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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17
pure Scotch oat NreaI.

Pure Scotch Dat Meal.
Genuine bermuda Arrow Root
Sea Moss Farine.
CnNe's GClatine,
Shjnns LiQuit Rennet
Choice Vanilla Beans by the pound or
single bean.
Extract Vanilla
Extract Lemon,
Extract Bitter Almonds,
And all avors for Ice Cream, Jellies, Puddings and
the various forms of cookery. For sale In large
quantities at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

DHILADELPHIAs 81 REGIONS BAN
Z No1 1AG s,n itSSsTiTuTE1Notiee No o.
Truss positively cures Runtnres -,
R a,ssse stockings Belts Supporters, shou,der
PraSss, SIutGhes, suspensorits. Large variety
ansio,d o n; Low prices. Lady attendant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17
eeney StiII in Custody,

Death Of the Wounded Hotel Proprietor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17
tFrom our Late Ediuou of Yesterday
our TROUBLES WITH JERSEY.

The Disturbance at Bridgeton, Yes
lerday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

~ oIlCE --b0ots ard shoes for all seasons OF the
rom either Market or Shpey street, WilmlnSton
Del me subscriber would inform his friends AMI
tne publlc thal he has on hand large and well So
ltcted assortment. Those In want Of Substantial
and easy nlting handmade boots and shoes wnnid
10 Wtil 10 give MIN a call and examine his stnct
Particular attention given to ordered work in ali is
branches. departing promptly attended to- Ths
public are respectfully invited to give us a call
Iel0-om Z. h. CkAW FORD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

lippncotts Cod sparkling Soda Wafer Refresh
ing and delicious, with choicest selection Of Fruit
syrups in the city, at FOSTERS
Front and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

Pavilion Water Tor SAFE on draught or by the
dozen, uy II. a Z. siOEMAKE2,
s,S Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

The EenuUIlcan NOMINATION aIe1,I0l % n. .
is in progress this afternoon,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

DiSinfectantS and Insecticides.
Camphor, Blue stone, CarhnliC Acid, Chloride
lime, solution Chloride soda, Fosters Bug Poison,
Costar's Rat, Roach, and Insect eNtermlnator, at
FOSTERS Drug store,
Front and WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-17

Camphor and Persian Powder,
FUr putting away furs, 6c., sc. For saleby
d. q C.. SHOEMAKER
su3 Market street
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

TO complete the new Grand Opera House In Paris,
the French Budget Committee estimate that $4,000
will be still required.
The Italian opera House of Me xicO, which re-
NAMED closed owing to the death OF Juarez, has
now opened with the "Favorita,n Petrella's
"Ione.n and "Un Ballo in Maschera." M. Castera
is the director.
new theatre in Milan was to have been called
Dal Verne, after the architect who built 1t, well
as the Forum Bonapartc, but it's name was then
changed to the D0nizetti Theatre. The munich
pality have now decided on naming it the Bona
parte Theatre, much to the Indignation OF French
republicans
The Grand Opera IN Paris reposes ON its roper
toire. There il now no Meyerbeer no Auber, no
Halevy; and M. AMBROSE Thomas, who succeeded
such ponderoas strains In 'Hamlet," makes no
sign. NJ Sylvia, the new tenor, does not maintain
enough Nile Boch who was Fde worEn
up steadily but at present the mainstay of the
house is M. Faure.
The Pau Man Gazette says there is something
absurd in q company which includes among its
members such artists as Mesdames Titens lima de
Murska and Trebelli MN. Campanini and Foil,
being without q theatre In which to make itself
heard but as Drury Lane and COvent Garden are
both occupied and Her Majestys Theatre ls in
scene Of operatlc periormances is Closed to oper
attic performances nOw-it Is evident that the CON-
pany In question Will have to confnc itself this
autumn, as far as London lS concerned, to concert
singing.
The new play OF "Charles L." by Mr.. W. G. Wills,
which was recently produced at the Lyceum Thea
tire, London, is according to oil accounts genuine
success. Besides being OF the loyal drama, in
which the sorrows OF the Kings life are tenderly
painted ana history is severely disregarded TO
make Cromwell all that Is base and venal, its
loyalty Is vastly supplemented by it's being ''cry
ing piece" srhe authOr,n we are told, ''has no
mercy the susceptibilites Of his audience and
Mr.. lrvng's rendering Of the King is put down as
subtle and mastery. But play which starts with
Cromwell demanding brlbe, aud in which Charles
is represented as all gfief and g0Slnsss from the
beginning to the end, must be very funny pro-
duction, In spite or its poetic merits.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

during the last session OF Congress was S1c,e00,
the appropriation to lie devoted IA contract OF
public advertisement having been awarded 70 Gage
and Powley for the construction OF about 56s ieet
the amount $40, 900, sufcient for the constrnc-
ton OF the north and south dyke and for dredging
a new channel, be appropriated In one sum.
IMPROVEMENT OF OTTER CRBEK, VT
Amount appropriated at the last session OF Con.
gress, $4,000. Amount appropriated to be devoted
to dredging upon shoals in the creek. lurrner
appropriation OF $4s, 146 sufficient to finish the i'm
provement, is asked.
REMOVAL OF ROCKS AND IMPROVEMENT OF TIE
HARBOR OF PORTCHEsTER, N. Y.
Amount appropriated during the last session OF
Congress, $4,000. survey in detail has been
finished OF ''Sait and Sunken Rocks" The amount
appropriated to be devoted to the removal OF salt
Rock" Amount necessary Tor the removal Of
'Sunken Rockn 500 900, which should be appropri-
ated, In order to be efficiently disbursed, IN one
sum.
IMPROVEMENT OF PAssAIC RIVER, NEW JERSEY.
Amount appropriated at last session OF Congress,
$26 900. The amount appropriated besides detailed
surveys OF Bellevie and Rutherford Park Bars
will be devoted to improvement OF Bellevile par.
There Is asked for the Improvement or other Dars
up to Passaic an appropriation OF $4,000, wnlcn
ought to be made in one sum IN order TO open the
navigation OF the upper reach OF the river.
IMPROVEMENT OF BURLINGTON HARBOR, VERMONT
During the year the superstructure OF an e1ten-
sion to the breakwater OF III feet IN northery
direction has been completed, and the GRID work
ana superstructure OF extension OF 2l7 feet IN
sOutherly direction has also been completed.
Amount available July ], 1877. ~ 602
Amount desired Tor fiscal year ending June S0 1874 SU
IMPROVEMENT OF PLATTsBURG HARBOR.
During the year the superstructure OF an extern
sion to the breakwater OF nnetyfOur feet has been
completed, and the cribwork or an additional ex-
tension has also been completed and the super
structure OF the same commenced.
Amount desired for nscaI year ending june 50,
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

PIe1og rs Oct ls-Arrived. brig Annie Baker Br). In
more Ccrsar Miller. New York for Cork Enrichettas
Sailed 9h, Eta whimore. Wright, Bristol; Kanah
2u.s.c, Oct ls-Arrved. steamship cern.hian. scott
ns Cleared isth steamship Austrian, Richardson AvsF
,..n sC5Ly Oct Lon. Sunrise, Clarke from Enderbwy
s.:s I SaIs{ Cling en sam
e Sw1ssEh oct o-Saed Ghasseur. Thorsen. Batimrej
Oct a1Xrrivsd Ann ~alsh Lawrence new
4rPP ss:
SAIGON Aug a4-sailed, Ly-ee-moon. Rasmussen, Hona
sIscAPoas Aug 2s-Arrived, cutwatsr Smith, sanders
s.SuA, Oct lo-ssilsd nrigs Agnes Agnes Barton, Knisht
Bsnc New w ao2s 0Af- 6
os lssss WahDn Mes.
s o Now
Tazsr Sus4 @ss Ater New Surprise H0y h'h0nd
Sasute pSr Ys99 sam Burbank an
s rsps gpse Ts'g y
Sreys rom 90 ior Germany W.T. orders Lathley Rch
City Of bangor Mensss from Hamburg aSrvea
Elmstone r Middleton, rom Liverpool for San Fran
&nsse M for uque to load
WrsrrcsT, Oct s-Arlved, Life Brigade, Holland Neu
YoucnAiss sSsiid Oct ts~saiicd, Folkvans, Abel New York.
| American Ports. NJ
BOSTON Oct Is-Arryed, schrs sSptherner. Thatcher
Observation-Disclosures Wiz crans Howes. Norfolk: elau-
ssM Snip
@ mo ans pSw ss
shin in, Uncle Joe; BARK Walton. 4.
sS4 hs EsS Sea
Spencer RAY ana p'sr 1rs 1ssS's Gsr%Sod 9oaus
BRooEsviLLE, Oct 1l-sailed, schr Abby wassony
chxkLEsToS, Oct i7-Arrved, schr Lily Hushes
Rs hSss
BnsTh ndyS9 y jS%k s9S Simmons w
Sss s9 % sgssSn sshrs 5Ss
NeSarthy from WEYMOUTH; MsrTln, Psaice, Nev
b nlss for
pass sa@ wsaS Fisher Philadelphia
FoETREsS MoNi:oE, Oct I7~Arrved brig Nautilus
new .oRIEASs. Oct ls-Below bark Valparaiso
svsss
ships L L st'rges Linnekn, Iayre; Freeman Clark.
oct idMarrvsd Brig Rowey
NORFOLK, Oct is-Arrived, schr Trudell Moss New
saiied-Brgs Emma L Hail. Fowler, and II Houston.
NEW BEDFORD. Oct ls-,-Arriysd, schr Fanny Ham
mer Brooks Nantucket for Philadelphia Nnd sailed
Ms,ss7 bark
Via eaHs INsss Nsw York
Hartford; Cornclia Hoboken Tor Boston; Eva, Provi-
dence tor New York.
PENSACOLA, Oct l5-sailcd. schr NJ G Frye, Bunker.
Baltimore.
poKTLASD& & Oct ls5Arrlvea M schrs Eva May andrews
York; J Freeman, Kear, Thomaston for New York. =,
RICHMOND, Oct lS-Sailed bark Traveller (I5r) Pen.
field, Pernambuco brig Gadiateur (Br) Lennon Rio
via James River
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2o-Arrlved. ship Southern,
Cross, Hughes New York.
nss;. nsSs;AvANNAH Oct 2o.Arrlyed steamship Miranda r,
Csp), Otero do s;hr Valentine, Georgetown. SC.
SALEM Oct is-Arriyed schrs Cadwaliader McClainl
and Mary Smith, Graham, Philadelphia; l. A BOard5
man, Norwood, Port Johnson ~ =,
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

ers. Sails. Destination. {
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsr0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Baltic Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Oct TO- via
sparks; arrived :s6AM. Had nne weather and north
Steamship Egypt gn crosan Liverpool Oct 10 and
Hurst Oct 5PM $50 miles Of Sandy Hook passed
do steamship Greece, hence for Liverpool; 10th, AN,
steamship Weser, hence for Bremen.
Steamship Batavia ,Brl. Morland, Liverpool Oct via
Franckiyn. Arrived at 4a5 AM Had variable weather
Steamship City of New York (Br), Lochead. Liverpool
Oct and en- % ws u y mse an ana ~
burg steamer bound west 18TH lat ~ S. lon 81 o. passed
steamship Russia, hence for Liverpool 10TH 2:30 Pm
To miles Of d. sn Allan steamer bound east 10 80
Essrpoo ls %;f miiss o aSshp CITY iS o
London, hence for Liverpool 20th, II AM, miles Of
do, bsrk.rgged e ed % steamer isn bound , east
Norfolk with dsc and passengers to the Old Dominion
stsamship Fanita, Doane, Philaocnpna, with mdse to
Brig (of HaIifax) Beifontain Pictou Ms, days,
with coal TO Thomas Dalton vessel to q Brewer Had
Brig Pedro, Bahrs Jacksonville IS days. with lumber to
Asop Clark vessel TO John Zittosen. Had fresh head
I :sSss: ss sss.:sn .s 90 lSss
Has beer days north Of Hatteras with strong and
snsy nadlsssn, PEows, 1nsgrs dsys y,,n
gales the entire passage has been days north Of Hat
win si'i stores o SspSsr Mis- AsSS
Has been days north of usttcras, with strong NV
ssS ssSI H.,i.s sGsrs s.,sms Es,aD, y'ss':
ssSI S wxos'SSsS Si:Ss:s ss'x xh,'sss ,sYaa Virginia
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

lengths contracted for were competed, viz. =
81 ROAM ssse hsSs ss PR ss'
a,sssss ss syss ss:ss ssx 4 g 9. 81 sss ss
Middle Ground dyke, cas- feet
Roah Hook dyke, 6so feet. aMf4
Tne probable cost OF extension win be $1o,62l
Inc o1lect O. the system Of dykes Ct coeymans
which has Already been % siscted by BY the . dykes to
considerable degree; and to finish, In addition,
ade channel leading mp TO Coeymans. which, from
munication. The second part this problem, difficult
as 1t is BIDS fair to be accomplished. At all events,
proved BY the government, il, in my Judgment, the
only one which would likely effect the desired re-
s % Ss o. os o for
this Improvement approved June 10, l872) which
received the sanction Of the Chief Of Engineers,
recognized the necessity OF resurvey OF portions
OF the river before judiciOus application OF the
funds could be made Accordingly, q surveying
Q. e. was despatched in June, 1872, for resuryey
OF the whole river between Troy ana New baltl-
as @ 90 ss
tend existing or to erect new works.
In with ME a ne has
T ss :, p n snS a s ssss
Island Dyke. The changes which have taken place
nsss safveys sSsns q r.
Ine river o!viucs ltscu into iOur seCtiOns-viA.,
at Albany; second, from Albany, to the
lower end OF the Oyerslaugh dyke; third,
from Stats to little below Castleton,
and fourth, from ROah Hook to New
Baltimore. | And it impossible, owing to the linn
tied appropriation granted to have completed more
than the frst section; and this is misfortune, as
important information not only as to changes In
the river, both for the past and futuEc, was eX-
pected to be derived from the survey, but likewise
an accurate knowledge Of the extent to which the
improvements should be carried. The amount
available on the 1st OF July last was $4,000. The
amount asked for the ensuing fiscal year ID $143 000
These operations, which should no longer be de-
layed, win bring the work OF Improvement nearly
to close The work a located in the Fourteenth
Collection district. The nearest port OF entry is
Albany, N. Y. The amount OF revenue collected
from Imports for the fiscal year was S122,6 go
The value OF same is $523,077. The amount OF COM
merce and navigation benefited, $500, 600 0CO.
REMOVAL OF INSTRUCTIONS
The following table exhibits the length to which
the several tunnels and galleries at the works at
Haett's Point have been driven:-
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER ls72-TRPLE SHEET

hs'f rsisnd Dc for Hnd
sehr Am " Turner smith, o.'shs' Ma. .days with um-
sohr Henry finch, Bunnel, Baltimore
sshr ssiI,s Bsssman' Gardiner Ne. days. with ice
Passed Throagh Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford for New
York % s nd bsss New e
wa ah9 nSs Sss sse cS Is Island for williams
Oass R.nser John for New York. with
" seSr @ Hrren. Elwood, clarks Island for New York.
schr Julia Berkle, Eldridge, New Haven for New
York with sugar % Fuller Co o. n. Work With
scSr Aaron, Kingsiand Nantucket for New York. with
scSr George Alber. woodbury. Providence for New
schr Lawson. Fitzpatrick. Providence for New
schr Mary Brockway, Brockway, Connecticut River
sehr Phoebe Elizabeth Bunce, New Haven for New
schr Madison Holiness Bayes. Providence for Phiiadei
schr W W Brainard, Thompson. New Haven for Eliza
sckr sarah Elizabeth, Munroe, New Haven for New
:. schr John Warren McGar. New Bedford for New
schr McNaughton, Brown. Hartford for Philadel-
schr Sarah Thomas, Arnold, Providence for Philadel
..schr George Hotchkiss Lewis Providence for New
scnr John Wright, osgooa, Portland for New York.
S%a ssS
sS.Es? sa ssS s York
schr Geo Savage, ives, Providence for New York.
drccfsS bSs % TSSnton for New York.
s cnd1 Proysnss Sr fer
scr ka!e s Esr for IN MeM Yo5
schr Ripple, odeii stamford for New York.
hr krg hsry1s oF r. Ns% S y
@ schr 3 Hayes Hay bar Barley, Sandwich vic & for New York
schr sarah Is!is, Harper, stonngton fSr New York.
Dw a xer or 9 aSw York.
schr Sterling. Chase, Greenport for New York.
Steamer Electra, Mott Providence tor New York, with
steamer Thetis, Gale Providence for New York, with
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston.
Brig Peter Roberts (Br), Hunter New York for Wind
& sshr ,Manhattsn Lent Haversraw for whtesone,
schr Sarah j Gurney, Gurney, New York for New Ha-
schr xncona, Bunce, New York Tor St John. 0-''
haaoye Long, New for
@ sehr ! III Young, Berry, New York for Providence
Rer hS ssa sf% Sr S RSs0n
sh sssr apy Ss kee Fasyy New York SI S
sehr Circle Petty. New York for Port Jefferson Ss
pee sSnfSr Sf
schr Wm nns saIsen Sargent New York for Beston
Pns
schr John i Ohadee, Fox, Rondoat for Hartford.
schr @ Mary Ann Hliey II FOR soson
schr Pointer Baker, New York for Providence
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
MANDRAKE PILLN
,laint and Dyspepsia !

D sEAwEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
afsR sstS!fni g as be
sS 70 ss dss If % na s sS s 4 ~
lungs and the patient ontgrows the disease and get1
wf f. pn.
% Ss s in % M6ssn s s Sr e.
ripe Slight cough win throw il Oh and the patient had
ana az s Tn and Pills
%s 50 fsy ad
liver, .smSy,1s ali ossfS%ston. Ieis. The duets
ys5 81 '$s$s' S' s, :s' sn'
Win G
he gall bladder and start the secreions Of the liver like
Liver Complaint Of the most prominent Of
TYNIS gentle s,.S
ssss ssss =ss;
S1 s is:s s q q ss
vs9 and y 80 doing I'm ey
gestiye power locking up the secreaons and eventuat
soahsck Inn i doe. stop
ana WIN ali stop ri their sssoTd can
arc made HEALTHY =.
n wsy s hss s
chal rr!tations pcura adhesion exist or the lungs are
Inflammation and fast decaying. In such cases.
what must BE- done one II 4 not Only ne lung: n nss ss arg
have lost their to make blood ont 81 food No
the only chance TO take DR.. SCHENCk'S three medi
cnes which will bring tone TO the stomach the pa
make good blood Then the patient begins gain in
fesh and as the body begins TO grow the lung4
commence TO heal up, and the patient gets hesy and
When there IS no lung Slsssss, ana only Iyes Com;
plant sHd DysPepsie scnENCKs sEAWEEp ,,Is ToplG ZIG
nS: mNnc syrT TAKE The Msndrafs p esy IN a
DR.. sCHENCK who has enjoyed uninterrupted heAIthf
for many years past, and now weighs rs pounds wa9
wasted away TO mere skeleton In the very stage o.
pulmonary consumption, his physicisns having pro
nounccd his hopeless and abandoned MIN 10 hs
He cured by the aforesaid medcinea ana since ni9
recovery many thousands similarly afcteo have USED
Full directions accompany each making not absolutey
necessary 70 personally Dr. Schenck, unless patients
wish their lungs examined m ccupvcu =, -
profe ssionay at their siore northeast corner Of
sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Saturday.
All advice given free Of charge, but for thorcu6h
instTumens will detect the slightest movement OF the
wesnsT Il. a.sas oercaa bronca or only
sssSn % os ,ns bpSsSns Tubes & which
caused by torpid liver
DR.. scHENcK's Medicines are prepared only at the
J. H. scHENcK SON.
northeast corner OF Sixth and Arch streets Phladclpha
and FOR sa saIf y al HRR5NSEssts spd ca,': Isssrs
Wholesale Agent fcr New York i
Dr. sCHENCK win be professionally Il his old roons
- and 2leh INST
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

BARR ELMsroNE tBr), Liverpool for San Francisco
s np rspans a sept T. with damage to rigging and
B.sK JoHs PHILIP Of GLASGOW laden M with coal
| Coquimbo.
BARK ESCORT, at Boston 18th from Singapore reports
BARK P 6 MERRrMAs, Young which arrived at Ply
He E.
| topsailyards sprung.
rcpoted) went ashore on Leghtons Point in Cobseook
s @ S nea up a
| scHRJ TAYLOR, Hoepman, from Denia for Baltimore,
for Ser on
way New Bedford 10TH when L was found The
leaks which caused her sinking were owing the
had been sucked in in some places. She was being
shanghae which called here for cargo Aug ls on her
coming up the river Min in charge pilot sustained
as 1.-The above
HAvRE, Oct 4-Adyices from Bordeaux, of yesterdays
a that h tn s 10 M
sell for New Orleans and had received severe damage
Bangor e to s Boston, rspGrted Oct as ashore at the
ss ss
PLYMOUTH, Oct 8-The Amelia of New York; Ross from
avre for New York before reported by cable has put
and damage having
u & the TOOK place last night
caan se v o
the side Of the quway and had to be towed out again.
await next springs
miscellaneous.
LAuNcHED-At Saturday. 10th inst the steamer
C Northam was launched from the yard Of Messrs
Englis Son. Greenpont IL This vessel was built for
the New York and New Haven line of steamers. and is
named after the Oldest stockhodcr in the company Her
dimensions follows-Kecl 32 feet; all, S23
feet; beam, feet inches; hold, Is feet The hull s
% o s'nrsp
inch cylinders and u feet stroke built at the 6uinard
ensS
feet in diameter; her draught is ~ feet.
into Charleston yesterday Oth) account Of sickness
1- We rnss rnex q os1Sk win be
sns Se % s and
fruit trade, and Is built for jacob Mousman Son. Of
s:' a%R CO. Con- viii Ss &c
Notice to Mariners.
UNITED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARsoR-
ss %sst !. ss s SS fss 4 IL
trance 70 sTampscot Har6or, MassaShusstts.
Vessels il enter3s the harOof viii leave the beacon
By order Of the Lighthouse gSssPH RGasd HENRY Chairman
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board, Wash
GULF OF xRxico-nxEp AND yLAsm,sc LIGHT AT VERA CRUZ
o ~ ass
'S ssd ana white light the flashes
water, ana n weather should be from as
Tne Illuminating apparatus Is Of the fourth order.
per part and il distant nearly s cables ssw nom ON
ns sooS Sas ss al Y m SAs,'f e sls spsp De o'a
All bearings magnetic: Variation deg e in 1872
s' aEo 'afi HsskY Hydrosrape
photographic Office, Admiralty. London, Sept "A, s72
NEW cAssIEs POINT, NoRrHum
The government Of the Dominion Of Canada has given
notice LIGHTHOUSE has been erected at Castles Point
The illuminating apparatus is catoptric.
re sh % white hight , with S
eysr e s n n
should be seen at distance Of 4 miles
The tower Is square wooden building, "a feet high,
for the purpose Of guiding vessels into she.
dfS fSdSn@is Ms5s05 spS Ts s sn snS~S y 9 4Ss 20 ss
S HydiossspS'c Once Charts Nos s is u
q is SgSss RSTssu asIsn e
photographic Once. Washington, DC, Sept 81 Is12
yHAscs-sou.n coAsr-cuLr or ros-rxrp WHITE LIGHT
r,o v At TIE ErrRAscE o. rns CANAL 81 LouIs
see ss ss
81 hs ssss
eisvstion q iest .boys ne and IN clear weather
ns S,Sss g hEn q snss. iron
y f:s. g 10 :is;asis x: g s y e ss ~ Z Sspi 50 LOUIS
The New York herald., 1872-10-21

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21


IauIoyx sept 7saied ship Gen shepley Patten Pisa
Ksasros, Sct SMxrrived steamship St Thomas tBp.
s is Oct 0ArriysS Ganges o. Tyson rhilaae
and Sy bssme,s q Ssls%c,ss New 9e92 i "0'sA'
& So5sss 5 81 P.ss ss% :rE E
delpha Regina, Ferguson; New Haven MarlborSngh,
Il5sss S1ef;s Ss$ Asas yS!S Tssn.
Watts s'isf Basmo1s SS'Sa VIA hsssi
.ss s sssIs
EnisisS o., sS IeSs Muller ios city Point; ou,
S As Se; s'fs ION S n
Gdsas &sas
RSswss and a La
TosDcs, Sct Arrived, sasms, Darchmsn, Pcnsaco.
a nay Il He sscu ss% Ygs Ssken.s H.wee and
Rey B0 a1vs at VIA srys S s
% @ & ss%ses nsa Hs- s % ssv
s .sspq sss X ssHn srsSSs sssss
cray 40; Lizzie nae vlTde1 Beatty DO p.,.,roo,e
LosDoNDsRaY. Oct 5saiied, twilight. hatrick, Psnsa.
ssv YOi John hosroOs es DSn
York.
New York.
port ls.n baEh ,,l Florence Peter: MITCHELL for New
MosrRnAL Oct H-Arivcd, steamship Polynesian'
N.wc!srLn, Oct l-Bntered out Ahkera, Astrom, for
Philadelphia; bth Emma Beng, 8Odermann, DO.
NEwpoRr, Oct 7Arrive0 washington Booth, hc0regor,
HASnss 'o' OCT Ssaed pocahonta Oliver New Or.
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Prysouyn. Oct b-sas,ed, UeIanA, CArissn New York
City OF Hamilton, Perkins, philadelphia. o,r,
P.EARTH, Oct l-Sailed, Andrew Johnson, V'bren'
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The New York herald., 1872-10-21
THE LOUISIANA LoNesHoREMEN's STRIKE.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1872
The 'longshoremens strike in this city for 81 per
day has terminated successfully, steamboat men
and golfers having generally acceaed to the de-
increase Of wares.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
Marine Disasters.

Ship John bidgctt Br), for London.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1872-10-21
S HIPPIN G. NEW S,
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whtesone, III, and the samei
open Tor the transaction Of business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the SOUND and
every facility win be given merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there is no other tclegraphc communication with
Whcstone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages, twenty-five for ten words or
less, two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message OF twenty words or
less TO be delivered board vessels off whestone one
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW York HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Once, No 1865 Broadway.
Whitcstone Dock, whitestone, Ii.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. 618 Gov. Island. morn IL 80
Sun sets. .......... 10 Sandy Hook. morn 10 45
moon SETS. ....eve , S8 Hell Gate.. ......eVe 10