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UDITOR's NOTiCE.-ln the Court oi
a Common Pleas Of cicArielj Co, Pa. NO.
f2l June Term, ie,3-
Faust 4 Goodwin ...
W. rlc'ln AifH'H"'""
Ed. kratSer. "N.
The undersigned auditor, appointed ny ny
Court 20 distribute tho mont{ aii'las liou W
salc If ,bc pcrsonal property Of Ed. kra'ief a.
,aolcd Nv virtue OF lhe above attachment an9
,od by order Of the Court 70 the parties cn',a
thereto according 10 Law. giyes neuee mat ne w,
attend to the duties Of The appointments =, my
oincc. in the borough NJ clcarheld, "a. on ihn,s.
day. the sth day Of January, A. y 1874 "iP'V
and when parties interested ma, at.s"d' 80
"a S.clT Z, CYRUS GORDON, ~aditot
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NOR sALE.-The undersigned offers for
sale the following property pairs Of Twin
sieds, 2 one horse Sleds. eonpcf-sirP fecu
Cutters. All the above will be sold cheap ior
cash or exchanged for lumber and app,osed
sann,rv produee' J.. A. TERPE,
Now Salem. Jan. I, 1s7i.-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-01-07

NTOriCE.-In the Common plcas Of Clear
IN field county. No. 1876 Sept. Term, 1877.
ii. y. Bigier 4 Co. rs Y. Plato. Defendant, and
George Watson, Samuel bradford. Isaac Cams
Alexander Gains. Joseph Thompson, George
W. Gearhart, Ands Jno. fenton, Dave Gear
hart, Peter Mc0eorge and William Porter uar.
nishees. Foreign attachment and Judgment
AGAINST Defendant, and rule entered by Plain
tia for assessment Of damages.
An persons interested are hereby notified that
viii assess the damages in this case at the Pro
thonotary's Office, in clearheld, on Saturday, the
2Ith January, A. d. 1874, at 2 o'clock'r. N.
ian7.st A.. G. TATE, Prothono,ary.
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altw advertisements.

NJ OTICE.-This is to certify that H.. p
v Trout is released from all blame Of having
taken The money that was stolen from me on the
o5,h Of November, rs be was not in the township
at the timc. ohhhn DV"
knox twp.. Januay Z, 1S75.-3t.s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-01-07

NTOTICE.-In the Common Pleas OF Clear
IN field county. No. 81 January Term 1870
z. l.. Hoover
90. Fcreigz attachment and
James W. McGse, judgment against Defendant,
Defendant, and and rule entered BY riainun
d. II. Fullerton, for assessment Of damages
Garnishcc.
All persons interested are hereby noulea ,na'
iii, assess the damages in this ca at the Pro
,honotayy's Office. in Clearfcld, on Saturday, the
2ltb January, A. ID. 1874, at o'clock 2. NJ
ian7-st A. @. TATR, Prothonotary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-01-07

NrOTICE.-In tho Common Pleas Of Clear
field county. No. 400 Sept. Term isI2'
~, Foreign attachment and
Jas. W. McGec, Judgment against Defendant,
Defendant, and and rule entered ey r'ain'in
James Mitchell, for assessment 0' damages
Garnishee-
An persons interested are hereby notified that
will assess the damages in this case st the Pro-
thonotary's Office, in Clarified, on Saturday. the
qitb day Of Jan. A. D. 1874, At 2 o'clock 2r. NJ
ian7.st A. @. TATE, Prothonotary.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
WESTCHESTER.

The projected river excursion for the poor chill
dren of Nonkers has been abandoned owing to a
lack Of tangible encouragement on the part of the
citizens OF that place.
The Board of Audit appointed under the Annex
alton act to examine the accounts of certain ofi-
cials in the former towns of Morrsania, West
Farms and Kingsbridge, have applied for man.
damus to compel John J. Clarke, late Receiver OF
Taxes in the first mentioned place, to submit his
books for its inspection.
Owing to the continued wet weather the county
fair, which 10 was announced would close yester-
day, has proved almost complete failure. Other
than such a result could scarcely have been eX-
pected in view OF the adverse character Of the
elements, which appeared somehow to frown upon
the exhibition from its commencement to It's
close. The managers, however, express their
intention to carry out the trotting pro,
gramme. and to this end they VIII avail
themselves Of the first fine day during the ensuing
week to call the races advertised to take place
last Thursday. The entries for the two last days
win also be placed on the track in consecutive
order, as the weather may permit Meantime
most Of the goods on exhibition Will remain until
alter the racing takes place.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
BROOKLYN.

The tax receipts for the past week amounted to
500. 274 27.
There were $40 persons arrested by the police
during the past week.
In the foreclosure suit OF Wyckof & jones' Judge
Pratt granted b. F. Tracy, Brodhead and Catlin,
counsel, 900 lees.
Four millions Of gallons OF water or six and one
third inches on the level. fell IN the Mount Pros
pect reservoir from Monday up to Friday morning
last.
Thomas Fitzgerald, eleven years Of age. stabbed
James Farrell a youth Of sixteen years, IN the
side during quarrel in Navy street yesterday.
Thomas Is locked up to answer.
The Oceanus Club, OF Brooklyn, closed the season
at their club house on Rockaway Beach with the
usual ecldt yesterday The most prominent demo-
cratic politicians OF Kings county participated IN
the festivities.
United States Commissioner wlnslow held John
J. Connolly, OF No. a26 Myrtle avenue, yesterday,
in the sum OF $4,000. to answer for using still
without having registered the same. as required
by the Internal Revenue law.
An unknown man, dressed In black, fell OF the
Hamilton avenue ierryboat about seven O'Clock on
Friday evening last, while the boat was on the
way from New York to Brooklyn. His body was
inches IN height.
Mayor Hunter has determined upon an appeal
from the mandamus Of the Park commissioners
compelling HIM to sign the bonds for the Ocean
avenue improvement, amounting to $4,000 He
the line OF the avenue have been the parties bene-
flied by the work, and they alone should pay the
cost. The appeal Will be argued before the General
Term OF the supreme Court this week.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Donau Ger, Neynaber, Bremen via South
peachy and Vera CRUZ Alexandra Sons
Steamship Geo Clyde, Penninston Galveston VIA Key
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble. Now orleans-
Steamship United States, Burdick, New orleans-yred
Steamship San Jacnto, Hazard, savannah-w Gar.
Steamship Huntsville, Crowen, savannah-Robt Low.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. Charleston-J ouin
steamship Regulator, Wood, Wilmington, Nc-w
Steamship Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and Kichmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co,
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC-J U
Steamship Fanta, Howe PhiladelDhia-Lorillard
Steamship Chesapeake. Mangum Portland-J Ames
Steamship George Cromwell, Bacon Portland Me-
Steamship Gen whitney Hallett, Bostop-B Dimock
Ship Ajax Nor); Apenes Hayre-G Tobias = Co. ~
Bark soil deo Gloria (Ger, Wienandt, Ripa-J W
'f BARK lewis Lamb Rr, Williams, ,Newcastle-Funch,
Bark Nomad, Jayne. Melbourne Mailer 4 Quereau.
=, Bark Eliza Barss OBJ. Vesey' Hamilton (bermuda)-
Bark Ranger (Bp, Scott, Charleston-Hoyd q Hinc-
Brig Gosne ItaD, Maresca, Malaga-Funch. Edve 4
Brig Republic CBr, Lockhart, St Johns MO W Ber-
Brig Maggie (Br) swatridge. South Amboy-C W Ber-
schr San Juan. Noble, Prontera, Mex-B Metcalf d
schr Virginia Rulon, Rulon, jacksonville Warren
schr Eta Nav, Dix, Brunswick, Ga-warren Ray:
schr Carrie Bentley Falkenbure, Charleston Bent
schr Melvin, Roberts .Newbern-w Kerr;
schr Helen Waite Kelly, Portsmouth. NH-Chas Fl
schr Thos Owen, Simpson, Bristol and Providence
sioop Eliza Ann Roman, New Haven-Rackett& & Bro.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Phadelphia-James Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

schr Merwln, Bunce, Fall River for New York.
scbr Bartlett Kelly Boston for New York.
schr Kate Rommell, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Tinker Stewart. New London for New York.
schr Emma, White, Taunton for New York.
bchr Nellie, White New London for New York.
Schr Cornena, Carroll. New London TOR New York
schr " GIifng. drnng Quincy Point for New
schr 4 NJ Aldrdge, Swain, Portland for New York.
with stone TO order.
schr Mary Lowering, Providence for New York
schr JOS Rogers, Rogers Portland for New York. with
schr Fair Wind, Bowman, Somerset tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr o Wells Wells, Hoboken for Providence.
Scpr LLeonoIa Welis, New York for Noank.
schr Francis burdett Allen, Hoboken for Providence
schr David q Floyd, Clifford, Hoboken for Boston.
sohr Williamson, Jr, Sears, Port johnson tor Ports
sehr Kane, Pierson, Plermont for saybrook.
schr Eli TOWNSEND. Nichols, Port johnson for Prov
dence
schr Rust Norton, Port johnson for stonington.
schr Allen Gurney, 1urney Port Johnson tor Provi-
schr Atwater Smith, Port johnson for Providence.
schr WorthingtOn, Fitch, Port Johnson Provi-
dence
schr Mary Potter, Potter, New York tor Noank.
schr Lane, Fuller, New York for Yarmouth.
Schr virginia Bearse Port johnson for Providence
schr II + Ely Stokes, New York tor Edgartown.
Schr Prospect, Handy, Port johnson for Salem.
Schr Transit Davis, Rondout tor Providence
den
schr Carrie L Hx Hix Port johnson for Rondout
scnr Asher Parker, Carpenter New York for Glen
Cove
schr Oliver Perry, Murphy New York for Glen Cove.
Steamer City OF New Bedford springer. New FORK Tor
New Bedford
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
LONG ISLAND.

The Republican County Convention OF Suffolk
county will be held at the Court House, in River
head on Monday, the 21st, to elect four delegates
TO the State Convention.
Work on the new reservoir Of the BROOKLYN Wa
ter Works at Hampstead Is now nearly suspended,
only one steam shovel being In operation and the
force OF wOrkmen much reduced.
The new inlet at Atlanticville Is progressing, q
channel having already been cut from the bay
about thirty rods in length and four rods wide.
The people OF the neighborhood give Saturday OF
each week TO the WORK.
d. T. Baylis OF Setauket, has contracted to
build snip for Captain James Davis, OF Patch
ogue, to be about q 500 tons burden ana to cost
upwards OF $l5,0 The work OF saving out the
frame and siding timber Is already commenced.
The new owners OF the South Side Railroad are
now In control OF the road, having taken posses.
sion on Thursday last ct twelve O'Clock. 1t is un.
dersrood that as soon as the arrangements can
be made the passenger trains will be run to Hun
ters Point instead Of to the loot OF South Eighth
street, Williamsburg.
The County Court and Court Of Sessions of Suf.
folk county will convene tomorrow at River
head. The business promises to be unusually
heavy, the jail at present containing seventeen
prisoners, most OF them awaiting trial on indict-
ment and the civil calendar also contains an unu-
sual number OF cases.
Mr. c. L. A. Betenger's barn, at Islip, was dis
covered to be on fire yesterday, and the names
had already made such progress that it was found
impossible to save any Of the contents, including
a valuable horse and wagon. The total loss IS
about $1,000; insured for $500 on the barn and
$500 on the contents in the Home OF New York
The fire Is supposed to have been the work OF an
ncendiary.
Samuei l.. Harley, storeKeeper at Dix Hills,
was arrested on Friday on charge OF assault,
preferred by his wife. She charged that he had
threatened her life, and for fear he would carry
his threat into execution she caused his arrest.
He was taken to the Suffolk County Jail at River
heau. 1t Is understood that Mrs. Harley also in
tends to bring a charge OF bigamy against him. he
having, as alleged another wife living AT the
time he was arrested Harley was engaged IN
where ne had used 1t. COW discovered the yes
sci and swallowed some OF the contents; she soon
aterward commenced to swell rapidly frOm the
effects Of the poison in the paint, and in a shor
time died in great agony.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
Maritime Misc eIlany.

SUR oosnDnxc. Sf New York; Howe ss B Boston Ct from
water sssk panied White floating end ap staff rigsed
snS sSn OF ns ne. peR f ay M hs1s hs
opmas with rigging 's
BAnx ram rom Dublin ut ballast STD for a
pairs
etS rS% rom Bel, Belfast sa for New
ork ceopas IeoG having f M IN as of Be
muda, 4th inst, lost main and mzzen masts.
Hsss ARG ysa
Turk and Salt Cay I'll p g the regis E
whence she hailed.
s 9ass & 5snsr il a Fl 10
mzzen cpmast had mzzen saysail set and some san
snS g It S
anoe.
BRIe rnoxro dtaD oscace, from cette for New York,
maned pand was advertsed to be sod at
gecras the 10th inst together with 45l b6is cement
taken Gibraltar Bay and slowed on board hulk
soHR JULIA MERRITT, Hindon, while on the passage
Violent gale already reported by Capt Look sehr
Annie Lee on the morning of Of the h inst e at sSSS
with squalls Of rain and by eleven 9elSek It had
fSn @
the she being with coal her BE-
she G pGSs
ha his IN
cross and tremendous wind had she been hove to
Tor two hours the water was level with the top
house, and she lost boat had light woodwork stove and
sails split as 1t was
ScHR SARAH COLE, owned by Capt Van Lieu Of Calves
ton sailed from TuXpan the 18th Aug tor Galveston
bunees bbs and has
not been heard OF since.
scHR KATE E STUART (of Pc Isand>, Twoswell, from
Sydney for shedac with coal ashore at Grass Island
high up on the beach and bilseo.
Ss% been sS to Gns Ia
fishing business from New London.
ScuR ECLIPSE from New York. was struck by lightning
at Savannah Sept H. and had mainmast and maintop-
mast shattered
PHILADELPHIA Sept 19-schr l. G Hickman from Kenne-
River with for this port off the New Jersey
coast Absecom and Egg Harbor yesterday and
q tug sent to her assistance 1t is probable she is
the schr reported ashore near Egg Harbor.
Whalemen.
Sum- Taylor, OF PrOvincetown months out, with 100
bbs and 2lO do hpbk oil board for Provincetown
npcetown, 10 bSs 3d. 10 VIII OIL and boiling Antarctic
OF do, 25o bbls sp H Hatheld do 200 sp and boiling;
brig iemen Smith, Of Boston. oil not stated.
July lat 33 Ion Al 80 bark Tucker, Richardson,
NIB, 80 bbls oil oath. lat "a 30 lon 49, bark Ohio How
Land M nothing since leaving port 2Sth sehr a Admiral
40 26, schr Petrel Baker, NIB, clean.
Spoken.
Steamship China Philip from San Francisco for Yoko.
hama, sept 7, lat 3S 40 N, Ion III 80 W.
ssSt ssR p Edwara S e perc m from Calcutta for New York.
Ship Universe, from Liverpool for Savannah, Aug 2s
ship Lille soulard pr, Webster. from Dublin, ana
boat II Aspinwaii No 5D. W. paw
Nor n%E baE bound E. Cor Code
A Br brig bound T. showing Commercial Code signal
letters FDH no date lat 43 N, Ion %.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
MINIATURE BOAT RACING.
Regatta Of the Prospect Park Club Oh
Prospect Park Lake.

Prospect Park Lake.
notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of the
clouds Yesterday the open space In 'front.' OF the
well house at the upper lake and the small island
In front were crowded with spectators OF the sail
ing contest between miniature yachts Many Of
those present were ladies. Nearly two hundred
carriages in attendance, filled with the friends
OF the young yachtsmen. The afternoon cleared
or with strong breeze and the racing
throughout was very fine. The wind was
nortneasterly. The boats started from the
head OF the lake and ran to the
dam. Quite a fleet of boats were on the lake,
flied with ladies eager 10 obtain the best view OF
the racing. Those along the shore became so ex.
cited toward the close OF the different contests
that in one case a boy was pushed into the lake,
and but for the timely assistance OF keeper might
have been crowned. The boats oil the Prospect
Park Club were all out, and few OF the Long
Islanders entered into friendly races with them
before the regatta commenced.
The nr6t or these was match between the Guy
ler and Unknown, In which the former proved the
victor The next was between the Osceola, Hurri-
cane and Kate, and as these yachts were to take
part in the regatta considerable interest was mani
tested in the result. After close run the Osceola
came in first, the Hurricane being driven from her
course
Messrs. KimbaT and Cooke were chosen judges
Mr.. Bunce starter and Mr.. Herbert tmekeeper IN
the first and second class; large silver pitcher
and set OF spoons respectively. the flrst race
was fOr boats Of the second class, best TWO In
three. for which the Hurricane, Mr. c. F. Grant,
and Mr.. Cookies Kate contested They started in
the order named, at AS, under fifteen seconds
headway, and sailed on the starting tack The
Hurricane kept her distance till near midway,
| when the Kate gained on her and came alongside
within fifty yards of the winning point, when she
was driven rom her course. The Hurricane then
| came in t1rst
In tue next start the Hurricane also proved the
victor.
! In the race for boats Of the nrst class the
Osceoa, Mr.. Conklin; Young Greek, Mr.. Knowles
! Emma Mr.. Northrup, and Mr.. Goods American
| started. The run was very close one between
! the osceoa and Young Greek, the former being
the winner
In the next start the wind changed and the
Osceola won easily, amid the cheers OF the spec
| tators,
| The prizes were then presented to Mr.. Conklin
and Mr.. Grant, after which luncheon was served
at q nelQhbOrlng hotel.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
NEW JERSEY.

The Union County Teachers Association n has de-
nounced the use Of the rod In the schoolroom.
The destructive fire at j. d R. Kingsand's mills.
Franklin. near Newark, was caused by the ex-
plosion OF Kerosene lamp.
The actual measurement of the late fall OF rain
in the state is estimated at seven inches and ten
one-hundredths. About four inches fell on Thurs
DAY night.
TWO members OF the Board OF Chosen Freehold
ers other than Coye, are implicated IN the trans
actions charged against him. Papers we're filed in
the case yesterday ana Will be sent to the Grand
Jury.
Edward Keogh, the laborer who was arrested in
Newark and handed over to the Morristown
authorities for suspected completely in the hahon
murder, has mad preliminary examination the
evidence adduced at which Indicates his probable
discharge.
Mr.. Thomas D. Harrison, President Of the Board
Of Aldermen, of Jersey City, has at last so far re-
covered as TO be able to 60 abroad BY the advice
OF his physicians ne has undertaken a trip to
Europe. He sailed yesterday by the White Star
steamship Britannia.
MRS. Sarah Mclaughlin, wife OF John McLaugh-
lin, residing on newark avenue. near Trade street
Jersey City. committed suicide yesterday alter
noon, by taking poison Intended for bed bugs she
died within three hours alter swallowing the
draught Deceased was shout thirty-two years OF
age and leaves two children. She had been OF q
melancholy disposition for many weeks past.
Patrick Reed, o. Elizabeth, has been arrested on
the complaint Of Thomas Jardne. of Railway, for
stealing the latter's umbrella, valued at $4. Reed
! alleges that Jardine owes him twenty-six cents.
, and his demand for payment being refused he
seized on the umbrella TO satisfy the debt Reed
now languishes IN prison. short time ago q
man was arrested In RAILWAY for stealing a grind.
stone.
The oldest public building In Jersey City, Wash
ington Hall. at the corner OF Cooper place and
Gregory street, is totterng to ruin The thorough
fare was blockaded at either end yesterday, as the
faf1ng OF the building was considered imminent.
afterwards as meeting place for temper ance
societies and as scboolhouse. IL has been lately
used az feed store.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

Union Club stifi retaining the lead. Here It was
evident that the Herald crew mad been holding
themselves well in and had been reservtng their
force for the finish, as with spirited squirt they
passed their antagonists and crossed the finishing
hne fully length ahead. The result was all the
more gratifying as the Union crew were the favor
ties before the start. The steamer William Fletcher
compished the distance in sixteen minutes. the
Union crew being four seconds behind.
This Is considered excellent time for amateur
oarsinen, as professionals rarely DO better tnali
fourteen minutes The weather was cooi anu
bracing. and all OF the conditions favorapie Al'o
gether the AFFAIR one OF the most enoyaoie ~
the season, and barring the dlsappon .niens en-
which necessarily accompanies defeat every o"e
seemed well satlfed with the afternoons sport.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
A NATATORIAL EXHIBITION.

1t was arranged by party OF. friends OF Mr.. ].
b. Johnson that he was to swim with Messrs.
Wolf and Senk yesterday, from the foot OF Sixty.
sixth street, East River. The disagreeable condt-
tion OF the weather prevented the match, however,
but Mr.. Braun, who has been enter tanning the
great English swimmer, requested him TO give
some exhibition of his SKILL Mr. Johnson CON-
piled, and actually proved that he could swim
under the He'll Gate current for five minutes
without coming to the surface. In addition to
this grand proof OF his endurance he took with
him afterwards a sandwich and some wine and
while he buffeted the waves with one nand he
seemed also to enjoy himself with the other Mr..
Johnson will swim publicly in the same locality on
Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
ROWING ON THE HARLEM RIVER.
RAce Between the Herald and Union
Rowing CIubs-A Spirited COntest-The
Reral Id Mem the Vfctors.

Rowing C1ubs-A Spirited COntest-The g
Herald Men the Victors.
The Harlem River was the scene OF an interest
Ing aquatic evens yesterday afternoon the occa.
SION being q race between picked crews OF the
Herald and the Union rowing clubs. The distance
was two and half miles, In four-oared racing
gigs; prze, valuable set OF colors. The event
has been looked forward to with considerable
interest by the friends OF the contestants, who
were out II full force Both crews have been in
aotve training, and were In excellent condition,
She spirited nature OF the contest being an evil
denee OF this tact. The Herald crew rowed In a
boat built for the race by Mr. John Mckay from the
came model "a that OF the Nautilus gig Puck
tyThe following are the names and weights OF the
Vcrews:-
rBE UNION CREW.
. T.. Condor Dow, l62 lbs; j. Connell 13l lbs
Macbeth. 100 lbs. u. Kells (strokel l42 Ibs e.
1;a uei- lcoxswalnl, lsO lbs. Aggregate weight of
THE HERALD CREW.
A vnstrong bowl l33 los; f. T. McCoyern
,aS IN. r. T. Wade, 1853 lbs. o. Johnston fstrose1
40 ibs u Dutton (coxswain), 1872 lbs Aapre9ate
Ee,rnt |, tkhe crew, 1856 lbs.
prnmnt, on time the signal was given for the
noa,s IN ca into position. The Herald had the
TeE york Ne and at the start was about .
fsnCth and vi behind very spirited strug-
Tie ensped a. IN ~ Macomp's Dam Br}dge. the
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
STATEN ISLAND.

Yesterday there were two steamships and five
barks and schOoners from Southern ports dis
charging carg0es into lighters of Robbins Reef
One OF the heavy brick structures in course OF
erection on the new made ground at the Bostwick
docks at Tompkinsville was damaged during the
storm on Friday. The walls were completed,
ready for the roof timbers, when the heavy rain
softened the mason work. so that about one.half
OF the upper wall and portion of the middle wall
tumbled In a heap to the ground. Fortunately no
one was engaged upon the building at the time.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in.
formed that by telegraphng to the HBRALp London
Bureau No 4s Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
ures IRON European ports and other ports abrosi
American and all foreign vessels trading with the Uaitei
States will be cablei this country
charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

the line by districts, under the direction OF the
Grand Marshal and his assistants. George q.
Breese d. d. ID. c., Kings district No. l, has issued
an order 1or the various Brooklyn lodges to
bic at the corner OF Montague and Clinton streets,
at twelve O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
SAILED.

Steamships Britannia (Br Spain lBr) City of Montreal
Br and pHrha sBr Lverpoo, vile De Paris .r fr,
Cuba. Havana, &c; Geo " Clyde. Galveston via Key
West knickeroocker, and United States New Orleans
Charleston; Regulator Wilmington NC, Old Dominion,
Richmond, &c; John Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Fanita
Philadelphia