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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-13
FIRES IN THE CITY.

AGGREGATE LOSS SUSTAINED OVER TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
nre broke out early yesterday morning among
some straw IN the basement Of No. 26 Duane
street ana caused q damage OF $4,000. The build
ing was constructed Of IRON and belonged to
James N. Shaw, crockery and glass ware
dealer. The loss on stock Is estimated at $50 OOO
and SOS, 900 on the building. Mr.. shaw Is insured
for $123, 50O of which $13,500 Is on the stock and
the balance on the building. This sum Is mostly
held IN non-board and out OF town insurance
companies.
The cause Of the nre IL as yet unknown, out an
investigation VIII be held before the Fire Marshal
to-day. 1t is supposed that carlessness led to the
accident, as some of the work people were in the
building at the time, and it Is believed some were
In the basement During the progress OF the fire
Catholic church adjoining, but owing to the earn
est efforts OF the fremen that property was saved
runs into Chatham street, but the progress or the
flames was arrested before any damage was done
the building In Duane street all day yesterday. ana
great crowds OF people were collected opposite 1t
looking at the RUIN made by the dre.'
LARGE FIRE IN A WOOD YARD.
The kindling WOOD yard Of John Il. Ropp Sons
at Nos. 1861 Se5 and 367 RIvington street. was at
tackled by fire at three O'Clock yesterday
OF 100000. A three story brick building on
the property used for office and other purposes OF
the business was completely ruined. The loss
upon the house Is estimated at $3.50 and $4,000
on the stock. No cause has yet been assigned Tor
the origin OF the fire. but an examination mas been
ordered. ALI the property was July covered by
insurance.
OTHER FIRES.
A fre occurred yesterday on the second moor OF
the house In the rear OF No. 335 West Forty
eighth street; damage. 500; The property be
longed to Mrs. McKenna, and the fire was the
result OF putting hot asnes into q box.
Fifty dollars damage was done by fire yesterday
to the greenhouse OF John Fitzpatrick at Tooth
street and the Boulevard, caused by defective
hue.
A fire occurred last night in the basement of No.
1i5 East Twenty-frst street, a five story brown
stone house, occupied by DR.. De Bremen, that
caused a damage oil $3.50.
A fire broke out last night at the residence OF
Dr. Joseph r. Worster, No. lis East 1hrteth street.
that caused damage OF 81, 200. 1t originated in .
toilet basket catching fire from the gas.
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ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY TILE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfTEsToNB TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Western OBJ wndham, Bristol Dec rs.
win mdie ana passengers 70 Mofgan HAD modsr
storms commencing at Sc and yeering to sW and NV
slteFnaely very hours Jan L. no lat DC, spoke brig
steamer America DER, De Limon Bremen Dec 2s and
ssas Jan I lat - lon 4slO, passed steamer Secssr
steamer copsIaicss !sr retrs, Rio 5snsro q days
.Hd @ ara Ds ss
to PIN, Forwood Co
bar 81. with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman
nS Soo % se se 10 G a pG a
minion steamship COMPANY Jan +, 10 AM of Absecom,
ssM wne east RED nag
with h su saS c TO Msnf a Af III
airs and Gains days strong monsoons China
sss TO I to %
Of %
and on Gct % was struck BY heavy sea. which dam.
III
:s Tss
Completely cebound nigh above the deck,
Of the
ss e M ana p se rna
iIco Tor New York at anchor IL OF Cape Of Good
#Rs f a, % n
s s.s cSy
n.SS9 s 1 tGnt %ns Manila Pa aug zas -a
y Cape Of COED Hope N9y 20 and crossed the EQUATOR
parenfly bound to New YORK., with maintopmast and
Bark st Bernhara Ger Regimen Singapore ITO days,
nps Of ond Hop r Nov GO ss
1 the D ee r. lon 81 Had q
s sRp fs%sssi SafHtsis
u5$s: 81 'f sss ct Bsa s
q ga HAD ns
Cape Henry; from thence 10 days with strong n and
ricks er Mshaelssns Lisbon ans lays in pal
5.: :fsaS ion SSiaHd Co crossed ii:
Big Marsna Deasy qardsnas = days with sugar to
scr ae % um
schr r washing on Hoibrook, Virginia
Schr VIM Young, Somers, Virginia.
RErURNEp-Brig Pansy tBr). Kvens hence Dec 80 for
London, having Jan experienced gale, commencing
nso most
AZ sa So tue as to
cause her to leak badly, requiring the attention of
70 throw oyerSoar portion Of TT the cargo
sn e s s
Grated what and the refusing proceed any
further OF the vessel leaking badly
New YORK or the nearest port we could reach
and arrived here yesterday PM The vessel Leak
ing will be obliged to go the dock for repairs
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune Baker, Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers to II + Dimock
steamer City Fchburg. Springer, New Bedford for
New York. with mdse and passengers
Galatea Gale. Providence TOR New York with
mdse and passengers
schr Montana, Crawford. Boston for Baltimore
chr Ovru RoStO for NaW Xork
Schr Gloucester, Adams, New haven for New York.
schr Benjamin English, Chase New Bedford for New
York
scnr Emily Morrell. Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Leontne Clarkson, Newcastle. Del. for New Bed
lord.
schr Lucy Jones' Donohue Port johnson for Provi-
dcnce.
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THE GLENDENNING CASE.

MODERATOR WALL ON TRIAL FOR DIsoBEDIENCE
OF ORDERS.
The Jersey City Presbytery met yesterday at
the First Presbyterian church, in Hoboken. Mr..
Glendennng appeared, and, no objection being
onerea, he took his seat. The Moderator, Mr.. WALL
occupied the chair. Alter the transaction ofroutine
business. the Pres0ytery proceeded to the con-
refusing to read the judgment In the Gendenning
case as directed by the Presoytery. There was .
decided feeling manifested against him. Mr.. Wall
dis played very decided Partially In favor OF
Glendenning during the entire trial. Some OF the
members OF the Presbytery are in favor or
a vote of ceusure.
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.eop E': sg.n @ . iSsSS. S5s
ssnrSs @ s
do; Atlas iAusj. Goveorich. from do
lPzR STEAMER AxrRIcAl
Pss Dec 4Snts GG s so Sa e.
York John Robe rtson Prince Edward Island.
lssasssaxyss, Dec s4~Arrivsd, deutschland S Lads-
RoaDEAux Dec Sailed from Royan 2ith, Pegass.
Bertaud New Orleans, -, n ~ p....
CADN. dec 2-Arrived, Munson, Munson, New
sailed 10Th stanbO egndsr.sn Wilmington; Nc
for Bremen b snd saehored1 w.m, R.,t,mo- M,
New York Antlpcdes san francisco Brothers Charles:
'0P @ " bse o ss bar Juan ch from New
FALMOUTH. Dec 27-Arrived. J B Lincoln, Musans
GLogcEsrrr, Dec ae-Arrved Alexander Duthie San
GENOA Dee zs-Clsared. Kong Carl. Knudsen New
HAvRE, Dec e5-Arrived. Helios Krugel. New YORK;
Ltvraroo., Dec 27~Arr,ved O carv McFee St
John. NIB; Abyssin,a ts,; Hams New York
s'ss Campbell Taylor
s. hss fm maUss New Nsw xo,.
SsSss s4s YsSs Long Boston, Hor.o.
NAsrss tf Dec -Xrrvsd Champion Webster St John.
E.s.s Dfs sr:ia SSss
York: Favorit Natyg. and Tel, Mortensen, Boston;
10th Maurice yAm schr), New YORK Conold, GoTdlner
QUEENsTowN Dec N-Arriyed, Marie Lauro Lavarello.
Baltimore.
SEVILLE Dec l2-Arrived, Kennedy, Peterson New
York.
Sailed 18th, Amy 3 Lane Carver MessinA
TESERIFrn, Dee 6-Arrived. Martha, Pearson, and
WATxRrosn Dec 26-sailed, Brocklesby. Baldwin,
Liverpool for Galveston.
Nne G,g ~.
bowsprt and jlbboom carried away
The HOnOrine from Rouen and the Ocean. from Sc
John were in collision, 18th inst off Canada dock; the
former lost bbOom sustaiDed considerable damage
TO hull
The Lena from st Johns NF, reports that Dec is,
in lat SO NJ lon ia W. during hurricane she shipped .
heavy sea- shifting cargo about so quintas OF Ash It
thought that veral bbls oil have been
had sails carried away joyboat, galley and part
OF bulwarks smashed.
TKSERryrE Dec 1.-THE bark Venus csp). Lopez from
New York for Cadiz petroleum ana wine which put in
here Dec 6. leaky. II being repaired
RIO GRANpE DO SUI, Nov 2l-The schr Gerenr, from
Richmond before reported wreckedl. has been sold at
auction, well her cargo, the former tor 6 mi
reis the latter for $3.50 milres
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THE HOBOKEN MURDER.
INQUEST ON THE BODY OF BurrERIY-rHr

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF BUTrERLY-THE
AUTHORITIES AFTER THE PERPETRATORS
The inquest In the case OF James Butterfly, whose
mysterious death in st. Mary's Hospital from the
erects OF injuries inflicted by unknown parties
has already been announced In the HERALD, was
opened by Coroner Reinhardt at Cranes Morgue
last evening. owing to the failure Of the police
thus lar to md q DEFINITE clew to the muir
derers. the case has excited deep interest The
baker, Dempsey, who was with deceased the
night in question and who had HIM in his employ.
was the nrst witness sworn. His testimony went
to show that he (deceased) and one Gapper, while
on their accustomed route serving customers with
stores ana mDIDed freely. While In Daniel Kely's
saloon IN Jersey City deceased undertook to slng
back seat" Angry words ensued, ana q
fight would have taken pace but for the inter-
SEPARATED rom BTsery but on their wav ncme
ward. toward three O'CLOCK on New Years morn.
ing, they again visited Kelly's saloon, wherein
quarreled, out without coming to blows De-
ceased had been discharged by Dempsey the DAY
Rs 9snds to ank paying npsy csaa
for the liquor. The men then proceeded
sey saw no more OF him until nine O'Clock the
same morning when he found him in his bakeshop
washing blood from his face. Butterfly said ne
had been beaten, but declined to say where or by
whom.
DR.. Gilman sworn-I assisted at a post-mortem
eXdHlnatlOQ nelu on OeCedSeu b uOuy u6u VlblIcu
him previous to his death; am OF opinion from the
and bruises that ne came 10 his death by vlo-
lence. This DOCTORS testimony was corrooorated
by DR.. Chabert.
Daniel Kelly, the proprietor OF the liquor store.
deposed to having queed the disturbance That
arose between Dempsey and deceased In MS store
On the morning OF January /. County Physician
Stout, who concluded that Bitterly had been MUIR
dered, appeared IN order to testify TO the same,
but as the Coroner anxious to give Rounds
man Hayes further opportunity OF 1erreting out
me murderers the inquest was ADJOURNED until
his evening.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CuRAceA,- Dec O-Arrived. bsrx Curacao (Br>, Lock.
mart New York.
HLyANA, Jan 11-Arrved schr Fred scannell tBr)
st John. NIB l2th steamer W Clyde, New Orleans
for New York; brig Felipe tsp). New Orleans
sailed 18th, brig Dolores tSp). Charleston.
HALrvAx Jan I2-saed steamers Caspian tBrl, Trocks
Liverpool via st johns Mp; Alhambra, Boston Georgia.
Portland
MArAszAs, Jan 1l-Arrived, briggs Gambia, upper
Shiedsboro. Miss; Jennie Norton, 81 Thomas.
sailed llth, schr Samuel McManamy walls rhi!aaer
phia 18th, brig Maggie Carv 5r north OF HAuer AZ
schrs Almon Bird, Drnkwater, dol Albert h waia,
Havana .
for Havana. - . ~.
Cleared Stn. barks British Queen Lrl. AndsraOn- for
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THE NEW SENATE.
Prospects Of Candidates in
Various States.
Carpenter in Wisconsin and Ramsey in Min.
ncSOta in Favor.
"A Fierce Fight Expected
at Albany.

ALBANY, N. T., Jan. II, 1875.
The friends and supporters OF Francis Herman
opened their regular headquarters tonight In par
lors $50 and ASH OF the Delavan House, immedi-
a,ely adjoining the rooms occupied by the
Kings county delegation Mayor Spriggs, Congress
man Lord, John q. Devereux ex- Recorder Good win,
Lorenzo Carroll and others have arrived rom UIica
IN the interest OF Mr.. Herman and now commence
operations here In real esrnest. meeting OF the
democratic caucus committee OF both houses was
heid tonight at the Delavan. The following gen.
siemen were in attendance senators Bradley,
Jacobs and Johnson, and Assemblymen Schuyler,
waehner, Hammond, McGroarty and Mackin. An
attempt was made by the Kings county men, led
by senator Jacobs to have the caucus held
On Monoay next. The original proposition was
put i0rth Dy senator johnson to hold the meeting
on Thursday night Discussion OF the matter
created agood deal OF feeling. Jacobs motion Tor
Monday was beaten by vote OF to 3.
linen q suggestion was made for Saturday night
but this was also beaten. Alter considerable skir
mshlnR he hour OF Jour O'Clock on Friday next
was determined upon, the
KINGS COUNTY MIN CHANGING FRONT
and giving IN their adherence TO this date The
call was then signed by all the members present.
IL s reported here tonight that the ifiends Of
SANFORD +. Church have yielded their preference
Internationally whether TO Herman or Murphy
does not appear entirely. Murphy men are jubi-
liant over the assertion that II Is In their favor.
Yne rooms provided Tor friends OF botn candidates
are crowded. and the contest tnlckens as the hour
for nnal actlon approaches. General John
COchrane ana Benjamin +. Manierre, OF
York arrived 1na here e. ten
Is flung to the breeze-whatever that
means. Some countrymen have been around
the hotel looking Tor the Liberal Republican Con-
VentiOn and emphatically denOuncing that close
corporation, Tammany hall. There Is considera-
Bile trouble brewing as to the mode of Young on
the SenatOrshlp. The general impression is that
II win be by ballot, but many want an openly de-
ciared choice by each member.
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A SCHOONER ON FIRE.

About six O'Clock yesterday morning Oncer
Hanrahan OF the HOboken police force, discov.
cred smoke and sparks issuing from the schooner
vsndusen, at the Eagle dock, foot OF First street,
HOBO KEN and he fastened TO arouse the crew.
1t was then found that sparks shot through tn e
stovepipe had set IRE to the tOpsail and the
flames were rapidly spreading. Buckets were at
once brought into requisitlon, and alter great
ertion the flames were subdued without the inter-
vention OF the Fire Department. The loss will not
exceed 5000, but had not the timely notice OF the
fire been gwen there Is no telling how extensive
the confiagratiOn might have become.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Cant Halett of steamer Blackstone, which arrived at
gn, at Msnaus dd not from SeDck that
defect several times this winter
xScLANp-RAsr CHARACTERIZATION IN BUOY ON ourxR Gar
The Trinity House. London has riven notice that
concal buoy has been substituted the buoy on
The buoy Is painted red. as heretofore.
RIVER THAMES CHARACTERIZATION In LONG SAND HEAD
Also that black bell buoy surmounea by staff and
Head.
oHANNsL-IsLI xAN-REvoLvING LlGRr ON
The Commissioners Of Northern Lighthouses have
erected on the Chicken ROCK, OF a mile southwest
ss S Sas ss;s sqSv.
The Illuminating apparatus is doptric by lenses of
is Us lsss his% fosson sasN lon wE..'' ana
In thick or foggy weather DELL will be sounded at
pIsoovr1svAScr LIGHTS on CALI NAN.
lishts now exhibited on the Calf OF Man win be discon
Incarnation has been received that the beacon tower
Strait was destroyed in gale on the 10th November,
buoy will be temporarily placed on the rock, but It
is nncer tan II It will retain its position.
the Lights Of Layezzi ana Razzoi BY night will enable
IrALY-LIcHr VESSEL BRISDrsr DIscoNrHUANcz OF
18Th 81 ea r has a ts hn the
light vessel moored of Brindlsi port '''A
The light is nxea white light elevated 50 feet above
The Illuminating apparatus Is doptric or by lenses
s.emisy Of the mole Of Fort d Mare from inc
ii q ne sSa
T., Th ~ bearing magnetic Variation s deg westerly
cRxKcE-GuI' OF xALoKYrnA-rx.roRAR susPrNsIoS OF
The Greek government has given notice that the light
OF Kaokytha, has been temporarily suspended during
repairs
,ArAs-nroH, EAST coAr.-srspAr s.r.
has been Teceived from Captain st John, RN Inns
An bsar,n e.. are magnetic Variation min 20 sec
on approaching sendai Bay the sharp wooded summit
of Kingkasan Island 1000 feet high VIII be conspcu
The group OF islands in the NV Of senda Bay
should not be approached nearer than two miles as
lance and there Is no anchorage even for small vessel
AEcnoRAcEs-Cape AmlsihamA, the east point Of Sen:
dai Bay, has deep water close to- and may be passed
viii be found between The Cape and Nag isima issnd
island.
the shore Of the mainland abreast the north end OF
Nagasima Island there Is bay halt mile wide which
affords anchorage in from to yiathoms mud The bay
be recognized by Its having the only white sandy
beach in the vicinity, from q wooded islet of its
northern point.
Both these anchorages afford shelter from north and
Winds but heavy Is thrown In BY winds from
east around southerly 10 NV.
Kingkasan Island bold and may be passed close to-
and there ship passage between the island and the
man shore.
NAcAsIxA IsLAND-A single rock which dries, lies east
two cables from the southern extreme OF Nagasima
Island.
tIcHT-Kiakami light consist of a lantern similar TO
ship masthead light and being In front OF the town.
II with difficulty be distng ushed from the lights of
the houses and junks.
Hydrogra Office, Admiralty. London, Dec. TO- 1874
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BREAKING UP GAMBLING.

The police OF the Fourteenth precinct made
descent last night on the gambling den at No. IA
East Houston street and arrested seven persons
found there at the Time warrant was issued
by Justice Kasmire upon complaint OF Eglett @.
Barton, OF No. 255 Centre street for the arrest OF
John Connoyer the proprie tor OF the place. and all
his assistants. The prisoners were locked up at
the station house, and win be arraigned al the
TOmDs Police Court this morning.
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FOUND IN THE SNOW.

Shortly after the snow began to fall last night
two infants one two months and the other three
months old, were found in the snow by police
officers and carried TO Police Headquarters The
Oldest one was discovered, wrapped up Ia an old
brown shawl, on the doorstep OF No. 35 East Ninth
street. Both were given In charge OF the matr0n
at the Central Onice
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains
informed that by telesraphins the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States, the will be cAbled 70 this country
tree of charge and published.
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TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

Thomas Turner aged twenty-sx years, residing
at No. II Montgomery street, was committed to
the Island she 9tn inst, by Judge Murray. OF the
Essex Market Court, on charge OF drunkenness,
bat his condition being low he was removed 10
Bellevue Hospital, where ne died suddenly last
night
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SAILED.

steamers Idaho OBJ, for Liverpool; Columbus, Ha.
yana Leo. Savannah: Beneiactor Wilmington. NC;
Wyanoke, richmond, &c; North Point, Philadelphia
sarksJ hitney tBr), Liverpool Abbie OBJ Hayre;
brigs Goodwin, Alicante Lane, st Jago; Shrs Eva
& Pettinglll Oporto; L. r Warren, Fsjardo.
Also sailed steamer Switzerland (Belg) for Antwerp
mot 9Th.
Vino at sunset NE. fresh
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THE NEVADA SENATORsHIP.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Il, 1875.
NJ. Sharon was elected United States Senator
8Om Nevada by the entire republican vote to-day.
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THE FLORIDA SENATORSHIP.
A LIVELY CONTEST PRopHEsrEp.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 7, 1878
fhe Legislature OF Florida convened on the 4th
snst- a. Tallahassee and on the second Tuesday
nsssr 10 organization Will proceed to elect q
Dnised states Senator under provisions OF an act
q Congress Of 1850. Rsferring 70 the coming
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SPOKEN.

Bark Triumph Nor), from New York for London. De
15 no lat &C.
Bark Emma c Ltchfeld, from Brunswick. Ga, 70
Rio Janeiro, Nov l6. lat4 Ion % w.
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THE INDIANA SENATORSHIP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Il, 1878.
The democratic caucus which was held here TO-
might postponed the nomination OF q candidate
Tor Senator until Friday next.
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THE WISCONSIN SENATORSHIP.

MADISON JAM IL, 1875
The canvass for the United States Senatorship
% active. Governor Washburn Is here. Senator
Carpenter is expected on Friday. No other
candidates are mentioned. Mr.. Carpenters
friends claim ilty votes on the first ballot In the
f8ncus-lorty-twO being necessary to elect.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RsOIIJrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
"A ent states-Legai everywhere; desertion 6c sum,
Gle mt cause; no publicity required no charge untii
divorce granted advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney isi
Broadway
. FAMOUS TONIC AND TNVIGORATOR.-THE MOST
nerfect ever discovered and the best In the world
WIHCHESTER's HYPOPHOsPHIrE OF LIME AND
SOM Prices IL and 81 per bottle. Prepared only BY
WINCHESTER co Chemists, 80 John street N 4.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
of different states legal everywhere; NO publicity;
M fees in ad vice commissioner for every
STATE FREDERICK ]. KING,
Counse or At law GOD Broadway
Private onices and residence No. 8 St Marks place
U<1uIIpREN,s LIVES SAVED FOR 80 CENTS"
" Every OF Group can be cured wneh nrst tshen
nv DR. TOBIAS WE'VE IAN LINIMENT, warranted Tor
" years and never a bottle returned. IL also cures
D,arriTa Dysentery, Collie, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns
rI,o PHysICIANs.-A PROFITABLE OFFICE PRAC-
tice Lease OF premises instruments, Books and Fur
nture Scr sale bargain; would take partner having
$1,000 and to take entire charge Appy per-
sonally at Ag South Thirteenth street. Philadelphia or
IN East FifAcnfb street. New York
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froon; Eliza Miiligan Cr), Mitchell, Lverpool brs
Sarah Hall tBrl. Durkee, Barbados for orders; schr
Eta simpson. Hart Havana
TRIEsTE, Dec ls-ln port steamer Berwick (Br), for
New York. ldg barks Rafaele utal savsrese for do
do; Atlas (Aus), Govelorich, from do