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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

B.EE Pc BsyIro. rerrinan. from ctamrereq9 o. s.n
francc" has ashore hrtefrn AmAlpa and Ia nion,
and VII prove a total boss. an hands saved
Scum I.ADY SUgfoLK ~ nsmren. IRON Boston g. han
kor, With dr, ashurr MlcDefs iedEf near Hoax
land Ne, norninE ~ -h She has been strpped ~
s~s and Il breaking up VII probably he total Toss
ScmH Ina LkFrHiStrR which Zen Hastnn Tn insi. ~
iaftinr returned Hh. HAVING iu afk SATURDAY nirhts
eu Ah.et in fag. teen alth tiis sshr "
Ssnl Ai-" hound nom Bo.tan and hal pa quartef
stove aud ualnsall .tllt
S.hs hAsA Sssllfr. a. Norfak lih fri faftland ~
-, 'h one ~ ne crew Boa overheard Hn tf Ssh "
49,. NNf passing Through tNF fsath thannfl ttti1
'"''' N@s made 90 save him, bat slthtuf stai
r,hh AHHiE bNSFtfF Faksuhnrr frau nrastfaf tlty
80 .ie Nth I've uah altak 4n Asiiafe
on i.o'n'i Island Nfs.sl fan ~ .trr
Tue hs sfttuta seen pss.ing as Ieur, Uh lest and
snpf..ed =, he ichtlur ~ klnr Elfh4fd Ha
va leaking
~, srHooNNH nP.red ashore three rses aest ~ p,us
ynaiih noftnE a IN int "a alsu M
dAy ana pf"ec.ed Hlse 49, loaded ani asaut
capacity
HALIFAX. Aug Ntapt hnrtiricf mhlle "a tl,s pas.are
ffm tAIhnncaf, NJ o. labfala Iult "a IN Ia eHh 81
abandnned bafk, which b. and asanan uani.i ftafk
boarded immediately amer rettinr vss.ai
went dawn taking both sith hsf and nothn ha hssn
~ them since.
sniruuiLbrSc At Calais. Myssrs haasanan nsoshsss
have commenced % bald Schooner Moasfs Nlrkesn
lldeou have tSo vessels ou Che sturAa One neafy
ready y launch
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug s-Arived, ships Joseph spinney. Jor.
dan, Lobos Weber (Br) TredweI do; southern
Ocean (Br) Huxstablc do.
BRIsroL, Aug s-saied, bark Anto rus. on. Unlied
States.
BELFAST Aug s-sailed. bark Ragnhrd tNor, Jacobsen
United States; brig Dirigo, Coffin, do
CKrrE-Sailed brig Nepune's Car (BD, Pike. United
States.
CoNsrASrINorLE, July 3I-AuIved bark sospir ClusD,
Babarovich, New York for Odessa
DuNGENIss Aug S-On barks Geo Jones (Rr) Porter
New York for Rotterdam; Maggie Caryl CBn. Bishop,
Philadelphia for Antwerp; briggs Fritz tSwe. akensen,
Boston for London; Alaska r, Tucker New York for Rot
terdam; also the Schmidt from -.
Arrived in the Channel sh, ship Bombay Work, from
Akyab land proceeded for Bremen.
ELsINoRE, Aug 5-Arrived schr wanderer CBr). Cove,
Philadelphia
GLOUCESTER, Aug e-ArIvcd, steamer Alice Otto CBr.
Hughson Montreal
GREENocK, Aug 9-Saed. steamer Eiysia C3r) Campbell
New York; bark Triad (Br, New Orleans
Sailed from the Clyde sth, ship clydesdale r, Hooks,
Quebec
Arrived sth State of Georgia CBr Cooper New
York
GENOA, Aug 5-Arrived, bark F Prandeo Qtl) Todaro,
New Orleans; brig Edith Hall, Bunker, do.
Sailed about 5th bark American Eagle CBr) Tozer United
States.
HULL Aug e-Arrived steamer Navarno CBr), Frankiss
New York
HELvoEr Aug s-saled steamer Rotterdam Dutch, Jan.
HAvRE, Aug s-Arrved, ship Chandos Ross Bombay;
brig Daisy, Mccarthy, Pera
ISLE WIGHT, Aug s-oR ship schalds CBelgo Kniper.
Philadelphia for Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL, Aug sArrived, ship Conflict (Br, Hardy As
toria, O.
Sailed sth, ship City of Boston, Crosby United States;
bark Reinhold GER Gerach New York.
LONDON Aug 9-Sailed bark velox (Nor), New York.
Sailed 9th, bark Amaranth Nor Gundersen North Amer
lea
Arrived sth, barks II De vebber Br Wright Chatham
NIB; 9TH Omega Br), Bruce Montreal; Mediator (Nor
Jansen Richmond, Va Atalanta (Br) Doran. Charleston
LARSE Aug 7Sailed, steamer State of Indiana C,r) Sad
Ter from Glasgow, New York.
MovILLE, Aug 9-Arrived, steamer Prussan (Br) Rche
Montreal for Liverpool.
MoSrRosE Aug s-sailed bark Atlantic (Nor). Olsen,
United States.
OPoRTo-Saed. bark John Marsh, Hubbard, Phiadel-
phia; brig Clara jenkins, Coombs New York
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 9-Arrived, ship st Lawrence (Br),
Johnson San Francisco via Acapulco and Pernambuco
Also arrived 9th x AN, City of Richmond (Br),
Brooks, New York for Liverpool
RoUKS, Aug 6-Sailed, bark Anna A Rich (Br), Rich,
Tn tedS STATES
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DANIEL M'LEoD.

Jersey City lost yesterday old, respected and
terprsing citizen by the death Of Daniel Mcleod He
born in Ireland seventy four years ago and when
fourteen years of age he with his father this
country. From New York he went to New Haven,
where he remained in the bookbindng business till his
fortieth year. after which lac returned New York and
continued In the business. lie retired from
active pursuits several years ago and settled down
Jersey city His sterling honesty and shrewd business
capacity were appreciated by his fellow citizens, when
they nominated him for Mayor the republican ticket
He accepted the nomination with great reluctance He
was. however defeated by Mr.. O'Nci He was one Of
the founders of the organization known as the Friendly
Sons Of Ireland eight years ago, and elected
President His death resulted from apopexy He
leaves wife and two married daughters in anuent cir
cumstancae
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OBITUARY..
JUDGE JOHN d. MADDEN.


The many friends Of Judge John b. Madden will hear,
with regret of his DEATH which occurred last Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock He born In the parish of
Eska, county Galway Ireland in the year 1923 At the
age Of twenty three years he this country first
making his residence in the city of New York where he
remained almost until the breaking of the war He
was a member of the Jackson Guards commanded by
Captain p ID. Kelly, of the Ninth regiment OF New
York State Militia At the time Of his
resignation he had been appointed Second Lieut.
enant in this regiment He has for the last
seventeen years been resident of Long Island,
where he has occupied several important offices. lie
one OF the Asscmblymen from Queens County for
several years After the Incorporation Of Long Island
City, lac elected City Justice, which position he held
90 the time Of his death. Ills health has long been
running down, and attack OF consumption at last
separated him from his bereaved relatives. He was
married about seventeen years ago, and leaves
widow and little girl to mourn his loss.
He reputed to be "A very able and intelligent man,
aud much respected by all his neighbours. In the
words or one Of the latter, mo liked
well IN this part Of the country He died in the
munion OF the Roman Catholic Church. receiving their
last religious sacramcnts His funeral takes place
day at half past nine O'Clock from the Church of st.
Raphael All the members OF his church are expected
10 accompany the remains to the grave In Calvary
Cemetery. The Rev. Father Theodore GoetZ will per
form the last rites OF the Church. and a high requiem
will be sung In St. Raphaes for the repose of his
soul
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AMERICAN PORTS.

..APPoNArG. Ang 7-Arriycd schr VIM Gessner. Egbor
IObukcn.
BOSTON. Aug S-Arrived bark George Kemp (IIr)
Taylor, Port Elizabeth, CO II sehr Boston, Nckerson
ROndout.
Vth-Arrived. steamers Dominion Gir Clements.
Yarmouth, Ms; Carroll Wright Charlotetown: Norman
Boggs, Philadelphia briggs Woodcock (3rl Dyer Arccbo
China (ir Lord. It Thomas; Eureka, (Br), Wilson Surf
mans Florence, kathbun Phadepha schrs Charles Moore
RUSSELL Richmond va; HWhittngton Crowcll Baltimore
J 4 Bryan. Lee. Philadelphia
Also arrived steamer Allentown, Philadelphia: brig a
Small, Georgetown, DC; schrs Austin (Br) Anns Turks
Island; Annie Bliss simmons Charleston land proceeded 20
weymouth Maggie Rivers, Rivers, Baltimore; W q
Moseley Uran, do james Maoy. Flaming. Phladephia'
Joseph BaymOre Bundgc, do Adenc amn, Lewis, Eliza
bcthport Mglanta qr Potter. - Martins; X y Carlisle
smith; Charlie Willie, Cousns Pioneer Bassctt George
Young, Marshall and Collins Somers philadelphia;
senator Grimes Phbrook south Amboy; Chcrub Fletcher.
New York; Mabel Malone Weehnwken.
BelowTBrig Caroline Kelley, from t'runswicki "a D.
Cleared-Steamer Nereus. Berry Now YORK PARKS to-
mano AUST, Scopovch. Cork or Falmouth Eimraandt
staples, Penarth Roads brig Constance ABrD, hsylger,
POinta Pitre (duadaloupe schrs Adana hokes hh0des
Port Caledonia CB, MaRFta Mcdowell. steeman, Rich'
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 9, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Alexandria BD Montgomery, Glasgow-Hender-
S Bros.
Steamer W Garrett. Hicks, Baltimore-W DalEell
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Eleanora johnson, Portland-I y Ames.
Ship British America (Br), Lockhart, London-Snow
Burgess.
Bark Fairy Belle OBJ, West Brstol-Pendergast Bros
Co.
Bark Matilda Smith (BD, smith, Cork-Funch, Edge &
Co
Bark Prvi Dubrovack CAus Pendo Cork Falmouth
orders-SlocOvich x Co.
Bark Weser Gerl Pupke, Bremen-Pavenstedt Co.
Bark Elizabeth (Swe) <Dannbork Rotterdam-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark st Lucien (Fr), Gouin Bordeaux-E Unkart
Bark Ward, Lusgang. iIavana-James Ward h Co.
Brig sabna tBr, Gcrrior, Bristol, E-Hatton, Watson
Co
Brig Brady (Br, Brady, Lisbon-D K De Wolfe Co.
Brig Sea Bird (Br), Litson Porto Cabeo and Maacaibo
Pension " Go.
Brig W Andrews Wilson, Port au Prince-R Murray, Jr
Brig Beaver (Br) Wallace Rock land-Bertram Bros.
Weinberg
Schr 5 A Paine, Hughes Porto Plata-B Weinberg
Schr Wave Crest, Gawley, Brunswck-Warren Ray.
Schr Carrie Webb Homan, Charleston-Bentley, Glider
sleeve Co,
schr Hawkins, Turpin Charleston-Evans Ball 4 Co.
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TAMMANY JUSTICE.

UNIdPEACHED MEMBERS OF ABOLISHED DIS
TRIcT GENERAL COMMITTEES TO BE AL
LOWED TO SPEAK.
The following resolutions part Of the report Of
the Tammany Hall Committee Discipline rendered
last Saturday 10 the Committee OrganZlton:-
Resolved That regular notices be the members Of
Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth districts who
impeaehed and ia good standing in the General Committee
before those districts reorganIed by this committee
attend the General Committee Thursday evening the
18th inst with the view that they then and thee
their II they have why the report Of Com
mttee Discipline adopted by this Committee Or
ganzaon should not be eOncured In by the General Com
u.ittee
Resolved That their right all business which
the General Committee the meeting
to be held the i2 inst including the presentation aud
adoption Of the report of the Committee Discipline shall
denied them until the final said report
by the General Committee and that thereafter the said
persons shall bc members 81 the General Commit
tee for the 1873 those members who have been
replaced by the Committee Discipline and Organization
Gene
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SPURIOUS NICKELs.

THE BROOKLYN CoUNTERFEITERs WAIVE ExAMI-
NATION DISCOVERY OF NEW EvIDENcE-IM-
PoRTANT DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED
The recently arrested gang Of Brooklyn counter
fetcrs Philip Lewinski C. p Tourbot and the Lougrey
brothers yesterday arragncd for further exanna-
before United Commissioner Benedict, in his
Office at the United States Court Pudding corner Of
Montague and Clinton streets. There was very large
number of spectators present including several females,
all Of whom watched the proceedings with apparent
terest Assistant United States District Attorney Hoxe
appeared for the government, General j. s Catin for
the Ioughrcys John j. Allen Tor Lewinski and James
Eschwege for Tourbot
THE PROCEEDINGS
were opened by General Catlin who asked TO know the
decision OF Commissioner Benedict upon question Of
admitting the testimony OF G. =. Tourbot.
Assistant District Attorney HoXc desired to say some
thing further with reference the matter before the
decision rendered, while II might not be true that
principal IN crime could not be allowed to turn States
evidence, yet that was not such case The witness
TourbOt employee of the LOughreys and Lewinsk
He made their acquaintance through advertisement
i'm n German newspaper They advertised for an On
graver Of metals he answered their advertisement and
did know ill three weeks altcrward the Character Of
his engagement He submitted to their orders in all
things
General Catlin contcnded that Tourbot was a prnci-
pal. The only way for the Loughreys to make any Of
the money through the nstrumentality, work,
labor and skill Of the who answered their advcr
tscmcnL
Mr Eschwcge said he was convinced that his Client
TourbOt was AN abcct tool ia the hands ol the counter
citcrs aud principal He suggested, as he could
not remain until the conclusion OF the examination
that the prisoners should wave examination to go be-
fore the Grand Jury.
Commissioner Benedict then decided that the test-
mOny Of rOurbOt admissible Counsel FOR all the
prisoners thercupOn waived examination to 90 before
the Grand Jury. General Catn asked TO have his
clients admitted to BAIL desiring that the amount be
fixed at low ngure
Assistant District Attorney Hoxie said they had evil
denee that the bad been engaged In the business
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p3- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coos red red changing from the other
in succession and be several miles distant Cap
tnns of vessels seeing this signal will obe by
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship
Department of the HERALD
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York adore such vessels
of HERALD yacht, pier No l East River, New York
Letters received from all of the world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required
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over year and the evidence so conclusive that be
would not feel Justified Ia consentng Ia accept less than
As 900 bail The bail should be that amount at least
for
AND IMPORTANT EVIDENCE
had been discovered The city Of Brooklyn flooded
with the i've cent pieces man by the prisoners
II would be dangerous experiment TO let them OF on
low bail That wts a crime and would result I'M
nyorably to the defendants if they stood trial If His
Honor took So bail Mr. Hoxie feared the accused
would iumpn il and resume their nefarious occupation
After some further argument Commissioner Benedict
fixed the bail al So 900 IN the of LeWnsk and the
Loughreys and 81 500 in the Of TourbOt The
prisoners we're unable procure bOndsmen yesterday
and were remanded Jail The secret service officers
made an extended search in Brooklyn yesterday for
fugitive members OF the gang.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and shpmas,en informed
that BY elegraphng TO the IRAlp London Bueau No %
Fleet street, the Paris Office Rue scribe tho arrivals a
and departures from European aud Eastern ports 1T Ae
and all foreign vessels trading with the United states
the will be cabled to this country free of charge
Captains arriving aud sailing from French aud Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and eNpedtons for telegraphing nova
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PHILADELPHIA, August Q, 1875.
man who gave his Robert l. Hunt OF
Granville n. c., has been trying for several days
past TO swindle merchants In this city. He
visited number of dry goods aud other stores and
ordered goods To be sent to X L. Hunt oxford, y &.
These were put up. but before being scut a
telegram forwarded oxford nquiring
II all was right The reply was that all
wrong and that large Quantities of goods had been
received there addressed To r. L. Hunt which stil
manned without claimant They came from New
York, where he had evidently been trying 10 swndle
merchants This afternoon he was captured and viii
have hearing TO morrow.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, August 0, 1875
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CHARACTER OF CLAIMS
UPON WHICH PENSIONS ARE PAID.
government official, who has been at some pains 10
investigate the character of the claims upon which pen
sons paid, gives it as his opinion that least
fourth the pensions paid based upon false and
fraudulent vouchers The amount thus wrongfuly
pended will reach nearly s. 900 900 per These
will all be carefully scrutinized and analysed
rapidly possible
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, August 0, 1875
POSTAL CARDS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF
JULY-THEIR POPULARITY WITH THE PEOPLE.
There IA Dos 900 postal cards issued during the
month Of July the requsition of postmascrs This
is the largest number issued in any month.
The first month OF fiscal year about eighth of the
years supply is generally ordered and the above
rate of issue nearly u.s. 900 postal cards will be
used this year. showing the great popularity of this
branch of the postal service
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SAILED.

Steamer Alexandria DO for Glasgow ship Admiral
Ger bremen via Baltimore barks Mary LowerisOn (Br)
Cork: Rnma Aus. do Falmouth Norma RUS Queens
do; Fortuna Oierl. stettin Gessner Ger) Ham
burg: briggs Nina Enelia uta), Penarth Roads; Lizzie
Merry, Kingston. ia; Charlotte Bristol ID Andrews
Port Prince Sea Bird Porto Cabello and Maracalbo
schrs Evans Rosario, Ocean Pearl, Fort au Prince
Wind a. sunset WeW, uRhL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
NV nanr y canArs.sr a.r-

IiGHr ; CHFsarfAkf nkN
The Lighthouse hoard gives nnr tHt ard aftrr
~. 1873 nNed white HIGHT win be- shun frta che hah
house recently erected Solomon LuntIs in hedEf
Strait side ~ Chesapeake HAY M lpn the exhii
ton OF this light the light AZ fog fnt All D. discontinued
WAsNGroN july oIn reslun~e ~ inquin, thr Irensuy
Department has been informed 81 the ~ ~rn
that In the order issued ny thr tenrral hfrcr ~ rta
the 9Th of April last relative thr rNnmpto1 ~ tutd
states vessels mnhrf
thcat de Janeage D. considered dsutirai With arheafr
Of registry, and that consequently xrHsfls a she lned
States OF America being eAempied i adne snrrtaent in
the ports of Sweden. will be- iTfrl being "a the
capacity stated la their ceriihcate ~ Registry.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bohnia will leave this port on wednes-
day for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
nine O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEw York Naturalization for Europe-wlll be
ready at half past eight O'Clock in the morning
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Northampton, Trask from New Orleans for Havre.
July q, lat 70, Ion ~ 10.
Bark Spirit Of the Dawn tr Dixon. from Portland
Liverpool June Z lat ~ :. Ion - .n W.
Bark Draupncr lNar from layrc ~ Hampton Roads,
Aug ), lat luu7, lnn'7l.
Brig George John lourd ln, johnson. fom Cofk Cor
New York. July ~. lat ~. Ion -.
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A BAD BOY.

John Murphy and Joseph Reid, two boys about four.
teen years Of age engaged in a fight at No $50 First
avenue last evening Reid stabbed Murphy in the let
arm with penkniie and then escaped. The injured
boy sent 70 Bellevue Hospital
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NEW HOPS IN MARKET.
ALBANY. August 0. 1878.

ALBANY, August o, 1878.
The first lot OF 1878 early Seeding hops received
here to-day They grown by d. Conger Son, OF
Waervile, Oneida county and considered first class
In every respect Judging from this sample the crop OF
hops for 1870 will be of superior quality They are con-
signed 10 Taylor Son. brewers.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD HERALD
wIirEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Arch Druid (3r) Thompson Liverpool July "a
in ballast to Punch Edge Co. Aug 8, lat 40 Ion 10 80
passed three large ieeberas. m
with nd.e and pHssengorH y 20 Morgan Morgan. c,.
Steamer Hughes Forbes Brashier City, La' days,
steamer Charleston Berry Charleston Aug T. with mdsO
Steamer Reading Coburn, Philadelphia, with coal to
Ship Dagmar l.us, Kols,rom, Harepool June % with
mdse TO Funeh, Edge Co
to Funch Edge Co. '-~''-O' ''''"''
Bark Maria CCierJ Permen Antwerp 81 days with mdse
Bark Alice Fainter of Bermuda Losberg Rio Janeiro ~
July n lon 800 hed light and ane weather; Aug 2
lat ~ o. Ion 66 o. passed brig steering SW showing
house flag red with letter in centre IL Armstrong;
bark brothers. Bahrs days with sugar to Jas
Brig Centaur Stanley Progrese 10 days, with hemp
mebaud Bros vessel to Marcus Hunter Co
Brig Adele MeLo9n Of R9eEand Pierce cieninsg9s 4
Schr g Rommel, Adams, Richmond, Va.
Sehr Ida Theyer, Carman, Virginia. with melons to
selr Adslila LOSeland Virginia.
last to T. ID Hurlbut Co.
pB-shp Norris Cor Damariscotta) Barstow from Havre
which arrived 9Th I; cS"ssnsd TO 7 Ms'esf Co Re
vessel about 40 burden painted black with white
streak; mass gone wa,erogged and absndoned did not
large icebergs.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer City Of New Bedford Springer New Bedford
New York, with nidse and passengers
steamer Galatea Walden Providence for New York with
mdse aud passengers
Schr Freestone Weeks Connecticut River for New York
Sclr A CraIula, Wilbur, southport for New York
Schr Joseph Rogers Rogers Portland, c. for New York,
with stone to order.
Sehr = NJ Tyler, barrett, Providence for New York.
Schr ID Kahn. Carroll Middetown for New York, with
brown stone to Murphy n Go.
Sclr Edward Ewing. Horton, Norwich for New York.
se George Temple Nantucket for New York, With nsh
order.
Schr Chas Comery, Boston for New York.
Schr Tempest, Thorndiko NV Haven for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Howard Williams, Williams, New York for Provi.
dence
Schr Helen A Hoyt, Hoyt. Baltimore for New London.
Schr Genwood. Hart Kondout for Newport
Schr y Melvin, Bunce, NewJurg for Fall River.
Schr Effort Pcndleton, ROndout for Boston
Schr Lucy, Coiweii, Meehawken Tor PASSPORT.
sehr ID X T. Kelly. Kelly. New York for Boston
Schr = Thurlow. Thurlow, New York for Boston.
Sclr Ira Bliss Scott HOboken for Providence
Schr X W Brown Winters, Port johnson for Boston
Schr Old lack, Mathews. Newburg for New London
Schr Nathan clifford. Garter, RondOut for Boston.
schr Lochiel, Brown, Port johnson for Boston.
Sehr Elm City Kidd, KOndout for Hartford.
Schr Caspian. Fletcher, IiOboken for Somerset.
Sclr Lewis Jane, Cole, Kingston for Hartford
Schr steven Lee, Nipple, KOndout for Providence
sclr Allen n Brown Morgan, lIoboken for Norwich.
Schr Dr Powers, sanlmis, Newburg for Fall River
sehr John Curtis BurIine, Richmond, Va for stamford
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THE CHEESE MARKET.

-. Urea. August o, 1875
Nine thousand boxes " cheese we're offered here toay
without sales being made Three thousand boxes wifi
forward ON commission.
Al Little Falls 1000 were offered Il whieh 1900
boxes sold at lac. q liza
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NINcnEsrEWs SPECIFIC PILL

WINcHEsTETs SPECIFIC PILL
certain and speedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS &C. thoroughly tested for % years pee
tcct TWO to SIX boxes generally sufficient
radical For further information &c send fas
circular; ~ per boxi six boxes ~ BY mall securslp
sealed, with full directions for
Prepared only by WINCHESTER CO., Choufam
% John street. New York
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A LUCKY MISHAP.

Dennis Sheehan, child two years OF age fell out Of
third story window at No $50 East Sixteenth street last
evening and struck the head Of Margaret Ward who
was sitting on the door step Both seriously in
lured
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WHALEAIEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Auro bark Adelns Glbba. A.
lantic Ocean.
spoken-AugG lat 81 Ion 70 ~ schr Parker ~ Pro
vincetown, with 10 bbis ~ oil-all sell