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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12
NOTARY PUBLIC.
FOR RENT.

Store Room on Front st.
Splendid Photograph Rooms on Front and State
streets
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COllllBaissiOIs Merchants.


l.. q. RAwsoN, JAS. MOORE, JOSEPH L. RAwsoN.
J. L. RAWSON, s. CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
yators at the head of navi ~lton on the Sandusky
River, we are prepare 20 receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Office at elevators. Fremont, o. IL
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FOR SALE.

House and Lot on Brchard Avenue.
Brick House and two vacant lots on Croghan st.
Three beautiful Lots on Birchard Avenue.
The most desirable corner on Front street, s2JS
eet front, 182 deep.
House and Lot on Court Street
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Hotels.

BALL HOUSE,
CORNER OF FRONT STREET AND BIRCH
\ J ARD AVENUE, Fremont, o.
JOHN FORD Proprietor.
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to Property Holders
and Tenants.

THE New Orleans Sanitary and Excavating CompA-
i ny beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have perfected all tB necessary arrange
mens and now prepared to execute orders the
cleaning and employing Of privies and sinks. , .
The apparatus used is known as the "Odorless II
eavatng Apparatus" and is the same that used
In New York, Washington, Baltimore and other large
cities Of the North, consisting of pump forcing
engine, an air tight tank and deodorizing attach
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
sve ODER during the ordinary working hours of the
day as well as at night and with the greatest EN-
cheney and dispatch.
h This system not only inaugurates valuable sani-
tary reform but Is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in use.
Further information can be had regarding the work
Ing pffk0 new system ct the Ofics of the company
153 common street. and all orders left there or al
dressed to Box 913, P0stOfce will receive prompt
attention. my15
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SERVED HIM RIGHr The man who
''could't find his match" went to bed in the
dark.
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No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tes De-
pot, Camp street.
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CEM OYSTER BAY SALON,
ma n c.xx

rEM OYSTER BAY SALON, ... .". -.4 .-
~ II Royal Street.
The above named place will reopen on THURS
DAY, August - 1-75 undSr sole proprietor.
The proprietor of the GEM SALOON, in deter
mining on this q ange, has not only looked to his
mot in words but in facts, which in these trying
times he hopes wilt be appreciated.
The GEM OYSTER BAY will furnish the very
best oysters the market Affords all sauces, vinegar,
ETC., are guaranteed genuine. The price of raw
oysters will be TWENTY CENTS per dozen, cooked
oysters in proportion. z.a. -,F-
saloon has been fitted out for the convenience Of
ladies and gentlemen, and no extra price will be
charged for extra accommodation. From the LIST OF
S. ptember next the oyster department will be kept
open at all hours that parties from theaters balls
etc, can be accommodated. Roast oysters will be
served this winter Oysters fine and salt at present
White wine at the bar specially for the oysterss
au12 2t
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|He' JOHN BOTS,
DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE,
152 Camp Street, near st. Patrick's Church
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best Of order
Auction Prices "44f21
Also Buys SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
which liberal prices are given.
Mr. BOIS Removes Repairs, Stores, Packs Ships
and Upholsters Furniture, and furnishes full guar.
antee for the faithful performance Of ergsgemmtA Y
my15 3m
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE; .,.-...,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
54f y - +'tS - LADIES'
1O4 and 100 Bourbon street, New Orleans.
All Miss OCTAVE LABRANCHE Principal
Successor to G. Mrs. Mace Lefranc)
This Schoo will reopen on September 1, 1875 under
co npetent and highly recommended teachers.
~ I F III.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUFFERERS
70 by THE LATE OVERFLOW IN FRANCE.
GRAND RING TOUKNA, GENT AT P. Nj.
The following antenlen are entered in this Race:
Messrs d. Vincens Louis Mercere,
John B. Foley, c. Bonecaze,
A. N Cornibe III b. Foley, Jr.
PRIZE, ONE GOLb MEDAL
RUNNING RACE-At o'clock p. NJ, mile heats
to RUE bar weights purse $50. $40 to- first horse St5
to second, entrance money, sl2, to III I'd horse
VIM Thomas enters b. h. Capt Reader. Colors, blue
and red
p Bruats enters b. m American Girl. Colo IS black
and black. aesz--~-s-----s--r-
Judge Falls enters b. h. Selim. Coors, orange and
hue
F. Rillieux enters b, m. 10. X<aColsrs, white and
white 8REsx S*;sxk
SULKYl RACE-AiiIe hea1S 5s xG@e SIS $40 to lirst
horse SIS to second. entrance money to third ~
Hugo Redwitz enters CHI Ii. Bismarck.
J. i, Kelly enters b. h. Walter. ss Ill.,
Brooks enters Black Pony '-=' .z-
H. Laroussni enters bl. IN. Jenny Day.
Mcknight enters b. H. Theirs; and Little Dan.
'JUD4ES-Mcs Ben. HARRISON, CiIaa ma q H.
Bonpabel Chas. McMurdo Geo. Stronger, +.
Stephens Alex Dumestre.
COMMITTEE H b. Foley, ID. PoAhalu, "a. Gaa
Tenet. Alex Dumestre E. stephens. anl3 st
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ono CASKS CLARET, "Castelmoron," and
80 casks cLARET; Superior Bordeaux F.s.
- SO 50 half ca ss W. ~ E S zats
100 =. WHITE WINE, superior FS.
$50 packages Cet.e PORT LAM and 81 SHELBY ..
10 g s sssas s1AFh saS II Sfq''n Co.
900 Cognae BRA ANs at all prices.
~ y, 80 barre barrels French White Wine yINEGAR.
100 cans c sARDINEs in oil '
( nS 100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
100 cases, 100 each, empty Claret BOTTLES.
20 cases Paris MUSHROOMS
$50 casks CLARET, Castelfrano heavy and
90 casks CLARET, superior Cotes Frousac, F.A
- 30 barrels and boxes VINEGAR "Cessort."
$50 packages PORT WINE, D. Mali and V. Jaurs
z go boxes OLIVE OIL. "Plagniol pints.
100 :. WEYMOUTH, Molly Pratt q Co.
my1 ----
CoUTHERN HOTEL
BE- ST LOUIS, MO.
- 20 8E1
81, 50 so, - and 81 so
PER DAY ACCORDING TO FLOOR AND 10
CATION OF ROOM
BOARDING AND LODGING OF FIRST CLASS
jy2 I'm cod
1oHs McEsERT. 7. G. w. ELLIS. Il. JOHN ELLIs
McENERY, ELLIS e. ELLIS,
+ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
SO Camp street,
ap1s 3m NEW ORLEANS.
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LOST-FOUND.
COPARTNERSEIPS.

TN RETIRING FROM THE COTTON PICK
i cry business I return my sincere thanks for the
patronage bestowed on the late firm of Chase Est
partner Mr.. CHARLES H. CHASE, who will con
duct the business hereafter on mis- own account. II
al1O st R. W. ESTLIN.
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COMMITTEE OF ORGANIZATION.
HONORARY PRESIDENTS
ViseorInt ID ABzAC, Consul OF France. liuha a 8
FELIX LIMEr President of the Relief Committee.
G. j. LEEDS, Mayo OF New Or cans.
VICE PRESIDENTS. ~ q ~
The Presidents OF the various Benevolent French
Societies Of New Orleans
.,y Hon. L. A WIL1Z.rss tslsl.
~ judge A L. TiSSOT.
~ President of the Execut,v committee:
~ ERNEST MERILH.
Treasurer-M. VERGNOLE.
p. 'A@a1 secretary-JULEs DEsCA. siis Il. 81
i ID, RI. i, g., Programme, 80 ,--s
AT 80, O'CLOCK.
! By 4 Dsnd Of tw enty four musicians. ..
so AT 3 O'CLOCK.
Grand Sh 70 Trick-Robert Macare-Fat Men Race.
not less than 900 pounds Climbing and Shaking
Poes-Greasy Pig-Egg Race-Sack Race, and
Various other sports too numerous to entl0n.
KIM sAT4 O'CLOCK. aGEF &Tf
Grand Ring Tournament, something new.
AT 5 O'CLOCK-RACFS. ~.
1. Running race mile heat; four horses entered.
Entries 50. First prize $40; second pr.ze, en-
Suky race, one mile; Eve horses entered. ENTRIES
3d. First prize, $40 second prize, sl5.
as 43aoAT ESQ O'CLOCK ai..! ri nuli
Various amusements and sports, including balloon
ascensions and Dancing on the Platform.
AT OCLOCK. - o. ~
Grand Ball in the Exposition Building.
AT 9 O'CLOCK. .ELotL 49,
Grand Display of Fireworks by Professor j. Fer
rouillet.
Restaurant refreshments ice cream and bars, eto,
at City prices keptby Ladies' and Gentlemen for the
benefit of the enter orise.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS Children Free.
n. B. The Committee ressryes the right to refuse
admttance by refunding price of ticket to the holder
L. MERRILL President.
J. DESCA, Sec etary. aus
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LNOR SALE-l0 eco Feet Square Timber 12x12,
Il .12xs4 12xl6, 12x15 20x20 and 14x16; lengths
ranging from % to 65 feet long for SALE Also all
orders for timber required us shed to order at prices
that may be agreed u9on. For information inquire
at Mr.. E F. Virgins seed store, SO Gravier street.
my3O Stuff 1T s1a
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LNOR SALE-An elegant new upright PIANO
costing $780, will be sold for $780, including elsgan
stool and cover. Address NJ. E.. Bulletin Office sac
jy17tf D'~i .
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ERESH GOODS. EVERY DAY Z .Ch
JOHN McMAIN,S,
572 and 574 Magazine ard 40 Washington
NV, usss street. 81
Fresh STRAWBERRIES Country BUTTER,
Creole EGGS Pure HONEY, Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER choice Sugar,cured HAMS, and all other
family groceries at the lowest possible prices
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ERAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
RENDERED TO
MISS ISABEL. FREEMAN,
BY the
O. ID. A. and New Histrionics,
Al WEDNESDAY, EtENTNti,s Aug Ia, 1875, at z.
VARIETIES THEATER,
On which occasion Gilbert's beautiful comedy,
PYGMALION AND GALATEA,
will be produced Tickets 81.
Box Office open on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
August II AMI IL, 1875 from 10 to A. when reserved
seats can ID procured Doors 0San at r. NJ Cur,
tain rises at z. NJ. ane ct
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WANTS inserted II sthdS esluann 4 FIFTY
CENTS per square. 800

lNTANTED-A second hand WILSON SEWING
| w MACHINE; must be in perfect Address
| will price and particulars j. 81 Bulletin Office.
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WANTED TO SELL-One fine second hand Piano
w Buggy, and harness, horse cover. rug and
whip all of which will be sold cheap if early appGca
ton is made Weight OF buggy 235 pounds. Apply 35
CarOndelet street.. L. T. MAIDUX.
auto lw 49,. .saaE
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Iron Cotton Ties.
THE CELEBRATED ARROW TIE.
BEST IN USE FOR BfALING COTTON.
For Sale at 5 La Gents Per Pound,
With discount lots of 500 bundles of "a per csn'
and on lots of 1000 bundles of 5 per cent.
For sale by
STONE TUTT, New Orleans,
OGDEN BELL, New Orleans.
CHISM BOYD, New Orleans,
VIM DILLON, New Orleans.
J.R. BOARMAN, New Orleans.
BORLAND 4 ARCHER, New Orleans
PA HARDY, New Orleans.
N B-Arrow Ties Pieced Bands II feet feet
inches at 81 cents per pound.
RWR AYNE CO.. General Agents.
ep9a 3m
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| WANTED TO RFNT-By the Cooperative Com.
4 w mittee Business House. located about the
center of the city to he used Cooperative Store
For information apply to
| JACOB MULLER, 100 Poydras street,
| au10 60, Chairman CO.. Operative Committee.
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WANTED-A purchaser, for a Grocery and Pro-
w vision Store; of the best stands In the city.
near Poydras street. Price Of stock, good viii and
fixtures $500 The rent is only s25 per month. For
particulars, address B. c., Bulletin Office.
auto St. ;f'-l -'.at a-'' ssV" eng ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 7-saled steamer C Funch tBelg
Knudseu New York: ship Peru, Mcintyre, Cardiff
Arrived 9TH, brig Der Pommer (Ger Bohen, Whining
ton. NC.
ANJER-Passed, ship Fearless, Smith. from oilo for
New York. I
Robertson, st John, NB
CALCUTTA Jan 6-sailed mot arrived, ship Winona
BRAY, Eoston
FALMOUTH Jan S-Arrfvcd. brig Atlantic tGer) Hal
ding Wilmington, NC.
GLASGOW, Jan S-Arrived, ship Fawn, Cove. New
York.
Arrived 9TH, II Pm, steamer State OF Georgia Rr),
Cooper, New YORK
GRIxsBy, Jan 7-Arrved ship Hudson tBr), Nicholas,
New Orleans bark Tuisko (Ger Won 1hulen, savannah
GoTmESBUEc Jan 7-Arrived ship Asia ger, Meyer
dick, Savannah Falmouth.
JAvA-Arrlved, bark Emma Beal, Bailey, New York.
LIVERPOOL, Jan s-Arrived. bark Galveston Sawyer,
Galveston
Also arrived 9Th, ship Helene Ger, Raschen, New
York; bark Glenralloch (Br), Skene, HALIFAX
Also arrived Sth steamer state OF Alabama (Br, Flint
New Orleans
Sailed 9Th, bark Lea AUS, smerchnich. Baltimore
twas reported sailed 7h for New York;; Alpha Nor)
Maroni, do mot 6tln
LONDON. Jan 7sailcd, ship Pauline David Gen. Otto
United States
MEssfHA-Arrived schrs Louisa Bliss Stro.ig Genoa
Eagle Rock Hammond do
Sailed, brig Heslen, Gould, Boston
QUEENSTOWN, Jan s-saied, steamer City Of New York
OBJ, Letch from Liverpool, New York.
LONDON, Jan s-Brig John Sherwood, Nicterson. from
Liverpool for Havana, has put into Queenstown with
captain sick
The FiIomena is reported ashore on Liverpool brig
Fiomena Aus), New York, has been reported ar.
rived ut LveTDonI Dec 30.l
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| nh-Arriyed steamer San Marcos Br, Burrcws GAR
via Cape Henry (where she was ashore) for Lv
5sn. ga
'TEwsTRYf0kf. Jan s-Arrivsd, schr Porter.
1Ssp YSra
sa%Ssi $a:, .IG% sTSI:s
VSs ArSiSSss re- John Ssti.l. Parker. from New
sl sTs sa ss sss s
Sol Baltimore; Herald Morris; RocEiana iSr Ssx YsrE;
s New
sssassSr; Fots1;ior New York; ss Fash
In ,port-sehrs Elisha smith Baker New York TOR
psg Wy sa.s0 hsIs
PORT GAMBLE. Dec so-Arrived bark Camden, Rob-
,,PAsGAGogIA, Dec, a-Arrved. schr. Florence P
Nassie Rivers Rivers. Martinique: T exaas,
pTiIL4p5 5a Jan sArrivea steamers Kenil-
asd Boston, Allen
Hsy r Sa5e Nw tyG% Falmouth Ja 'chr
Csared-sehrs Herbert Oliver. Cardenas; Lizzie
NEwcAsTLr, Del Jan g. .AM-rhe schr reported below
here yeste rday was the Harry Shepherd; she pro
Brigs BE Nash, for Hsvre. Sam Welsh for Mayaeuez
the harbor las! night and lett TINS AM.
s schEs ellen Pressey, for Providence;
Ss Bushes sS
steamer Albemarie arrived from New York at Dso
Other vessels remain as yesterday.
Schr I Townsend destination unknown 10 here.
M-Brig Neponset has left tor Philadelphia.
PORTLAND. Jan 7-Arrtved. brig Stella Lodge ODD,
Boston for pemaquid TO load Lverpoo schr Winnie
Cleared.Schr VIM Arthur Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan 7-Arrived. schr Walsh, Dodge.
PROvINCETOwN, Jan Sin port brig Minnehaha
(Br,, from st Martins tor Boston
Sailed1Steamer George Cromwell Bacon from New
ROCKLAND. Jan l-Arrived schrs A M Bird. Fales.
Camden for Baltimore; @ w Glover, Perry, New York.
Bird. Fales. Baltimore; belle Brown, Knowlton,
sXN FkANcIsco, Jan s-cleared. ship Parsee tBr),
Nelson. Astoria and Queen stown
Saled-ships Arcturus. Costello, Queenstown Ring
7th-Cieared ships Richard Wright Br) Cruikshanks
Liyerpoo sussex tBr), stopp and Willy RickmersGer)
Rehm A Astoria ana Queenstown bark Battle Axe (Br
Sth-Arrived, ship 0l Egyptian, Lincoln Liverpool
SAVANNAH. Jan 6-Arrived, schr Lucy Collins, Col
sth-Arrived steamer Cleopatra. Buckley, New York;
tBrj, Webster do: bark Columbus Ger. Theder Bre-
men,
Also arrived, schr Richardson. Young wiscassett
Sailed from Tybee. steamer Saragossa, HOOPER Bati.
mere sp G1scasn SaTs Kae
Berlin Ger) do Gen Wolseley tBr), Liverpool; brig
SALEM Jan 6-Arrived schr John D Grimm. Gould.
Sailed chr 9 c Pettingell Stewart Newfoundland.
STONINGTON Jan 7-Arrived, schr G G Sadler Doug
saied~schr Mary Amsden. Baltimore; Little avid
.yfNEYxRD HAVEN. Jan 7-Arrived. schr Addie NJ
Bro, Rockland, Me- for Baltimore.
Sth-Sailed-schrs Lizzie Barker, Nathan Cleaves
WILMINGTON. Jan arrived brig Max GER. OFT
mann, Boston
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AMUSEM ENTS.
PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.


A very small audience attended the first re-
hearsal OF the third concert OF the Philharmonic
Society for the present season at the Academy OF
Music yesterday afternoon. The orchestra OF 100
performers were present with Herr Carl Berg
mann as conductor. The programme for the ne t
concert is very interesting and well chosen, cen
eistlng OF the following works :-Haydn's Ninth
symphony In minor, one OF the l04 symphonies
written by this unapprOachably prolific writer.
1t is one OF the lew originally intended for
grand orchestra .'Tne Chaconne,r OF Bach,
Q well known violin solo, when mas been the
CiseudI de bdfdiUe of our most eminent virtuOsi,
and which been magniiicantly Instrumental
by Joachim Rat for the philharmonic society OF
New YORK, followed next. WaRner's introduction
10 the opera Of Christian ana lsOlden was the
principal feature OF the bill. and the rehearsal
closed with a very weak, commonplace symphony
by Ran, the sixth OF the St r1es IN ID minor, opus
1S9. THIS last work Is unworthy OF the composer
OF the elm Waldo" and "Lenoren symphonies.
The subjects are so commonplace and unlnterest-
ing that no amount OF clever Instrumentation can
recommend hem TO the attention oil tue musical
public. Raff, we tear, has written himself out,
ana Is now engaged IN the macnlDe business IN
music. He has abundant cleverness. ii not posi-
tive talent, and must regret that IN his latest
work he mas been obliged TO tall back upon
sawdry subjects, melodies Of the commonest kind.
and themes ouly lit for the salon. The next re-
hearsai takes place on FRIDAY next
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Aaps may be categoricaIly put frst, but In the
pleasure Afforded to the lovers OF the drama, the
patrons OF the house, the artistic success may
1airiy take the precedence. In the latter respect
there has been no series Of dramatic entertain
ments given in Brooklyn for long time thar has
drawn anything like the large audiences that
nightly attest by their presence the delight en-
Joyed by the excellent acting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport In the pieces selected for their APP
pearance on the Brooklyn stage. "Hame,'
.'Othello" and the Merchant OF Venice" have
oeen successfully presented. Thursday night
~Otheiio" was the attraction, with Mr.. Davenport
IN the TILE role and Mrs. Davenport as Emilia.
MOUNTAINEERING the tnclemency vi the night the
every part az the presentation of the MERCHANT OF
venice" Inc management has most literally con-
triouted TO AID the star company by mounting the
olnerent pieces IN most appropriate and artistic
was TO the effective rendering OF the several char
acters by Mr. Davenport that the success OF the
weeks entertainment was to be traced. His Shy
lock last evening was very nne especially IN the
lnTe OF the Jew and the Christian, aud
IN which he subsequently bewais the loss
or MS ducats and OF his precious jewels.
caring nothing IN his wrath for the loss OF the
truant Jessica whose spending or f0urscore ducaJs
at sitting seemed to rend ms heartstrlngs. His
actlng IN the court scene, when banned OF his
pound OF nesn OF his revenge and his child lost to
him. was electrical and, thoughiater each act he
hao been called before the curtain, storm of APP
pause brought himself and Portia MRS. Daven-
port once more before the rootllghtS The enter
moon" In which Mr.. Davenport appeared as
Rolando, Mrs. Con way as Juliana, Mrs. Davenport
as Volante and Miss Lillian Conway as Zamara.
MIS-. conway was received with the hearty APP
acted, and changed the mood OF the audience from
the tragic 70 the amusing.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Adriatic tBr), Perry Liverpool via Queens
town-R cOrts
Steamer The Queen Br), Bragg, Liverpool-F }
Hurst
Steamer Andes Br, Porter, Nassau Port au Prince,
Jacmel and Laguayra-Pm, Forwood h Co
snip Johanne GER, Bunge, Breman-Barnstorff Go.
Bark Campidoglio utal, Fevoa, Gloucester, E-Funch,
Edge Co.
Bark John Zttosen, Merryman, Cork for orders-John
ZttloSen.
Bark Georgetta, small GenNa--Jas Henry.
Bark Antelope. Sampson, Observation-Disclosures Bros
4 Co.
Brig Princess Beatrice CBr, simmons Point-a Pitre-
II A Vatabie Son
Brig Island Lass (Br), Rosseau, st Jonns MA Out
erbrdge.
Brig Belle of the Bay Williams, Galveston-Tupper
Beattie
Brig Laura Gertrude, Risk. Brunswick, Ga-warren
Ray.
schr Arson Simpson. shoman, Bahia-Theodore <
Borott.
schr Abbie, Noyes. Barbados-D 1rowbrldge Co.
Schc A "A Lennox GRAY, Miragoane-k Murray, Jr.
schr John II Converse Plummer. Neutrality-suspicious.,
Ball Il Co.
schr s II Hawes, Fort, Richmond laght Petty.
Schr Geo W WhItford Henry, Proyidence-B Wen
berg.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

rh
Carver singapore; schr Nellie sawyer, Getchel,
Savannah via Salem:
bark Glide, Cloutman Zanzibar; schr John Proctor,
Sailed-steaner Harrisburg; ship Mindora; bark
africa. ,.,
Steamer Eleanor from New York for Portland passed
BALTIMORE, Jan s-Arrived, steamer VIM Kennedy
Ksn scn
sSs
New Wa Gn9s @ G0 suaso Psk
Menrietia. Norfolk Britain, carroll chsrleston
saied-Barks Paladin (Argl, st Johns Pr; Lesti Du
Jennha cardenas wocsand ESsss
f Ssvans ''Dfi rkeeiins sf Barbados Daring
wsSS Sn a4 ssT s
S o n OF the
wfsEIFAsT Me- sf Dec 80 scnrs Fannie Edith
1oomps, Neweaste; sh. Charlie BuckL Bagiey, vir,
CWARLEsToN. Jan z-Clearcd, barks Emile Rus,
undeiborg, Lverpool Borntrad Nor), Hammerstadt
sth-Arrlved. bark Maggie Brown IBID. Havana; schr
Georale 9rd Clark New a London nr,o
Barcelona. ,,
DANvhns. Jan 4-Arrived, schr Geo irigg Lime
FERNANDiNA, Dec 3l-Arrived schrs Atkins, Atkins
Charleson Jan |, brig Jacnta OBJ. Fleming, Port au
aosRSEs sew brig Florence
tBr), Matthias, Rio Janero for orders .cnu~..,.
sBr, rom Londonderry; 1eiwich iiaD. from New
York brig Glendale, from Providence.
Passed out-steamer Caspian Br Tor Liverpool; barks
Kings County (Br tor Antwerp Joseph Hanbro dam,
Lucille (r) and Charlie (Br Cork brig Insel GER,
for Pernambuco schr shiloh. for Demerara.
GALvEs1ON, Jan 6-Arrived, ship Arzilla OBJ, Dur
hh.1rryed bark Eva Fisk; Nieol, Jamaica ooh,
Kate Miller, Van SAINT, Boston,.
GEORGETOWN, Sc, Jan ARRIVED, schrs Jas Ponder,
Jr, Hudson, New York; 80, b Hazard Brewster, do.
Cleared 3D. schr Jessie smith Tyler New York; 9TH,
brig NJ Dana. O'Nelll, Baltimore, -
MOBILE Jan 8-CIeared, ship Hardwood tBr), Blanch,
Pensacola. 80 -,
NEW ORLEANS Jan 4-Beow. barks Storena (Nor.
Ansuld and Sad minister Stang thOr Falkenberg. st
Thomas "a nd both repor ed sailed 9Th for y; brig
Goeta fsp), Antonia, from Havana; schr Exceisor,
White. from Ruatan. .
Cleared-Bark Brightest star tBr, HUTCHINSON, Lon
don =, - N, ,,.. r.
SOUTHWEST PASS Jan S-Arrived, bark Racer OBJ,
Sharpness 49,, ,,.,...
saied-steamer Carondelet New York ship INLAND
GER, Bremen bark Advance lBr), Liverpool Orig
stella Genoa twas reported cleared for Bristol ~.
PAssA. LOUTRE Jan S-Sailed bark sl.ncnto uAD
Iepborn schr Sarvn, Barcclpna - ,,
NORFOLK. Jan 6--Ceared, schr Nellie cushing, sifnp
son. Bar badeA