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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-27
Saturday, January the 18th, 1873,

at II o'clock I'm, in front O, the Sheriff
ofic,,, No. 351 Second street. Memphis, Ten
nesse e, sell to the highest bidder fer cash the
follow ing lands and tenements, described and
bounded as follows, to-wit; Beginning at,
stake. hickory and other pointers, being the
sonthea. corner Of the tract next described
shenas 80 nth IS. 6 chains to q stake. sweet gum,
hickory a nd other pointers; thence west 81. W
chains 10 N stake, elm and mulberry stump
POINTERS: thence 1865 chains to a stake on the
hank of the Mississippi river; thence 1p the
river. north "a east. 5.35 chains to stake,
4o east. is chains to a stake, two hack berry
and other pointers; thence east 30 chains TO
the beginning; containing l75 acres, y ore or
less. Also the following tract, adjoining the
ahove Beginning at q sweet gum marked \,
she northeast corner of the four hundred and
eiShty-ffth tract, granted in the name OF Far
Sason Carr; thence south rs chains to stake
ffhenee west 80 chains to blackberry and sweet
gnm POINTERS; thence north, %. west, l6chains
10 a stake on the bank Of the Mississippi riveri
thence north. A0 east, % chains links, Win
the meanders, to q stake on tha bank OF tne
liver. thence east 80 chains 81 links 70 the Pc
ginning; containing 100 acres. The aboye de.
scribed lands and tenements are located part
IN The Seventeenth and part in the Fourth
Civil District of Shelby county, Tennessee ana
levied upon as the property. Of u; ". Ran
dolph. The IT'S acre tract will be sold nrst.
WI. p. DOYLE. Sheriff Shelby Co.,
Rv las. j. MURPHY, d. s. 96-taw-llS
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SEE advertisement Of Wheeler &
Wilson's sewing machine in the For
Sale" column, the owner considering it
worthless, offers a bargain in it. 4st
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For shell and can OYSTERS, go 10
Felix FransiOli's, 2oe Frontst. 4o-T
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CELERY received daily at Victor D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson. 26-I
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in front of my office. No. 81 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the highest bid
a. for cash. the following described property,
to-wit: Being four lots situated in block NO.
90. Dupn's division, the same being in Shelby
county, State of Tennessee, near the east
Sronting ON Oyerton avenue, Sl12 feet each,
and running back 200 feet to a 2O-foot alley (;
and two lots fronting on Spring street, elhl
feet. and running back 200 feet 70 A,foot
alley. These four lots comprise the whole o.
same being levied on as the property OF the
defendant, J. j. DuBose. Sale TO commence
NJ II ''O0N WI. DOYLE.
as-tnw-11s Sheriff o. Shelby County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-27

If you want fine solid jeweiry, at
she lowest rates possible, call nj
Aug. Joerss', 2O2 Main street. l02
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CLOS Il OUT,

d. C. &H. M. L0EwENSTINE,
Southern Palace, 3S2 Main Street
'HrHt .IN 80-t
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
- cuted to me by Michael Larkin on the LIST
day Fl nsptember. 1859, registered In the Reg
lster' once, ~ 9ook ~. 20, page 2lg, 70 secure
the request Of the beneficiary.
On Wednesday, December IL, 1879,
In front Of tho sheriiss office. Greenlaw block.
on Second street, In the city of Memphis offer
for sale and sell for cash, at public auction, to
the highest bidder. the following described
property, viz; A certain lot. being part Of
the lot known and described on the plan OF
So Tspps subdlyIsion, and Besinni1s p1 n The n:
north line Of Vance street. southeast corner Of
said lot No 4; thence westwardly with Vance
street 66 feet thence northwardly 1877 feet to
alley IS feet to the northwest corner Of lot No.
5 Of said block, thence southwardly 10 the west
line Of block No. 5 to the beginning. being
point $50 feet east from the intersection of
Vance and Orleans streets. Also. the follow
mule. 1f1% hands high and years old; one bay
horse mule, years old and Is hands high; one
bay horse mule, 5 years old and Az hand
high; one black mare mule, with gray nose, 10
mule. years old and l6 hands high; one dark
brown mule, s years old and 161 hands high
two dark brown mare mules, each 10 hands
high and years old; two black horse mules,
brown mare mules 141& hands high and 3 years
old; one mouse colored mule. 16 hands high
and 10 years old; one mouse-colored horse
mule, 15h hands high and years old; and
two mouse-colored mules. each 10 years old.
The right Of redemption TO above described
property Is waived in the trust deed, and the
title Is believed To be good. but will sell only
rs trustee. The property will be sold in the
order advertised unless the maker Of the trust
or his assign should direct otherwise.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until
Saturday, january IL, 1873,
at II o'clock am. to take place at the prem
Uses on Vance street.
L HOWELL L. JACKRnN. Trustee.
Memphis, December IL. 1872. 6O-113
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Administratrix,s Notiee.

uAyIsG QUALIFIED AS ADAlINIsTRA-
III trix Of the estate Of Hezekiah Cobb. de-
ceased. all persons indebted are hereby mott
fed 20 make immediate payment 10 me. and
creditors 10 present their claims as required
BIZ Law. - ELIZA ". COBB, Adm'x.
December ne. 1872. So 92-e8 lO4
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Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate.

I.Y VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS EXECUTION
Is 10 me directed from the First Circuit Courl
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case Of
Foster Gwynn < Co. VS.. j. D. DuB Bose, o5 lud ~
si451 and costs, to satisfy said Judgment, in
taregt and cost, will on aetr
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WILLETTs Billiard Hall, 81 Adams
street. oVi I
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ToYs,
II o Y . !!

CHARLRsBECKER, IA POPLAR ST.,
has lust received a fine stock Of TOYS OF
Al KINDS. Also, large variety OF PLAIN AND
FANCY CANDIES. which he will sell at the low,
est prices. All kinds Of CAKES, plain ana
promptly. Give me call as You pass: lss- ivs
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PUMPS, l6 jefferson street. s8t
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nv VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
X 10 me by Thomas s. Callan. on November
30 1859, recorded in Registers office Of shelby
county, Tennessee, in book % pages ~ ana
therein described, which note is still due and
unpaid, will on
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Sheritf's Sale of Real ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO IL
Is directed from the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee, in the case of Heis-
kell, Scott & Heiskell VS.: 4. W.. Randolph,
Judgment rendered April I'd, 1872, for $3.50 and
cost, to satisfy said Judgment, interest and
,,ost will on
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FINEST billiard hall in the city-Wil
let's. sOf
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GESTs dressing gowns and smoking
jackets at Barnaby's, Peabody Hotel set
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DRIVEN WELLS, l6 jefferson st. sS1
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z.
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME
Shelby county, Tenn, for cost in the case Of
James Stewart vs.. Geo. /. and James N Har-
ris, Judgment rendered April LIST. 1872. fol
1884 70. cost Of suit, will on
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LAST CHANCEl

Parties having leased the South
ern Palace, and as we will vacate
the same the first week In January,
we will, during the present month
of December, offer greater induce
ments than ever, as we wish to I
CLOS e UT,
entire, the present stock OF goods in
the Southern Palace.
Remember this is the last month
for buying Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Housekeeping Goods, ETC., at cost,
and less than cost. a
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Gas Frrrno, I6 Jefferson s. %
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
OREGoN-A FEW QUESTIONS.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR | have noticed that numerous letters
published in TIE TRIBUNE from correspondents III the
Far West give glowing of the country its great
natural resources it's nvigoratng climate, fertility of
SOIL &c. Would MT it be well to state the disadvantages
of the country alsoi Then people would gain more
correct idea OF the country, and not be disappointed
when they get here For instance, quite recently no
tced very attractive description of the State OF Oregon
BY NJ p sawtee, NJ d., and many in this section would
be glad know what its disadvantages. Il it,a
changeabe climate and they apt to have heavy and
continuous Winds they do in this section Of the
try, Is IL mild, climatei careful and candid
description Of the climate would be Of much interest 10
many readers the idea is entertained here that IL Is
very different from that OF California being subject to
sudden changes which anything but agreeable.
hope your readers may have Information on this
point. - - T. B. e.
Blue Springs, Neb., May 10, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.

THE NEXT SESSION TO BE HELD AT ST. LOUIS
ORDINATION oP THE NEW BISHOPS TO-DAY.
Bishops Ames and Simpson presided alter
natey over the proceedings of the Methodist Conference
Yesterday and the Rev. DIR. H0dgson of Philadelphia
led heintroductory religious services The Committee on
Appeals In the case the Rev. Mr. Fowler who appealed
from the decision of the Missouri Conference expelng
him from that body for mprudence and fasehood recon-
ended that the decision Of the Conference be affirmed
The special order Of the day. fixing the place for holding
the next General Conference in 1876 was then taken up
Dr. scer advocated Baltimore, DIR. Cooper urged the
claims OF Philadelphia the Rev. Mr.. Chalfont favored
Cincinnati and DR.. Bonner spoke in behalf Of st. Louis
Upon the ballot ST. Louis selected the place for
holding the next General Conference by vote of 2ol to
l63 for Cincinnati.
The Committee appointed to x'the time and place for
the ordination of the newly-elected Bishops recon-
mended that 1t be made the special order for tomorrow
at lOs a. NJ. in the Academy Of Music. The Rev. Mr..
Buckley opposed holding these services in an opera
house, and Dr. Curry moved that they be held instead
in the Simpson NJ L. Church" After some discussion,
il was decided TO hold the ordination services In the
Academy of Music at 1O o'clock to-day Dr. Harris one
of the yeeced Bishops rendered his resignation as
Secretary Of the Conference, and DR.. Woodruff was
elected in his place. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

decree OF the Supreme Court in 1852 The suhcribing
witnesses to the Will then examined and the caro-
was adjourned for week On the 10th, proposals. wefo
way Of compromise which were formally accepted BY
the other side.
Ibe necessary papers were executed and letters testa
mentary were 70 Issue at the widow Yesterday.
however, lady presented herself before the Surrogate
and made affidavit that she is the widow Of John II.
Taylor that she married 70 him I'm this city by
tual agreement, after he had procured divorce
from his second wife and that the result Of this mar
rag6 was one child named by the deceased John Henry
Taylor, who Is now five years and two months OLD Tho
requested 20 be allowed TO contest the will
and the Surrogate granted order citing the parties 70
the will who have already appeared t0 come before him
and show cause why the latest Mrs Taylor should
contest the document propOunded. The woman. whose
name is Mary Anne Taylor, Is now living In FrOntst
Brooklyn, and formerly lived In Em-st. In this city.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

These statistics | TO be trustworthy and their
effect was to reduce the estimates OF Mr. Atkinson to an
ngpprecable fraction OF the 2OOO0OO bushels claimed
by him beng in reality from New-Oreans but 1t Ier
cent of the actual 10000 bushels of exports from the
United States. Since return home have ascertained
that the iron steamer Valley Forge very successful
in the transportation of grain from ST. Louis TO New
Orleans and that my information as respects the trans
poraOn OF grain in baTges between the same ports was
not correct therefore take great pleasure III recalling
whatever representations may have erroneousy made,
justice to myself, well to those who are affected
by them certainly nothing could be further from my
thoughts than nic unmerited injury upon the trade
OF my own city, and Of other cities, with whom our bs
relations intimate with ST. Louis and New
orleans respectfully request all papers, in which the
referred TO have been published to Copy the cor
rection. JAMES NJ. COOPER.
IitksLuTgh May q, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE McILyAINE DEFALCATTON-No TRACE OF
THE CULPEIT.

No definite information has yet been re-
ceived as to the whereabouts of McIlvane, the dei
ing member OF the firm OF T.. p. Selmser Co.. D"' 'o
who have had intimate relations with him Deno'o ,l"
he is concealed somewhere in Brooklyn. Depuy 9"oi
IFS are in possession Of the office, holding to -
against attachments that have been issued III oe -
IosIvn Rocb q CO. Gelston & Bussing, A. wadsworth
& Co.. who have been defragdedd dyoi1 out on o,
ss2s7 so, $95s7 so, and $500 in the Nassau
Bank OF Brooklyn checks, one LOT & fr ~ s7 So
credit OF Howard Fuller and to Sec men are brewers
IN BropSy1 Who employed McIlyaine some years snEe
and afterward advanced hm reney This money they
peSes Te@se To accept and rysr TO those
whom ne nas sontnt ychange, demanded Committee
IN to examine his affairs and IN accord
vi III tbe Exchange appointed j. L. Brownell,
ahS9 M e q H. Kmban, who will probably report
within n short time
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
xLuD COyGRESS-SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. o.. WASHINGTON. May q, 1874
Mr.. HA,nIN's resolution to expel the reporter
for the Associated Press was referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections. - -, -
Mr.. TRUMBULL (lep, I'D, from the COptnittee on
Judiciary reported, without amendment ithe House
bills to repeal the requirement for the ronad oatn OF
odce and relating to new trials in the Court OF Claims
and the Senate bill refund taxes paid by state
officers on their salaries also, adversely NUMBER q,
bs creating new judicial districts and the House bul
10 allow persons accused OF crimes TO testify IN then
own behalf in the United States Courts 80, -.
Mr. CORBETT Rep., oregon called up the Dill 70
authorize the auditing Of the claims OF oregon Tor sup
pressing the Indian hosttes in 1855 and 1880, which
was discussed and iald over. ,o,, -. Z.
into Executive session, and adjourned at p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
STOCK EXCHANGE COMMITTEES.

The Standing Committees Of the NJ Y
Stock Exchange for the ensuing year are as follows:
Fnanee--Alfred CogeB Chairman; A. B. Bays Edssri Kag w.
B. Clerke D. c. Hays.
ArTsngemenG. Hsich Chairman W X Soutter, A. A. Drake
J. L. Browne, ;. 7. Russell, 2. White s. Barton.
Adnissions.w. Seymour jr. Chsrhsni g. w hsLean g. "
Denny, =. Norris W. soutter GaIland H. s. "i~on v
Securities Lr1e -Edssri Brandon Chairman, J. Benjamin. n
L b. Martin, Warren Klmbal, ". X. Strong
Government T. Russell Chairman; W. r. strorg
T. Dodge. G. NJ stead. ID. B. Hatch
Stock LA. ID Williams Chairman A. s. Peabody A. H. BaYias
A NJ. Cahoone, p. NJ. Myers.
Arbitraton.-Aliel Coyn Chairman G.. H. Brodhead, X
Munroe r. L. Cutting IT,, j. X. Warcn H. s. wilson, Maney VI
NJ. S,esd p NJ Myers
Iaw-John T. benny Chairman; Kimbsn r. L. Cutting IT,
CommissoBsG A. FansbsKe Chaimsai samGs Barton, H. H.
HOilster
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
MR.. BLEECKER's BILL FOR APPRAIsING CITY
PROPERTY.

Anthony j. Bleecker and two others were
engaged last Summer by the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund TO apprae the city property and for his part
OF the work Mr. Beecker awarded $4,000. The Com
missoners by resolution passed in last APRIL rescinded
this award. Yesterday application made for Mr.
Bleecker to compel the Board OF Audit TO allow the
claim. Counsel for the Board urged that IL could not
consider the claim at ALL not having the power TO do so
under the act creating the Board. Mr.. Bleeckers ooun
sci ella lined that his client emplOye OF the city,
and such the Board OF Audit could provide for the
payment Of his salary Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DoRIANs ALLEGED MURDERER IDENTIFIED.

The man arrested by Capt. Gunner on sus-
pieon o being the murderer OF David Dorian In August
Iast at picnic at Joness Wood is James kiey age H.
He WAS arrested on Monday night for attempting w'th
Others to rob Rudolph Andrew OF No. 2oi Futon-st,
while the latter was attending picnic at Joness wood
murderer and was taken before Justice Coulter who
manded him 10 the station await the arrival Of
MIR Robb DOrian's companion on the fatal occasion.
He was absent from the CITY, and did not return until
Yesterday when he identified the accused as the assassin
OF Dorian. Coroner Young has been informed OF tho
circumstances OF the case snd viii begin an lnyestga
ton at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
or,,, r. won WILL CAsE-ANOTHER WIDOW AP-
ihb i<N' PEARS IN COURT

John w. Taylor, residing III Flfty-eIghth-st.,
.,on FIr.t.aye and Ayonuo A, died in April last In
,he pIoomingdale Lunatie Asylum BY Will executed
nec o. 1871 he left his property, amounting TO nearly
s,oo 600 10 his widow s third wife), with the exception
~ a. 900 90 be invested for the benefit during her life
time OF his daughter by his first wife The third wife
nresented will for probate but the daughter and che
second wife, who had been divorced gave noice OF
test The hearing began ON May 0. before Surrogate
Hutchings, who decided that the second wife had
standing In Court owing 10 her having divorced by
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
A RErRAcTIoN BY JAMES NJ. COOPER.

TO the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / desire to correct some errors in my
last word" to Mr. Atkinson, into which was unortu-
natey led by information derived from Others in regard
to the transportation OF grain in metallic bottoms and
with reference to the OF wooden barge lines from
st. Louis to Orleans. My last word" was written
while in Washington. and had not the opportunity to
verify all the facts upon which my statements were
founded | was largely influenced by the statistics Of
exports OF grain from NewOreaus for the fiscal year
s71
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DETECTIVES ASSAULTED IN A STREET CAR

DeteCtIVcs IeVIns anu ITO"IUy OI tTO WIN"
teenIh Precinct Edward Keeler, alleged 10 DC ono
OF the men who beat officer Bernard Tuy several weeks
400 so brntallv as 10 eudanger his life, Wednesday
night riding down town in q Firstaye. car, ana AZ
temptedsto take HIM into custody but keele anu ms
friends made "A desperate resistance. crowley was
KIN ocked down and kicked and Leyins was also roughly
dealt with. Two officers OF the Eighteenth fre-
cinct went TO their assistance, and Keeler was
secured, the others escaping. The prisoner was
taken TO the West Twenty-second-st POlce
station and handcufed. Guarded by Leyins and Gryw-
lev he entered Secondave: car TO go 10 the fhty-
nintb-st station but at Thirteth-st. several OF his
friends ATTEMPTED TO rescue him. The officers drew
their pistols the passengers fed from me car ang tos
determined bearing OF the detectives kept the ruiAs
from carrying ont their Intentions The prisoner was
committed by Justice Coulter 10 await a trial
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
BY RICHARD II. sTODDARD.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEAhE.
BY RICHARD II. sTODDARD.
She sat in her eternal house,
The sovereign mother of mankind;
Before her was the peOpled world,
The hollow night behind!
"Below my feet the thunders break,i
Above my head the stars rejoice;
But man, although he babbles much
Has never found a voice
"Ten thousand years have come and gone,
And not an hour Of any day
But he has dumbly looked TO me
Tho things he could not say
at shall be so no MORE" she said,
And then, revolving in her mind.
She thought: II will create child
Shall speak for all his kind"
II was the springtime OF the year.
And lOi where AvOns waters flow,
The child, her darling. came on earth,
Three hundred years ago.
There was no portent in the sky,
No cry like Pans, along the aeas,
Nor lowered round his baby mouth,
The swarm OF classic bees.
What other children were he was;
IL more, twas not 10 mortal ken;
The Being likest TO mankind
Made him the man of menl
They gosslped, after he was dead,
An idle tale OF stealing deer;
one thinks he was q lawyers clerk,
But nothing now is clear,
Save that he married. in his youth,
maid, bis elder went 20 town:
Wrote plays; made money; and at last
Came back; and settled down,
A prosperous man among his kin.
In stratfOTd. where his bones repose;
And this-what can he less lis an
The world of Shakespeare knows!
1t irks us that we know no more
For where we love, we would know all,
What would be small In common men,
In great is never small.
Their daily habits-how they looked
The color OF their eyes and hair-
Their prayers, their Oaths-the wine they drank
The clothes they used 10 wear
Tfihes Ike these declare the men,
And should survive them,-nay. they must;
Wen find them somewhere II IL needs,
Wen rake among their dust!
Not Shakespeare'si He hath left bis curse
on him dieturbs 1t: lot It rest
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
PosTPONEMENT OF THE FLEETWOOD PARE
TROTTING.

Owing to the heavy state OF the track NJ
Fleetwood Park yesterday in consequence OF the rain.
the two riots announced postponed until today
programme for to-day being adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22

CLEARED.

Steamship Franconia Bragg, Poriland-F Amcs.
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Boson-H Dmock.
Ship Clvtie (Br), Whitfield, Liverpool-E Morgans
Sons.
Ship Rhine, Jordan London-vrnnell, Minturn 4 Co.
Ship Crusader, Lewis, Acapulco-S l. Merchant Co.
Bark Lady Alice Nor, Krefting, Cork or Falmouth
Tetens Bockmann.
Bark Treci Dubrovacki, Podick, Cork or Falmouth
slocovich Co. 81
Bark Washington (NG), wolter Cork for orders-Funch
Edye Co.
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson Bridgeton, Ns-H Trow.
bridges Sons.
Brig watchmate BD, Hatfield, Exeter. E-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Brig Serena Smith, Dodge, Cads-Miller Housh.
Brig David Bugbce, Stanley, Cadiz-Carver Barnes.
Brig George Downes tBr Lanfare, Georgctown--H
sehr Helen Augusta, Wells Pensacola-Bentey, Miller
schr Jesse Clark, Clark. Charlcston-Evans Ball 4
schr Charles Sawyer, Mcfarland Wilmington, NC-s @
schr Caroline Kenzlc, stuaams Richmond, va-slasht
schr 4 Bergen. Thompson, Washington, Dc--slasht
:. .schrs Bunnell, Bunncl Washington, Dc-slasht a
Petty.
sckr Riley Allen, Harvey Sandy Hook--J A Codding-
ham.
schr Calvin, Craig Portsmouth, NH-Jcd Frye 4 Co.
. Schr Fair Wind Bowman, New acknowledgement a
Wood.
schr Horace i, Francis, New Haven-A d Smith.
schr Emerald De Castro, sag Harbor-Rackeu a Bro.
The New York herald., 1872-10-22
S HIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whcstone, Ii, and the same IL
now open for the transaction Of business ft|
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly
As there is no other telegraphic communication with
whestone, the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with oil
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels or Whestoue
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NRw York HERALD free.
OFFICES
Herald Office corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch ONCE, No 1866 Broadway a.
Whestone Dock Whltcstonc, Ii.