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r. The war against corrupt officials in
South Carolina, begun by Governor
Chamberlain, has already resulted in
the arrest of Niles G. Parker, the State
treasurer under the Scott and Moses
administration, upon charges Of fraud
and ENLIGHTENMENT preferred by Gov.
Chamberlain and others. Parker has
been committed 20 Columbia Jail in
default of s250,000 bail. 1t is rurrored
that this is but the first of a series of
efforts to bring the public plunderers
to justice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-04-29

THE Revival OF NATIONALITY
The Springfield la ss.) Republican
says that upon the conclusion Of Gener-
al Bartlett's eloquent speech in behalf
of peace and union at the LeXin gton
centennial banquet he was approached
by stranger, who said to him, the
tears rolling down his cheeks as lie sal |,
General, am Southener; l was a
good rebel, but now am a true Union
man, and only need to hear such words
as yours from Northern mans lips"
The Republican thinks the cheeks of
some of the Legislators must have tins
gled while General Bartlett was recit-
ting the incident of the return, by a
Confederate officer, of the captured col
ors of Massachusetts, regiment, and
expresses the opinion that the speeches
of General Bartlett and Governor Cham
berlain will do more toward restoring
the Union and its flag to the old place
in the affection Of the Southern people
than all the enforcement legislatures
that has been had since 1865.
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Neau AducYtiseme1ats
OFFICE,

oMAlssl%SN1aEak.,ss o OFFICE III sor, gs,b 1875
VIM. Fl. Rice committee admr. d. b. n.
John C. Kern W no sues for himself and on be
half of Ill the other creditors of H. Gillock
decd, who will contribute to the costs Of this
suit. Complt.
r. R. Gillock admr. of II II. Gil lock deed.
Mary s. Gillock widow of II. H. Gillock deed
Geo. X. Lewis and MolIie E. bis wife. James
H. Albert and Jane his wife, L. Il. Gill0ck.
Louisa Giliock, Leila Gillock, John Gi Hook
and David Gillock, Defts.
To Complts. and Defendants, and all Others
concerned:
Take notice that have fixed upon Friday
the 2Sth day of May mex at my office to execute
decree Of the circuit court of Shenandoah
county rendered at its April Term 1875 in III is
cause requiring one of the Comrs. of this
court-lst. TO take an account of all the pet
sonal property of the said H. H. g illock decd,
that came into the hands of his said admins
trator-2nG To take account of the debt
agans st decedent's estate, in excess Of his per-
sonalty for which his rea estate is liable-3rd.
To ascertain and report the character of the
conveyance in the Bill and proceedings men,
toned to David Gillock, and any other perth
nent matter requi rcd-When and where you
are required to attend.
Given under my hand commiss ioner in
chancery of said court the day first aforesaid.
Allen p. q. E. j.. STICKLEY.
Apr. 29-t d.
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At New Brunswick, n. J. German
named Philip Kate, has been confne d
in Jail nearly seven months because he
was unable to pay his board bill. He
made his escape few weeks ago but
was recaptured by the jailor and re-
turned to his quarters in the Jail. IL e
has had no trial and viii probably have
none until the county becomes tired Of
paving his jail fees,
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Of her conntrymen. And let us here
resolve that true to her ancient motto
while in war ease petit p acjdtsna, IN ID
peace she demands not only for herself
but for every inch Of this great country
SUB IiJertYte o{kietty,p.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-04-29
Thursday Morning, April "a, 1875.

Cant. A. P. St. John committed
suicide in New York, last Friday after
NOON He was worth $4,000, 900. The
deed was caused it is supposed by
temporary arrangement, brought on
by old age and recent severe illness.
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DLACK OAK BARK.

DLACK OAK BARK.
| will buy anv amount of b lack Oak Bark
that is properly taken and cured, and
PAT CASH FOR IT,
at the rate of 81 PER CORD of l2s fee
measurement. delivered at nv Sumac and
Bark Mills, Winchester Va. and allow SIS, 70
per cord, by the car load, well filled, at any
station on the Railroad.
DIRECTIONS.
Commence peeling the bark as soo1 as the
sap starts in the spiing and in taking it pee.
as much of the tree possible-even the large
limbs-fo the voting tender bark is the best
Tie GU tside of the Bark must always be kept
up, which will prctent its curling, and il
it must be loosely piled, so to allow the air
pass fFeely through it, and perfectly dry it.
The outer or rongh edge must always be kept
up, in order to protect the inner or fleshy side
from the weather-which bsing the paIt u sed,
must be kept bright and not allowed to mould
OF get wet, which irjures its color.
GERMAN SM TIL,
Winchester, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-04-29

Frederick Hudson improved his
hisnre while cashier of the Hoboken
On. - Savings Bank by stealing the
funds Of that institution, and SO he was
sentenced to ten years confinement in
the State prison.
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alentine's recnmbent FIGURE Of

Valentines recumbent figure of Gen.
r. E. Lee was received at Lexington,
Va, on Monday There was general
turnout of the citizens, and addresses
were delivered by General Jubal A.
Early, ex Governor Letcher and Col
William Preston Johnston.
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PETERS
NEW MUSIC
FOR MAY.

Beautiful Waves of the Sea-Song and Chorus 80
Darling, Rest your hand in Mine Song and Chorus. 81
Don't Forget me, Mary-song and Chorus Pc :. 80
Co. Falls. One!-Baad. Percy. 80
How all at Home? Song and Chorus .Percp. 80
Jimmie Brown, the Paper Boy-Song and Chorus. IS
Jolliest Girl in Town-Song and Chorus :. Hays. 80
Death, where is thy Sting?-Alicc Carysl
Hymn Sop. or Tenor Csc Alto or Base 3jc.) IS
My dear Susette --Quarrelling Duett ;ocq, so
The Maden's Mistake-ArIetta. Glover. 80
My Little One-Song and Che u.s.. Percy. 50
Put the Right Man at the Wheel Song and Chorus IS
Sleep, thou Loved One-Serenade 49,. Glover. 80
Sweet and Iow--Lullaby ..... ......, Glover. 80
Sing to Sleep, Mother-song ana Chorus ~
The Waiting heart-Concert Song. TORY 5e
Thinking, of Thee Ba lad Glover. 20
Waiting, Love, for Thee-Sone and Chorus. ..... 80
When little Mamie died-Song and Chorus Hays IS
INSTRUMENTAL.
Waltz from Madame Angot's Daughter Dressler. 80
Lancers "..... .Dressler. so
Lily of the valey-Nocturne ,:Maylath so
Fairy Festival-Morceau de Salon wilson wilson IS
Waltz from Girode-Girofa Wagner 50
Galop Z" Wagner 35
Pot-pourrl Wagner 60
Fusileer March Wiegand 30
Rose Bower Redown Kinkel so
Florence Waltz Norvel 40
NOW READY.
Price so cents each. Every number contains from
to New Songs, Choruses, ETC., by the best writers.
Nos. ], 2, 3, 4, and Peters Parlor Music. Price
so cents each. Every number contains several select
Pieces by Kinkel, Pacher Becht, etc.
Nos.1 to II La Creme de la Creme. Price so cents
each. Every rutaber contains at least 50 worth of
classic and select Piano Music.
Any Of the TbOUc Mailed, post paid, on
receipt of the marked pTi 6.
Address j. L. Pc TERS, S43 Broadway
New York, P. o. Box 5429.
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To ALL MEN, A SPEEDY CURE.

weakness Of the Back or Limb 8. Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs, Palpita ton OF
h. Heart, Nervousness. Timidtty. Trembling.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Evif
FoI ebodings, Aversion to Societp. Disease of
the Head, Throat, Nose or SKIN LiversLuugs
Stomach or Bowels, fmpotency and these Dire
full results of Early Excuses, wDich prevent
marriage, Destroying both body and Mind
address with Stamp. DIR. JOHNSTON,
Lock Hospital, No IS Frederick St. BALTIC.
Ud
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Reported
J. F. SAUM & co.

General Commission Merchants.
925 La. AenNe
Price Current based upon actual Sales at
Wholesale Of articles in good condition
this day.
WASHINGTON, D G Apr. 90 1874.
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A TCTIoNEER 4 CONSTABLE.

Isaac P,irtcr. .os:aspurg. VA, willatten
promp yto Ill business elHrltstedt him
Jun It'll
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May l, 1875 to April 80, 1876.

Any person, so TABLE who shall all to COM
ply with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe pena lilies.
Persons or firms liable to pGf any ofthe spe-
cial taxes named above mast apply to EGwar6
E. White, Collector of Internal Revenue at
Alexandria, Va, ana pay tor and procure the
Special Tax Stamp o! stamps They peea,-Orior
tc May l. 1878, and without further notice.
j. W. DOUGLASS
Commissioners of Int Rev.
Office of Int. Rev,
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
Sun AND MooS
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. "a, 1875.
CLEARED.

town-C @ Francklyn.
steamer Cornwall Br, stamper Bristol. E-w Nor
steamer GcIlert Gen, Barends Hamburg Kunbardt 4
CO.
steamer Cen Barnes cheeseman savannah-w Garri
steamer Georgia, croveli charleston--J ountard 4
Co.
steamer Pioneer, wakely, Wilmington, SC-wm clyde
a co.
Steamer Defiance, Pierce Philadcphla-Jas Hand
Steamer Eleanor johnson Portand--J Amen
Steamer NeTeus Berry, Boston-H Dimock
Silp Emerald Isle Nalrn literpeU-Iapscstt Bros Co.
ship - John smith, York, San FanciscO-Sut0n Co.
Bark shamrock, Panno, AMER tor oraers-H y A
u ookman.
Bark New Brunswick SoD, Lasseu. London--C Tobias
Co.
Bark Anna Precht CGeD Mollar. Lisbon-Funch, Edyc
Co.
Bark Virginia stafford Curry, Smyrna-sames Henry.
BARK Pekin. Seymour. Genoa-James W Eise q Co
Bark Evening Star (BrJ, Chick 81 Jago do Cuba-Way-
dell CO.
Brig Pearl. Brghtman, Port Spain crrnIdaD-D Trow.
bridge Go,
Brg Excelsior Br Mayor, Hamilton Bermuda, duncan
Mccall.
Brig Ann Elizabeth. Burgess, 81 Johns, Nr-snow Bur
Brig Horsoy CBp, Conn, 81 Johns. NF-J A Hopey.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN Nov 23-salcd, bark TrinO (Au0, sandOs,
United States
AMSTERDAM Nov 22-saled, ship Majestic Mnot, United
States.
BREMEN, Nov 23-Sailed bark Dronning Sophie (NoD,
Pedersen, New York.
BARcRLoNA-Saied ship Neckar No), Pensacola; barks
Foss (Nor) New oreans Kathleen tBp. Savan
nah.
CLYDE, Nov 2a-saied ship James Dale (Bp Cooper
United States.
CHRIsrAMA-Arnved Phyn ~. Philadelphia
CARDIFF. Nov 24-saed. bark Rowing Sailor, Bryant
West Indies brig W Messer, Hewitt Havana
DuNKIRK Nov 22-Saled, bark Paramount, Holt, United
States.
GIBRALTAR, Nov 14-Arved steamer FIRE Queen Br i,
Corbishey New Orleans for Barcelona; bark Josephine
(Br McFarane, New York for Alexandria; brigs Prentss
Hobbs, Dodge Philadelphia; Amy Lano, Costigan, do
Sailed previous l4th bark Fcreri GtaD, Caaero drom
Taragona) Now York; brig Clara Jenkins coombs from
Malaga), do
HULL Nov 23-saied, bark Wetterhorn, Rich, United
States.
HAMBURG, Nov 23-sailed, Ida. for Baltimore
HAvRE Nov 22-Saled, bark lex (Nor, Salcah, United
States.
LIVERPOOL Nov 2a-Arrived ship Harriet McGllvery,
Blake st John NIB oath, Ponce Sp), Portuande
Charleston; Oberon tBr Hannay, New oreans ship
Lucy Nckels Nckels, st john NIB; bark Lillian Vgus
OBJ, vigus New York.
Also arrived oath bark John Lorway BD Lorway st
john NIB with crew OF bark Frances BourneuI lbrsee
below.
Sailed 23d, ship Birmingham Br) Clegg United States
bark Mary Agnes (Br), Decost, do.
LONDON Nov 23-Cleared bark Nictaux (Bp, Masters,
United states brig Sophia Cook Cr Cook Boston
LEGHoRN-saled, bark Carrara QtaD, Pontremol Phila
delphia,
MovLLE Nov 24-Arrived steamer Elysia Br), Campbell,
New York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
Also arrived 24th Caspian CBr, Trocks. Balt-
more via St Johns, NF. for Liverpool.
MALAGA-sailed, schr Meta, for Charleston.
NEwRY Nov 24-Sailed, bark Themis CNor), Anderson,
United States
PLYMOUTH Nov 24-Arrived bark Elena Cordano Qtal),
schianino, New York via Queenstown
PALERMO Nov 23-Sailed steamer Olympia Br Young,
New York.
PERNAmBuco Nov 24-Arnyed previously. brig Spring
Bird tBr), Hasseli, New York.
QUEENSTOWN Nov 24-Arrived ship Missouri Br, Lang
Mobile for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 23-sailed steamer oheo CBr Bris-
! tow crom HulD, New York
SHARPNESS Nov 24-Arrivcd, bark Kate Agnes s) Fer
! guson. st John, NIB.
srErrrN, Nov 21-Arved, bark Imatar Rus), Lauren,
| Now York
sALoNcA Oct so-Arrved, brig Sophie Nicotine Nor),
| Nelson New York
/ sMYRSA-saiIed bark Edith Rose, Harding, New York
vutich, Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Nov 24-The British bark John Lorway. Cap
Lorway arrived this to-day from st John NIB Oct
2e She brings the British bark Frances
neuf Capt Weston Mramichi Oct % for Liverpo
which was abandoned THE Francis Bourneuf reg
isered $40 TONS Beleveaus Cove Ms in 1865
and hailed from Yarmouth Ms She insured for SIC
in Yarmouth Offices. See report Of Rotterdam,
this port.l
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

GREAT FEATs AT THE HIPPoDRoME LAST NIGHT.
Last evening about 1000 persons assembled
in the Hippodrome TO witness the gadato-
rial games. There in the Hippodromc,
which was brilliantly lighted up, perhaps thirty
females, and there excellent representation
or the "fancy'' and large number Of boating men,
with slight sprnkling of gymnasts. gentleman in
swallow tailed and with a voice which aAer
natey greeted with cheers and hisses announced the
different
The drst part was devoted to the art of fencing with
buttoned foils Regis senac out, being properly
announced covered with a mask and in dark
tune His opponent younger man, but less dex-
trous who was announced the "lncognito" The
fencing was excellent the part OF Senac The result
was declared by the stentorian voice of Mr. Whitaker
who stated that Regis Senac had made IL hits and
was the victor; the Incognito only making hits
Then NJ Coburn and the distinguished
scientific and cultured George Seddons both
I light weights in proper costume, with large
+ boxing gloves Their hands They made a
very pleasant little set-to in which George displayed
the greater earnestness and the lesser science The
stentorian then told the crowd that VI. Coburn
hud won the laurels The succeeding part q The pro-
gramme consisted of feats q strength IN which DICK
Penncl, Emile Regnier Andre Christol the GrecoRo
wrestler, and J. Messenger participated Cbristol
lifted two 100 pound Tdumb-bels, Penne lifted l2l
and 4 l4O pound dumb bell, but failed 20 lift the $50
pound dumb bell. which all present who were among
the interested, expected him 10 lift. Reynier hosted
three so pound weights and closed the effort by lifting
four so pound weights Then Andre Chrisol came to
the front amid a good deal Of cheering and lifted
ia one hand 1G5 pound weight and in
the other rs pound weight Messenger addressed
the audience By very curious and extraordinary dis
play in the matter Of cannon balls. which un-
doubtedly OF great weight He threw them around
his neck caught them over his shoulders, threw them
in the air and let them tall within inch OF his
mum IN the descent. Then he took stat and placed
three OF the balls supports and put the stat his
chin The veocipede Of FIVE miles around the
} Hippodrone by Mcclellan, under protest
/ from Messenger. Then there club swinging by
man IN hights named Lulin Aiterward came box
ing match between Joe Coburn and Professor Clark,
the former being declared victor. The performance
/ wound up with a grand wrestling matcn be.
tween Andre Christol and Theodore Bauer. ID
which il was declared that the opponent
Of Chrstol, the champion Of the house,
must throw Chrsol in the space Of thirty minutes
I toe latter would be declared winner The display Of
muscle by the two wrestlers was entirely above the
average and drew forth the applause Of every pres
ent Hardly a sound could be heard they wrestled
and although Bcuer, the opponent Of the champion,
was much the younger man at the end Of thirty min
utes Christol was declared the winner
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Fechter, who advertised to commence an
engagement at the Lyceum Theatre on Monday night,
has been obliged in consequence Of an accident, to
postpone his appearance till Thursday, December 2.
The hrst Normal classical soiree given at Stein
way Hall last evening. The programme promised an
evenings entertainment of no mean order, for wher
the works Of Bach Donizett and Chopin are pro-
duced amusement and instruction expected to
follow as a matter Of course. No doubt Mr. Gerlach
and his young friends meant well in going before the
public, but be permitted to say that a con-
cert the performance of last evening was absolute
failure To sit for hours and endure the exercises
OF pupils in academy is trying enough but to pay
admission fee for this purpose is MUCH less
pleasant We would advise the young people TO
continue in their studies until they have at least
arrived at passable efficiency.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Custom House win be closed to-day (25h) and will
be open Friday mornn only from to 10 o'clock, for the
entrance and clearanccs Of vessels.
srEAMga TYBrE 800 TONS built at Philadelphia in 1864
formerly plying between this port and Domingo
sold and PLACED Lowdens line 70 savannah-terms re-
srrAMyR sowEasyT 1e,, Savannah for Boston, put into
ggppon Roads Nov "a With golfers leaking She would re-
sar Fonr;r oS al psssacoia from .. weston, reports
70 be schr ofabout l2O tons - n-1.---
SHIP CHLoE of Yarmouth Ns 9o6 tons bnilt nj Shell
bourne, Ms in 1922 has been sold parties Antwerp
BAes LogD PMMEEsToS 40 ot6ns built at Addison, Me-
Shields M Ss 81 has BeeS eorpOO and which arrived
B4gs poT3SA SSava No from u Philadelphia N0e a.
weather; lost fore ana nizzentepsnasts
from 5ia Ncr JAsEsos g. Portland MaTwiek sailed
ou' ~. sdyices The II was first class vessel Of 5o4
pressed that she win yet turn up all right
BARK AvNA-The report by caoa that the bark Anna
seauentiy took Gre was teesraphc error She put into
Cowes leaky aud was there waiting orders She had not
been fire.
Hornet mot Ironsidcs. at Philadelphia 2sd from
Denia heavy gales the entire passase
BRIG DoY QUIxorE. from Shields for Havana which put
nov u with loss o. both anchors and chains
otherwise damaged.
BRIG ToRpFNsKJoLp which put into Arendal was from
wyburg for Boston L, and not from Rotterdam tor New
BRte ALICE srARRErr s65 tons bnt At Rockand Me- in
1866 lately hang from Halifax. Ms has been sold
tin
scHR LizzF 3 GREco from Cape de verds for Portland
Me- put into Norfolk Nov -, IN distress
ScnR JAMES ALpgRpicE Rockhill from Fall River for
Philadelphia, while going through Hell Gate the 21st
ashore Niger Head but gotten of day
proceeded destination yesterday. The damage
tanned amounted 70 about $500.
scnRJ W PrasLy. from St John, NB a. Philadelphia Nov
reports Nov 20 OF Barnegat during NV gale
deck load split and lost sails
scap 4 s. prrpar tBD, f,m s. John, NIB at Phfadel.
pia Nov "a experienced heavy weather the entire passage
and lost deckoad.
scH9 ASsEg z E<.B Bp, wrecked Beaver BarDOr,
from iiopewell Nh, laden with stone FOR Boston.
Nnv Iha rhr Ma IViny
neys wharf strained herself al low yesterday
ing her 20 leak badly
The schr Patriot Of Portland started her on at low
water last Friday night as she was lying With her bow over
the European Railroad wharf filed with Satur
day but was promptly pumped out.
HALIFAX Nov 24-The American schr 2 Smith, to-day
from 1rand Banks reports that the l4th Inst Deve-
Of Cape Breton, and Mccarthy Of Scotland we're
drowned By she upsetting Of dory.
severe gale prevailed At Archat. CB. the 10th and
17th The brig Catherine driven ashore and the scrs
Lyle and Magenta badly damaged Ike shipping of
Nova Scotia coal has been stopped for the scison
81 J0HE NIB Nov 23-rhe reported foundering Of schr
AutOnaton d said originated with Capt Brown,
of the schr Aden. Who states that while coming down the
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

AUX CAYEs Nov l3-In port, schr AGRA Chandler, from
New York, ldg "
Cows, Nov 17-Arrved, bark Anna NoD, Wohl Bati-
more see Miscellany.
Homo KoNc, Oct i3In port ships sumstra, Mullen, and
Pilgrim Fowle, unc.
cola; 18th Ralph Hayward, Doane Portland; 24th,
steamer City of Vera Cruz Mcintosh, New York
Sailed nth brig Robin (Br). Havener mot Parker) Pas
cagoua; odd Austin Morgan, Brashear Las ODD
brgs Mex spearing OBJ, Burke, New York. fanny,
Smith Baltimore. -~~gss ,asgs J 2 =.
HALIFAX Nov 23-saled brgs Daisy Arthur Porto Rico;
Oriental, Portenac, Portugal.
JAcMEL, Nov lin port, schr NJ Marrett Reed for
New York Nov II. N'Ss
LIc4TA, Oct 3o-saled bark Maria Christina Utah Bat
more.
MIFAcoASE Nov l2-In port bark Trait dUnion Ballou
for New York. ldg
Nsf.SzAs Nov 22-Arrved, brig Nichols OBJ, Chase
Pss1s1spu. ocfao--saed, brig Sarah Emma Carter
Liyerpools "a II ~ J. - L -
port 20 org Alfred Damage, for Baltimore, ready
70 49,
PoRr PRNcE, Nov 1e-Arrved, steamer City ofGaiveS,
ton Evans, New YORK.
In port 10Th brig Mary Knowtcn, McKee, for Sc Marc in
load for Philadelphia Martha Maria, veazie from Will
snASGilAI Oct 13-In port steamer F1eurs Castle CIR
the Hurst Caste Thompson for New York ships Char
Oak smith, and Taitsing BD Wilson, unc bark Corea,
suRiSAm Oct 21-saled bark Western Sea- Hanson, Bos
slGuA Nov IL mot 1eth)ArrIvod. schr Northern Light
YARMOUTH, Ms Nov 2s-salled, bark W II jenkins CBp,
Durkee. Galveston,
sailed 22d bark W II Jenkins tBr), Durkoc, Galveston
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Nov 24-Arrved, steamer Glaucus, Bearse New
York schrs Arthur , Lewis 81 Martins; Chas II Law
renee Kent Alexandria, Carleton, Butler, Baltimore
Fisk Crowell, do; Mary standish Higgins Phiadel.
pha w MaRee Magec, do; John Rose Allen do; h s
Corson Corson do Allen Green, Nckerson, do: Union
Nash Port johnson Clara Simpson Tapley Baltimore
81 Crox Leland do; q Tryon, Nckcrson, Philadelphia;
II Hickman, Robinson, do.
Cieared-Steamers Palestine (Br). whelan Liverpoo .
Seminole Mathews Savannah; Aries, Whelden Phadel.
pha Gen whitney, Halett New York ship Comet Bray
Hong Kong; bark Zephyrine (Br johnson, Demarara .
brlgs Alert Devils QBr), Mcclellan Round Pond Mo 70
load England; Belle Prescott Waerhouse Portland
chrs Chas Fabens Keene New Orleans; Clarissa Allen
Crocker, New YORK via Newport, ri.
Sailed-Steamers Johns Hopkins, Seminole sArics and
BALTIMORE, Nov 24-Arriyed, barks Tallsman, Black.
ford Rio Janeiro sc Lawrence tr Doc Demerara Stormy
Petrol (5r), Dwyer Queenstown brig Echo McCahan Rio
Janeiro
Also arrived, VIM Kennedy Foster Providence;
schrs Hattie Kelsey, Randall Boston; Bill stowe Man.
son, do; w Chester, Brown. do Henry Worthngton,
Crowell do; A q Lyon, Jees, New York; John shaw,
Cox, Lucy Wright Elsey do Forest Oak Parker New
Haven; Rodney Parker, Parker do; Marietta Sceman,
S0mers, New Bedford Jos WILSON, somers Fall River
Armda Hall Wilson, SALEM Layolta Whtemore Provi-
dence.
Beow-Sarks Goethe Ger, from Havre via Hampton
Roads Ganger Rolf Mon, Larsen, from Liverpool.
ClearudSteamers Hbenian tBr, Archer, Liverpool via
Halifax; ID j Foley. Price, Wilmington No WIN Lawrence,
Howes, Boston, Elizabeth Clark New York; Ocurara Rey
nnds, do; bark Rusver Nor, Asen, Amsterdam; schrs
Forest Oak, Parker, New Havcn q Lane Lane Boston
BANGOR Nov 22-Arrivcd. brig Katahdn, Saunders,
Turks Islands; schr VIM Rice Pressey, Now York