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STRAXED.

EROM the subscriber, on VerdiRrIs. TX
Il miles south OF Emporla, about the
middle OF November, one old brown Tex
as COW, branded 4. and u heart, with. n -.
on right hip, with red roam calf; one four
year Old small brown Texas COW. brand
60 n. on right hip; one red calf with
white STRIP running across the shoulders:
one four year old line-back, short horned
Texas cow, X. on right hip; one four
year old blsck steer, boot and X. on right
nip; one three year old Texas yellow
nelfer, with end of right horn on; one
two year old red and white heifer, IL. on
righL MP; one Two year old red and white
steer. X. on right hip; one year old dark
rel heifer, heart-shaped white SPOT in
lace, no brand. A liberal reward will
De paid for Information leading to the re
coyery ofthe above animals.
IL KEMPER.
45tlE Emporia. Kan
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NOTES AND NEWS FROM BUTLER
s COUNTY.

Weather very cold and dry as a
powder house, conseq uently fall
wheat is suffering much. $50
Stock is doing well, but hay is
So ton, and scarce at that.
REAL ESTATE
is changing hands rapidly. We are
beginning to think that all the old
settlers will be "done for" before
spriDg-that is, either moved west
or gone to Missouri. 1t does seem
strange that people will break into
the wilderness, toll. and suffer all
kinds of hardships for wears, then,
just when they are fixed for living
like white people, ''pulI up stakes"
and strike for somewhat" But
that's their affair, not mine, =.
h MR.. WILLIAM PRICE,
one of our best teachers, met with
an accident short time ago. He
was on his way to school, riding
horse back. A wagon was ahead Of
him. When he got within rod of
the team there was report and Mr..
r. and horse fell to. the ground,
shot 1t appears that by a sudden
jolt of the wagon the gun was dis
charged, the contents passing
through the and board and lodging
in various parts of Mr.. Prices
body. The horse also received his
share. Both will recover. Ten
shot were taken from Mr.. Price,
while large number could not he
removed. 1f-S
ARREST FOR MURDER.
The other day our town was
thrown into quite an excitement
over the arrival from Texas of MIL
Ter, who, it is supposed, murdered |
Did Mr.. Newland near this place |
some months ago. He was arrest.
ed in Texas, by Marshal Harms, of |
his city, and brought here for trial.
which will take place next week,
The evidence, as far as can learn.
will be circumstantial.
NOT CAUGHT.
A horse was stolen n few DAYS
go from Mr.. F. Gordy, by a man
alling himself Brady. He had but
few moments the start of Gordy,
mt at last accounts had not been
rrested.
THE BOB TAIL.
Work will commence in a few
avs on the .'Bob Tail" road, which I
Till lie good thing ali around.
PRAIRIE FIRES
re getting common. One started 9
Glow Douglas . short time ago ;
lat destroyed property, it is esti- :
lated, to the amount of $4,000.
arelessness caused it all. A lick !,
! time will save a dime and much :
lore, but yon can't make the major =
y think SO. They win put or Sc ]
lring their homes by burning =
'ound them, and the consequences q
e, too Often mighty rough" "a.
THANKSGIVING q
as pretty well observed. Public 9.
aces were closed, and services M
I'D in different places of Worship. st
be festivities OF the day closed 10
18th civil dance at the Academy y. n
all, most Of the young folks par "
pl
LATER ne
The Miller trial closed yesterday b
'ridsy.) He was acquitted, and u
turned to the bosom OF his family, - -
ough the general Impression e n,
e be Z geisssy ~. ,S.s slsse
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1htn30llper day! Agents wanted! All
WItUVGV classes Of working people, of Fl.
ther sex, young or old, make more mon.
ey At work for as IN their spare moments
or all the time, than at anything else.
Particulars tree. Address q. Stinson a
Co., Portland. Maine 37oI
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Strave6-

FROM the subscriber, dark bay, slim
- built, half pony mare, branded Nv.
r." on left hip. A suitable reward will
be given for her return, or for informa-
ton leading to her recovery. Word to
be left at Nichols livery stable, in En-
poria: JAMES FYFE.
4S-4J% EHnoria Kan
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Cunard Mail Line f!
Established 1870.

EbLuOttSHed 1910.
Passengers booked to and from all ports
Of Europe at lowest rates. Apply 10 p
n. DU VERSET, General Western
Agent, az Market st, Chicago, or 10
J. Il. SWALLOW.
juIyl-Gmo Emnnri
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COffman & Andrews,
ESTATE DEALERS

Rooms IL Otis Block, ). w. cor. Madison
and La Sale Sts., Chicago, Ill.
Kansas lands = speciality. Send full de-
scription of ali property for exchange.
26nO
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Z Teachers' Examinations

EXAMINATIONS for tcacha,s, -,
II Gates Will be held in tho Stone school
house In Emporia the last Saturday In each
month, commencing al .o'cIock a M
examination partly Is and partly wriI
Ten: Applicants Will Please provide them.
&c YES YIN WILn paper and pencils. BY order
A. ID. CHAMBERS.
NJ. j. WATSON.
teo3tf L. PATTY
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Strayed or Stolen.

ONE dark bay geldIng colt, white hlna
" feet, punches on fetterl0ck joints,
jet black, enc year old past; both IN Sooi
Soldit1on, names reached. StraYed ron
j. g. Ames, on Allen creek, on Wednes-
day, October 30th. Information of theIr
whereabouts wii be Suitably rewarded.
a. BAKER.
4sHo~ Americus, Kansas.
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Money Wanted.
For Sale.
ADAM MOHLER.
Boot ~ Shoe Maker.
C0A'h 81 OPPOSITE LIST. NAT. BINK.
EMP0RIA, KANSAS.
HERD NOTICE.

Also agent for BLEKs SEWING Ma.
CHIMES. ~
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was pretty well observed. Public
places were closed, and services
held in different places of worship.
The festivities OF the day closed
with civil dance at the Academy
Hall, most Of the Young folks par
ticipating.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06

2 The Miller trial closed yesterday
Friday.) He was acquitted, and
returned to the bosom OF his family,
though the general Impression Il
that he js guilty. Y % gi1sEs
. NoEsmbaf 2oth. leEe.s - .slsaltI
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THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The secretary of the interior reports
satisfactory Improvement and progress
sion in each OF the several bureaus
under the control of the interior de-
partmenr. They are all in excellent
condition. The work which in some of
them for some years has been in arrears
has been brought down to recent
date. and in all, the current business
has been promptly dispatched.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-06
Fresh Pork at Retail.
Hair DRESSING.

"AIR and switches dressed to order,
Ii and hair jewelry. On Sixth avenue,
opposite the Madison house.
mar22tf Mrs. NJ. W. TRAYLOR.
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TIE PENSION OFFICE.


The amount paid for pensions in the
last fiscal year was $50, 169, $40, an amount
larger BY %, 10Ss 434 than was paid during
the preceding year, OF this amount Sa-
31SszO9 were paid under the act OF con-
gress Of February II, 1871, to survivors
Of the War OF 1872 The annual increase
OF pensions by the legislation OF congress
has more than kept pace with the natural
yearly losses from the rolls, The act OF
June 8. 1872, has added an estimated
amount Of $40, GOO Per annum to tbs
rolls. without tneroAsiEg the number OF
pensioners. We cannot, therefore look
for any substantial decrease in the ex.
peHdttures OF this Department for some
time to come, or 20 long as congress con.
uaues 70 90 change the rates OF pensions.
The whole number OF soldiers enlisted
IN the war OF the rebellion was 2,6SS, SIS.
The total number Of claims for invalid
pensions Is 176, 00e, being hut six per
cNnt. Of the whole nufaber Of anlistments.
The total number Of claims on hand at the
beginning OF the year was 81 $50; the
number received during the year was 49,
"a the number disposed Of was IS IT'S
making net gain Of ], 26z; the number of
81 aims now On file Is 79.0SS.
On tne 30th Of june, 1872, there were
on the rolls the names OF SIS, 405 invalid
military pensioners. and 11a,518 widows,
orphans and dependent relatives making
an aggregate Of 9os, azS army pensESners. !
Al the same time there were on the rolls
tae names Of Lac navy PeaaIoneEs snd b
80 R1GoWs, Orphans and dsEsn1satAsla-
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

The report of the secretary of war
shows the expenditures of the war
department for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1871, to be S35, 799, 99I, so,
and for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1872, to be So, 81, I57, 20, show
ing reduction in favor of the last
fiscal year of S427, S34.62. The esti-
mates for military appropriations
for the next fiscal year ending June
30, 1873, are So, sol 1873.
The affairs of the Freedmen,s Ru.
reau have all been transferred to the
war department, and regulations
nave been put into execution for the
speedy payment of bounty, pay, &C..
due colored soldiers. and properly
coming under that bureau.
During the fiscal year there have
been paid for transportation on rail-
roads 81, 100000, of which $50 e5z
was ever the Pacific; for water
transfers S626,373; by stage SIS .975:
and for purchase of transportation.
animals, wagons, hire of teamsters.
&c, 1921, $50.
About $4,000 have been collec-
ted from southern railroads during
the year, leaving about $1,000, 600
still due.
The Quartermaster has examined
and transmitted to the accounting
officers for settlement S377, I72..I Of
claims of loyal citizens for quarter
masters stores taken during the
war.
Subsistence supplies to the amount
of S., 904. S12 have been issued to In
dams.
The annual average mean strength |
af the army was q. 101 white, and
,494 colored soldiers. rt
The river and harbor improve
ments have been carried on with en-
ergy and economy, though many are
only partially completed. The re.
suits have saved to commerce many
times the amount expended. The
increase of commerce, with greater
depth of channels, greater security /
in navigation, and the savinS of
lime, will add millions 20 the wealth 1
Of the country, and increase the re-
sources of the government.
The observations and report of
The sigHaI Office have. been main
tained in each OF the principal lake.
seaport and river cities Ten addi.
ti0naE stations have been established
n the United States, and arrange. L
aeRfs hsYe sssen made G1r sxckanes y
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THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT.


The accompanying report of the
postmaster general furnishes a full and
satisfactory exhibit of the Operations
of the post-ofiice department during
the year. The ordinary receipts of the
depart ment for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1872, amount to &2l, 9I6.426.
and the expenditures $26 1872.
with the previous fiscal
year the increase of receipts was ST.
T87 $3.50 or 9-37 per cent, and the in
crease of expenditures $2,a6S, OSs or
9-29 per cent. Adding to the ordinary
revenues the annual approximation Of
100000 for free matter, and the
amount paid to the subsidy on mail
steam ship lines from special appro-
priations, the deficiency paid out of
the general treasury was 1897. 765.
an excess of $4S9, Y07 over the defieien-
cy for the year 1871.
Other interesting statistical infor-
nation relating to our rapidly extend-
ng postal service is furnished in this
report. The total length OF railroad
mail routes, on the 5Dth of June. 1875.
vas 81 ,9l1 miles, S,077 additional miles
If such service having been put into
operation during the year. Eight new
ines of railroad poSt-ofIlces have been
sta blishsd, with an aggregate length
# 2,eo9 miles.
The nnmher of letters exchanged In
~ mails with foreiga countries was
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ARREST FOR MURDER.

A horse was stolen n few days
ago from Mr.. F. Gordy, by a man
calling himself Brady. He had but
few moments the start of Gordy,
but at last accounts had not been
arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
A planning MILL BURNED IN BROOKLYN.

Loss $50, OOO-A Tilt Between Chief En-
gineer Nevins and Inspector Folk.
The planning mill of Samuel Osborn's Sons, at the
corner OF Baltic and Columbia streets, South
Brooklyn, took fire about halfpast eight O'Clock
last night and was soon In good blaze The fire.
men responded to the alarm with their usual
alacrty but a damage OF upwards OF $4,000 was
done before the flames were extinguished. The
origin Of the fire may be attributed to
the spllling OF some oil on the floor,
which no doubt became ignted from the furnace
and communicated from there to the room IN which
the shavings were kept. This is the second fire
which has occurred in this place within two
weeks and, it was supposed, the greatest care
was taken to guard against connagration.
Patrick Shine the Waterman, in an affidavt made
to Fire Marshal Ready after the fire, says, that
when he went to the mill he found that some
about two pailfuls had been spilled. He cleaned
1t up and then sprnKled some sawdust over it. He
also told Mr. Osborn, and he said he would caution
the men tomorrow; shortly after that fire broke
out in the shavings room, and he put IL out ; IL
broke out again, and he compelled to leave the
rapidly, audit was found necessary to give second
alarm in order to bring more engines. The total
loss on building, stock and machinery Is estimated
as above stated, at $4,000. Tom Nevins, the
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department, used some
abusive and obscene language to Inspector Folk
while the latter having the crowd Of spectators
moved back from the fire. He put his hand on the
Inspector and was about to strike him, but II was
probably well that he did not carry out his inten-
ton. II is said that Nevins was under the inlu-
ence of liquor
Andrew McShine, member of No. engine, was
thrown of the tender as 1t turned the corner OF
Clinton and Harrison streets, and had his leg
broken. He was taken to his home in Gold street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 8, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Paris (Br) Ldtch Liverpool via
Queenstown-John q Dale
Steamship Republic OBJ, Perry Liverpool via Queens
town. Sparks.
Steamship Calabris lDr McMiclan, Liverpool via
Queenstown--C Francklyn
Steamship Anglia OBJ, Small, tasgow-IIendcrson
Bros
Steamship Hermann NG) Rechnann, Brcmen-oer
richs d Co.
Steamship Humboldt NG), Arnoh, stettn-wendt 4
Rammelsberg.
West--C II Mallory Co.
Steamship Emily souder Burdick New orleans-Fred
Baker. - . -
Steamship 81 Louis, Whitehead New Orleans--H
Cromwell CO.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernantina--Jas Hand
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerssn, savannah--W
Steamship James Adgcr Lockwood, Chsrleston--H
Morgan Co.
steamship e Knight Johnson, Georgetown. Dc-.a-p
Mcrrick.
SIS anshp Volunteer, Bloodgood Philadelphia-Loril
lard steamship Co.
Steamships Neptune Baker. Boston--T Dimoch
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Acknowledgment
Wood
ship City of Brussels CBr), Hamilton Glavow-E Z
MVrgan's sVps
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shin Genevieve Strickland Strickland, New Orleans
Bark Adeina lItaD Narzi. Queenstown for orders-A
Bark stefano dtaD, Ascherio. Cork Falmouth for
Bark Leonidas. Yates, Antwerp-H W Loud Co
Bark Dagmar Nor) Olsen, Elsinore for orders-Funch,
BARK JOSIE Mildred, Hartman; Rga-Jas Ward Go.
Bark Paraos Hr), Chanyelon, iavre.boyd hincken
Bark Madre Figli QtaD, Cahero Pisamo Tor orders
Bark New York, Gibbs Aspinwall-B orland, Dearborn
Bark Rebecca Caruana Liesegang, Matanzas-waydell
Bark II D Brookman, Berry, New Orleans-H d U
Bark r A Allen Tarr, Port Johnson-Jas W Elwel 4
Brig Due soreIle dtaD, vitale, Trieste seager.
Brig Williams (Br) Williams Pernambuco and Bahia
Brig Lydia II Cole, Jones' stJago and Guantanamo
Brig Napier (Br), Dodd Cow Bay. cB-cB Swain
Brig Humming Bird (Br, stephens, Windsor, Ns-cran-
Brig Masonic tsr9, Fillmore st John. NIB Horsey
Schr George Washington. Martin, Baracoa-E Puig
schr Guiding Star (Br Merriam, Charlotetown, PEI
schr Caledonia Layton, Windsor Ns-crandall, Ber
sthr Chandler CBr), Pettis, Windsor, Ns-D De
schr Bright Star OBJ, Roberts St John, Mp Nevus
schr Matilda OBJ, Thomas, st Andrews and St john
shr psyybrcaR saxe Jacksonve-van Rrunt Bro
schr NJ III Heath Nichols Jacksonville--W Ray:
Schr j Lockwood, Sharrett Richmond, Va-Van
schr Minnie, Erickson, Richmond. va-van Brunt
schr Vim Boardman, Billiard, Washington, DC-van
echr Brady Nicholson, Norwalk-N Briggs 4 Co
Steamer eSR S eSSRp' Shaw ' fhseeipSa
Steamer Sarah Jones. Philadelphia
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Marine Disasters.

SNIP MEnHor, Baker, at San Francisco 25th ut from
Sc which blew with great Violence for days, splitting
sails and srs,nng ship Sad after getting g the east
disagreeable weather.
BRIe Coso (Bp, from New York for Halifax colIided
with schr Chas Cooper, from Hartford for New York of
boom and head gear carried away. The schooner
had her mainsai badly and otherwise damaged
Both vessels proceeded
sonR MACK, which sailed from New Bedford LIST
inst for Falmouth, struck rock of the Beacon in the
lower harbor and springing leak returned She was
found that she had broken plank, which was re-
paired and she proceeded TO Falmouth same day
scHR PYInoS, Hail. from Providence for Elizabcthpor
on the Niger Head. She will be get of by Wreck Master
Brown
welneet bound cruise, put into Portland Aug for
repairs Reports night OF 3lst of Boon Island came In
collision with an unknown coaoaded schr and broke
bowsprit in three places, carried away head gear &C.
sLooP CARRm GunNEy at Providence LIST inst from Gro
ton reports that while beating into the bay Wednesday
by schr Cornelius. Of saybrook Capt Pratt from Provi
dence for New York and had mansail torn rail broken
running free at the time, with the wind from Me-
BuEsos AYRrs, June 2lThe Harriet Irving, nom Bos
ton for VALPARAISO which went ashore at Lasuna dc los
feet @ber Boxes Srd and %'YS
boxes hair OIL
Miscellaneous.
Purer Mcdowell of the steamship Adriatic has our
thanks for courtesies
Purscr widman, Of the steamship Leo, from savan
nan, has our thanks for favors ---.-------
The -gQe~~f es--tsN steamship South Carolina from
Charleston. has our thanks for favors
BARK GLoBr, New Bedford, 30 tons, has been pur.
chased by Gloucester parties tor the merchant service
snip PRopKRTyOur market for this description OF pro-
encouraging symptoms Tor American shipowners than at
any iipe IN many years tait and y y good cause for
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Paris for Liverpool Calabria do
Republic, DO; Holland, do; Anglia Glasgow; Hermann,
and Galveston soudsr New oTleans s. Louis do
Adger. Charleston; Old Dominion Richmond, &c Z G
Knight Georgetown DC; Volunteer Philadelphia; ships
Ellen Munroe, San Francisco st Maur LverpoOl bark
Maria augusta Dnnkirk Srigs M1chias Galveston
Napier Cow Bay, CB schr Lottie, Kingston; Adde Yves
sells, Bluehelds
The following vessels anchored at the Southwest
Spit outward bound Barks Nuovo Monde, for Palermo
II vero, Penarth Roads brig Gem Barbados; schr Lotte
Kingston, ia. At Quarantine-Bark Tmpi Queenstown;
bries ldalia, Stockholm, Anna Maria, Pernambuco;
Ocean Eagle, Galveston.
nd NJ lirhf
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A NORTH ATLANTIC EXPRESS COMPANY
SeoRposATsp TSDER sPAGixk HfM
CSTTEidHHsS AND AGENCIES S5ESyJ ALI rAhHs 81
Merchandise packages money and other yalusbes
tariff rates eGSsTnf y PsRPEf6 PARCELS
Rates to all towns IN North and South Germany, Great
charges included ur 20 delivery
otexcecding pound weight inches cube and $40 in
Not exceeding pounds weight inches cube and sln.
Not exceeding pounds weight inches cube and s2o,
Not exceeding pounds weight inches cube and s2d
Parcels of and weight forwarded and deliver.
ed In any part OF Italy, Norway and Sweden and Russis
Circulars giving full information and complete tariffs
rnleS 10 ;ni rom Europe sent free on arnlicahOn "a
YORK general ONCE OF the company at u Broadway New
General merchandise received at any of the companys
delivered IN any Of Europe or the United States In
bono or oherwse at fixed through rates covering a
House brokerage, carriage, COMMISSIONS, &c.
A BsoIUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n The courts OF different states No publicity. Advice
rec RS snS sSss Sa
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
n. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M osP M.
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
"A courts Of different States legal ,eyerywhe deser-
N. HOUSE, Attorney, iSo Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS COFFEEs, GROCERIES Ann,
ID Provisions; Warranted to salt the palatcs and the
$50 Greenwich street, New York. !
- without ain.-ANNIHILArOR cures corns bunions'
&C: by mall sc,i no connection with barber shop
butchers Dr. RICE 9p Noaaway. sprnsr Fulton sissS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
SAVANNAH RIOTERS DISCHARGED.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 8, 1872.
Commissioner Wayne this morning rendered o
decision in the street car case dscharging Messrs.
Godfrey Berrier and Segar.
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BELOW.

Bark Columbus (NG), hlder from Bremen. Spoken
Aug 2 lat 40 Ion GO SO, by pilot boat Wdgeon No iO.
Brig John Brighman from Cape Breton spoken Aug 2,
lat 40 AZ, Ion 90 80 by pilot boat Widgeon, No 10y.
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Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston.
ford.
Brig Humming Bird Br), Stevens, New York for Wind
sor, Ms.
schr Kate Lula, Purdy, Rondout for Providence.
Schr VIM BURDEN Adams, Newburg for Fall River.
Schr Richard Morrell Richards New York for Green
witch.
schr David Pearsall sackett New YORK for Greenwich
Schr Darius Eddy, Coonan, New York for Boston.
Schr Ruth Hodgcon, Middleton, New York for Ports
mouth
Schr W Darling. Hatch Hoboken for Providence
Schr Argturs, Wentworth, New York for Bangor.
Scnr Virginia. Small, New York for Pembroke.
.Schr Convoy, French, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Alligator, Gregory New York for Boston.
Schr Oregon, Wilson, New York for
Schr Grace Gushing, Bailey, HObOken for Gardiner
Schr Express, Petty, Hoboken for Fall River.
Schr Elizabeth, WALL Rondout for Salem.
Schr King, Bven. Providence for Elizabethport
schr Elisha Smith, Banker, Port johnson for New
schr Free Wind, Frsbee, Elizabethport for Newburv
port.
schr Marietta Smith, Presscy, Ezabethport for Prov
dcnce.
schr Josephine Casweli, New York for Narragansett
Pier
schr Sarah A Falcon Wilson, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Bright Star (Br, Logan, New York for st john
Schr John Chanec Fox New York for Hartford
Schr Bromhal, Hamilton, New York for Thomaston.
Schr George + Page Wright. New York for Cold Spring
schr Emma Gliiant Giiant, New York for Annapolis
schr Clara Post, Ferris New York for Glen Cove
Schr Eliza Jane, Smith, New York for Northrup.
schr Woodruff Davis, New York for PortJeferson
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S HIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ........ SO Gov. Island. ..eve 8 A
Sun sets. IL Sandy Hook. eve SO
Moon sets. ...eve - He'll Gate. eve 10 20