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There 10 90 longer any need Of the country
rerch"n's Fo1nd about us, sending Oh for any
Groeor'es, for there are several extensive
wholesale houses bore at homo. Among them
arc !. ". Fcrlauder. J.. DooIi.ue. Russell /
Miller, Laidley Johnson., Harper a Webb.
". II. EN- hacker a Co.. and y. 7 Mitchell
A Son, eusvr u whoa can furnish anything
In tho Grocery line a. cheap o., can be bought
elsewhere. Come 70 Huntington to got your
goods al ys who do'irs 10 -a~ogrge homo on .
tsrprisss.
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Trains will be running on the Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railroad to the Falls Of Kanawha. from
aud after this date
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IT Is said that no less than ten business
houses will be started in this city within the
next ten days. Pretty rapid progress for a
one year old city.
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Mr.. james NJ. PuthoG has just erected a
neat and commodous two-story brick store
room and dwelling house on Second Avenue
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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Ice Cream and Strawberries arc fashionable
now. Go to Snider Il Bro, or Mrs. Williams
saloons and get some. Their whereabouts can
be learned by referring to their advertisements
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KINNEY < Wax CLEvE will, in few days, be
prepared to furnish the citizens of Huntin gton
with frst-elass article of coal at their now
yard on Second avenue and Tenth street.
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HrsrlsoroS Posr oyycr Nine mon tbs ago,
tho business Of Marshall College poet Office.
lno~ Huntington amounted t1 about eighteen
1olar' per quarter. A. an evidence oI Tho
change Boo posi- Office matter. here. vs have au.
inouiy Tor stating that DOR worthy postmaster.
dunus the quarter ending Nay 2ftb, ba. sold
@E hou'and stamped envelopes and seven
thou.and three-cent stamps. 20 persons doing
businesf o. the Huntington post office.
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A considerable quantity of coal is daily mr.
r,ving in this city, from Coalburg.
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The Right sor, of N Clothing store.

In passing along Fourth Avenue last
evening in search OF something about
which to pen a local we happened to
have our attention arrested by a good.
looking gentleman standing in the door Of
new and well-6lled clothing house, at the
corner OF Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street
and straightway bent our course to see
what happy man" could afford to keep
such an establishment in Huntington On
nearing the door we we pleased to recog
nize our old and worthy friend, SAM GID
EoN, ESQ, late Of Manchester, Ohio, whose
reputation for selling good and cheap
ready made clothing is second to none in
this country. He has disposed of his
stock Of goods at Manchester and built a
fine store room and residence at the corner
Of Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street in
this city, in which he has opened up a
heavy stock Of the finest and best Ready.
made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods that can be found in a days
travel, all new, bright and attractive
This stock includes every article in his
line of trade from fashionable neck-tie
i to "a beaver over-coat and the finest suits OF
hroaccloth are there in rich variety His
| youths and boys clothing are Of the neat
est and most gentecl styles aud made in a
durable and substantial manner, and his
supply OF gents coats, overcoats, pants,
vests and other necessary trappiugs, APP
| pears to be inexhaustibe
That Is not all. sam is one of the
most genial, geutlemanly joyial, and ac-
commodating merchants to be found be
tween Sandy Hook and shutdown, and car
ries heart IN his bosom as big as a buna.
/ 10 and warm a. a bake.oven. lie seems
| to anticipate every mans rants, and to feel
disposed to supply them; and seeing hat
upon our head which did not comport with
his idea Of editorial dignity, he at once re
/ placed It with one OF the finest and best
silk dies that ever graced the brain pan OF
any editor in West Virginia 1t was made
to order expressly for our use; and our
good friend has our lasting thanks for the
beautiful present with our kindest wishes
Tor his long life, prosperity and happiness
in this world, and eternal beatitude in a
world to come.
Go to Gideons when you want to lie
suited in any description Of clothing, and
if You do not find them to suit you in price,
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Bo'RDlSG HorsF BuRSEp.-On last Monday
morning, about3 o'clock, the two story floating
hotel ar boarding house which was ing in tho
river near the wharf boats, opposite the Freight
Depot. was entirely consumed by IRE commu-
nicaicd TO the building by the careless u-o Of a
coai oil lamp. 1t wa. the property OF a Mr.
Smith Of sis,crsylilc, aud wa, total loss: bu,
we have not learned it, V,lac. We understand
tn"t tho b'aricrs who were quartcrcd there
lost all their effects, including clothing We
sympathzc deeply with the sufferers; hut
would aimouish them Co bc more careful in the
future. win people never Learn common .on,e
from the many warnings given. Go beware "
coal oii cNpi0sionI Never undertake t. 900 q
lamp niic the wick burning.
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Cons To SKI rs.-On Tue lay cy.airt last
No had the pleasure Of a whit from Judge john
q. Adams, Of Franklin, Simpson couuty. Ky.
aud until lately. editor II a Democratic paper
ia that place. Twenty four year. ago We know
the Judge while a bstrile-. boy, in NaysyilIc,
Ky. and have known him ever since %. % gem
ueman and very particular friend. We we're
truly pleased TO meet him after many year. of
absence, and Co SEQ that timc had changed hi.
appearance for the better. Fame and Fortune
must have both SMILED upon bin most bcnignly.
Tor Del bhs shared tho honor. OF Office CO. Dis
satisfaction. and wa. tbo most gay and festive
gentleman iu broaicloth that We have soon In
Huntington since our brief residence bore.
He is now in the prime of lfe and thcrc ,fc
future bonors iu store for him. BIO is now a
Widowcr. but thc father OF ono of the most
gifted young men @, be- found in any Of tho
Eastern college,. Long may they both live TO
enjoy life and Its blessings
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AT His Posr AGAiS.-It gives Us pleasure
To announce that CART. EusrAcE GIBsox, At
iorney at Law. after n few weeks absence to
CulpepperC c. III. Va, has returned to bis home
In this city, and is now prepared to attend to
any calls in his profession. The Captain
Is deservedly popular in this place, and
throughout tho country; aud, as a LAWYER
and gentleman, is the peer ofany attorney
IN West Virginia. He's many friends here
will greet his return, with joy and eongratuia.
tons.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. Is, 1879,
CLEARED.

steamship Peter Jebson CNor), wulf. London-Funch,
Steamship Hammona (Na). Hebich, Hamburg-Kun-
steamship Aradne Dutch, Buhscr Rotterdam-Funch,
Steamship TyDee, Delaney, st Domingo City, 4c-spof
steamship Columbia, Green, Havana-Atlantc Mail
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
s. sssn%Ssae Fana' po"ne' fhadephi"-Iorard
Steamship Dirgo johnson, Portland-J Ames
ship ship Royal Saxon OBJ. Rochfort Hamburs-Funch,
BARK Fannie (Br,, Forbes, Morgan Pin, R-crandail.
Brig Tulsa Csp)' Alsina, Barcelona-E Puig Co.
brig Maria orowen CBp. Perkins, Bilboa-Moss q
Brig Charlotte, whittcmore, CaibO rien--A solomons
Brig Hattie Wheeler Baker, Cardenas-E G Wander
Brig Sophia CBrl Stuart Liverpool, Ns-Boyd 4
Brig Union Star tBE), Merriam. Windsor, Ns-D De
Brig Johanna, Peterson, Galveston Nickenon
Brig Sarah Emma, Craig, aalveston-C Mallory
schr N johnson, johnson, Alicante-Brett Son Co.
schr susan Wright, Woodruff, Cadiz.H Baeuer:
. schr r. Leonard Dr. Bradley, Hafax-PI Nevius
schE Carrie 9Brl Bunneli St John, NIB, via Portland,
schr Annie (BT), Woods. Hillsboro. Mp Neyius
schr Molic, Atherton Jack.onvIile-Jed Frye Co.
Schr E diderslceve, Smaller. CharlestOn-Bentley
sseehSr ssio. Smith, Pembroke, Need Frye AGO.
Schr Isaac Rich, Bryant, Salcm-B weinberg.
sSr 6q5a seh Er9Ya oss sdssper smith,
schr Q Acken, Meade, stamford-stamford Manufac-
schr sallie Burton, Palmer, stamford-stamford Manu-
Steamer Iacony, NicnOis. Philadelphia.
Steamer d Utley, Brown Philadelphia.
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NEW HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST SUPPLEMENT-


LII
:. E.s, s., 3D. Mayor s~nua. days wa on
70 s RSnf Fned Smith m Bsns Smith, savan. days
S So h hlSs' S q q % q
susar to swift 60; vessel 70 B"wGins AychSad
SSsssS se s9y lon ign u SaG s cs
Pr s Para rs days
with
sc6r Annie Whiting eof CSstine), Foyer, pemarara %
days with sugar 70 Miller Houghton; Had light winds
snd "a saims tne ente passage iUth inst lat " i9n
more short q provisions and supplied her ''A
sSnr Recruit r sad!ey DeHrsra q dsys with no;
nSs se %e al e. ORDER vessel to Miller h0Osh'0n Had
ssnna An2s k as eoeSs with sugar. &C. to
sugar 70 HicEs faSna Sessel . Abbo HSd NM
schr Eia Pennseii tof Mschias Mitchell. Naguabo
snow RShsrdsQn Had light Winds and Gains 't I'll the
brig, bound e Neg York ..,.,... b.. 80, :,
dty ssI sPrssss ssse''on h'a'an Island =
PUG c.; Vessel % WeaSerc ~ oas' WIN l"' 70
schi Ia. Osprey OF Addisoq Crowley, g John NB II
s %ssAs 'r am.s, 'o.01a D0sn0n' son 60 a.a Dns
Der 70 Eyngor I Russeii vessel 70 Most Ward.
road es ny 70 EVAN, s CO. Had moderas wosaher
etOroS DOlIuer. Potter
Huriburt Co w 's''''
lumber 70 Jonas Smith Co. Had ifshi Variable Winds
stoFes to zopSsr Ms NJ WIN ha'A
Schr John A Grimm Foster Wilmington, NC, days,
spoke 6rs saeS 20 ro% % ssne
schr Ben Davis wilmington, NC, days, with naval
stores 70 = Powell.
val . ores 70 Bentley, Miller 4 Co. ~. - -
Schr Delmar, Hyland, Newborn, NC, days, with naval
stores TO master
schr r Bennett French, Virginia.
schr Joseph Franklin, Randolph. Virginia.
schr Moyt crane SecreetoMn b. .or Nc" haven'
Schr Competitor, jeffrey Atlantic Cty
pns~sd m rc,,-h HI, a..
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford for New
Y9rk. with mdse and passengers to Ferguson WOOD
New York with plaster to Crandaii, Scrteaux Co. ~
schr Prescott, Merrlman, New Bedford for New
Yq seSr Mary rce Durham New Bedford for Port john
son.
schr L Parker, Little, Oyster Bay for New York.
with stone to order ~ go. - -
r Hs Wnes fer l YORK.
schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Newport for New York.
with stone 10 order ~ '''"'1 ~ ~"
schr Annie Cooper Cooper, Stamford for New York.
Schr Babcock, Westerly for Rondout.
echr Hattie Collins Tribble Somerset for New York
schr Mary Louisa, Saunders Calais for New York, with
Schr Robert Smith, Nickerson. WEXFORD for New
York. -.
Schr Ohelsey Murray Northport for Troy.
Schr Native, Fitch, Greenwich for New York, with
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Sidewalk, tIis first step was sure, but his second
TOOK hlp into the shoot leading down through TO
the vaut, or cellar, into which the paper Is regu-
iary yep6sited. He consequently had descent Of
0veI twenty feet through this disgusting hole, nied,
US 20 was, with smoke and name. His
through this narrow aperture caused no small ex-
citement. The nremen very prudently refrained
ting him ont. It was found, however, that he had
been very seriously injured. On reaching the floor
ing OF the cellar his head came Ia contact with q
part OF the machinery, causing, according to the
statement of DIR. Vanderwater, who examined him
and temple.
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Marine Disasters.


STEAMSHIP vIcxssyRe (Br), from Liverpool for Mon
tsss before exported ashore on Apple Island has her
ssr eEs Is
rom Az .SD ss5 T
saved The cargo is being taken out In good order
s m s
% 'u Sn hs nee ns e
tained until the vessel was hove down.
Ss,. 81 s
put into Neville In q leaky condition.
o @ % % sss n nw
and cargo badly damaged.
G9Ds bay San &
She was spoken sth on BolinHs with jurymasts rigsed
Warren harbor recently and filled with water was oated
and ns VIM cra nca i 90
fr Be-
p ss Krf % % C ys oak Ss Of
the Boston Navy Yard, under comma Of Capt Pendlc
sAf %ss eat aS r S Ss a
to her assistance with the necessary mate
scnn RosEar gYnon, from GEORGETOWN, DC, for Ware
ham, put into Alexandria Aug IL. Ieaky.
senn rnooHSss anderson from New York for Hartford
but sueceeded IN New Haven narSor Aug r. PM
TO and her cargo by rail-
sLoS, Enrp.a,c. Baows Of Providence which put into
barton sperrys yard Fairhaven to be rscalked and
yisS has been bored he water out and csaissd
ss spss she vii Sf'
SgcSso % cost dollars clear e .p. ner
She Is not insured and has q large cargo Of wool and
MisceIlaneous.
Sem r4xrrco i2 tons built at City Island m 1857 cop
Tns ss RGS ak s2
sH!PsunDINc-Mr John Crandon. at Columbia Falls
s sS ' 5spl asS 5 Ss e 81 90
o; %ass
% at Columbia af F TS't has been done In
whalemen.
Arrived q Beverley i.h, brig Esheol Williams, North
Atlantic Ocean last reported at Barbados March win
At Bermuda Aug 8. schr W II Sparks
Steamship America, from San Francisco for Hong Kong
sss assGpi. sSs Pqs y from Ne" Orleans for
Barn FlSSri IurbSt nom Galveston for Pensacola
r BARK psgta, from Boston for Philadelphia Aug IS of
sT s sTs Of sm 81 s rsr'
jSmpsd overheard on the same morning and was
on Fire Island Sy 'i pilot boat Fish SoS.
Foreign Ports.
ALGoA BAY CGH June 2O--saied barks Adelphoi Obj,
Gum. Boston; 2sth, Jas Brown, 1reenish. DO
ARKcIBo, PR July 27-No vessels In port . a.
ARROYO Aug l-in port brig Regina, New York In 10
days.
BASrny Greandl, Aug 5-Arrivcd, bark Sailor Prince
B2RcsIoSA, July so-2rrived ship Favorita sp) Case.
BssngpAs Aug SIN port schr Bravo csr' from Boston,
July PIN pert schrs "a Annie m 20 whiting for
Sfx aGs fos Ssv aa fsy St Andrew
(Br) Wyle from glasgow for Montreal
GLASGOW, Aug U-Arrived, steamship Acadia Br), Tan
mock St John, NIB. -. 49, ,uu,o m, -
wood for New York. Idg, TO sail in about days.
iiosscsuiU July e-GaIed ship Sards Folansbce from
San francisco), fiowIand's Island; at, - ,,.
lady Tor Hong Kong dIsg REPAIRS bark Aureoa Ross
n, NanairuO. arrived ID
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THE FEVER SCARE IN BROOKLYN.

An Alderman Moving Little Too Late.
Jacob Bergen, President Of the Board of Alder.
men, who entertains o very natural aversion to
nursing such o dangerous playfellow as "Yellow
Jack" at anchor in our harbor, says that he viii
bring the matter properly before the Common
Council ON Monday next and see what can
be done by united action to lessen the
danger which ne believes threatens the city while
the Numancia rides ct anchor 30 near the shore.
He thinks she should have gone to some port far
Their north, where the danger would be less from
cOntagiOn. DR.. Cochran, on the contrary, deems
II AZ fortunate that her captain took her here,
where an e1lcient quarantine can be and Ia main
tanned. Had the pestilentladen Spaniard entered
any other port her crew would not have found
much difaculty In reaching shore and the disease
would, doubtless, soon be scattered broadcast over
the country. Ae 1t Is she Ia closely quarantined.
THE INDIGNATION MEETING AT FORT HAMILTON.
meeting was held Of Fort Hamilton on Wednes.
day night to express the Indignation OF the resi-
dents In regard to the Health Ofilcers permitting
the plague ship Numancia TO anchor IN the Mar
rows 80 close both to the shores OF Long Island and
OF Staten Island. Vigilance Committee has been
organized and o determination expressed to
compel the removal OF the plague ships to the lower
bar, where seventeen years ago similar visitation
Of plague took place. Three out Of four OF the peO
pie living within q quarter mile OF the shore be-
tween Bath and Bay Ridge fell victims. The float
ing bedding from the plague ship has stopped
swimming, and large number Of visitors are leav-
tnR.
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Joseph Donnelly, thirty two years of age, died
at late hour Wednesday night at his residence,
% Navy street, from the effects Of the heat. He
had been sunstruck while at work on Martins
store Furnam street, during the afternoon.
Stephen Heston died from the effects Of sun
stroke on Throopc avenue yesterday.
John Mcmahon, driver OF o truck, was overcome
by the heat on Grand street. lie subsequently re-
covered and was conveyed to his home, los North
Joseh Plyer. thirty-seven years Of age, was over
streets, yesterday forenoon. He returned to his
place Of residence No. "a Hicks street, and, lying
O'Clock. The Coroner was notified.
William Schroeder German, sixty years OF age,
residing in washington street, was Frustrated BY
the heat yesterday afternoon He was conveyed to
the Long Island College Hospital.
bernard Coleman proprietor OF liquor store,
stroke at lis wyckoT street. yesterday afternoon.
This Is the sixth fatal OF coup de SOiei reported
to the Brooklyn Coroners within the past forty
Destructivc Rain Storm In New Mexico.
SANTA FE, August Is, 1872.
The most severe rain storm for years visited this
place last evening. Santa Fe River, usually small
creek rose in few minutes to a mighty river, car
ryng away one OF the abutments and portion Of
the new foot bridge. Some houses on the bank of
the river, with their contents, were swept away.
just east OF town was fifteen or twenty feet high
and huge rocks were carried before 1t like chips OF
WOOu TDere were several narrow escapes from
drowning. The copious rains OF the past few weeks
have been very favorable to the crops which are
looking unusually well.
Damage by Lightning In Massachusetts.
BOSTON, August 10, 1872.
During violent storm last evening considerable
damage was done by lightning about the city. The
spire ofthe Mount Pleasant church, Dudley street.
was damaged by Q bolt, and in Chelsea the Chelsea
House House, and Mr.. Eaton's house. on Vale
street, injured by lightning: also residence
in North avenue, Cambridge. There was no loss Of
life In either instance.
The storm here Is reported TO have extended be-
y0nd Fitchburg, and was very over the east
ern half or Massachusetts,. Barns and houses are
reported to have been more or less injured In most
William d. Johnson, OF Cohasset an exporter OF
ice, retired in health and is supposed, waking up
suddenly at the height OF the storm the shock
caused fatal attack OF heart disease. Those who
spent tire night down the harbor describe the storm
rs being terrible beyond anything they ever expe-
Henced.
Severe Thunder Storm in Providence.
PROVIDENCE. X. l., August Is, 1879.
severe thunder storm passed over this city at
four O'Clock tbss morning. Although the rain fall
was only harf ar inch the lightning struck In several
places, prostratiHf people, damaging buildings and
b. Nichols, In warreif, was damaged to the extent
OF OO0 No fatal result TO persons Ii yet reported
A Picnic Party strI'ck by Lightning.
BALTMtsRE, August l5, 1872.
AZ Druid Hill Park yesterday afternoon lightning
struck large tree, near which picnic party Of
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ARRIVALS.
REroRrED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS


s;Gs s5 sss Ss ss
- se%s April
Ysss sharp 1sT
SssSs H. ssa, .
70 the Gsgs had e s Of with
Good Hope june g. and crossed the Equator July Is IL lon
Ghs & s northern xs
Banks: xsssss Ion spoke ssip y I%pSr :ae
cnsred on Ss mSos b. '0l Liverpool The an
% to July pa Sso With
port q distress having Aug IN ls.s ~
.as sprung snip making wa fs 4. he
sSH1 has s 4 ST. q
g
Aug TO- lat 80 TO- lon 70 81 spoke ship Ecano from snga
ear sS 9 Sass S sns
s'Ss TS rs s
MSss ,nS :: aS
81 lon al passed ship importer, rom ST john, NIB
BARI Irsden Mor Nielsen, Newpor. days with rail
and had fine weather. has been i6 days Of the
Bark atlanta NGh Hosemann, Bremen 50 days, with
Il days, with light sw winds '''"eo
BARK w GsS .s Funs ay sScn ods Ss g
ern passage and had fine weather. was days north Of
sSs w; Msy 1ss,9
Took the middle passage and had variable weather The
aoc eo sad took
n Ssys Mss Of n'G anS pcs:
0"ss T %asss ss sN days. with
mdse 20 order passed Gibraltar June a. took the south
s on sa s' WINDS and The Ad"ee
Pased Gibraltar june took The idSe passage ana
BARK PrSyydepp,a gtsD Dodcro Tansier Morocco.
nss as rand' days with
RFsFe The Sa5 WIN Sn
BARK Atlantic Dickinson Martinique 20 days. with su
sugar to TTowSrdee sons martinique 10 daSs w'n
and CO as
with ehT ksShs o Ssw Y Hs1sn.
mssteS Tss rslsyS 9SshgEsa on IS " I','
with M9H9 hSS' & ss S' IT hS SsS
. ssfs q A ansy & aSSSssue' ''s0 days. in bal
Bern sns nssnss haS ss %ns wa lumber
Brig saba teb, Romano, fsrraaens sS days with mdse
Is: "aa:
been days q Bsrmada. "N N',"''. "'"'s' nos
to fs n nys Gs1 e. fy ,ns
1Sys sssss and had fine weather has been 10
Sss isY; caq %ss,! Msr,se; G. Say with
June 25 TOOK the middle passage and had ne weather
70 @ sss TeSs " @ lss;sss and had fine
KS % sSsS' s'S 3'; r.~''S
::s2 Hsn
s ssse s Porto
ESs Emma Dean bSisSj, Atkinson Curacao a days,
Bris Marie scshs Puteh,, r!.ehbien, MaracaiDo 20
sisS g. H:s ss %a. - sas
s,d M Marc. DAYS WIN csss
ss% Sis$ sss:S%Ssoq .~aI'' o.
xnd poss Sr 20 Aaadne ss,
SSs Barbados is days
.S, Ms
ssSs 81 $:S VIII, ms S".e
Brlg Sarah Crowell Br) Morris, Arccbo PR Is days,
with sugar to j V Onativia 4 Co.
VIII :sS $sS ss % $s
&C0 $3.50
to. Moses Taylor Go; vessel TO Miller Houghton. -
Brig keie Husted, Mallory, Cienfuegos 20 days. with
sugar TO Brett Son &Co. Had fine weather.
Brig Joiuq N Burns lot New Orleans. Arnett Matanzas
is days with Moses Tay or Co; vessel 90
ter g 90 Cane IIattcrss spoke schrs E'bridge Ger
Frhavcn ~ MOS out with $40 bbs sp OIL Agate, OF Pro-
vincetown with 20 bbls sf Oil =
Bris Flora Mniiord Mathpzss II days with sugar to
@ Chubb. 80
II TrOwbridges Sons - - 49,.
cali 10 ] = Emperson; vessel 70 NsQer 4 houghtop
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ladies and gentlemen had gathered, injuring more
or less thirteen Of the party Several ladies were
Knocked down and badly burned. One young lady
was rendered iDsensible, remaining in that condf
ton several hours Several gentlemen were also
burned and otherwise injured.
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SAILED.

Steamships IIammonia, for Hamburg; Columbia Ha
vana; Dakota, San Francisco yicksburs Cape Haytien
and Port au Prince; Isaac Bell Richmond, DC ships
Webster, London; Clanranald, Liverpool Henry barks
Perseverance, ConstantinOple; W Brett Montreal
brigs Ranney. Queenstown Johanna, Galveston Stephen
Bishop, Bontevideo.
Wind at sunset wSw, light
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLAEEOU0.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A courts Of different states; legal cycryw dcser
ton, &C., sufficient cause no pubnciy reqmred' q"
N""'e' ''" NJ HOUSE, Attorney, $50 broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BR0oKLYN
Open from A. N tot N.
A psOIIrTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts Of different states NO publicity Advice
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