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The New York herald., 1873-11-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1873.
CLEARED.

/. Steamship chiswick Br, Watkins London-sweet-
Steamship cmbria GER, Brandt Hamburg. &c-Kun-
steamship CITY Of Merida, Zimmerman Havana and
Steamship Livingston, Mallory, savannah--w r
Garrison
Steamship south Carolina, Beckett charieston-J W
steamshIp, Richmond, Lawrence. Norolk-oid Domin-
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-old Dominion Steamship CO
steamship Regulator, Martin, Philacelphia-Lortliard
Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson Portlend-I Ames
Steamship Neptune, Berry. Boston-H Dimocs
ship Helicon Rogers, Valparaiso, &c-Fabbri Chaun-
Bark George Dosne (Br), Corning, Liverpooi--snow
Bark Tinto (Br), Simpson, London Henderson Bros
Bark Nero dsD, Baftoloto, Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark st Bernhard GER, Regcner, Bremen-C Luiing
Bark Astrea Ger. Bugsch, Piilsu-Funch, Edye Co
Bark Mary Edison, sparrow Beyrout-A Harvey.
Bark Mary Dyer, Sargent Cienfuegos-Bcrtram
Bros
Bark Everhard Ger, Horstmann, Richmond-c Luling
Brig Pace schiafina GtaD. oneta. Queenstown or Fa
Brig Nellie Antrim, Mischman, st Martha, &c-D De
Brig Florence Mercy tBr), Macombsr, st John. NB-C
schr Mary A Holt, Higgins, Cape Haytien-R Murray.
schr Trott King Bradford Nassau NP-John Boynton's
IS, schr George d Perry Sawyer, Maracaibo-smpson
schr Freedom Br), Hatfield, St John, NB-H Brown
schr Emma NcAdam. Murch, Fernsndina-J Boyn.
schr Henry n Barnes Bush, Baltimore-w Chalmers
schr d Rogers, Cnbbery, BAltimore-w Chai.
schr Newport CBr) Miller, South Ambov-C Bcr.
taux
schr Australia. Wheeler, Boston--Chas living
schr Vim Bowen. Golden, Providence-H jackson
Steamer Sinners Warren. Philadelphia-Jarses
Hand.
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UNDERwo0D's BEATING y
Ncyeigh Arrested for his Ferocious
Attack the Judge-SI,OOO Bail
handed.

Mcveigh Arrested for his Ferocious
Attack on the Judge-SI,OOO Bail
Deman nded.
RICHMOND Va, Nov. IL, 1873.
Up to the meeting OF the United States Commits
sfoners' court this morning william N. McVeigh,
who assaulted Judge Underwood yesterday had not
been arrested and the case was continued until Fri
day next, the witnesses being bound over to appear
From what has transpired to-day 1t appears that
the proceedings against Ncveigh for assault were
instituted by E. J. Underwood son OF the Judge,
and altogether without the knowledge OF the latter
The statute under which the Commissioner IT,, Is pro-
warrant charges that Mr.. Mcveigh
Underwood Judge OF the United states District Court
ass unea Ssss the discharge Of his
The following is the law:-Brighty's Digest
page 213 section 63 under which the United States
District Attorney prosecutes the case.
or force endesvor !. naaence insmdats Or impede any
ss in the s'sI a any " $ SSur s
shall corrupty or by threats or by force OBJ
offending shall Be liable prosecution therefor
ished by fine not exceeding $500 Q, BY Imprisonment
nature and asgravation OF the offence.
1t Is said that the object OF the prosecution In
the case is to get up another ''outrage similar TO
that perpetrated by Pat. Woods upon Congress-
man Porter few years since. 1t is the opinion or
the best legal authority here that the due admins
tration OF justice was neither mpeded obstruct-
ed and that the case will be dismissed In the
United states Courts for want OF jurisdiction.
CognZance can only be taken OF IL in the Court Of
the Police Justice here for common assault and
battery, but as Judge Underwood declined to have
Mcveigh arrested by policeman, who offered his
services al the time OF the array II is probable
the whole matter Will end in the small sensation it
has made.
Mcveiph was subsequently arrested and bailed in
the sum OF $1,000 to appear on Friday next.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
THE rHoRSDlKE MURDER TRIAL.

BELFAST, Me-, Nov. 13, 1s7a
In the trial to-day OF John 7. Gordon for the
murder OF his brothers. wife at Thorndlke the per-
sons who acted keepers over the prisoner on
the day OF his arrest were examined. Their testi-
mony was simply corroboratIve OF testimony here
tofore adduced. stephen Rand, the father otthe
murdered woman, testified TO seeing blood on the
prisoners wrist The vest worn by tue prisoner,
stained with blood, was offered as testimony. One
OF the keepers testified that the prisoner made
threats against his brothers. wife in May last that
he (the prisoner thought she had written anony-
nous letters about his character, for which he
meant to pay her, and thar she had caused all the
trouble between Almon and himself
Raymond 8. Rich, the magistrate who arrested
TO securing the axe, eotted d with blood and hair
to the condition OF the victims mutiated and half
roasted body, and to the appearance OF the infant,
then breathing, but who soon expired; 20 the
room being sprinkled with blood and to having
discovered near the body bottle which had con-
The details OF these horrors produced manifest
effect upon the prisoner. For the first time during
the trial his countenance Indicated emotion. He
leaned forward and during the remainder OF the
forenoon concealed his face with his handkerchief
Drs. Williams and Johnson described their post
mortem examination OF the bodies and testified
that the wounds upon the head were sufficient to
cause instant death, and that the blunt ones were
made with the back OF an axe. The faces were
literally mangled to pulp and the bones crushed
Colonel Hiram Chase, OF the Coroner's Jury, de-
scribed the blood upon the walls OF the room, and
Identified candleetick found IN the room.
At four O'Clock p. NJ. the absence OF o witness
caused an adjournment OF the trial until tomor-
Among the other material matters proved was
the fact that the hair and nigEtdresses OF the
victims were found saturated with kerosene OIL
Public interest in the trial continues undated
The nall has been constantly crowded during the
trial. 1t is thought that the evidence for the
State will be finished tomorrow forenoon, and
that the testimony on both sides VIII be com.
pleted this week.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
A CHASE AFTER DOG FIGHTERS.

PROVIDENCE. R l.. Nov. 13, 1873.
Reports were received at police headquarters
this morning that dog fight was TO take place
to-day at Mark Rock, notorious place Of resort
along the shore several miles from this city, down
the bay, the fighting CANNES to be put forward by
parties from Boston and Fall River. Accordingly
posse OF police, accompanied by the agent Of the
Rhode Island Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals started for the scene. and,
arriving early upon the ground. found that their
approach had been discovered and the parties had
ned. The officers found the pit for the combat all
arranged and everything ready for the sport. The
officers were obliged 10 return to the city without
being able to secure one OF the sports interested
In tue canine anray. This evening information
was received by the police that the dog fight was
to take place somewhere in the tmme diate
the police force were quietly collected
together and despatched In search of the parties
but up halfpast eleven O'Clock tonight no trace
OF them had been discovered. The saloon of a
notorious prize-fghter on one OF the principal
streets OF this city Is understood to be the rendeZ
yous Of the crowd engaged in this dog bus
ness and suspicious looking vehicles have
been seen to approach the place with men
apparently engaged In some affair they
wished to keep secret, but up to the hour
OF sending this despatch 1t must be said they have
euded the vigilance OF the police. 1t is thought
very probable that the fight has taken place In
some remote part OF the city. The police are still
engaged In the search.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Cuba Orr, Martyr, Liverpool Nov I and
Queenstown ID with mdse and I36 passengers TO q a
Francklyn. Nov q noon, was in company with stea
ship Siberia from Liverpool fer Boston.
Steamship Minnesota lBrl Beddoe, Liverpool Oct 20
and Queenstown 10Th with mdse and BIZ passengers 70
steamer bound east Oh at % lon s. ship Red JACKET
bound west; 10Th, go miles east Of sandy ook steam
ship City of Chester hence for Lverpool 18th iD miles
east OF do, Cunard line steamer bound east; same
date, ITO miles east OF do an Anchor line steamer do
same dae. 10 mites east Of ofsand1Hook Lghthip passed
sonken vessel with two InAss. foretopmsst above
water ands tump Of one lower mast just awash AZ the
elothing the wreck lies directly In the track OF inward
bound steamers
Steamship Italia (Br,, Craig glasgow Oct 2o via Mo-
vile Dh, with mdse and l2g passengers TO Henderson
Bros Had heavy weather throughout Nov s. lat o010
~ Ion - T passed uesmship Georgia ,Br. hence for
steamship Holsatia DER, Barends, Hamburg Oct 20
and southampton Nova with mdse and BH passengers
70 kunhardt Co. Nov lsf 10 a. lon "a Ob saw bark
Franz lGer). bound west 10th, lat q TO- lon g. an
anchor line steamer, bound east:
to hs nerI.rS % saea%shp CO. rnadsphs' with md's
BARK Beyesia Pr Aanonsen, London 81 days in bal.
Bark n driffths Icf Turks island, prummond. Ma.
"a ga. asys With sugar to Rsnsuld FrAnco vessel
schr Peter Htenen tcf ouebec,, ch.unc.v. q. An.
oocoangts 70 James Bishop Co. vessel 70 WeDberr
&c SShr Caledonia tBr). Layton Wentworth, Ns days
schr Mary Louisa, GaskfIi, washinstou NC. sdsva
with naval stores 70 zephar hniG
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
AN UNPOPULAR VERDICT.

LANCASTER, Ohio Nov. H. 1873.
The whole OF last week was occupied In tho pa,,.
field county toho, Court OF Common Pleas in hear.
ing the testimony In the Sweltzer murder case.
The crime was committed In April last, the victim
being a poor widow and the murderer a ricn
old sexegenarian. Monday aud Tuesday OF
this week were taken up by the counsel with
their arguments. Judge Wright read his charge
to the Jury this morning, and they retired, but
brought In averdict OF manslaughter,
after our hours denberation. This msider, at the
time Of the commission, excited great deal OF
feeling tfTough0ut the county, as 1t was regarded
as cold-blcoded, wtlful and atrocious IN tfe ex.
treme. Coneequentlv the verdict fs considered
exceedingly colld, and has proven anything bus
acceptable W the commupitgs
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
CoNDEMNlNG PROPERTY.

An Important Decision in n Cincinnati
Court-Claims Upon the Government
Set Aside In Reference to the New
Federal Building.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, 1878.
Judge p B. Swing, or the United States Court, has
made ruling In the Post ONCE condemnation suit
that completely "knocks the bottomn out OF the
hopes OF the pack of cormorants who have been
expecting to reap rich harvest by putting in long
claims for damages in case the government exer-
cses its right OF eminent domain and condemns the
property on Fifth street for the new government
buildings. Nearly week has been consumed in
taking testimony for the owner In fee Of one OF
the lots selected as q test and for the lessees or
the building on it. When all their testimony was
in the District Attorney moved the Court to ex-
clude all the testimony as to g0od will' and con-
sequential damages. day was consumed in ar
guments on this motion, which Judge swing de-
cided this evening. He said substantially that in
one sense 1t was hardship to take the peoples
property, but one OF the axioms OF the old constitu
ton OF OHIO was that the property OF the individual
was held subject to the public good; nevertheless
when taken for the public good just compcnsa-
said the government does not take that The good
Tepute aud character OF the business man followed
him; therefore all the testimony as to the good
Will" loss OF custom by failure TO ind another
by removals to less favorable localities. and the
value oil movable property, unless SO constituted
that removal would unfit II for use in another
place, would all be excluded from the minds OF the
Jury.
The court room was pretty well filed with the
parties interested in the case, and there was for
midabe array OF legal talent on thei side, but the
ruling OF Judge Swing produced an enect upon
ing," and the disappointed claimants went away
from the court room growing like ours.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

CaIais for do sryer spring. Tncmaston for d6; Bes
Lark Dorchester N b for do; Winner Boston for do
EATsulsriqs Harrlssps . Island OT S9 Equal George
man, Windsor for Alexandria; Baltic. Bangor for
South Amboy; Mary Brewer Rockand for Wei
Margaret Port johnson Tor :, Salient Alpine, BEN.
for New York; Kate MITCHELL, Bath for do;
Caroline Sarah and Sea Dog Calais for do; American
Prcmenador and Henry Bpshman Br windsos s Es for
land Tor do; Tanis Depew Salem for do; Hattie Coombs
Rockiand Tor do; Leonora kockport Mas for Newark
Eddie Trent Bath for Tarrvtown; Paragon, Addison
Point for Rondout; cockeor, Boston for Pnadepnia;
BagAduce and James ODonohue Bangor for do Sarah
+ Bird Rockland for Gloucester Point Va; Closson,
Rockport Mass Tor New Yora; Pashaw, - George Tor
Chopiauk River, Va; Charles Atwood. Alice Bernard
and Isabel Il Pierce, Wellfieet Va.
Returned-Schrs Nulato and Dresden.
WILMINGTON NC, Nov lI-Arrived, barks Nellie (Br),
Rowland, London; Jessie Goodwin Br), Trimble, Ber-
bce; brig Rufus (Nor), Christensen, Amsterdam.
Cleared-Bark Howland, Tucker surinam. brig Ex-
ampler lBr) Corrgali Liverpool; schr Jos W Wilson,
Weeks PointaPtre.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
Ira A. Fainc Beats Abraham Thenn In
. HRndicap Match OF s20O.

,
. H2ndfcap Match on S2OO.
ong hundred and more persons assembled AZ
Msmaroneck, on the New Haven road, yesterday
p4orning to note the result OF a handicap pigeon
Tmatch between Ira IA Paine, OF New YORK; ana
Abraham Thean, orthat place. The latter gen'ie-
man. gray haired.a and ity-three years oid' nau es'
tablished such,A reputation among MS I'M
mediate neig1bors and friends as SraoA
shot that they desired MN 70 COME
against the ..best in the land," anu
the proposition being made 10 faihe ina. Inc
veteran would meet him in handicap matcn, ira Ira
said s.all rieut.u and at last tney came 70 .ne
| agreement tnat Paine should stand AT 20 yaIus
and Theal at IS yards, a difference OF ! yarus
Rhode Island rules, so yards boundary anu y , o.
/ shot was also decided upon aud that each should
\ find, trap and handle for the other
/ There was 2 sti6 wind blowing rom the west
ward ana the ground selected for the shooting was
exposed to its full force. The trap used was
OF the ordinary ground CONSTRUCTION. Earnest
Staples sarsSa sSasf as for 0'fs fsea % ana Edward
Vanderworden, OF stamford, creditably filed the
| position OF referee There was but little betting,
although the friends OF Thea felt assured that "he
could NOT lose the race.n Theall went first to the
trap and so lively were the birds given him that
he missed the first second and third, which gave
Paine such start that the latters friends We're Of
the opinion that he had walk over" Though
victor, killing II birds straight, which shot out his
opponent. Theall killed IL and missed in the II
In excellent form and shot with nerve and pre-
cision seldom equalled and never surpassed. he
used q Dougall lO-central fire breech-loader, and
Theal an ordinary muzzle-oader. The following
is a
SUMMARY.
MAMARoNRcK, N. Y. Nov. Is, ls75.-Handicap
match of 500; Rhode Island rules, u birds each
so yards boundary and Ia OF. shot Judge-For
Paine, Earnest Staples; for Tneall, Samuel A. Mar
| shall. Reieree-Edward Vanderworden, OF Stam'
ford, Conn. Time Of the match SO minutes.
Pane ro5aI q YaTasl i Shot out i his ! cpponens 4
Theall, Is yards-0, 0, !, l. ], !, ], J. ], J.
| O. l. 0. Total 17.-Missed, 8; Killed, L.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
TROTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.

First Day OF the Fail MsetfDg-Lela
Blanche the Winner OF the $3.50 Purse
The 2:26 Race Postponed After Five
Heats.
A:er many postponements the Fan Trottlng
Meeting at White Plains. under the management
Of the Johnson Brothers, was successfully IN
sugurated yesterday afternoon. The weather was
clear and cold and the track in excellent condi-
ton for the season. There were two events
on the card the first a purse OF $500,
for horses that have never beaten 25e, mile
heats, best three In fve In harness, OF which $14O
went to the first, s75 to the second, $50 to the
third and $35 TO the fourth horse. Entered for
this were Fred Haight's roam mare Nuna, G. G.
Weeks chestnut gelding James, John Moore's
brown mare Eva F. II. sheppard's dun mare Rosa
and Moses Whipple's gray mare Leila Blanche. The
latter was the favorite, and, distancing all her
competitors in the first heat won the race in
style.
SUMMARY.
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS Westchester
county, N. Y. Nov. 13, 1s73-Purse OF $500 for
horses that have never beaten 2 so, mile heats
best three IN tive IN harness 40 TO the first, $5
TO the second, $50 TO the third and $35 TO the
fourth horse: Judges, Peter Nance, George Wood
Fred Haights Il. IN. Nuna.................... dis.
@. g. Weeks ch. g. James. dis.
John Moore g Or. IN. Eva. dis.
+. II. Sheppard's d. m. Rosa sa................ dis.
TIME
quarter. HGU Mle.
Fret heat...... ....... 40X 1:2l15 2:41H
Second on the list was purse Of $500, for horses
that have never beaten 2:26 mile heats, best three
IN five, In harness; $3.50 to the ifs $l25 to the
ond, $75 to the third and $50 the fourth horse.
OF six entries four came for the word these being
q. M. Bhven's spotted gelding Spotted Colt, Dan
Jenkins gray stallion Joe Brown, John Murphy's
bay gelding Charley Green and Dan Maces
black mare Blanche. Before the start Joe
Brown was the favorite about even against the
field. He won the nrst heat. when his stock in
creased proportonately vet there were still many
packers OF the field. The second was ''dead- heat
between Joe Brown and Charley Green, when these
TWO brought even amounts against the rest. Joe
Brown won the third heat and Blanche the fourth
and NTH heats, when darkness coming on, the de-
clsion OF the race was postponed until this morn
Ing at eleven O'Clock. so far as progressed the
following is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse o. $500 for horses tha, have
never Deaten 22o; mile heats best three in FIVE in
nainess SZSo 10 the first, S125 to the second, SIS
70 the tnird and $50 to the fourth horse
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
A FIRE IN CAvENDIsH, yr.

. BOSTON. Nov.Sla, 1873.
~ aDseIe s,, m'ii IN Cavendsh Vt, belonging TO
early on Wednesday morning. The loss y. est,.
mated at fllo, 600. The insurance on the bu,lNnps
abd machinery is $4,000, erected In n,netssr
ssemgsnies, and on The stock probably ABOUT
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
b Fisheries Commissioner,

TORONTO. ont, Nov. 13, 1873.
The conservatives held meeting last night and
nominated Sir John A. Macdonald to represent the
Western district OF Toronto In the House OF Com
mons, the seat having become vacant In conse-
quence OF the appointment OF Mr.. Crawford to the
Lieutenant Governorship.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
The Sale OF Pools in New York.

Ihere Is considerable speculationoin this city re-
earding the result OF the great fourmile heat race
Ior $4,000 In gold, to be run near sun Francisco,
som,odrow. Last evening pools were void at John
so,es On 'ne event, the following being the ruUnR
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Elections In New Westmi N ster-
MIR. Rothery at the Canadian Marine
and Fisheries Department..
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 13, 1873.
Writs for elections In New Westminster. in
Ontario and In quebec have been issued. They
will reach the returning officers in time for the
making OF nominations on Friday or Saturday OF
next week.
Mr.. Rothery the British Fisheries Commissioner,
who has for some time been the guest OF Lord Duff
ferin, and who is engaged In preparing the
Canadian case In connection with the Marine and
Fisheries Department, has lett for New York and
Washington He had several interviews with the
late and the present Minister OF Marine and Fish
cries. The Fisheries Commission will shortly meet
at Halifax.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
TEE FOUR MILE RACE,IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRAUlsco, Nov. IL, Is

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL, 1873.
The sale OF pools on the four Spiie race tonight
amounted to over s2o, ooo in the, following ratio:-
Insd Stevens, 5000; Joe DanieIs,a $40; Trne Blue,
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schr Boneta Evg.s, Virginia.
schi nhza 'Ahci Schumaker, virginia.
Pass.ed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.

Pas1ed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr ia stprges johnson, Providence for New York.
schp May Day Adams New Haven tor New York.
Schr Hester, Smith, Portchester for New York.
Schr Altavefa, Boston for New York
Steamer Tnctis Gale, frovldence for New York. with
mdse aud passengers
BOUND EAST.
schr Mary Langdon, Bennett, New York for Rockand
carried away main boom while passing through He'll
Gate).
schr Gurney Quincy, Eiizabethport for Provi-
denee
schr l. Tolles Bay, New York for Providence.
Schr Mary smith, New York for Norwich.
schr Frederick Hall, New York for Portland
Schr Nellie, Hobbs New York for Providence.
Schr James A Moore, kfckerson New York Tor Boston
schr Isaac Merritt, johnson, Amboy for Portland.
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MONTREAL. Nov. IL 1874.

The decision OF the Board OF the Canadian Nayi.
gation Company relative to the burning OF the
steamer Bavarian will not be made public at pres
ent. government inquiry concerning the dis.
aster Will soon take place - -
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QUEBEC, Nov. ]

QUEBEC, Nov. 13, 1878.
snow storm prevailed here all day yesterday
anu last night The drifts are two or three feet
deep and the sleighing Is excellent
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Bark Margherita dtaD, Harbroro from Belfast Sept
Brig Porta of Liverpool. from tby pilot boat
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PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

providence, r. T., Nov. 1S 1873
Printing cloths nominally held at Sc. 54c for best
CAS- bur cash offers at 4azc. would find takers
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SAILED.

Steamships Cimbria Ger, for Hamburg; Alexander
Lsysily tr London zanela Or
man Livingson savannah; Alice lBrl DO; South Care
&c, Rehmond Norfolk ships Philosopher er). London
Gold Hunter. Liverpool; Feetwins, Msbourne barks
eesco chiazzo dtaD Rotterdam Isabel sArgl, Buenos
London; Norma Ger. Cork or Famouth Nuovo Gufsep
pino dtalA do; Kong Carl lNor). do; Johannes GeI
Hsples James psndergass Or & nayse Evening Star
dalena Norl. Antwerp; Braziliera Ger, Richmond !;
brgs ossppe 0Dorto; Ysldore Riondo lBr) Ponce; &c
Barbados; yeloce GtaD veccha: Katie !Dan pernam.
Alice Boardman, Agnin lHaytD; Joseph Rudd, Brazos
Harry Sheppard. Jacksonville.
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SHIPPING NEW S,
Almanac for New York-Th,s Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Saiis. Destination. /

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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SAME DAY.-Purse o. $500, for horses that have
me- szoo 10 tae first sl25 to the second, SIS
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
"A. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerun street.
Open from A. NJ TO p NJ
On sunday from 3to y. NJ
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFfEN
"A ent states tor deserton, &c legal everywneIs, no
publicity required charge until dvotc" S 8ranXwsv
vice tree. M. HOUSE, Attorncv, 20, = lVa1 wsy.
Y,op pIIua rsp NOTHING BUT ANAKEsIs-wE
what Eleetusres oons eIssf enc ONT n6
viii snreIv cure Dr. Ssbee 10 the benefactor Of his
race and ANAKEsIS the result Of 70 years
IL nallibe Price u per pox, uopVr ~ "~aAHk
street, New York. ------------------~--
7 WILL SEND A VALUABLE PRESENT TO EVERY
married lad sending address nothing improper.
Address Mrs GRACE MAY, box 26l Jersey City Pos&
office N. j.