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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
by Yesterdays Mail.

CONGRESS In the Senate on the 18th
among other business Mr.. DAVIS called up
ms resolution calling on the President for
int'rma'lOn as to defaulting government,
oineers. After some discussion the mo.
non went over on reques. Of Mr.. THUR
MAN, who soid be wanted to speak on the
subject. 10 the House amoug other bust.
ness Mr.. MAYNARD also, from Committee
on Bankiog X Currency, reported adverse.
ly on the bill to amend the internal rev
epue, so as to Increase the tax on the cir
cu'ation OF national banks from one.twelf b
to one-fourth Of oue per cent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
MARRIED.

On the 2nd inst, Mt the residence o: the OIL
ca,ng clergyman, Elder John 4 Corder. Mr.
George w MCDONALD to Miss MJLLIs CAREER,
all of this county.
On the 10th of this month, Mt the residence Of
the brides father, by Elder John A Cord,r,
CHARLES N. HrErT, Esq, to Miss RosALrA PRICK
llANEs, daughter of John IIaines, Esq, all Of
this county.
On the Ord inst, by Rev William George
near Ridgevilc, Mr.. J. Il. DAVIS to Miss SARAH
RonrRTs, all Of Mineral county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev S Umstot, Mr. J. W.
FLICK to Miss EsrEuSE RISsuAhT, all OF the same
county.
On Lost River, on the 9Th inst by the Rev
Lewis II. Graybill, Rev. ALFRFp c. GEARHaGr Of
the Baltimore Conference, 10 Miss SornA V. Haas
daughter Of Harrison &. Haas, Of Hardy County
On the same day by the same, Rev WASHING
ToS WERNER, of the Baltimore Conference to Miss
SARAH z. HAAS, daughter Of the same.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
Charlie Ross-Mrs. Nosher Knops Moth
ing IF Him.

New YoRK, Dccem Der l6 "A morninv
paper says Superintendent MAILING has
seen Mrs. MosuER and is convinced ,ba,
she knows nothing about CHARLIE
Tile Hunt for lie Missing CAih.
New YORK, Decent or Is. -Superin,en.
dent WALLING to-day instructed the Police
captains to keep sharp lookou, for any
chiid resembling iae missing CHARLIr
Ross, as it is probable tho bow is hidden IN
lhis city. Some PERSONS who are suppos, d
TO have the child ieft the city few DAYS a.
GO and detectives were put on their track
a dispatch was read to-day from the detec
tive by Superintendent. WALLIya TO the
effect hat the child was not with the p,r.
'ies. The Superiodeut is positive tha, Mo.
siER did not communicate with Lis wife by
letter as she was under severe illness both
in FOIL de!rhia and here after the child
was stolen.
The Chester III. Boy not Charlie Ross.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, ID c,mber lG.-
D. NJ. X ,::who went to Cbes er. Illinois.
to investigate the child rhsrc, sends word
to-day that 1t is not CHARLIE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
DIED.

In Piedmont, on the 9TH inst, Of Erysipeles
BRnoS r., son Of G. T. and Fannie Ba-bcc, aged
II months and twenty six days.
In Berkeley Spring, this State, on Friday
morning, December ll:h at II o'clock, Mrs.
ENNA ELIZABETH, beloved wife Of Charles y
tiodgson, editor Of the Morgan Mercury and on
ly child Of Thomas p. and Laura #. Conn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
cFWe see bv the M.r,;nshnr, hs.

Gr We see by the Mar,insburg hide.
pendent that the Biliimore and Ohio Rail,
road Company has obtained an Injunction
from the United States Court restraining
the Sheriff of Jefferson county from collect
ing taxes from the company.
This is an old aud vexed question, and is
one constantly arising in the West Virginia
counties through which the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad runs 1t would be better for
al concerned if tie question could be ami.
cably settled d. fnitely.- Cun,J. Ne,rs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

LADIES should remember to keep their mouths
nut when going out OF a warm room into The
cool AR In fact it wouldn't burt anything 20
keep them shut ncst of The time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

in tiding on a rail-" always take asea
Just in front GA fat old gentleman. In case Of
collision be breaks the hurt wouderfullr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

E-S POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL was
confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

ES The next Congress will contain ;
members of the tenth Alabama Confeder-
ate regiment, oil Simon pure democrats
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

PolsoSED CONFECTIONERY. AT Plainville Con-
neclicut, on the 10th inst the daughter Of e. =
ward Murkland, twelve years old, died from the
effects Of eating candy containing poisonous CO.
loring matter. Two other girls were similarly
attacked, but they are out Of danger. In the
case Of Miss Murkland it is said "She, previous
10 death, literally suffered many deaths. Her
tongue become frighuully swollen, and some
time before she breatnel her last inflammation
seized upon her eyes aud re1dered her totally
blind. During it all the little creature was per-
fecily conscious, and patiently endured the most
excruciaiing pains, till death brought relief
We tender our sincere thanks 10 our friend.
Mr. George Brown, for a mess Of fresh Oysters
Mr. b. keeps Oys lers constantly on hsnd large,
fresh and delicious Call and try them aud YOU
will not regret il. Ills assortment Of candies
and other pretty things, for the conf 7g holidays
is very complete. Young men, desiring presents
for their swcethearts, and parents gifts for their
children, can all be accommo cd aied.
The manufacturers Of firearms 10 this c5un-
try arc as busy as bees in clover time Large
orders from foreign governments are nov being
executed. Turkeys having coo 900 OF the Pea
body-Nartin rifles made, Prussia lots Of needle
guns Russia 100 600 Of Smith and Wesson pis-
tols while spain calls for all that can be made O
tho Winchester and ether breach-loadcrs.
old Ktiss Krnkle is getting ready 20 bring
IBIS pretty things for good children and put them
iu their stockings on Christmas morning.
The following note Was sent 10 Treasurer
Spinner on the a1lh, enclosing 81 "Due to The
Government 81. Spinner, get ready The Dem
oer''s will come like a Storm
III you want 10 feel warm oH Hyough give
some poor family the means TO keep warm
A Virginia bridegroom over seven feet high
is announced Tho affair created considerable
sensation, hut it is believed she only married him
10 go chestnutdug with.
"A client is never certain abou, lawyer, and
generally takes him on trial
Pluck and patience are strong firm in
transactng the daily business or Hfe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
DR.. ]. WALKERS california Vim

DT. y. walkers California Vim
cSar BittCrs arc q purely Vegetable
preparation made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found ON tie lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
AFRO cNtractcd thcrcfrom without tho uso
Of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is ;hc cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Brr-
TEESF Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and n life giving principle.
y perfect Rcuovator and InvgoratOr
Of tho system. Never before i'm tho
history Of tho world has o medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VfSEGAR BIrTRRs IN healing tho
SICK Of every disease man Us heir 90. They
are gentle Purgatvc as VOL as a Tt-c.
relieving Congestion or InGammatiO az
TO Liver and Fsceral Organs ia j. ious
Diseases
The properties Of Dr.. WALKERS
YNEGAR BIrrERs arc Apcr.cu' Diaphorctio,
C1uuuative Nutritious Laxative. Duretio,
Sodauye, Countcr-luita8t SudoriGc, Altora-
tive. and Auti-B.Iious.
II. "a. 7icDONALD q. Co.
I'---l~.s and Gen. Artf san Francisco CrI,-.-0f,
o1i cor. " Washington and Charlton Sfr v
Nold h- al Drug sists aud y, nIcrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
New Advertise ments.
E1HE wEEKLY SIN

n large, eight-page, independent, honest and
fearless newspaper, OF SO broad columns. espe-
orally designed for the farmer, the mechanic, the
merchant and the professional man, and their
wives and children. We aim TO make ihe V,ek-
y SLn ,he best family newspaper in the world
II Is full Of entertaining and Instructive reading
OF every sort but prints nothing 70 -ofend toe
most serupuloUs and delicate taste. Prizes. 81 20
per year, postage prepaid. The cheapest paper
paolshed. Try IT. Address THs SUs. New
York City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

William Hall, Esq formerly Of ibis County
is memt er Of Inc House of Delegates of Vernon
county, Missouri. lie was elected, at the le,e C.
lection, We understand. hy quite a handsome
majority.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

There has been a reduction OF nearly fopr
millions in The expense of the army during the
past year. If it were reduced altogether the
country, the Richmond Enquirer observes, would
be that much the richer and happier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

We hsd pleasant call on Wednesday morn
ing last from our young friend Mr Daniel A..
nohl, formerly Of This County, now a resident of
Vernon county, Missouri. Mr.. A. is n son OF our
late respected couutv-man, Mr.. David Arnold. -
Nay success attend him in his new home
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18
OYSTER 8

am receiving from the East on WEDNESDAYS
Il and Saturdays, at my grocery Store, choice
oysters Call and Try them
ROGER PERRY.
Romney, Nov. 6, 1874
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Notice to Subscribers.

Inc postage on the fntelligeneer after the 6rst
OF January next will have to be ,,,no,d hv
us upon all papers sent to subscribers reside, /,
o1'"e OF 'he County of Hampshire, therefore we
"'se"'iy request our patrons to remit Fifteen
oe'"' 10 cover the same, with the subscription
81 and also, at the same time remit back ar.
resrages' We need money, and all in arrears
ought to pay up.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-12-18

"a mixture o! ta- and oil eprIiei a., bo,..
ooa Shoes vii make aem valerGgbt. So saws
M exchange
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
COUlISsE CHAT.

Why do people wear creaking boots at the operas
Clarke ana his mustacne are shelved for the
present.
No operate artist strange to say. has rushed
into print this season.
Mile. Donadio Is the best reader OF music st sigh
in the Strakosch company.
Miss Sodene threatens 10 sing one OF the Kelly
Havemeyer letters before her season Is over at the
Lyceum.
Toole Is iavorably spoken OF oy the provncia
critics. His Harry Coke seems to give the most
pleasure.
John Mccullough has made the Inhabitants OF
PORK apolis prain-drunk. with his lmpersonaton OF
virginus.
Mile. Theresa Will be intrustec with the creation
or the role OF Juanita In Onenbach's forthcoming
"Don Quixote."
Mss Csrlotta LeciercQ viii appear 81 Booths
Theatre on the iAtn OF December. IN n. Fsvsls new
romantic drama.
kf. Z I. OAtenSost oonmAnsA1 n onenRnRoaf
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

s.,1s ss Erin er 1a os
Russell. FORK, ballasiins Constance tpp,,ch, bsy.
fss. sr HS IfS% ssS sr iSss Ss lS
tisus repg: K IBr. Thompson, from Pictou, Ms. Ar
Glorcssrsk s f. oct 2scearei bark Lieneld or.
oosIivrs. Oct as-Saied scnrs Brave, Foss Boston;
n pori Nov brig Torrd Zone CBr. Cooper from New
Tcv lsArrysa steam steamship a sIansinian p1,1 S.n
6H sssenas aSsssSGs easr Saan M from baalo Tor 10.
PoRr Az PRINCE. Nov SIN port schr Emeline lBr.
Chisholm irem Mragoane to load tor BostSp m,
SssrsJ Ada Fulton s T Fn,Isdsgsaa sssi gsss...
D9lha 9Ansor1 4s s yougsS S s.ea bark Lois Br new,
Ameraean Ports.
sS ys ra iGsts sn
a.. Sd sus|i Ireland Phsdslphia julia brown.
s@ :E fssq y1sa. ss: ass:
Carroll Wright. Haa1; Ms.
BaltimoTs; Roman, crowsh, rHiladeip6ia Giaucns,
AnssfDs sars chess Bsier sis
saedsteamsnip china csrra Snes Gsiyeson saT Ra%s
SsLfINokE iHrrved 1 seSl snS 5osSaa S Brasdon
aass'sa s from Wilmington NC
srasossa hoeps Sso Hppe Love
s s 5sssy
Symons. Pernambuco; brig Mary @ Mariner DoulI.
Beras TroySsnse $osIon sr'ssD0'' A'e'
Also arrived, steamer VIM Woodward. Young, New
York.
CHARLESTON. Nov l2-Ceared, barks Ellen (Br).
Brown; Ala Nor), Aslaksen and fruso tNoD, Olsen.
saied--schr Carleton lBy), Nassau.
lsth-Arrived. schfs helen. New YORK; Babeock,
Also arrived, sehrs Converse. Bssnan Portland;
PIT back-stsamship ssa Gull. tor baltimore. ON -.
count OF heavy weather 4. $3.50.
saied steamship Virginia. Philadelphia.
GALVESTON. Nov 9-Cieared schr Witch OF the Wave.
Kroeger, Tuxpan.
London via Southwest Pass; bark Edward Mcdowell,
Greenough. Liverpool sehf WIN Scott nom Phiadsl.
Outside Bark Meteor Nor. Van KsrvsL from ootssa.
burg via New York.
Cleared -schr sunny soath. Iall River:
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6-Cleared. schr Harry Blu0
Lauritzen. La Paz
ISth-ArrIved ship Cursw C3r) Curwen, Rio JaneIro.
Cieared-shlps Undaunted. Dnsmore, and sc George
(Br Evans Callao Eaton Hail (Br,, Putt. Llverpooi
Matchess Josselyn Cork; bark Campus tBr). Langs.
Queenstown.
llth SAILED. steamship Japan. Warsaw, Japan ANA
China.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. "A 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Donau tGer), Neynabcr, Bremen via South
amUton.oslrichs Go. , ..
raneh refmy Edyye snhann CO. ''e'S' Ae'ne's'
Steamship Henry chauncey, Rsthburn. Aspinwai-Pa-
s'ss ssesnsnp o:orss Washington, Whitehead Cape Hay
steamship City Ausun, Ridr,dge, Galveston via Key
Steamship KnickerSocker, Kemble New Orleans.
Steamship United States. Burdick New orlsans-Fred
Steamship vicksburg, Rudolph, Fernandina via Port
Steamship vindieator. Morton. savannah-Robt Low
Steamship san Jacinto> Hazard. savannah-w R Gar.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff charleston-J " ouin-
DOMINION Des,'p Steamship Snus Co A.Ns'' - 'sASs'
,sleamship John GIBSON. Winters Georgetown. Dc|c
Steamship, ranita, Howe. Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Chesapeake. Mansnm Portiand.J Ames
5tcamship George Cromwell, Bacon. Portland, Me-
ae sles@shn Cen wh.,n.v. H.ll.r sostoD-g pDmoss:;
Bark Wakefield. Carver, AMER TOR orders-CarVer
Bark Ricordo dtaD. consialo. Cork or Falmouth Tor
BARK kareSa dam. Kiutsaard. Cork for orders
Bark Maria Pace dtaD. Listori, waterford-John
Bsri vier Gsbroeders Dutch. Van der Zee. Amster
BARK Teresa ftaD colantano rriests-slocovich 1
BARK Kong Carl (Nor,. Beck. Narseines-c Tobias 1
s%:s s1ssSs asss s.ts. .a r'
Edge 60. -,
via Rlchmond-Heney &lParker.
Brig Italia ,Br), Crowe. st Pierre-Lunt Bros.
Brig Florence Nary tBr,. Green. Noel, Ns-C Ber-
Brig Acelia rhurow, Gallison. Pensacoa-Brett, Son
Co.
schr Mary Chiffon ssyperick. St Andrews and Bocs
schr Add,e vessels, Ohm. St Andrews Uso-G wes
schr. Annie Eaton Stanley, Barbados and Deme-
schr "A Lennox Gray Airagoane-R Murray. Jr
Schr stephen Pnkhan, Pinkham Cape Hayu-I
-chr southern Cross (Br) PRIEST st John. NB-Heney
schr Acara Chandler. Pensacola and. Key wess-Ben-
schr Ridge wood, Johnson. Georgetown, SC, and Pot
Blun-E Hurlburt Co -
chr B I Hazard, Rowland, Georgetown. sc-Bentley.
schr. $ Pannell Mcfarland. Wilmington. Nc-s
Loud 20. - = :.
schr Nellie Potter. Howard. Washington Sc-w
Hinman.
schr Peter Boice. Higbee. Richmond. va-cnarles II
Low.
schr Sawyer. Cummings, Lynn, Mass-Jod Frye
Co.
Schr Geo Pierce. Kelly. saem-C Robbins
steamer Ann Eliza. kicnards Phadeipnia-James
Hand.
Steamer Phelps, .Grumley. Phiadeiph,A-w Kirk.
patrick.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwKRy, Nov n-Arrived. steamship coliaa tBr,
Iarr, New York.
BRHxRx, Nov i2-Arrved. ship Auguste Ger. Vie.
richs New York; bark George Q0er, sesslken, do
HoSc Koyc, Nov ll-sailcd, steamship Great Repub.
lie. Howard. san francisco via Yokohama
LIVERPOOL. Nov l3-sailed. ships Lady Blessington.
Brown, San Francisco; Johann Wilhelm ,0er) AlbrecnL
New York; bark Augustine Kobbs, Ames United States;
brig Nautilus (Brj, Evans do
LONDON Nov h-Arrivsd. bark Rinnovato QmD.
Rafo. New York.
Arrived 18th, steamship Bslsic tBr. xstcan, New
York.
MovuLr Nov H-AIrived. steamship India tBr). Har-
ris New York for GLASGOW.
NArLxs. Nov h-Arrived. bark Edith tBr). LocShara
Philadelphia
QuxxSsrowx, Nov ls-saiied. steamship City Of Mon
trsai (Br). Mirehouss from Liverpool. Ssw York.
HAxBuRo Nov 1.-THE damage to the steamship Les
sing BY being run into by the steamship Bahia much
less than nrn reported Only one plate was started
and all the damage VIII Dc repaired within ofysisn'
hoara
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

n.u GER, Bremen: Alp: sBr,. Kingston. &c .aed
Antwerp George Washington. Cape hayt, 4c; City OF
Austin, Calves on ana key West; United states. New
via Port Royal Sc: vndicar9r sayannah; San JacinIo
DC, George Elder. Norfolk: ranita. Phliade. .phia :
ship Benvennc (hri glasgow Darks Hesta t.er) cere
Frederckstedt and Chrstiansteat via Norfolk; Kon-
moor dBr, hamilton Bermuda, Monsezama SaroaSos; so;
mrna AUS. Liverpool Dart Or q p,erre MAIL. VIC
tBr Harbor Grace, NJ; schrs Rookie Yates Arroyo
Ernest T Lee Ponce. PR; Edwin janet Nassau, Nr.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
Eorai9n Pnrts.

BATAVIA, Sent rtered, ship Antelope (Am) Hso
s.aYrpa, Oct so-Arrved. sisamtua O Sanford. Hor.
Pnt BACK Nov brig conill EBr,. cIucus dare Let
sonj for Turks Islands cleared came day and remained
RSsi ocs = schr s9wArd sarns Taylor crom
New Yors. Para, HAVING rsparsds e,..... 49,.
s::susl. Ssy :sss: sEess4 sEess44 ~, Hs'ssss'a. S'w
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH HS. LINE ,.s
na Gass s rs.s ror London Nov with
ar s c,a S s1ss sses
2,s Malaga 2.th d.bs.ar 2ssn Uad,z ssio 1 and ;. Nj
srs Ms s
steamship Charleston, Berry Charlesson Sovl with
nnS q: 6S Ssn
Republic GER For,msnn Bremen IS DAYS Win lin
Banks thence moderate wsn'nss SGn,svo.o - with
hSss s!es g % Xm:nst Co. Crossed kaasscr
Bark Eliza Barss tBr,, vesey. Hamilton, Bermuda, 9
days, in Daast to Middleton Co. Has been days OF
sss = days with am
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND soUrK.
6 is tor New Yor.
l2 days with plaster TO order.
sSr esass stony orsss
ls sehT M'iH Hes0 ss0ns s
sehr Jos nall. HANNIBAL Portland, Ct, for NewYork
scbr Evans. Taylor, Harwich for New York. with
ni scSr m Tunis Depew Baker, Hyannis for New York.
schr Fanny Eaer. Clement irov,dence tor Port John.
''s schr Katie Palmer. Palmer Eastchsstsr for New
schr Joshua arndle Brady. Ellsworth for New YORK.
schr J 4 Bodwel,, JARVIS, Kocxland tor New York.
schr Spring Bird: Mclean. rsoyiaence for New York
ssr asSs: 'oi
seSF pcsslas Haynes Mason Ellsworth tor New York.
~a aissas Port = 5ese:a
snSsus :s % s.s y. rs:
Sch scSr Fred Smith, Emi. Bangor for New York;
scnr Charlie WiIie; New Haven tor % %Ssw York
scnr Iamms Huaisy Two Rivers rs for New York.
days win spng !o Klcesrd AS.on 20 %, New York .
spiSns 70 snow 4 kicS4rason:
chr schr Jny FOURTH. Woods Salem for Port Johnson
Kch ns Sr
scnr Arcu.riu. Lord Rocilsnd for New York. with
s schr r ksas + Lans, Pomsroy Calais for New York.
schr David B Doane. salem Tor Port johnson.
scnr shepard 4 Mount Hallock, bridgeport for New
scnr xlmena. Thompson. xschias for New Yorx. wish
schr W Alien, Carter. EddySile, Me- tor New York.
wa SshI Ssw 2..:ns Pa. River tor New
scnr Emma Riley. Conn. Harrington Ne. for New
scnr J Ksyser Green. Connecticut River for New
HsIF sS'S1 a sr
Del
schr N Brooking~ Bro.n. Portsmouth, for Nsw
York, with FISH 10 Il w Loud 20
Asns .sy ,oT 9,:n 'w York.
BOUND xAsr.
Schr n Hall. Hart Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Henrietta. Chathei. New York for New Bedford.
Schr Emma Ellen. Fox, New YORK tor Hartford.
schr Helen Mar, Ncte-son. HobDsen for Boston.
Schr Palladium. Ryder. Hoboken tor Providence.
schr Rowena Arapel, Barbour. Virginia tor koank.
Senr Hunter, Gray New vork for Noank.
Schr PhllAn:hr ropist Coombs. Amboy for Portland.
schr Wortnihg'on, Eaton, Fort Johnson for Provi
dence.
Schr Como lie wiA New YORK Tor Augusta Me.
Ms. '''
scnr Chandler (Br). Merriam, New York for Vino.
Ns
Scnr Harvest Corwin new YORK for Proudence.
Schr VI Hover. Van Tassell, New York Tor Hartford
schr Maria L Davis Chase New YorE Hartford.
schr VIM II Rowe Whitmore, Nswbura for boston.
schr = Barnes, sturges. Amboy for Boston
Schr WIN Giuni. Mehaney. kltzabethport for Salem.
schr Geo Gllum. French. ElxApethport Tor Middle.
town
schr Dart. Williams New York Tor stamiord.
steamer AlDauosA uaviA new ork for FAn RivsE
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and shp captains In.
formed that BY miegraphins 70 tile HERALD London
Bureau No B Fleet street. shs arrivals at and depart.
ures from European ports AMI other ports abroad. Of
American and al foreign vessels trading with the
United States the same viii cAblsj this country
tree charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
IL the Clayett Brewery Property Baltimore city. MI
For sale the old established and well known clagsu
Brewery Property OF Lombard and Jones'
Falls. Baltimore CITY Md tronns on Lombard street
2U ieet and CRANKY street about 30 feet with
'front.' Jones Falls about zlJ feet; In fee title
indisputabie The improvements consist large BRICK
warehouse aud brick malt house, fruntin. Lombard
street two large stone malt houses. brew house. lar-s
brick dwelling house brick Office. cooper and
shops shedding and al other necessary brewery bnd
inss in complete order and good repair. with large
storage cellars under the entire buildings. anI large
and never failing well OF good water In The brew
house Is supplied with large mash pacity Of ~
bushels two large copper boilers capacity OF I'D and A
barrels copper cooicrs pumps engine tuns ana all the
latest and most approved machinery Tor brewing ale
and beer with large supply OF casks &c This property
has been used as brewery for eighty years ana
dong large business this city the south and else
where am Is wei adapted TO the present Or any large
manufacturing business being situated on one OF the
principal streets ana in the very centre Of the CITY u
Baltimore Nd convenient Ali the railroad ueDor
and Steamboat landings. and offers rare chance "a
capitalists ss an investment as II Is offered for safe 20
close estate. and viii be sold easy terms ADpv
70 ELEANOR B. DANIELS, Administrative OF John D.
Daneis Jr. deceased. at the brewery
TOYS FOR LITTLE GIRLS AND BoYA-A CHOICE
assortsnt Just imported, ~ rstail, foe muen isss
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