which
nearly new. Afro about rs apple trees. The
moving aud tillage are Ia an excellent state Of
'uluvation. The fences arc in good condition,
with an abundant supply of material for repairs In
utCre. The buildings consist Of large dwelling
mouse, convenient for one or two families, which
has undergone thorough repairs, with wood sheds
attached. Also two good barns with ample SEEDS
tor storing manures farming tools. &c all in good
cOndit on, Running water at house and barn
large cstern at the house for supplying son water
excellent facilities for keeping n DAIRY. This farm
Is situated within onc-iOrth of mile Of North Wal
den posOhce and still nearer 10 church and school
house and on good road IN winter and summer
FERNS liberal. For further particulars inquire Of
e. T. HOWARD on the premises.
d. p. HAYNES.
North Walden, Aug. ej, 1871. iitf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
VALUABLE EARN FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers for sale hisfarm situated In
the southern part Of Johnson, and is within FROM q
To miles OF three depots Of the LamOilie Valley
Railroad. Said farm consists of I'm acres suitably
divided, we'll watered, buildings comfortable. The
arm will no divided to suit the purchaser If de-
sired. There is timber enough ON the farm to pay
for IL which has never been cullcd. Stock, farm
ing tools &C., will he sold with the farm If desired
Old age the reason for sling. For particulars en-
quire of b. d. e. b. FOSTER
johnson, VT Feb. Is1 1917. l2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Kidney a. BLADDER Complaints.

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Dabstes nro,,.'
esoppage OF Water lncontience of Urine Brights Bis
49, honhurla ana IN all cases where there are brlck-
uus ueposils or the water Is thick cloudy mixed with
snSnees ike the white Of egg threads ike white
b, % oners = morbid, dark bilious appearance and
te pohe-oust deposits, and when there IA n prck ng
burning sensation when passing water and pain In liz
s" al ., .ns BUCK and along tile Louis Price 800
Co., p0N MS. The only known and sure Remedy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
HANNAH T. ENAPP.
DR.. RADWAY'S
Perfect PURGATIvE PILLS.

perecty tasteess, elegantly coated with sweet eup,
pks' uate. purify cenise an strengthen Rad
Ills for the cure of all disorders Of tie stomach
iHiver bowels Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous DIsosses
Ky nysPe sa, Biou,ness Bilious Fever, inaarma,on ~
sne boWes Pies and AL arrangements 6ffhc internal VS.
b Whrahten 70 effect positive cure Purely Vcgeta
no mercury, minerals deleterus dr,es
ma opserve ne following symptoms resulting fron,
.a Inward Files Funes Of the Blood IN the Head
ry y me sonaeh NAusea, Heartburn Dispust M Food
Fin,ss. w NJ, " ,he stomach Sour Frucaas sinking or
I'shg a a ss ~ q the Stomach Swimming 81 he HEAD
or VIZ Dnealt Meahng Flniiernf Heart clokny
ne 1d ., 10 p of %s ssrs .hs Sight Dull Pain IL
sha Eyes Palm IN the Side Chest lnbs and sudden Flulr ~
TEN from al the ahovcna di,orgcra Pro- ~ M
pr hox; SOLD BY DRUGGISTS ' > sF"S
:. hhAD FALSE AND TRUE" Send eps ie,t.n.
CAMP TO RADWAY CO., No. 81 Maliss lane Nsw
YORK Information worth thousands viii be sent van
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
HOTEL FOR SALE!

ii AT EDEN MILLS
The subscribers win dispose OF this oeleba-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business II can be
made a favorits resort for pleasure SEEKERS, he
ing located near Eden Pond, and some OF the
best fishing grounds in the state. The pro- crty
is In good state Of repair and doing good Isl
ness For further particulars enquire q or
address, the subscribers ON the premises.
HILL & MONTGOMERy.
Eden, Mach IA, 1871. lat
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

ron SALE

TIE Subscriber krinE ahCui O. enEarc in TIE
marble butintss, Urtrf hIf faru slfaairl cnr mllc
huu ne the -RardulFh huain aad thFuF mlluf
frum MorristIlle frrrncflY knuHa a. tha "EsIulre
iuichius faru." cautAiuiug ai acfts q god iAad
fuliahlY diaidsa 9TH tuildinEs lu Esd rdiitgu.
hud has god uatrr uauFicucrs. NefHas, easl. fQr
further Iiaftiealant suquirc On The pft1nifcf q
Nh. BUNDY,
Norrisrills. Nov. 81, Issi. iu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account OF poor health offers
for sale his farm, situated at Gilmore Center,
ssts Of 100 acres of land well fenced with walls
and black ash rail and will watcrod, IL Is under
high state Of cultivation and suitably divided
INTO woodland pasturage and tillage land. II Is
one Of the oldest farms in town, is first rate for
grass. every acre of which DO mown with a
machine. The house Is suitably arranged for dairy
purposes with sufficient OutluildiRg. There Is n
GOOD stream of running water in the house and at
sae barn. There is small orchard on the place
and one Of the hest surg orchard in town consist
my of about 1000 trees with suitable apparatus for
carrying on the same. The farm viii be sold
together with the stock, so tons Of hay and grain
sugar and dairy ntersts aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser.
L.h. CIRCUIT,
Gilmore, Aug. Dist, 1871
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 4, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria (Br), Le Messurier, Liverpool via
Queenstown-C Franckiyn.
Steamship City of Austin, Eldridge, New orleans-c
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin, Morehead City, NC-Murray
steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfok-oid Dominion
R Steamship G . Knight Johnson Georgetown. DEG
Steamship Chesapeake. Mangum, Portland-J Ames.
ship Douglass Castle tBrh Allison, London-H Sweet
Ship Tamallon Castle Br), Brown. Callao-Pabbri 4
Bark Signal, Whitney. Sydney, Nsw-R W Cameron d
bark Da capo tNoD, Ebenezer, Cork for orders
Bark Ebenezer (Nor), Dahn, New London-Funch, Edge
Brig Johann (NG). wilishuran Cape Town--Dowley.
Brig La Creole Dutch spalckhaver, Curacoa-Dovalc
Co.
Brig Harry virden Collins. Havana-Jas Elwer 4
Brig Sussex OBJ, West Hayana-J B Phillips a Sons.
Bris Ellen Stewart Holland, cienfuegos-Evans,
Ball Co.
schr Peggy lBr), Reeve, Bristol-G r Bulley.
schr storm Petrol, Haskell, Progreso-J S Ingraham
,schr Louise Van Brunt Tooker, Cardenas--van
schr NJ i woodruff, Davis, Indianola-Evans, Ball 4
schr Laura, Cousins, Mosquito Inlet-H W Loud Co.
schr James Wall, Grover, savannah-s Loud h Co
schr Iaa Beebe, Horton, Georgetown, sC-E Powell.
Schr II McColley, Doughty, Newbern-M Holmes A
schr Anna Collins, Tooker Richmond-van Brunt a
Bro.
sehr hr Lyons Lvens Baltimore5A Dayton
schr d Potter, Ellsworth, New Haven-Rackett a
schr John Brooks, Fox, New Ilavep-Rackett A Bro
schr VIM McCobb Horton, Bridgeport-H Jackson
schr R a Forsyth, Bobbie, stamford-stamforo Manu-
Steamer Philadelpha, Davis Philadelphia
Steamer Sarah. Jones. Philadelphla.
steamer q Sinners, Warren Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
SALE OF THE DERBY-EvRARp COLLECTION.

Clinton Hall was crowded to inconvenience dur
ing the sale last night AS we foresaw, the In
terest In the pictures deepens the sale proceeds
and better prices are realized The attendance
last night was marked by the large number Of
buyers present. Either the art collectors in the
city had not made up their minds what to do last
night or the class OF works offered for sale though
very diversified, was not the best suited to the
market. The prices realized the first night fell
far below expectation, and the most gloomy
forebodings filed the breasts OF the
dealers whose money was invested in the
speculation. There was o noticeable improve
readiness Of those present to make bids, so that
the sale will In all probability prove rather encour
aging than otherwise to the Spectators. We sub
JOIN list OF the highest prices, and 1t win be seen
That even these were by no means extravagant,
considering the regulations OF the artists and the
wcz, $e2o;. "scene in Itay,' Flam, s54o; "rhe
Pet Parrot,' DR.. Jonghe, $i,150; 1.-The Execution
Of Azor, Perrault. $3,lO0; "Scotch Cattle" Cart
land, $500; Venetian Scene," Zein, $1,000;
"Embroidering,n Bakalowicz, $s25 "Calm
and Tempest" Robert, $400; 'Spring Flowers"
Levy, $1,4oo; 'rne Recruit" Brinonin, $1,000;
Holding Council" Corrodis: $3.50; 1.-THE Young
Amborg, $3.50; "view of the Seine, near Paris,''
Wahlberg, $3.50; "Scene on the French Coast,n
Ducker, 5000; 1.-THE Visit to the Wounded Ofcer,"
Escosurd, $l050; 1.-The Fallen Scarecrow," Gebler,
sls7s; ',Ihe Little BTotherm Ingomar s.5,;
Muller, ss75 % "The WIDOW" saustin, $500 zoo First
Loye,n Tobrichon $500; "After the Battle" Ver-
las, 1855; Landscape Richet, $780, "lnnocence
and Misfortune" Cot, $3,400. The sale will be
continued tonight.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05

country would be agitated twice for little purpose.
AS have already told you, ! do not
think all these plans for making a
constitution will come to much or
will even be supported BY the government, which
has plenty OF work on ite hands without more; but
should any OF the numerous schemes an0at take o
serious form should counsel all republican Depu-
ties from taking any part in the debate OF such
projects or joining In any vote on them. We owe
this to the country and to our electors. The game
is IN our hands II we will only play our cards with
ordinary skill and prudence. We have more to lear
from our own faults than from the attacks Of our
political enemies.
LIMITATION OF THE SUFFRAGE.
CORREsPONDENT-What do you think OF the
projects we hear Of for limiting the right OF voting
&c.2
GAMBErTA-Oh, that is another OF the wild ideas
OF the mOnarchists, who are quite beside them
selves with fright at the way In which they are
losing ground OF the polling places. or course, 1t
will come to nothing. There is only one way OF
enlghtening universal Suffrage, and that Is by i'm
proving the education OF the people. Popular
education IS the question OF the day In France,
and 1t Ia the most important Of all. Our salvation
as nation depends on the adoption Of a thorough
going system OF popular obligatory and lay educa-
ton. II we do that we have taken great step
towards definitely founding the Republic In France
Here some other visitors came in and was COM
PEELED to wish Mr.. Gambetta goodby, leaving him
with very pleasant impression OF his cievernesS
and political instinct-a rare gift among French
men.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
Wind at sunset nj
Marine Disasters.

SHIP CARRIE REED, Crowel, at San Francisco 25th ut
from New YSrk when of Horn
overheard the long boat stndding sails studdingsa
Observation-Disclosures sssas aHd
Ba.s JEwass Br Gst from London for Boston
metailng She was reioading her cargo on the soth
Bsre M HELEN, Purbish;; from Savannah for Baltimore,
s s er S o the & e
be able to tow her of at high tide.
ntn ewnSr M IA 0 CHsS MsS Sss for % Ssw
mast and manboom; also split sails.
ans Mnr STss @ Mrssss % on
ScHR LuoIA MuRcHIsoN. Jones, from Wilmington NC
FOR Nsw y YGra 5 with s, Of rosn and cotton 70
fair condition and does not leak The Coast Wreskins
weather will save both vessel and cargo "'A A''
scHR HARsEr % MAnI4 ., THOMPSON, from Havana Nov q
the former port during heavy sea.
scHR LRvxRNc, from Jacksonville for Philadelphia
q 5 was taken off the
scHsJ IsenAnAs Nicksrson, from Philadelphia for
eoTreety corr gsporea the insraham 0sea snd a. as
scHR EXPIRE fDennS, from New York for Yarmouth,
dragged her anchors IN heavy blow at Stoningon night
She does not @ Leak D1' was subsequently got on
scHn CLARA BELL, Abbott from Norfolk for Washington
before reported towed back disabled encountered a
heavy gale In nd Bay FsdSy last lost some
only by great cxertons she prevented 60.
ing down.
STEAMER GLrxpos Br), from Boston while going into
towards the north Sarbor and cohded With
TncBoAr Louis was raised yesterday by the derrcks
Of the Department Of Docks All the upper works are
Princeton struck rock in the Kin Kui sunk
the Ss
And p e sy the ana Co
the Mercantile Mutual Of this city.
New sS m
18th inst, in Kloge Bay.
CALCUTTA Oct 2s-The ship Calcutta Patching, for Bos
shoy sG but at and
Nov T5Spo R% bark
put the 18th alt NV with a only Lover mss standing
countered fearful weather on tnat date She makes
water
OF with and Is leasy She has been surveyed
HoLYHEAp, Nov l9-The Ravensclifc Hughes, from
Baltimore for Liverpool put In here with loss Of main
yard &C. having been in collision
HALrsAx, Ms, Dec .4--The brig Friend" Of Harbor
S November of Cape Race lost her sails and sPaTs and
North sydney
Soy The city Gf New York 9; Lcchead,
town with machinery OF order will have to be en-
tirely discharged and go into dock.
LONDON. Nov 20-The Ubbina RoGgenberg, reported to
have left Baltimore Feb 10 for Marseles, and not since
been heard from.
MAHEs (scycheIles), Oct 2-Thc Osceola ii. American
whaler reported Sept rs as having sunk here
wards condemned and was sold TOR $1,000 not including
boats, sails &c She has, however since been raised and
Is now undergoing repairs.
NEWPORT, Nov 1.-THE Florence Oulton, Locke, from
Bristol for 81 John, NIB, put In here yesterday leaky
PLyxourH, r. Nov ls-Thc Meteor, Hoist, from London
for Boston, put IN here yesterday, having sprung leak
Nov 10, when of the Start
QUEENSTOWN Nov 18-The Maud, from Wilmington for
Liverpool spoken Nov 10 with loss Of jibboon snce
reported arrived at Liverpool.
f9th-The CoDsfsnee Uickmap from Philadelphia, ar
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHiTEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City Of Washington Cr), Delarnotte Liver
pool Nov ~ and Queenstown Goth with mdse and 3S2
passengers TO John q Dale Had strong w and NV
Winds with high head sea, almost the entire passage.
Nov 81, lat 13 So lon 80 passed Cunard steamship,
bound east; same day, LAT $3.50, Ion 80 40 two masted
amshp In company bound west; Dec q at 10 45 AM
$40 miles east Of sandy Hook. steamship Baltic hence
Liverpool; II 20 AN, 362 miles do steamship
Egypt do do Pm. 36 miles east of do brig rigged
steamship bound east 81 at 030 AM, $50 miles east Of
do, a bark rigged steamship, do.
Steamship Assyris Br), Smith Naples, Oct 25 Leg
Malaga 18th and Gibraltar, l7th with fruit DC, 10
henderson BIOS had heavy westcsly gales and heavy
he ad throughout the passage Dec l. lat 35 49, Ion
g. u passed steamship Chester lBr, bound east Dec 4
passed bark supposed the Garland @ Liverpool. bound
vert
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
S HIP PIN G NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city whitestone Ii. and the samcis
now open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound aud
every facility will be given merchants others to
communicate promptly
As there is other tcegraphic communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established =
Private messages twenty-five cents for words or
less two cents for every additional word
business messages-For a message of twenty or
less to be delivered board vessels of Whitestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free
Herald Office, corner broadway and Ann stree
Herald Ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock. Whtcstone. Ii.
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun sets. .......... 80 Sandy Hook. eve IL Is
Moon SETS. 10 90 Hell Gate. morn i As
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
SAILED.

Steamships Algeria for Liverpool; Wyoming, do City
Of Austin, New Orleans Zodiac Morehead CITY, barks
kebecss Bristol s Fl Imogeae k@Sttcrdam @ sstor Cork
ven, Cardenas c Colson, Aspinwa; Ncponset Kings
ton ia; Sir Robert Peel do; Adamo, Barcelona schrs
san, MP; L Porter, savanilla; M Sawyer, Mama
milo.
Wind at sunset NNW.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05

Coroner Young was yesterday called to hold an
inquest on the body of Frederick Plants a German,
thirty years Of age, VINO died in Bellevue Hospital.
Some three weeks ago deceased while out cunning
in Jersey, was shot through the hand by the acci-
dental discharge Of his musket Deceased lived at
25l West Twenty-eighth street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-05
OCEAN STEAMERS
Sails. Destination. |
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTH OF DECEMBER.