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The New York herald., 1876-12-15
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BxKxxS Dec l4-Arrved. barks ssorjohsnn (Nor). Nor
tcnsen Chsreston; Europa (Ger) Brinksma. New York.
Sailed 18th. ship Alsxandra tBr). Brown. New York.
BoxBAY Dec l3-Arrived bark Charles robss Low. Liv-
srpool.
CARDIFF. Dec l4-saed. brig Winfield. Bibber Havana.
DUBLIN, Dec l3Arrived brig Belle OF Devon (Br), Trs-
gerthen. New York
Sailed i4th brig Rapid Br,. Aorrisey. United States.
DASTzc. Dec l2-Arrvsd bark Arcturus (Gsr). Brand
ho6 New York
ELsrnoRs. Dec l2-Arrvsd bark Jupiter GER. Leitks
Vow York.
HxLvoxr. Dec l3-sailed. barks Argo tGer) Grau New
York; Frankiin Nor dol brig Typhon tNor). Thomassn.
deiphis
sailed prior 70 Dec Is. brig 0uslielme dtaD. Canero
New York. -s.EA
HoLYmxAp Dec i4-Passed steamer Montana tBr). Bed
doe from New York for Liverpool.
HAvRx, Doc l3-Arrivsd ship Mary Riggs Percy. New
Orleans.
Lv1RPooL Dec l3-Arrived ship Corolla (BD. Messer,
San Francisco: barks Booth DR. Jones. Mobile Lord
Clarendon (Br), Nichols Charleston.
Sailed l4th ships Hamilton Fish, Mortimer. New York
previousiy) Progress (Nor Bull Phsdelphia barks
Hldsgasrd tNor) Pederscn, United States; Nyda tBr)
Brady, do; Balcsrino utaD, Balesrno. New York; Re
gon Liberia QssD. Lamberta, Phiiadephis Lydia dor
eign) Charleston schr Mary Somers Acsley Cardenas
Arrived l4th. ship Monmouthshrs (Br). Irvine, New
York: bark Omoa (Br,. Mcwilliams. Galveston.
Wilmington. NC.
l3th bark Ragna Nor,. Eierton United State
Lizard. Dec IL. PM-OH. steamer Utopia lBr). Grost
New York for London.
LrIrH, Dec i3-Arrved, bark Aff,odo lItaD, Gaxxola
Philadelphia
MARsxrLLKs, Doc I4-sailed. schr Anna Kranx Pur
we're. New York.
NKwnY. Dec ls-Arrived. bark Gaspard tNor,. Jensen
Baltimore.
Nxw Ross Dec l3--sailsd. bark Giovanni (Aus Dull
cich. United States
ROTTERDAM Dec l3-Cleared. bark Iris Ger, PfeGsr
United States
srAvAscxR to Dec l3-Arrived bark sigurd Jarl CNor
Tortensen. Philadelphia.
srxrriS Dec l2-Arrived bark Hertha GER. Randhof
New York.
TKxEI Dec l4-Arrived bark Sunlight (Nor). sorensen
Charleston.
VALENCIA. to Doc ls-Arrved. francesca Cilsnto dtsD
Porgo, New York.
vExrcE. Dec 5-Arrved, bark Aster (Nor), Knudssn
Philadelphia
YOKOHAMA Dec 7-Arrived. steamer Bsgic tBr). Mseaf
San Francisco for Hong Kong.
Sailed 18th steamer Oceanic ,Br). Parsen from Hong
Kong) San Francisco.
Arrived at port in the United Kingdom Dec Is brig
Blanche (Br,. from Bull River. sc.
Sailed from Mediterranean port Dec 2, bark Amsrcs
Lencux. United States.
LoxpoS, Dec l4-Bark Emma 4 Carl (Gsr). Herdorf
from New York Sept for Stettn capsixed
in of tho Orkney Islands and eight Of the
drowned The survivors our In number, saved
and landed at Fraserburg The Emma Carl bnilt
Geswad in 1875 registered AS tons, and owned In
strasund Her cargo consisted OF 2757 barrels petroleum
valued NJ $4,000 gold and 10 SAID be insured In
the Boston Insurance Company OF Boston.l
WEATHER REPORT.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
u,GH WATER
sun AND MOON
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. IA. 1876.
ARRIVALS.

RKroRrRp THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND herald
wnIrxsToxE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Canada nr, sumner. London Nov :o. with mdss
s,s.msr Aigisr. nacsao% ys, New Orleans days. With
Steamer XsSand' Dou .hsy. Wilmington. NC. 3 days.
% ss @ aSd wsssr ~m Rhysn City
and Norfolk with mdsc and passengers 10 the Old Domin'
steamer Jonu Gibson. Aasngo. Georgetown, DC. With
men. 70 Merchant; vessel !. Tobias Aco Was .
Bsrk vneenro aus, B ebeh Bordeaux 20 days. with
empty barrels 70 s9e.v,eh s.,as Co. ,.n s,on 50
With salt corkwood order vessel Funeh Edys
s.. GSs e days wh
Bark sierra Nsvada 1os San FrAnecol Koe,scr Havana
sSy n.a d
passa sandy
Brig Marie Dutch Anguilia 30 days With sas
carrying away eaom Ia, 81 ion 4 10. took
n sm sa,s % y M
Of Bermmdato atsera with suecession Of heavy gales
"sr. from Manila for Rosion, las days out
ss 'Ps sp. s.a CO. %
'ssSs ssS NV Msry y'S' W W.Sssl & PR Is days
with ieqi; y Come fesr.Ai ve.ssl,e ] wsnss.s:
Becker vessel ssf sssps: Nh Had strong
ssss 20 s.yi win
% G ess ha sa ~
water all the provisions spoiled The Agnes Grace
bound 10 Phitadepha 10 this port TOR provisions
Schr Clare Bergen, Dayton, Fernsndia days, with
lumber n kvans. Ball Co
Selr II Jones. tslkenbnrg Fernandina 9 DAYS. with
Dolner, Potter Co; vessel to Abbott
Schr Nellie Grant, Jordan. Jacksonville Is with
lumber 10 Drew bucki vessel TO master.
>h Angola Wooster Jacksonville days With lumber 70
Drew Bncki: vessel to Warren Ray.
Schr Joseph Rudd Anderson Brunswick days. with
val stores TO Woodhouse Rudd.
Schr Katie Ranger. Martin. Richmond
gale the 9th inst split b and mansa aud blown o6
TO the western Of the Gulf
scbr Robert Potner ine~), Virginia.
sS-The reported arrival or steamer r c Knight from
Georgetown. DC ia yesterdays edition premature
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney. Haest. Boston tor New
York.
Steamer Sartce. Davi. New Bedford for New York
steamer City of New Bedford. FISH, Now Bedford for
New York.
steamer G;aiatcA Walden. Providencs tor Now Ysrk.
Schr Jennie Sheppard. Shephard. Salem for New York
Schr John Hail. Jr. Thomas. Vineyard Haven for New
York.
schr Eva Smith. Andrews Providence for New York.
York.
schr Roger Parmelee. Howard, Sag Harbor for New
York.
Schr Per vough Hsllock Huntington for New York.
Schr David CARL 22O tonsl, Hawkns City Island
for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptunc Berry New York for BOSTON.
Steamer Albatross. Davis. New yorK for val River.
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= PoRr srAIS Nov io-Arrved. sehr Louisa xalsEy.
RIO GRAspE, Dec ARRIVED previously. schr W Conn.
Chisholm. Richmond. Va (see Miscellany.
SHANGHAI. Oct 5l 5lAIrived. snip Boreas (Brl. Beard
New York
Sailed Oct ~, bark Lulu. Ryan, Foochow; 27th ship
Washington Libby, Hanson San Francisco t.l.
In port Nov H. bark Lady Elizabeth tBr, Cobbstt Tor
New York.
Expected 10 load tor New York steamer Gisnfaoch (r)
-. aud shin Leander tBr). knight.
chan. Victoria.
SwArow-Arrived. bark Bowers (Br), Hsrkness
Point Lobos faLd sailed Nov for Londonl
sr JoMSs. rf Nov 24-Arrved. brig Julia Blake tBr)
Cpton. New York.
sacuA Dec is-Arrived. sehr Northern Light. Wallace.
Boston,
ST JAGo TO Dec i4-Arrivad bark Thos Brooks Waugh.
New York
ST JoHS. NIB. Dec l2-Arrived, schr Clarne Tease,
Alma for New York. put In for harbor l4h Nettie Britt
and Champion Granville. New York.
Cleared-Schr Martha A. New York
VALPARAISO Nov S-Arrived, bark Charlotte
Coliard. Burrard Inlet.
sailed Nov T. barks Maggie Elliot tBr waysrs New
York 9Th John Zittlos@n. Merryman. Coquimbo.s
YoKoHANA. Nov 23- Arrived bark Ferris s Thonp pson.
Potter, London arrived eth.
Sailed Nov 81 bark Harriet Carlton. Harxnsss
Kong.
port Nov &C. brig ohm McKsan Jordan, for Fras
cisro
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NORFOLK RACES.
NORFOLK. Va. Dec. "a. 1870

NORFOLK Va, Dec. u, 1870.
The day Mt CamposteIla were we'll attended.
Tho track was heavy.
The 1rst race, half mile dash, for all ages, for
purse Of $780, entrance money TO the second horse,
was won by Docility, with King Dee second
The second race one.milc dash, Tor all ages, tor
purse OF s225 entrance money to the second horse.
had tho following entries:-Burns' s. m Caroline,
Calahans b K. Bay Rum, McKelvey's g. c. Bosworth,
Lewis Il Co = b. c. Tanpico
This IA very excune, closely contested race, and
all ad good start AT the tnrcequarter polo neither
seemed To huve any advantage; but on tho home
stretch Caroline and Bay Rum drew away IRON tho
and nearly up to stand neck and neck,
when Caroline made n grand spuri and shot ahead,
winning the race BY halt length Bay Rum second
Time 1:5s
The third race quarter mile dash for local horses
for purse OF s25-entrcs, Mr.. Aliens black horse
Gypsy and Mr.. Aliens bay horse Trine-was won by
Gypsy. No tune given.
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M.nsaets. until Drns when SIZE viii be ss John.

scaR NARY Lo isA. from New York wilmngton. SO.
eso,e % s.nors a. henopsn s.s M hove on and
senR i.urn GRors hsherman, los. her fosemast also
ing Liverpool Ms.
scmx JosnuA sAxsoas ,asherman). put into Halifax
Dec a. with loss of buwarks Ea three doys and decks
swept.
scnR ycroR OF Gloucester which put into Halifax had
also her captain injured lost cables and anchors
seHR DAv,p lashng smack be fore reported At
sHl. Dss e. ." A'a'"lk d''mA''s was 70
SCAR KATE GRANT, conery. Jacksonville for New YeTS,
nd w,ih = amoeI WAS ashore I'm inst on he9'ead oe4en -
SCAN sARAm BLAxr din ballast. for Newark. colldsd
hapsor of Newport The sarah Bare had b split
no damage 10 the other.
cAsnSK Dec ioschrs Cabinet. Maria Foss. and reircs
very ssyrrs ~ tni. vicinity The Two former nave been cen
has been again beached-
Dx.wAsr CRY BEL Dec i4sehr orols ei and for Bc,
los, bot ssh snseo dragged asAo1s during the gale
Sc are frostbten rhe Oriole and Armenia before
reporedl will return to Philadelphia.
& the Dee Ruth Ruth hs from Iyss
arrived there She had been shocked down in the gale Of
%ainboom aud boat and had two OF hercr J"secph
The fishing schooner Carrie sayward arrived here to-day
with the captain aud all but one Of ,he crew John
encountered heavy storm Grand Banks. Dec IL. and
became total loss.
HALrAx. rs Dec 4-yessss arriving the wca,hsr
The schrs Comet. Mary Nimble ST Hubert and amelia
ashore At Port Hawkesbury
The bark Amsterdam, OF Sunderland s total wreck in
Lunlnburg Bay. The saved
NORFOLK, Dee l3-Ths bark sunbeam tBr,. ashore at
Berlin Nd has been ard will bc gotten Aaoas
in few days.
NYw BEDYoRD Dec l3--capt Alexander Dnnham. Of
Nantucket, the wreck Of schr Mary Loase, Of
Buc the edge Of Tuckeruuck Shox
Monday with schr Carrie and returned Tuesday with
and rigging which he had secured
hxw LONDON. Dec i3-At Saybrook yesterday. the ice
by in such large quantity that the schooner
Thompson and barge Mohegan Of tins which ly
together parted their chains lost anchors and drfted
down by the and beacon The Schooner
left the for IL is supposed that the
schooner Richard smith has 60 the relief OF the barge
Paovixcrrowx. Dec l2-Schrs Annie Fryc and Pred
Elmer that driven ashore North Trnro saturday
night or without damage yesterday and brought
up to town.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 7-rhe schr Jennie Stella Glaser.
he ure Dec Coos Bav struck of Point Lobos
night aud proceeded tar a. the faalIones whom
the rudder away and she returned yesterday
consequence.
SnIrnuILDISGCapt Ross at Kitery Forssdc 10 laying
the keel ship of about 1900 and timber for the
frame is now being prepared.
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THE "OCTOROON."

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In your report OF the amusing claim made me In
reference to the sOctoroon,' when the statement
elected that my friend Mr. Charles wheateigh had
casonally performed my plays in Australia without
my express authority, II should not be ood
TO convey that he acted improperly In doing So lie
had my fullest confidence lie did what no thought
best and judged right TO do, and IN event stand
by whatever he did Australia elsewhere whether
with my express authority or not During eighteen
years association In business with Mr.. Wheateigh l
have enjoyed the assistance OF OF the most able and
honorable men in his profession Yours truly
DION BOCClCAULT
The New York herald., 1876-12-15

ENOUGH TO START A STORE.

Detectives Rogers and lmmen. detailed for duty At
A. T. Stewards store, Broadway and Tenth street,
arrested few days ago Mary Williams alias Davidson,
fifty years old, In the act OF stealing dress
patterns They locked her up IN the Central Uilice
discovered that she lived at No. 32l East Fifty
fourth street there found three large trunks com
plctely filled with remnants OF silks, dress goods,
iaces, perinmery, scaris aud other articles. These
articles brought TO the detective oficc at the
Central Office, and were yesterday exhibited 10 n u-
Der OF shopkcepers from various parts OF the city
whose stores had been pundered. The woman was
arraigned the Washington Place Court yesterday,
and remandcd in order TO give the police an opporlu-
nifty to have some Of tho stolen property identified
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FAIENCE AND ENGRAVINGS.

The sale Of Haviland faIcuce closed at the
Leavitt Art Rooms yesterday afternoon The al
tendance large and the bidding better than
day before. The highest prices paid Tor TIE two
vases OF Haviland iaicnce with figures bronze rert
representing 1875 and 1876, which sold for Sls0 The
other articles brought fair prices and tho whole sale
amounted to about $l2, 900 for the two days.
The sale OF Mr. Ccphas Il. rhompson's collection of
sngravngs and etchlngs Clinton Hall closed yeser-
day. The prices only fair The highest price
brought was Sl2 for "A Jew with q High Cap,n an
original Rembrandt etching.
Fukugawa's collection Of Helm porcclains will bo
sold at Leavitts Clinton Hall Salesrooms this and
morrow afternoon
The New York herald., 1876-12-15
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NxwroRr. RI Dec IA 1915
schr vrae. Capt Burton, of Philadelphia with
phosphate rock for Orient. Ii. from Charleston sc.
rived PM She encountered the gallo of Saturday
morning of Cape May The vessel hove under dou
Bile mainsx She broke foro gan and split mainsa
aud forcsail and was driven rs miles She will be
obliged repair hcrc Capt Price Of Capo May who
out her. suddenly Of typhoid fever Charleston
Ills wife board Capt Burton by the owners
o bring her to port
Schr Robert Pettis. RobbinS from Virginia arrived At
Providence to-day and having experienced heavy
weather and in tho gale Of 10Th lost IN Ainsai-
james Brown, sailor. fell overheard from Old
Colony way from New York last night, but res
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SOMEBODY'S BONES.

Henry Atkinson, janitor OF the Union Theological
Seminary. No. University place, discovered human
bones, consisting OF thigh and SHIN bone, tho latter
having foot attached the roof Of tho students DOR
mtory, NJ 80 Clinton place, last night II IS supposed
lett there by of the students to bleach
and 10 be used Tor anatomical purposes.
The reported To Captain BY yrncs, Of the Ff
teenth precinct, who, with Sergeant Young made an
investigation but found nothing to indicate other
theory. The students, however, oil disclaimed the
property The bones were semitic tEo Morgue
The New York herald., 1876-12-15
SAILED.

Steamers Frsa Ger. for Hamburg Morgan CITY, New
Oriean Rapidan Savannah; Florida Philsdeph Abe
mare Lswes Del: ship Caravan Liverpool: barks Mia
Madre dtaD. Glasgow; Hermann tGer) Wellington and
Auckland; Skerryvore (Br,. Ilavre.
Also sailed. Donau tBr) for Rio Jansiro, &c
Isaac Bell. Richmond. &c.
Mind at sunset. wSw: at midnight. SW. light
Barometer { sunset, 20.te5: midnight, 20.S3.
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DEATH ON A RAILWAY TRAIN.

MISS jennie Wing, young lady passenger on the
Hudson River Railroad train which lett Forty second
street eleven o'clock A. NJ yesterday, died suddenly
when the train was in tho vicinity OF Tarrytown De-
ceased who had been in poor health for sonio time
past travelling In company with an elderly rea-
live Tho sad intelligence OF her unexpected dcmise
was telcgrspncd TO her father, Dir John s. Wing, at
Pan n col
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WHALEMEN.

Clesred New Bedford Dec l3 bsrks Mercury. Brooks
for North Pacific Ocean: " Farnsworth lBr,. HamL
sailed from do 13h bark Pacific Smihss North Pacific
Ocean.
Sailed from Provincstown previous Dec TO- schr
Hatfield. Connell, Atlantic Ocean.
A telegram from Gideon Bartlett. dated San Fran
cisco that tho bark Three Broshers Owen OF NB
sailed from Honolulu December 3. sperm whaling Bark
Rainbow. Cogsn. going the coast OF Calitornis
devil fishing between seasons.
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A CONVICT PARDONED.

Richard Keelcr, a convict serving a term OF three
years in Sing Sing Prison for embezzement was yes.
tcrday pardoncd by Governor Tiden II appears that
KecIer who was sentenced IRON New York, unawfully
appropriated 5000 that he might witness the interna-
uona rifle match at Doliymount, ireland, last year.
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OBITUARY.
HENRY c. WINsLoW.

telegram from Buffalo, n. Y, under date OF tho
l4th reports tho of the death OF Henry
C. winslow. of that city. Mr. Winslow widely
known IN mercantile circles eminent comm sson
merchant and shipowner He taken from lie
suddenly yesterday morning. to the great regret OF
wide circle of friends and acquaintanccs.
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GENERAL HoRAcR DANIELS.

despatch from Providence. r. l., announces tho
death OF General Horace Daniels member Of the
manufacturing firm OF Green & Daniels, md q leading
citizen OF tho town OF Lincoln. Central Falls Tho
death took place suddenly, after General Daniels re-
turn from Worcester, Mass
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SPOKEN.

Bark Nuovo Matteo dtan, Castagnolo. from Leth for
Philadelphia Nov 2O iat 81 Ol n. Ion 20 - short Of
provisional.
BARK Tavi,a (Aus) yuovich Bordeaux for Phila-
dsiphla, New 10, lat 26 80 n. Ion 20 % W.
Bark Alex ander Campbell Bunker. from New York for
Cienfueeos Dec 4, LAT IS ~. Ion 10 30
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REy. sIMKoN HOWARD CALHOUN.

telegram from Buffalo, N Y, says that Rev.
Simeon Howard Calhoun, venerable missionary Of
the Presbyterian Board ot Foreign Missions died In
that city yesterday evening alter long illness He
had been aborer in tho Holy Land Tor nearly forty
years
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pSDuring the month OF November the Herald pub
iished tyone arrivals of vessels from foreign ports via
Sandy Hook af all other New York Journals
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GEORGE Il. pAyLxy.

despatch from New Orleans says:-sGeorge r.
Bayey, resident engineer OF tho Eads jetties. died
suddenly yesterday OF heart disease. aged 6hy.four
YcSrs.0
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PRovIDEScK Dec l3--T is nos the Pumham. but Bul.
locks Point light that has been several tho
cold weather set in
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YACHTS. srEA AMBOATs. x:U.

1yANTED TO CHARrER--fR0M JUNE / TO SEP
w tcmbcr next, fast Boats suitable for passenge
traffic from points on East River 70 points In Nov
York Bay round trips will about forty minutes
must thoroughly staunch and comfortable and have a
pacity than $40 each Address box 593
office
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or pErAETuR. PROM NEW ron rus MONTHS
DECEMBER AND JANUARY
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CLEARED.

sehr A P Emerson Emerson. from Havana Nov 80. to
Nudgett.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nlvORCES QUIETLY. LEuAL EvEKYwHERE;
Dpny when divorced; advice free. AMERICAN LAW
AGENCY. II Astor House.
INIvORCES, LEGAL EVERYWHERE. OBTAINED
Dwithout publicity: advice Free FREDERICK /. KING
Lawyer No. q ST. Marks place.
CKIN DISEASEs.-CURE GUAHANTEkD.
Skin Diseases. rimpcs. Fieshworms Blacx heads White
skin Diseases itchy aud scaly teter Of the scalp sait
Skin Diseases Rhcum Eryspelas aud all skin Dsoasoa
skin DssassA cured BY Dr. VAN DYKE. West 10th
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYaRAp, Dec IL. rA--wind NV. light.
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BELOW.

Steame. Neptune. Berry. New York for BOSTON.
Steamer Albatross. Davis. New YorK for Vall Rivsi
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sleaa,.c SAID. Do'iaaioa oeee
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pKNNsYLyANIA MAILWoAp.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Ie New lo X, VIA DesbrOsses and COttandt
sire IA ferries, a. follows .
xprcas for ll.r burg Pit sburRh the West md South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, VJO a. NJ u anu
$50 4. NJ. SUNDAY. and b:Jl T. VI. $500
For Miiamsport Lock llaveh, Cory, ana Ere a. ~
ana $3.50 4. NJ. connecting at CORY for TltussIle,
Petroleum centre, the oil Regions. -
For Baltimore. Washington anu the South, " Limited
Washington Express" of l'u Imam Prlor ats al y,
except ,saiday, $50 A. MI ssrye wN,snlagtoo1 q %
ESSfcss ior Pniiaci iha $50. $40 $50 A. NJ, 1880.
2;iO 3, I, b. o. T. $50 p. NJ and ~ night hccomny.
Uatil A. NJ ana 4iiOP VI sunday, A. Nj, 3, o.
Z. $50. anil l.. NJ. Emzrant and soc nj cla's
7P.M.
FOR Ccntenniai Depot nj $50 0.3D. 7;3O, g. $40 $50
a. NJ 1890 8. aud 4 r. NJ. On SUNDAY, 4 A. VI. lie.
turning. leave Cen icnnin Depot 715. H. 70. 1850
A. NJ. l, ll1. $3.50, 4I5, blO a. $50 s1d 7i0j A. AZ.
On sunday. q % A. VI aud 4. VI.
For trains t. Newark, EN iuctn Railway Princeton,
Treat ~, i, AtnuOy, Ieuiu@i n, u iNilcre, aud
ctNer iuta soc lotll schedule ~ a. Tic ct Dfcre.
Trains arrive From Pittslu m O!,J AMI 1850 A. NJ.
ami lV21 p NJ. daiN 1910 A. ". anl O;bl T. VI, IA ~.
except NOnuay. FROM Washington aud Baltimore,
$50 $40 A. n, 4:iO 30 AMI l021 7, NJ. surd ",
go 1910. 1f:2O 1880 NJ 2iO. 300 i;i1 BIO $40,
600 7Sj 7iIO. $40. and in2J T. N su dan. 3. S
go Go Gao 1910 1850 VI $3.50 anl iOil T.. VI.
Ticket Ohicc, 90 and gH BrDadsay No. AstOr
Ilousr. anu foot Of Desbrossre aud Curilindt sts.
No Court st.. BROOKLYN; III, llG md llS iudslo st.
Hob ken DepOt. jersey CITY. IMMIGRANT Ticket Once.
No RBattcry pace.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. VI. BOYD. Jr,
General Manager. General Pa sen ger Agent
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A coon OPERATOR ana baster on inc pants.
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CARRYING
UNITED STATES NAIL
Auttlon No,ut,.

clulllOH SlU'Wts
by W. X. MITCHELL. AUCrIONBER.-
ID ny order Of Taunton Silver Flate COMPANY pr.
emptory Of siyerSare aud noe ia1le cut
lcry for convenience OF sale, at store 72g Bro dway
cor ger Ncrry p ce. CONNIE ncins tuesday tue i'm,
At 10 A. NJ, and continuing da unt tie entrs STOCK
II sold.
The stock OF the Taunton silver rlstc e ,mpany
all regular goods OF their Owu Manufacture Of new
ana elegant designs. OF finest quality and Deinng
Their trade m positively he closed without
reserve, am 'untlnS 10 over 5000.
Inc stock consists In part OF tea scts, casors cake
h sket- uit dishes. butter dishes, urns. ice
pi.,hers gObets mugs. forks, ICONS &c. &c. &C.
IN addition to above stock large invoice Of n re
table gallery Attention OF dealers lled TO thi, sale
Rf, ADRIAN Il. MULLER g. son, AUG
THURSDAY. Oct ~.
nj IL O'Clock. nj tue Exchange sal srOom, Ill broad
WA, mporlaut sale Of 80 o's n parcels Handsomely
situated on fordham he sht 2ith Ward. vi 7O5 ct
Of Sater trout on Harlem liver. Tue property is
reached IN 80 nlnItcs from Grand Central Depot 90
per cent n mortgage for years For particulars and
maps apply % the auctioneers, llno st.
HUNT ~ MCDONALD, Auctipneefs viii sell to-
day CIutsiaiJ, Oct. IL, at 10 o. loss, 2si Pearl
81 large assortment - CHINA glass and rttnwarc
rock, bunsleau. and yellow ware also Trenton . {.
ana W &. without reserve.