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Better than any cast pillow l ever used
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Plantation Machine Foundry
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Plantation Machine Foundry

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~ Our Ladies Shoe Department contain:
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Send in your orders early, so that we may fill
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
BROOKLYN BURGLARY RECORD.

The residence Of Mr. Crossman Lyons, No. 81 Stuy-
resant avenue burgariously entered last Mon
lay night during the temporary absence Of the family.
ghe rogues made their way up to the sleeping apart
nents the second floor and ransacked the bureaus
md closets, carrying away with them Sl25 worth Of
aothing. There arrests
Mr. f. A. C. Church, OF No. l64 Washington avenue
,aled at the Myrtle house and reported
Captain Crofs that his house had been burgariously
Fsited and robbed Of $40 worth OF clothing The
Captain is looking after the rogues
The residence OF Patrick Hoey, No. 10 North Elliot
place. entered by burglars at early hour yester
hay morning but the nearous designs OF the thieves
we're frustrated in a most singular manner.
HE savings bank the day previous without
he sanction of his wife The latter engaged up
braiding him for having done when he threatened
with a beating, and she down in the cellar
tvod impending cbastisement There she shocked
find three men secreted, evidently with burgarous
intent, and the woman at gave the alarm The
burglars escaped however, before the police responded
the call
Bernard Cannon, twenty three years Of age was ar
rested charged with breaking into the Office of II. NJ.
conkln's lumber yard, corner Of Pearl and Plymouth
streets and stealing property TO the value Of s2s The
ltoen articles were recovered. Edward Hogan and
George McCorskin we're subsequently arrested sus
picon Of being implicated in the same robbery.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer scythia r,, Hanes Liverpool via Queenstown
Y francklyn.
Steamer City Of Merida, Reynolds Havana Progresso
&c--F Ale xADdre X Sons
Steamer Leo, Daniels, Savannah Murray Ferris Co
tard.
steamer wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship CO.
steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. Philadephia-Jar hand
Steamer Nereus. Bearse BostOn-H Il Dimock.
ship Princeton, Bradley, L0ndon-ChAs l. Wright y co.
snip Moonlight Waterhouse, Bremen-Wash Fields
ship 3 Metcalf (Nor, knudsen Norfolk, Vac Tobias
Bark Ann (Aus). Percich Belfast-Funch Edye 4 Co.
Bark Parodi 4 utaD. Bruzzone, Cork and Falmouth
Slocovich Co.
Bark southern Belle CBr) Robbins Cork Falmouth for
orders-Jas Elwe Co.
Bark Cetverti Dubrovach Aus), Caraman, Cork or Fa
month for orders-Slocovlch Co
Bark Chas Leay, stphen Cape Town. CGH Tor orders
-Sloc0vch K Co.
Bark John Griffin, westberg Cienfuegos-J Ward Co.
Bark Yarra Yarra Nor, Sorensen Phadelphia-Fetehs,
Bockmann 4 Co
Brig John Shay Nickerson, Buenos Ayres-A Abbott.
Brig Manlus CBrl, Todd. Matanzas-Weydeh GO.
schr Juliet. Small, BRhia-G Amsinck Co
Schr Maggie Abbott Abbott, Para-Burdett Pond
Son.
Schr VIM NJ Jones' Davis Charleston-Eyans, BAN GO.
Schr VIM Scull, Barrett, Wilmington NC roweIL
Schr 4 Cordery Hgbee, Richmond, Fa-siashl
Petty.
Schr Crisis Bowen Norfok-Slaght Petty.
Schr w Bunnel, Bunnel Washington, DC-Slagns a
Petty -
Schr o P Binns steeman Philadelphia-slaght Petty
Schr Congress, Hamilton Portland-C Hatch
Schr Robert Centre Hulse Dennisport-Abie Abbott
schr Pointer Sears Providence via Brsol-H Jackson
4
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPISwALL Oct 2-saied steamer Alps Fr), Ferguson,
BARcrLoNA Sept 2s-Arrived Joven Narcissa Tsp,
for New York lag BSSs % Bahls o' rom do ds
cARpESAs. Sept 24-Arrived, bark Gdnths Br)
CALCUTTA. Aug 1s-siiled bark Niphon, Day, Maurtus
CHATHAM NIB, Sept 29-Sailed bark Matilda Hilyard B
Cow BAY Oct 4-cleared brig Hiram AbG, Tbbctts, st
Jago (before reported cleared Sept 30 for New York;.
HAVANA. sept 8D-Arved, brig Keystone, Barter, New
], brig Berry Berry, Portland
sailed Oct |, Rrgs Clara Adams McFadden. New York
Nellie Antrim, Weischman Philadelphia; I'd. steamers City
Of New York, Zimmerman, New York; Rita Cspl Restra
HaErTGI Oct 4@saled brig ComTade iBr, Kingston ia
schr " Hayes tBr), Porto Rico
Liverpool and St Johns NJ. -
KiSGsroN ia Sept i6-Arrived. brig Edith (Br) Mahl-
man Philadelphia and sailed for Falmouth a. 18th schr
xotos Curtis New York tand sailed for Mexico via
York and sailed 7th Tor sayana, &c; 10Th sshr Basa.
& Gqs: Cox Ja'm' 'nd sailed s4h or Sev York via Mix
Arrived oct 2, steamer Etna BD, Sampson, New York
Sailed 10TH bark Lizzie Merry, Lawrence, Falmouth Z,
Sailed Oct 2 steamer Andes CBr). Porter New York
port Sept 70. brig John Kennedy Hughes unc; schr
ontara, Pettgrew from New York, arrived 10th.
LocEPoRT, Ms, Oct 3-sailed Qu yiye tBr), West In
MArAszAs Oct l-Arrved, bark W Hobrook, Mitchell.
saied--Bark T sloeker, Tyler Savannah
neuf CBr, Weston Dublin 2sth ship Ellen Goudey Brj,
Arrived Oct 4 barks q Hall iBD, Hainey, Dundalk
Royal Harrie Br, Wemers, Londonderry; Winsow (Nor
tBD, Leis Penzanee Johnny smith (Br DubIn Sleeve
bloom Br, Belast AcadlAn tBr do; Little Fury tBrl
Armstrong Liycrpool seLrs Harvey, Youghal William
Gibson, ireland
Purrington for New York, ldg.
PERNAsBuCo Sept Arrived, bark Sarah A Dudman
(Brl. Dudman ST Mays Ga. for Montoyideo. Ieaky.
PoRT MuLGRAvE Oct 4Passed bark wimburn iBrl Stew
from Glasgow for PictOu
PIcrou Ns, Oct 5-Cleared, brig II Jennings, Young,
Pernambuco.
QUKBec Oct 2-cleared, steamer Phoenician (B Scott
Glasgow.
ST AESs BAY, Ja Sept PIN port, schr Gen Putnam,
Webster, for New York, ldg
SALT RIVER ia Sept PIN port sch Burdett Hart Fargo
from Norfolk disg
sAGUA Sept 26-saIed sch Susan Davis north Of Hat
teras
ST. JoHE, NIB Oct 4-Arrived schr Jeddo Philadelphia;
9Th bark Sarah Smith iBrD, Taylor Belfast l.
Cleared 4th, bark Genitore, Liverpool Emma, New
York
VICTORIA Sept SAILED, bark Wellington CNic), Gard.
ncr, Iqnique.
WINDSOR Ms, Oct 3Arriyed schr belmont 81 John (and
sailed 4th for Philadelphia
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NEW JERSEY.

The holding OF the meeting in aid OF the Sol
deris Monument Association at Jersey City has been
postponed from the 10th TO the 26th inst
The Grand Jury of Hudson county have not yet taken
any action the question Of the yapor gasght frauds
list Of witnesses was furnished by ex-Judge Rankin
two weeks ago.
Chief Engineer Doughery, Of Jersey City, has nearly
completed the map Railroad avenue, TO be submitted
the conference between the city authorities and the
railroad officials relative TO the raising OF the tracks
The plans will all be finished by the 10Th inst
The new Catholic Protectory which dedicated at
Denvile Monday by Bishop Corrigan is situated on
farm of PA The yield Of products is great
that the institution which intended for the reforma
tion OF Juveniles will be selfsupportng The Protec-
tory under the management OF SIX brothers Of the
order of ST Francis
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Marion Oct 4. schr Admiral Blake uatnaway
from Atlantic with 1876 bbls and II do bkhsh OIL
CLEARED al New Bedford bark Edward Everett Gil
ford for Indian Ocean and sailed 9TH. . ~.
RrI rmanda Al san Francisco from the Arctic reports
July "a Illinois, Frasier b. with s60 bbs VII aud so
oil Bark Rainbow, Coean Nh had Just arrived
on the ground In % days from Honolulu - =
Auckland, NJ Sept Shark Eliza. Diamond Nd, was on
Norfolk Island Aug T. No report OF oil 70 hand
From Norfolk Island the whaling season had been DELAYED
some weeks on account Of bad weather The prom
very good the whales are numerous ana
close 20 land. -
whaling cruise Capt Hoxie late Of the Albion is to take
command and the vessel will leave IN few weeks.
The Albion 10 Levuka Fill where she will re-
main storeship for the Auckland Steam Packet Com
pauys steamers.
BARK Eliza Adams Hambn. NIB, arrived At Hobart Town
Of nine months, during which time
has taken 800 bbls oil She left Akaroa NJ July s.
and stood towa the Australian coast cruising along Prom
Strait shipped heavy which the rudder and
other damage Stood for Hobart Town. where
she arrived above Reports bark Tamerane, Moulton
NIB passing through the strait in April last.
letter from san Francisco dated Sept "a says bark Des
mond has taken bhs warus oil and that the feet
ally supposed be doing we'll The weather mild
with much rain and fog during the month Of August
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BROOKLYN.

Walter Fobson aged seventeen years, residing at No
a2l Tenth street. arrested yesterday for felonousy
assautng John Wade, boy OF thirteen by striking
him on the head with knife and lnaictng q severe
wound
The habitation Of Edward Clark on Barren Island
Canarsie Bay, entered and robbed by burglar
Monday night George Rohr German, employed on
the ISLAND, arrested suspicion OF being the
Sulprit He was taken 70 Brooklyn and committed TO
await examination.
The Naturalization Bureau, In the County Clerks Of
Gee opened yesterday for the reception Of appca-
lions for papers OF citizenship Last year the number
naturalized in Brooklyn was l. 200 Once hours win
be from nine A. NJ 10 five +. NJ, and from 10
nine P. NJ Wednesday and Friday or this week and
LheneeforLh daily up 70 October 20
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LfGnr on mAHov's RIVER, WEST DELAWARE BAY
Notice hereby given that and after Oct 20 1875,
light viii be shown from lighthouse recently erected
the Of Mahons River the west side o Della
Bay
The light will be Fixed white.
The Illuminating apparatus is catadioptrc OF the h
der lighting 40 degrees The horizon. The focal plane IL
water,
The light should be seen IN clear weather from the deck
81 vessel - feet above the 10 nautical miles.
me structure Is frame tower with twostory dwelling
attached, both painted buff; lantern painted red
Inc approximate position Of the lighthouse taken from
Is ~ 10 W - - -
The new structure bears BY r. from the old light
The old light will be discontinued from Oct 90 1875
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Avrwrpp oct Arrived bark Atlantic CSor) Jacobsen
pbuadenhia
Salad Am shin sabno Paine New Orleans
po,s-o, ~, Arrival hark Ne york IN an Cnccnrnllo
Pbiadeinhta
Rprxrx oct a. rived harks germania o;er Cluyer
PbiIadelnbia. Wieland aier, yocel,ang do
Sailed an bark Lima fCer, Ellerbrook New York
CrpuAtoxrA-saled brig Edith Hall Runker United
DUBLIN Oct 4-saled shin Renpblic fBr, phillipps
rn,,ed states
EIsrsoRrsailed bark Amelia Burgess from cronstadt,
Nav YORK
Gt.seow oct < Arrived bark cicero fRr, Humnhrev
New york
Sailed 4th bark Mndet Nor, Rack un;ted States
Arrived 4, Ro,yino 5th bark uermanos Nor, Jacobsen
RIM River 60
GrpRAtrAR-Arrved hrio n r Jones fBr, Eickerson
New York fsee below,
u.xprpn a., 4 Arrvsd bors ReruhHk fGe,, Fo,tman
New YORK
salad 4th shin Mozart fRr, far Nav YORK
I,vrapooI oct Arrived shin Jobn CLARK Peterson
w,scasset
Also arrived 5tb bark onbr fBr Murray New York
sailed an shin Tvro Br Hilton North America. bark
Hypata tBr), Dakin, do.
LONDON, Oct Arrived, ship Plymouth Rock, Grifhn
~. ~, u-,'sor p,aa -
-. ~, ) Snod ,u,.~ CO. &c coo-rao ~,
c. = - xv-n
49,. ~. Ar.ad ,taa,nor po,,,,,a m, sn,ou
-, 49,, - o,.
-. c,,a .... rr.,. -, rn -,
$50 49, = ri,h Tonas pos,oa. MI e. pal,,o.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrBsToNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer England tBr Thompson Liverpool Sept % and
Queenstown 23d with mdse and PASSENGERS to hurst
a 81 ion 81 So passed Ship Thomas Bsyne Brp bound
west; 4th lat &c German steamer bound east same
Steamer Idaho IBID, Beddoe Liverpool Sept 20 and
Guion Oct B miles Of Sandy Hook passed steamer
Cityof Berlin Br hence for Liverpool ith 30 miles Of
Steamer q Hewes, Quick Brashear City days, with
steamer Isaac Bell, Gibbs, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the old Dominion
ship star Of the West COf Boston,, Taylor Liverpool 81
BARK Reinhold Gerj Gerlach, Liverpool SO days with
mdse 10 Simonson Howes vessel TO Funch Edge co.
to lasting = hours sist lat 50 So Ion - had heavy
gale from sM 70 NY lost sails stove bulwarks &C and
sprunk leak which required the pumps TO be constantly
Bark Angioletta Bozzo qtaD chesa Bristol 40 days in
Bark Emba Nor sorensen Greenoek ~ days in ballast
to Benham Boyeson Sept II had hurricane from WsW,
veerng g vi lasting hours lSs meintopgalaHt yard
days in ballast to Boyd Hineken Is anchored at Sandy
BARK Mary Ann Br Dryer, Santos Aug 2 via Hampton
Roads with coffee to b g Arnold; vessel O. F Buley
sugar to BrooR Co. vessel e'i to %ayae Co.
Brig Gem of New Haven, Pierce Barbados Sept Z with
ery winds and pleasant weather. Oct y LAT 81 10 n
Ion q 20 W steamer Seminole, from Savannah for Boston,
Brie Gpsey BI Jayne Gonaivos a days with iOgwOod
schr Clara Leavitt of Portland Lombard Liverpool 43
e ea wan aSdy Hoos for bsrbor ana
schr r Smith, Smith, Jacksonville days with lumber
Drew 4 Bucki
Schr W Rutan, Wooley, Virginia
Schr Raymond Fuller, Higgins Virginia.
Schr Harriet Thomas, Vanclief, Georgetown DC.
Schr Rokes. Rhodes, Baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig George tr Chandler New London for New York. in
ballast TO master
Sctr Ida May, Masters, Windsor Ms, for New York 10
days, with plaster 20 G W Bertaux.
Schr Smith Browning Smith Brookhaven for New York.
Schr Copy Miller, Port Jefferson for New York
Schr Forest Home, Hodgdon New Haven for New York,
schr John Warren, McGsrr, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Adrian. Maddox, New York for Boston
Sch Harriet Thomas, Vancleaf, Georgetown DC for New
Haven.
Schr Adde Avery. Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr J w Peasley. Parker, New York for st john NIB
Schr Elm City, Kelly. New York for New Bedford.
Schr Highland Lynch, Albany for Roslyn.
schr NJ King, Jarvis, New York for Providence
Schr Washburn, Paul, Haverstraw for Norwich.
Schr Angler. Besse, Hoboken for New Bedford.
Schr Belle Hall, Brush, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Salle W Ponder Ryder. New York for Taunton.
Schr Ida Deering, Hoboken for Taunton.
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GAMBLERS ARRESTED.

Captain Van Dusen OF the Fifteenth precinct rnided
on the gambling house No. $50 Broadway O'Clock
last night and arrested three and captured full
outfit Of gambling instruments. About three weeks
ago the police closed this house and arrested eight
ten offenders among whom Custom House clerk
named Evans. The proprietor had been previously
held TO await the action of the Grand Jury,
notw thstanding which he resumed business in a few
days Last night Captain Van Dusen and Special Officer
Slevin broke into the apartments through adjoining
house and only succeeded, after determined resist
Ince in arrestng the dealer and two players all Of
whom gave fictitious names at the station house
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 5-Arrived steamer John Gibson
New York; scnr X w Bill Boston
sailed-Schrs Royal Arch Portland; Matte A Hand,
Providence Adeline Townsend Addie Jordan, aud X
BOdwei from Georgetown,
BOSTON Oct 5-Arrived schrs Jessie w starr Frink /;
Ella " PenneI Thompson iludde sharp; Alexander
Harding, Mcbride Lette, Crawford: Corson Corson
Wheeler Godfrey ID Everett, Saunders, Bessie Nor
ris Alien, and Alaska, Clark, from Philadelphia; Dow,
Chase Weehawken; Alfred w Fisk, Kelley Weehawken
Fannie and Edith, Bartlett, kondout II Bartlett Kelley,
do Lucy NJ Collins, Rich Forest City Chase and Abbe
ingalls, ingalls,, Hoboken; Ward Parks Bogart South
Amb0y Collier Lewis, Perth Amboy; Lotte Amcs,
Nash do Frank Herbert, Crowo Port johnson; Campbell
Eaton. ElzAbethport
Cleared-steamer Geo ADDod Loyeand. for Baltimore
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STATEN ISLAND.

Bids will be received by the Trustees Of Edgewater
for building the Canal street sewer this evening
Grand and petit jurors have been drawn to at
the Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
which will convene at Richmond on the 18th inst
The Agricultural and Horticultural Society OF Rich
mond county will hold their fair at the Sea View
Driving Park Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week on the first day there will be baseball match
for silver ball and chidren's pony for two
prizes On the second day a race for purse Of 800
Tor county horses and another for s100 for double
teams on the third day trotting and running races,
omen 70 all
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Rs~ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-Tbe NV YoaK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing one 70 the other
succession and be several miles distant Can.
ains Of vessels upon seeing this signal win obge by re
pairing any they may have the ship New,
Department Of the HERALD
mSPersons DESTROYS o. communicating with arrv
ing York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all parts OF the world and promptly
bversd Duplicates required
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THE BROOKLYN POOR.

The Brooklyn Society for Relieving the Condition OF
he Poor met No lis Livingston street. Brooklyn last
evening" r w. Ropes in the chair The annual report
was read and showed that the total receipts were
b26 2O1 expenses $25 sos poor people assisted "a
Total expended since the organization of the
society $3.50 600 K W. Ropes reelected Presi-
dent, II. b. Claim, s B. Chttenden, A d. Wheelock
L. A Low and John Truglow Vice Presidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
A NEW BREAKWATER.

The recent wrecks Of the schooner Columbus and
louise Francis the north shore OF Long Island,
have called attention to the Of harbor Of refuge
for vessels similarly crcumstanced and it ia suggested
that breakwater should be constructed at Horizons
Point, which would insure excellent harbor on the
west side Of the Point at COMPARATIVELY small outlay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
SPOKEN.

Ship Baltimore er Focken, from Bremen for Baltimore
Oct 3, lat 81, Ion IA.
Ship Aeadan Br, from sydney CD for Charleston, Oct l.
SO miles OF Sandy Hook.
Bark Niagara Ger Wischusen, from Boston for United
States, date the Goodwin Sands,
Bark Edward Waenerland (Gerl Segebarth, from New
York for Liverpool. Sept % lat 80 80. lon 66 -
Bark knudsvig Nor) from New York for Gibraltar Sept
IL. at ~ On, Ion ~ u3.
Bark Peter Rohland GER, from Amsterdam via Sandy
Hook for Savannah. Oct 3, % miles n Of Absecom.
Bchr Lewis steering n, Oct 20 miles of Fenwicks
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasers are informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street London" or to the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de fOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
the States the will be cabed to this coun-
try free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
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NEW YORK CITY.

The steamship Wyoming, hence for Queenstown and
liverpool yesterday, carried out $3.50 letters and
Ihirty-one bags OF newspapers
Postmaster James says that the 500 600. postal
yards to BE- sold on Thursday viii be entirely disposed or
IA ready for sale on Monday or Tuesday next
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BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.

BY order Of the Lighthouse Board .,,.,,,. -, 80,
Office Of the Lighthouse Board Washington, DC, Sept p
1875.
Yacht Elaine az Bedford Oct from crui reports
the buoy gone from Ribbon Reef mouth u buxzads Bay
the buoy from the end Of Great Ledge east %
Dnmuiing Kock Light Saw boat towing large buoy,
suppose 10 be Ribbon Reef steering for Cuttyhunk
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BELOW.
Bark Albion CNor), from Hun, 81 days.
SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming (Br). for Liverpool City Merida
Havana; Leo Savannah Geo W Clyde, Charleston: Wya.
noke, Richmond &c; ships Moonlight Bremen; City Of
Nankin DIR, London: Telemach (Norj do Lalia
(Br, Dunkrk; Alice Muir l3r Bremen: Fdente (AusJ.
Cork Falmouth Youngsters (Br), Santander Solara
Pernambuco.
Wind AZ sunset Sc light
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SHIPPING NEWS

OCEAN STEAMERS.
nArRs DEPARTURE PROM YORK PoR TIE MONTHS
NOVEMBER