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lockwood PIANO, ELEGANT WALNUT
GHAMBERasUlTS. WALNUT WARDROBES
B0ShC.skS, WRITING DESKS, BUREAUS
BEpSiEsDS, ETEGEREs, HAT RACKS
MHATNOTS. SlDEBOARDs, BUFFETs'
PhkLOR SUITS, MABBLE-TOP TABLES
nNTEkSION Ah0 PILLAR TABLES, Cor,
IAGE SUITS, HAIR AND sHUUK MAT
TkhSSks. TuCkER SPRINGS, LOT SECOND.
BAND FUBNITURE, &C &c.
-a On MONDAY MORNING, March 23
my 1874, cpnmAlIcing a. o O'Clock, will s,Ii
w Nv On the first floor Of our salesroOms 70 cover
advances aid st rage. We name 10 part, viz:
One seven octave Piano, knabs g. Stool and Cover
20 sets OF elegant Walnut Furniture,
cloth,
70 MAJ be top Sidebo ards and Bufets,
One e' ant ktegere, with marble and mirror front,
- handsome,
WalLus and Oak Extension Dining Tables
ore elegant II egere, with TenDs ssee mar Bile .oo,
~ pieces Oilcloih, different widths.
Is pieces Mating, white and check,
Marble-top Tables, Bureaus, Dressing Gases,
walnut WsrdrObes, Bookcases, Writing Desks.
Etegeres, Whatnots, Extension Tables,
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs,
20 sets Cottage Chamber suits,
Hair and Sbuck Mattresses,
70 sets Tucker SPRING., &C &C.
a lot OF Secondhand Furmturs, Carpets, &c, kc
We call special attention Of buyers to the above
1878
Terms cssh. WML. WALL 90
maT7O IRepl AuctiOneers.
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LOCKWOOD, BUFTY TAYLOR,
isn2s-tr 623 PENNSYLvANIAA AVENUE
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTs

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER in the best manner
- OF Mamsu ia or New York mills MUSLIN and
m est FAMILY LINEN, for 81 Perfect Mt
RsADY MADE SHIRTS of wamsutta MUSLIN
and me FAMILY LINEN, only Sl75. Six finest
LINEN SHIFT B0ssMs sc worth sOc.
Fint st Reversible CUFFS, SIC a pair
All goods retsiled at " holesale prices
Illustrated directions for sef-measurement sent
free when applied for at the BALTIMORE SHIRT
FACTORY, % West Fayette street. Baltimore.
mar4-t.th sim q. g. MEGINNEss, Agent
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctfopeers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and nth street
Star Once Building.
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NEW BOOKS,
RECEIvRD AND FOB sALEAT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner AZ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Phineas Redux. A Novel. BY Anthony TrolIope.
Lo'fie paxTling BY the author Of Olive Blske's
sbip Alloy. A Yarn in Thirty six Gable ergth,.
Peti or Psstimes and Penalties. By Rev. II. Il
Life Of Edwin Forrest, with "Reminiscences and Par
sonal Recollections. BY James Bees.
The pethroned Heiress. By Eliza Dupuy.
The Wethei Ell ffair.- BY N. DeForest
The OonseIy alton Of Energy. By Balfour Stewart.
Zslds's Fortune. BY the author of Earls Dene.
ALL THE MAGAZINEsl AND FASHION BOOKS
FOR MARCH.
PLAYING CARDS. BLANK BOOKS, PASS
BOOke, AND EVERYTHING In TIE STA.
TIONERY LINE, for sale at
tbE-tr sHILLINGTON'5 BOOKSTORE.
ROCKS FOR LENT READING.
Dear Feast of Lent. BY author of "RutIedse.n
a Rosary fer Lent By author Of Rutledge."
Helps to q Holy Lent. By Bishop Huntington.
SEINE weeks in Lent. By Rev. G. Il. Wilkinson.
Daily with God By B sSd
The Call VI Lent; to say mo"
Christian Counsels, frc m FeneIon and others.
And many other works Of the same character, at
fet3 WM BAIL ANTYNE'S, 42s 7th street
WAsH!NGTOH INSIDE AM OUTSIDE.
~ GSo A anN Pat ToW Ti,I ESP b.
GENER4L .IGEN7S FOE Ill SGb ScRIp.
PICTURE FRAMES. Bo0KBiNDiNG. r.,
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VALUABLE IMPROYED AND UNEMPLOYED
PROPkRTf LOCATED IN THE NORTH
NEsTkRN, EASTERN AND SOUTHEAST
EkN SECTIONS OF TIE CITY, AT PUB
LILO AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, the etb, l9Ih, Goth and 81 st iHsts
will eN pose fer sale, at auction, in front of the
respective premises, at the hours hereinafter named
the following described improye cd and unimproy ed
property, viz:
SAT URDhY, at 3 O'Clock D. M, lot 1 IN square
9ll, fliuate on The northwest corner Of 18th aud
streets southeast; improved by q very nicely ma
ished room frame house.
ON The SAME DAY, at ga O'Clock D. NJ, south
part u LOT 2S in square $780, 23NlH feet inches sit
uste On 18th street, between and streets south
east.
ON The SAME DAT, at 4 O'Clock n m lot Is
10 SQUIRE $40, 20 feet 10 ches BY 81 feet situate on
the corner Of 10th and streets southeast.
ON Tue SAME DAY, at A. O'Clock % m lot
B, IL soU4re $751; 29zllQ feet, situate on L rect be
tween h ana n streets southeast; improved By
two-sfOSy and attic brick house, containing ten
rooms, liar and brick stable.
ON TIE SAME DAY, at D o'clock n. m, lot TO-
In square sis, 50XG0 feet; improved by comf9l Ia
BILE hve-roC IN frame house ia good order, being No
sl2 9th street southeast.
The terms of sale on the above property will be:
one-siNth cash; balance ia three years, deferred
pay ments being secured on the property sold. In
all cases deposit Of Ss5 must be ade az soon a.
the property Is struck of. The Improved property
Will be open for inspection the afternoon of day
Of sale. THO. n. GATOHEL, Agent,
Corler and 18th streets northwest
marli6t JOS. Il. KELLEY, Auct.
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lsEaTIEnEa's FURNISHINGS.

III 6u6u tUuuI u6S.
Palmer's Patent
DO UB l. E.rO KR
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR SIS SO
SHIRTS Fob es so
L SHIRT FOB es 90
/ YOKE to be the BEST SHIRT at the price in the
market, and We particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
/ Judge for themselves.
Ii our intention to Increase our sales OF Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore msfe our
| PRICEsBELOw COMPETITION, and within the
| reach Of every one that wants o FIRsT-CLASs
/ SHIRT AT A Low PRICE.
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TIE DOMESTIC SEWN MA
CHINE
The easiest 20 sell: liehtest running: makes the
least boise: does the greatest range Of work per-
feet in its ratfops: can't Of order viii
wesra life time: in fact, &c Is o
DOMESTIC NECESSITY:
no family can afford to be without one: few dsx.
trial with assistance Of teacher FREE: more thsa
about year seo; have other mschines but little
use, taken u 1change for the DOMESTIC, viz:
Singer, &C.. &c., for sale st prices rsIeine from
80 TO sS each. Good csnvsssers, male aud
PHIL. II. WEIGH, Agent.
mGz I'm Ihep soc st., Masonic Temple.
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Infants C o0ds.

L EG DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKs, MERIN0s
CLOARs. WOOL SHIRTS, BAsKETs,sc &c.
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nl b. h. NARNEB,
~ Beal Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
Federal Buildings. corner 18th and r St.. northwss
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MAMMALS SALE UF LOT OF FINE
" GIN, BhAsDIBe. WHISTLES, WINE
TIONEBR
I'm virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued from the
Clel flee Cf the kuprsme Court Of the District
- Coiumbia, and 10 me directed will sell at pu D.
nc ssle. for cash, at the auction store of Wn, L.
W sll Co, on 9Th street and PenusyIvsnia aveDus
northwest, on TUESDAY, the 3lst day of Marcn
1879. commencing At % O'Clock m the following
goods and chaftels, TO Wit, viZ:-Lot Gin, Rum
Brandy Sherry and Ca awbs Wines, and lot Porter
seized ard leyies upon the goods aud chat of
Echclss T. Pate. and will be sold to satisfy execu-
tion No. II ,6S2 in favor Of Nicholas bath 4 o.
ALkA. SHARP, u. b MarshalD q
WIN. l.. WALL Co, Aucts.
March 18th, 1874 maraI-dts
DY VIM l. MAId. q CO Inction-.--
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NV ExPRKss LINZ VIA CANAL,
EsfAB LIsh 4 ID Is1I.

SILK DYES AMI SC0tRER,
u.s, ~, OF Colonization Hall
taken spsrf. Ns"o vnnous oeinS
sg.sI,sasas Garments CLEANED and Dyed without
notice. S'~ = snoftes
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 27 1874.
CLEARED

Steamship Cuba Br Martyn, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Cleopatra, Buckley. Savannah-Murray,
Steamship south Carolina. Beckett chareston-J W
Steamship Regulator. Wood, Wilmington, NC-w
steamship Wyauoke Couch Norfolk, City Point and
Richmon i-od Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Fanita Howe, Pniadelpha-Loriari
s eamshin LIaucua Bcarse Bostnp-H Dimocs
Ship Cicero tBr). Marsh, London-Charles l. Wright
Ship Liverpool. Lambert, London-Grnnel Minturn
CO.
Bark Hampton Court tBr,. Lanquist Exeter-McMur-
BARK Marchino dtaD, zlnow. Gl.scow-slocovich
Bark ouse Malcolm tBr). Robertson, Cork or Fal-
mouth-Tucke ker HenriQues
Bark Concezione dad Lebofe, Civita Vecchia-So-
BarK Robert Move, Dearborn, Port spain-H Trow-
Bark steele (Bp, Leighton. Moble-snow Bur-
gess.
BARK Alexander tswe), olmselds, Philadelphia
Brig sarah crowell tBr, Morris, st Johns, PR v
Brig 4 B dove, Hodgman. Havana-s Loud 4 Co.
schr Florence Bailey Clark, Port Stanley Oakland
Islands, samson x Bro
schr Aoa Doane, Nickerson, Mayaguez, PR Wen
berg.
scnr james Slater, Hawkins Naguabo-A Abbott
Schr Frank treat, Downing Turks Island and mar
schr Brunette. Rich, Bangor-R P Buck Co.
schr q Hayden, Green, Providence-H w Jackson
Son.
schr r a Forsyth, Hcbbie. stamtord-stamtord Manu-.
Steamer A U sumerA Warren. PnlladeipnaA -James
Hand.
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sehr Ar en- Quincy ournsy. R,l.Aoe.hDor. for Provs

dence.
Schr 3urney Quincy Rondout for Providence.
schr bcrry, Win low, Port johnson Tor Salem.
schr q "a Porter. sllen Amboy tor Portland
Schr Jo IN ID Buckaew. Guptll. Ambos Tor Hartfo4d.
schr J Hess, Conkn, south Amboy ior New London.
Schr All non. Smith, Anboy for Salem
Schr Ge orgla. Gardner, New Yors Tor Bangor.
Schr sad tnn Abbott Port johnson Tor Salem.
Schr q rh America (Br). joyce, New YORK for st
Johns. M.
Schr En- una Green, Wise, Port johnson for Boston
Schr fa my fhnt Flint New York tor Boston.
Scnr Ar thur Burton, Blowhard, Port johnson for
Salem.
yei million, Petit Port Johnson BrdRepo
Schr Ro bert smith, Hubbard Port johnson Tor Provi
dence.
schr Lit erty Johnson, Port johnson Tor Providence
schr Ra cfe Jane, Hunt, Port johnson for somerset
Schr Ev slime. Bagey, Aintoy salem.
schr Aldridge, Andrews Port johnson for Boston
Scnr As Ser Parker, Carpenter, New York for Glen
Cove
steamer Electra Young. New YORK tor providence
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essn whale: along the Ice LINT :o,assy wess % .sd
HEAVY asid ice srsdas,,s sss ssS
81 worked through shs Ice T. ndan oins
IN ana ss
Ice snps al report no whales ce and une ne,d y ar
At ne rate Of six miles an hour WIND al
Of s ~ on a.
S ane n ens no me ice N Of a' ~
@ "a a to anchor at Ko,ssbae saand july
.
q Is y as ase aasd y M
ourths Of the time southerly winds and ioggv weather
August 20 Owe whaieshps went south TO cruise for right
letter from Cap. Pesss q the bark Ocean; cl Ne
ssosS out cesn The Was om
sept The mate and cooper had been SICK and were
b. s e ss H o ID ns 1sSH 1s% s m
is s
n s
rss serh q ssnrsna ssns rhsrs less
ssSs sss Sss:i .lisssSss :Sa'Ssisy winds :ngs
time viii shows Men more Msus Of
ss :A:s' @ ss'H Ice Ne $
vember
wslrus Oil
NIB reports her OF Point Belcher, July 10 with 100 bb
whale and 375 do walrus oil Heard barks Joseph
Maxwell, Hickmott $50 walrus; Progress. Dowden, $40
walrua
reports her In the Arctic July 81 with $50 bbls walrus
oil. Other ships in taat vicinity had done about the
same. Had heard OF but two whales being taken.
Letter q% ,D Capt q ~ Oars MD S M
rus oil Hoped 20 be ct San Francisco Nov Ia
spoken.
Ship Emma, Rich from Boston for Talcahuano sept6
lat 81 N, Ion 80 " w.
Bark Eleanor isr), Dunn from Belfast for Galveston.
Oct ~, of iuskar.
Brig Star ight from Porto Rico for New Haven Oct Is
OF Five Fathom bank, with loss OF mainboom.
Brig Lucy W now, Stone, from New York for Rio
Grandc. sept H. LAT 9 n, Ion "a w.
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Foreign Porte.

ALcoA BAI con. Sept lin port barks Nonpareil,
Depo: ti uas fnvS Ssw & 0rs
BRIsroL, Oct lA-saied Amazon. Baltzer Wilmington
BARcnIos4. Oct e-Arrved, bark Jossnna csp), Mars
Hollis York s bark 1ln 1s .f saH. FriiS % do, Ss2 Sa
ti.area 10Th brs James @ 1ofan eBr Seton Turks Is
Oct sSp Taylor Bonn
Arrived at Penarth 18th, ship Intrepid, Simmons,
CgIaAvrS;, Oct ll-Arr,ved bArk Almena, Eldridss.
sasa iHt En- :aiD Hssaua oe school, California
cADis, Oct CARVED, bark Broihsra Thursson L,s.
GHsy, Aug s-salsd, ship Dhawar tBr, vresDody.
In port xSs 2: ship swlfssnrs OR. seadls for New
CArn coAsr CAsILR seps Ain port bark Albertina,
D.s1sIc, Oct iS"snivsd brig sicol.us Cor. Berg,
Island .s 49, s,s Syss .s.S @ hSrea ship
shsars sso9nsson hound soa. ssss
ass4l1.s ocs i5Arrysa SriTs EiDs |sr', 6hi:aom.
Ha or c
ssp K sa S Nsa9
sfx S0sn ssrss r Townsend
M Ssw Noble
HosoIgLu Sept asxrrvea BARK KIN s,se e sfS. Bunce
,.mALIs1f, Oet as-1rriyed bark Eliza AvelIna tsr.
na sa s shp Jaca sas q snon SANDY
LlvEnroOL Oct is-saiied, ship transit Percy. New
LoxDoS. Oct ls-cieared. H Haarfager. Halvorsen.
LISBON. oc, s-Arrved, bark Insula Capri cNor, Dan.
LEanoss. OCT il-sailed. bark w,mburn Br. McDou.
NM; M;ss.. sept LIN y por. ships no9gly Frost. from
Quiy ote, penhallow. Tor New York, do.
Sailed Aug ., ship Mutlah (Br), Burr, New York.
mo- 70 load for New YORK
MAuGrius. Sept 6-Arrved. bark Queen Of the South
By Adair nSng On, gona sand saled 9Th tor New Ycrk
PORTLAND F. uct i3-saied from the Road sship Harry
Or Falk fuer), HAupi drom IIamburg), New York.
rADtse. Aug Fin por; bares Ragilc ttgs,, Jn,he
Brouse tBT iron Newcastle N vi arrived 2srh for
Para oct tin port schr Jesse Carr. Underhili. Tor
PANAMA Oct I-Arrived steamship Constitution, San
Francisco.
sailed I'D steamship Colina san Francisco with AS
passe ngeis and 10 tons freight.
PoRr HAsrINGs oct I-Passcd. ship County of Pict0u
Gedde t MeHenze ro 'o London or 1o sehr Blink
Bonnie tbrl Miramchi for Boston, c.,, ,,,
QuEnhc: oct zs.Clearcd steamships Canadian tbr),
Miiier Glaspowi Hibernian (Brl, Miller, Liverpool. =
SHIELD. Oct is-Arrived, bark Geo Doane Or. Cor
swAysrA Oct IL Arrived, ship vscount Canning tBr.
Scott Pensacola.
sIScApoRs. oct 24-In port ship Bansan tsr for Bos-
SIERRA LrosK sept zS-In port bark Trcpic Btrd Hav.
lin. WIG; brig Rescue, Leadbctter, do. ,.
ST inoNAs. Oct l5Su led. brig Va encia Richardson
Turk, islanls, to load Tor irov,dence. y
ST Jons. Nh Oct H.Cicared schrs sawyer ana
Arrived 9Th. slssnshp Alps {Br, Drakeford. Liver.
pool; sohr panipero lpr. Locke. New Yori, p
Cleared y, b, senrs Eubina tIr) New York; o Saw
TRIESTE Oct T.. allied, bark Waldo, Estes, Leahorn
'rs aSS Isis .D nSna Ana ass.. sssAsd
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fantry ana TO lieutenant colone. Fifteenth United
States in iantry IN June, 1874. while In command
or Fort Columbus. New York. Colonel Roy had
been on leave OF absence, owing TO temporary III
ness. lie was suddenly attacked with the pouf
from that moment. and suffered intense pain.
being unconscious toward the last. HIS remains
OF soldiers from Fort McHenry. Colonel Roy was
an accomplished, genial gentleman, and had
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
OBITUARY.

John Lnlywhite, the English Cricketer.
John Lillywhite. the veteran English cricketer
and compiler OF several works ON the national
game OF England, died In England yesterday IN the
forty-elghth year OF bis age. Mr.. Lilywhite,
although In years . young man. IL justly termed q
veteran cricketer. He devoted himself 10 the
cultivation OF the sport at an early age. and
soon became skilled player and authority on the
rules OF the game. Men OF his IA miy had been al.
ready famous IN stirring contests OF the peaceful
field, and John Lillywhte upheld their name ana
reputation In Jealous manner and with honor
able pride. He was conspicuous member uf tue
team OF English cricketers who crossed The Allan
tic to New YORK, some twenty years ago,
boken IN the presence Of crowd Of spectators,
the game being at the time comparatively new 10
men, VINO were LOGGED at the old Rainbow
Hotel IN Beekman street, were the lions
Australia with band Of Ena,sb cricketers. @ wheTs
he was forced to exercise his very best powers in
order to maintain mis- reputation against the skill
and agility oi the freedmen OF the antlpodes. He
was greatly respected IN life, and his name be.
came known IN almost every civilized country by
his writings on the game or cricket
DR.. Louis Greiner. tho German Revolu-
Zionist.
AT his residence, In Newark, N. j., on Monday,
26th inst, died DR.. Louis Greiner, q well known
lawyer OF that city, but more especially noted as
having been one Of the leaders In the German
IfeVOiutlou Oi lSlS he was one OF the i've who
formed provisional government over one OF the
Rhine provinces. He was captured, imprisoned
and sentenced to death. but rescued by the people
and escaped to Switzerland, and thence went to
England. In 1851 ne came 10 America and settled
In Newark as lawyer. He was gfadu.
ate OF Heidelberg University, aud from
Munich received The degree OF Doctor OF
Laws He was strong abolllonist and took an
active part IN republican pohtics until Of late
years, when, becoming dIsRnstcd with the way
ms party was being governed, ne retired In dis
gust from active labor. The Doctor was IN his
slxteth year. lie vas q thoroughbred gen tlem.n,
aud among mis- countrymen IN America was bigniy
respected. Yesterday, out OF respect TO his MEM
0ry, the Essex county courts adjourned early.
To-day tne funeral taxes place.
Lieutenant Colonel James p. Roy,
United States Army.
Lieutenant Colonel James r. Roy. United states
Army, died at naltpast two O'Clock Saturday,
oath Inst OF gout In the stomach. ut his residence
North Charles street. Baltimore. In the forty
seventh year OF his age He was born in London,
England, on April sO 1925 graduated at West
Point In Isso and entered the United States Army
as brevet second Lieutenant OF the Eighth
inrantry on July /. ls4S He was pro-
NOTED to second lieutenant Second IN.
iantry on the 3lst II August, 1906 TO nrst
lieutensnt March 90 ls66t TO captain May ~ 1891
wss promoted to rnAjSr N Dtxtn UnitsQ states ~
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and shlo captains In
formed that by telegraphiay TO the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. tbs arrivals at AMI depart
ures from European ports AMI other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabled this country
tree OF charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
Moses Lefever-A Veteran Steamboat
Man OF the Hudson.

Moses Lefever. one OF the oldest steamboat men
on the HUDSON, died at New Patz near Pough-
keepsie. n. ", yesterday. lie succumbed To the
effects OF an attack OF cry lspelas Mr.. Leiever was
widely known among Hudson River steamboat
men, and was highly esteemed oy the travelling
public.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
SAILED.

Steamsh lps Bnglana (Brl. for LIVERPOOL; Cleopatra
Savannah Sou Carolina. Charleston; Regulator. Viii
mingon, 70: Wyanoke Rchmond. &c; Fsait. Pha-
satningen (Nor London; schr John Douglas Cardenas
Also sail ID ship Oasis: oarks Hex, and Satama brig
Rozelle sm h.
Anchore. nj Sandy Hook. outward bsnnd. bark Oath
arina ior ltcw Zealand.
Wind 1t q \ set SW. light
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WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT7

Eugene McEntee, blacksmith, thirty mine years
OF age, residing at No. 435 Flushing avenue. was
arrested yesterday afternoon aud locked 40 IN the
Filth Precinct station house tor stealing a coal
cart from James Wild North Ninth street ana
Union avenue, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
COhTAGIoUo DISEASES.

The following Is comparative statement OF
cases OF contagious diseases for the two weeks
ending October "a 1s74:-
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMER Sept 0-Passed, ships Castne Wilson, from Ba-
tavia for Boston Janet Ferguson (Bp Richie, from
Manila Tor do
BARCELONA, Oct ARRIVED briggs safo Gp) Arimon.
New York via Vigo; Dorotea tsp) Pages, do do.
BArAuA-Arrived. brig Mary N Francis, Francis Co.
lomto.
CARDIFF. Oct N-Arrived. ship Nancy Pendleton, Pen
dlcton, Bremen.
GLOUCESTER. Oct 1e-sailed bark ronsberghuus Nor
Jacobsen, United States.
GLASGOW. Oct 27-Arnved. steamship State Of Nevada
Orr. Braes New York.
GIBRALrAR, Oct ARRIVED. barks Nuovo Monde GtaD
savarese, New York. Edith tBr Lockhart, Philadelphia
for Naples; brig Lily tBr). Lawrence, Philadelphia
HAvRx, Oct 2S-sailed steamship suevia Ger, new),
tor New York.
Jorgensen. New York TOR Gloucester
LIVERPOOL. Oct N-Sailed ships John Bryce Morse
Callao Calista Hawcs (Br, Leavitr Savannah Qatter
putting back); bark Emma Herman. Nichols Boston,
and Chaplin, Bunker, Portland (nether previously;
Buccfalo utaD sanguineti. Caiso
Sailed 2th steamship Italy Br) Thomson, Boston and
New York 26h, bark Herbert Br Hill United States;
brig Norge Nor). Johansen. do
LONDONDERRY. Oct 28-Arrved, barks Countess Of Duf
term tBr McGonagle. Baltimore Dido sus), Rank do
(see below.
LISBON, Oct --Arrived. bark Orsole GtaD, Canero
New YORK brig Andrea Mignano GtaD. Lubrano, do.
LxcHoRN, Oct --Arrived. bark Nuova Emile Celes.
tina ItaD, StGrace, New York.
MovILLx, Oct 27-Arrived. steamship California Br)
Ovenstone. New York COR Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 26-Arrved. bark Due Cecile ntaD,
scnaffino New YORK; brig Domingo Qtab, Marini. dol
9th, 2;sO AN. steamship City OF Paris B, bbetts do
land proceeded for LiverpooD.
on Pastnet 9th, 2PM steamship Denmark Hr) VIII
Hams, from New York for Queenstown and Liverpool.
SournAnrroN. OctN-Arrived. steamship Rhein Q3cr).
Brickensten, New York for Bremen
sorLLY. Oct 27-of, ship Elizabeth Cushing Colby,
from Shields for Nollendo.
Sailed from - bark Cazque Br) Cox drom Pa
trss sept ~, United states.
LONDON Oct N-Bark Dido (Rus), Rank, at London
derry Baltimore experienced heavy weather and
received considerable damage.
Brig Lophema (Br). from Liverpool for Baltimore.
picked up from raft Ave persons belonging to the
steamship Mary BT, which foundered whiie on q
age from Glasgow TO TYinidad. The Lophema trans
ferred them to the bark Egyptian which vessel landed
them at Falmouth tits probable that with the excep-
ton Of the Ave abovo mentioned and the two
landed at Falmouth by the steamship Horseguards all
those who the Mary including the cap tain are
lost
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Ston,N.
Saiis. iDessinat,oa.
OMce.

DATRs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THY
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28


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