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Buy the "Chopper's Delight" Of
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That "Butter Powder" sold by Jones
Il Hollister, has been tested, and found
to work q great saving of the labor In
churning.
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:, ombincs more attractions than any 9TH
er."-Bcapfr lPu.D Times.
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Three fbs of Young Hyson Tea for
81. 90, at JONES & HOILIsTER's.
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Weekly average, 39y04 degrees above zero.
Monthly avge for Got. is7Eg. 20 G above.
lS76--42.0Oo
IY77-l923Se
Rainfall for Oct. was 80 inches.
=" Cloudiness ~ per cent.
D nenofpe variable.
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The Boss five cent Cigar, Mt
JONES & HoLLrSTER'S.
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w. b. AOtt,
Physicixn and Surgeon, Baldwin,
Mich. Will ATTEND promptly tO all
calls, night or day. $40 II
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1877 Oct. m . p m pm Aver'gs Wind
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Netary Public. WIN attend promptly to all
busineas entrusted to his care. Address,
alAwiu, Mich.
Blacksmithing and Wood Work.
Carpenter d Co.
$50 Baldwin, Mich.
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An erdinary engraving on wood done
promptly, handsomely and ut reasonable
rates. nend yeur orders to address OF
LAkH COUNTY STAN,
Baldwin,, Mich.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE SPORTS.

largo crowd Of people gathered on tho grounds OF
the Rutgers College Athletic Association at New
Brunswick N. j. yesterday afternoon TO witness the
tall meeting Of that organization. Tho initial event
on the programme was Tho 100 yards FIRST trial heat
which won by Rockefeller '79); Jcnard p79) was
second. Time, l2As Tho second heat was won BY
Butler f7s) Gowcn P7e) second Jewitt was third
This heat was won by half yard only and 2 yards
divided second from third. Time, 1lAs. Randolph
cso won the third hcnt; Almondorf C7s) was second
Won by yards In HIS
The result OF tho running high jump was:-shafer
r79) H. 10 in, FIRST: Cramer 7o), Ar 10 IN, second
In the Jump of Shafor was victorious Elmcndorf
was third, with II. o IN.
The one mile was won by Cook ('79); Jcwtt p7al
was 27 seconds bchpd MIN, and Rockefeller was ha I
n minute behind levitt lime OF winner. ON. 1913
The result OF tho standing broad jump io.
lows:-Runyon C7o), It Il IN, FIRST; Cramcr p1o)
pit Ia in, second These two tied, but Runyon won
in The Jump OF. Emcndorf cleared IT, in. and GOT
third place.
who beat Randophe ESQ., by 80 yards. Time I'm. rs.
Throwing tho baseball was won by Cook ('T4l.
The fnai heat OF the 100 yard dash was by RAN
dolphc who beat Cutler by yards. Rockefeller was
third, yards behind Cutter Tine, lis
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CLEARED.

Steamer Italy iBr), Simpson, London-F W Hurst.
Steamer schiedam Dutch, Chcvafer, kotterdam-
Fnnch, Edge 4 Co. +
s,easner Aslss OBJ. Low. Kingston and Jacmel-pim
Forwood K Co.
steamer City OF Now York. Van sieo. Havana-F Alex
Ste amer New York. Quick. New Oreans-Boscrt Nor
steamer Huntsville Faircoth. savannah-Georsc Yonxe
Steamer George Clyde. Ingram, Charleston-J Quin-
steamer Bensfactor, Jones, Wilmington, Nc-wm r
steamer Annie. steen. Wilmington Dol-A Abbott
steamer Anthracite. Grumoy, Phiadelphia-James
ship Red Cross Howland Iondon-Jas W Elwe,l Go.
Ship Orpheus tier). Wask. Bremen-Dill Rndmsnn.
Bark Isona tBr. Uiibert, Melbourne -Arken Tufts
BARK AnsM qtsr. veronso. Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark Br). Harding. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Riga tNor) Larsen. Cork Falmouth for
G Tobias Co. IT,
Bark seona tBr Bach. Cork Falmouth for ORDERS
BARK Jrequnna fBr,. Gsrducr Malta Gibraltar for
orders IIatton. Watson Co.
Bark Tasman (Br). Briggs Barbados-pwRht-& Plat.
Brig Dione Br. Shcrwi. Cork or Falmouth for orders
Mig il Lstimer CBr), Armstrong. Dcsterro tbraziD-
II Daley.
Brig Eastern Star. Woodward, Demerara-H Trow-
Rig Marie tDutch), Fooks. St Martins A vatabie
Brig Excelsior (sr). Mayor, bermuda --Lcaycraft Co.
Brig II Gillespie (Br). Mcnamara. Newark, Mp
Scnr vcsta (Br), Palmer Dorchester. NB-P NevIus
schr A II atnod tBr,, Hatfield, St John. NB-C Bcr
sehr NJ Drew, Mahoney. Jacksonville-Georgo H
sehr Harry LandclI Taylor. Newark NJ--JoLn Taylor.
schr r Is simpson. Mahoney. Now Bedforl-Kackett
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER EMMA OF Tvcrton, RI. broke her condensing
pipe hauled out on Tho marine RAILWAY ut New.
port
RANK swonprrsu (Br), STANDBY. from San Francisco
Oct 20 for Inlet load Tor Adelaide. ashore
en- Rocks Vancouver Island and became total loss
Crew saved.
BARK coLuMn,A johnson. from Newcastle Nsw. Sept I
San Francisco put into Tahit In eaky condton and
10 sail for destination Oct D.
BANK WgLLtxGrox Dob, om Burrard Inlet about July
IT Tor sydney NSW put into Tahiti prior TO Oct eaky
BARK AGnA (l3r, Harwood from Shediac for Barrow,
with timber eorc reported ashore A. oapc traverse has
lost her masts
BANK ELLEN Hour (Bp, Proctor, from. Demcrsra,
dragged brondde the beach al Tybec Pm. Nov 4 No
assurance had been rendered up TO that time
BR,e Tnos TuIuLr Bates from Martinique for New Ia.
IL o'clock ship samuel u herd Now ork
for dropped under briggs bow shortly alter
Tmmli's how Carrying ew Ny all Of iaters headgca Tho
two collision about twenty minutes the brig suffer
Ing terrible pounding meanwhile she wiz 20 sowod TO
New Haven. The ship was only BliEntY inJurou.
SOM Hupsos Coleman, from Providence for New York
in ballast when Off Eaton Neck 9th inst, fM was run
into by unknown schooner. which carried away her
hcndgcar and stove rail on port sidc.
scuR CARRIE wHrs. hence for Savannah, hcforc 70.
norted ashore AZ DOCKS Sandy HOOK was
hove OF hch yesterday and lowed TO New York.
She is making Is inches OF water an hour.
scmg CALVIN arrived 81 John NIB few days ago with
cargo lime and tho heat became so In tense below the
eventually brooks out Tn hursuAv even
flames broke afrcsh and the vcssci was scnstcd
Scun JouASTK wrecked tho goth ult having been
driven rccf whic entering the haroor OF 'to RIVER
Cal.
Scum JESSIE ALIEN, from Stonington for new YORK,
which went ashore on n,ford Point Friday. was got
auat sunday. again drncd aground upon me rocSs
wncre lies er rrcscnt position dangerous
ono, and IL is feared that she may 80 To pieces.
ScuR ELIZA ABrY OF Gloucester carried away her stern
dayits by fouIng the schr Potter Hooper at Newport
scus ELLA PRrssxY. from Now York to- Nevburyport,
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RED CROSS SOCIETY.

Tho American Society OF tho Red Cross gavc mu-
vea entertainment last evening, at Chickcring Hail.
TO a small but refined audience who sympainizc with
their efforts to alleviate tho suncrings OF tho wounded
Russian soldiers Mr. Balla presided at the organ and
eung mastery renditions OF gems from Rosrini
Battste and Mcycrbccr. Nr. Bergncr with tho VIC.
ioucello, executed some very difficult passapcs
During the inicrmisson IN the musical programme
Rev Father Bjerrng delivered brcf and interesting
address, which he traced tho history OF Christianity
In Russia from tho ninth century TO the present
time At the conclusion oil the an ntv
given all 10 attach their autographs TO an
10 Her Majesty Maria Alcxandrovna Empress or
Russia. very beautifully designed certificate OF
menpc.snlp WIS eAup.'ca On anc platform and tho
be entitled to this mcmcnto we'll the Red Cross
badge Of The society. The chair was occupied by
Albert Bcrstedi, The artist
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

SEASIDE PARK, Barncgat Bay. Nov. 7. 1877.
The life saving station Mt this point contradcts the
that large steamer down in sight OF the shore yestcr
day Afternoon ~ eight o'clock yesterday morning the
kccper Of No. 81 who tho shore patrol said he
schooner seemed to be In distress her union jack
Ing down She hooked be miles from shore Tho
coast lookout during the day but lost all sight
OF the schooner In the afternoon The keeper Of tho lower
Bsnegat light reported that large which he had
noticed give signs Of Distress in sight for
hours All sudden the dsappe AIRED and the
along the that ocean steamer had
down in sight land From the informa that the
elected along the coast there he
truth the the steamer sinking This afternoon
The a alton received that tho
John Gibson, from Alcxandria. down q unknown
schooncr or ADsccom Light and shc Immediately sank
donc or tho but tho GIBSON succeeded
rcscujng the captain and she ofsx.
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John and Timothy Long, two brothers residing at
No i45 Warren street, Brooklyn, and James NcNally.
with others, were standing around bonfire IN Warren
street, near Bond on election night. when quarrel
between McNally and tho Longs ne TO VINO
should so Tor barrels 10 repenish the lre. II is said
that after blows had been exchanged John Long ran
into his residence and secured butcher knife with
which he stabbed McNaliy in tho small OF the back
He then turned and fed. accompanied by his brother
Island College Hospital Detective Roach, o. the
Third precinct, with special officer KccIer, then
proceeded tho residence Of tho Long
brothers ana arrested them. When search was
made for the knife u found covered with blood
under refrigerator Johns right hand was severely
station house, where Timothy was also hold on tho
charge oi being an accessory John - about twenty
years OF age and laborer Timothy Is twenty-five
years OF age and pcdlcr 1t is said that he recently
served n term in The Peniienliary. At Ponce Head
quarters Yesterday John admitted stabbng McNaly,
but claimed that he did IL his brothers life rs
McNay's injuries were considered TO be OF u critical
nature the prisoners were committed TO Ja.
Lawrence Scott, aborcr OF No. "a Park street, was
committed Yesterday by Justice Duny tor staboiog
Henry scnwalenbcrg, OF No. 27a Monroe street with
John Lee of No. $50 Mott street, Is nh ardent Tam
manyite. ard his father Martin, Is equally strong IN
favor Of an,-rammany. ltto dispute arose DO
tween them day OF the fathers
attempt 10 persuade his son TO orsake tho candidates
OF the wigwam and vote the opposition licket John
was SO indignant at the idea that he, OF all men,
should vote Tor ant-rammany, that he appears 10
have lost entire control Of himself He picked up a
largo knife that lying the table IN the room
where the alteration occurred and struck his father
u terrible blow with II on the head. inflictng very
Injuries. Justice Duffy yesterday, Mt me
Tombs, held The young politician In default OF 5000
bail
John Mccarthy, of No. 3O6 Mott street, and Thomas
Gilman, Of No OF Madison street. were both ar
ra,gned before Judgo Morgan. at jefferson Market
Court yesterday morning. on counter charges OF as
sault and battery Mccarthy was suffering from three
stab wounds In The side and Gilman had two severe
cuts on the and back OF his head The allray IN
which they suffered tho result OF political dis-
cusson on the respective merits 0 Strahan and Wag-
staff tho Senatorial honors OF tho FINN disircf.
Knives used during the discussion, and Mccarthy
and Gilman arrested as principals AS nell her
OF them could make any very positive statement yes
terday In regard to tho person or persons Dy whom
they wounded Judge Morgan dismissed the case.
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BASEBALL.

Tue baseball players took advantage Of tho nnc
weather yesterday afternoon TO play the closing gamc
OF tho between brooklyn and New York. Tho
League professional Hartford Club represented Brook
Ign ard the International Association professional
Alaska Club represented this city. During tho first
our innings tho game was closely contested. Tho
New Workers, although rot able to score any them
selves, were nbe, TO That point, TO keep down the
Hartford score 10 Two runs In tho NTH inning how.
ever. the Hartords got in n tremendous streak OF
batting, and earned i've runs out OF tho SIX they
scored. 10 the tnlrd Inning Cassidy mado OF tho
finest running one-handcd catches OF this season,
which elected hearty applause. Following is the
scorc:-
Hnrtloro... ...................... o 1--o
Alaska. .... .................... v v U O-O
To-day The HartiOrds VIII play the old Nassau Club,
OF which Cassidy was formerly pitcher, and will
occupy that position Tor bis old club In this gamo on
-lhe Ganitnlina
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Moxrnr.I Nov Arrived steamer LAX. SepIson Scott

MONTREAL Nov Arrived, steamer Lake Sepson Scott
Liverpool. ft . 4
FkoGRKsso Oct 24-saed. schr Iorinc. Cain New ork
In port Oct e bark Gsnada odsdon from ana Ior SET
YORK. arrived 18th: brgsJ Hunt. Hunt. IRON Aspnwai
arr red 9TH Tor New York: II Crawford. Adams from do
arrived 18th. will PROBABLY load Tor New York .
QuEBEc. Nov 5-Arrived. steamer Sarmatian, Airds
Liverpool tand cleared for Montreal.
Cleared 9th. steamer Ontario Bouchette. Liverpool:
bafks Adebaran. syendsen, do Liverpool Embleton, Bel
fast brig Marianna VI. Carvaiho. Lisbon
Sailed 4th. steamer l.ndefarne, Forar Queenstown
srEIsAn Noy 3-n port brig ,tv Of Mouie Him., from
New York tor Boston sail In about Ida L.
Crocker, from and Tor Boston, sail In about Il days
81 THOMAS Oct - In port. ship Marianne Nottebohm,
from New York tor san Francisco waiting arrival Of
Brownel. Liverpool
Jons. NIB Nov 5-Arrivcd schrs Gypsy (Br) Me-
Harg. Kew York George q Jewett. Harrington dos Alma
Johnson. do Bessie Black ,sr,. Ludlow, do; iart
Bridges yerpnnks Point. NY.
TANrIco. Oct 25-In port. schr Julia Wiets DAYTON.
from New York arrived llth, for New York, idg.
VICTORIA, Oct 30-Arrived, bark Kaison, Gadd. Hong
Kong.
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with coal coded in Newport habor 18th inst with sehr
Salic Nar. The former mad m ansaii bAdy Torn

with coal colidea in Newport habor 18th inst with sehr
sailic MAR. The former mad mainsaii bady torn
TO Boone Bay NJ when put Halifax leaky went On
s ON %s the 4 ns Shs
sides. - - - '''
D1 Nr an.heny from pr Coy" ", so r
bottom udder and ndder but got oil ana 70
scnR ALICE OATES tot Rock,nnd,. from New York tor
nansor win cargo Of corn and Wheat went sn.rs gu
bu, came Oh Wit. los. Of radaer and portion She
ssleakiny badly aud was towed into seal harbor.
s.sng the i pos rassaay morni"s
the fo'a street bridge Oowspri. boom and head
matod damage to the bridge is about 5000.
psas. o s ns " ms"
boom broken; will procure before proceeding
SsDs Of the Bsr a y, % PHI , G%
Esg baroor lig hthousc bearing NV BY "; distance
Lowell before reported in collision with John Glib
bound down Is reported ashore OF Broad Greek also
as"miia Point uss s
ance Of the latter
Dascor: Nov oship Florence Treat; 400 tons. wns
av where shc has been ndergons thorough repairs for
towcd to High Head to load
BRpGKPoRr Nov --Schr Incien, bound from this
city with LOAF Of slate for The H.usatonic Road ran
Badly This she n d" after
effort and brought to tho dock to have her cargo
tlTf ISLAND. NOV I-Schr Free VIM Frisbec RON
Providence for New York before reported hero
repairs, sailed for destination this AN.
DARIEx. Ca Nov 6-Bark Christopher Columbus tGcr).
Doeber. from st Vincent Is ashore Wolfe Island No
particulars Wind very strong.
GoULDsBoRo. Me. Nov schr Freedom (of Goudsboro,
Capt Nute parted beth chains and ashore Gouds
boro Point In the S blow night OF I'd inst She lays hi gh
on tho beach nnnurcd having ashore the
Of very high tide.
MILLBRIpcE, Mo. Nov s-schr Uncle Tom Luke from
Addison Me- broke her moorings during the gallo Of
the I'd and won't ashore H the entrance OF Mchc Cove
She lost rudder shoe also boat started and
up to port for repairs
NEW LONDON Nov 7-yacht washina ton, for Now Ha-
ven ashore last night At Plum Island Divers have
gone to her assist ance.
QuKBEc. Nov IA Telegram from Murray BAY says the
schooner Edward viery tof 8rxham) Captain George i:
riding anchor of that place deserted the captain and
crow having been drowned while attempting to reach tho
shore by the upsctting Of boat
TYBxE Nov IA heavy NE gale has prevailed ycs-
terdAy PM during which tho brig Mercedes (p) dragged
half mile.
LAUNCHED AT Mnlbrdge, Nc, vs.. bark viora Hop
kins launched from the yard Of VIM Sawyer She Is
owned BY John swan Son. Of NewYork Vim i sawyer
and Capt frank hopkins. who will command her. She
will sail for New York about the 18th.
Al Bath, Me- Nov z, ship Jonathan Bourne, 1873 tons.
launched by Messrs Goss. Packard She Is
owned by the builders and parties at Cape Cod and Boston,
Capt Arthur Doane commands her.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tho Board OF Education held its sent onthly meet
ing yesterday afternoon. at which thcrc large
attendance. Information furnished tho Board OF
the rcsie nation of Commissioner Watson and The APP
pointment OF julius kozbcrger his place. large
amount OF routine business transacted and some
important questions discussed. Among The reports
read was nat of the Committee Teachers, appointed
10 investigate the of Miss Kate Meyers, principal
Of primary department Grammar School No. H.
charged with boxing the OF Richard Palmer a
pupil OF that school, The Indy acknowledged that she
hAu boxed the boy twice the IN moment OF
excitement The committee dd not think tnat the
boys recent illness the result OF this punishment
but they suggested 10 1nc MISS Meyers fifteen DAYS
salary and tuat she DO requested TO regulate punisn
ment according 10 the Teachers Manual NJ mar
stead, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES, moved wa. ~
amendment be adopted making u nve days ,ns'eau
fifteen. Tho amendment was lost and The report
adopted. The Committee on Bylaws reported on ne
report OF the trustees OF The Nineteenth ward IN the
case OF Miss U'Callahau, who. they claimed,
was nevcr regularly appointed teacnel, anu
further claim that they were no. properly
the Boord OF Education. The point OF the report OF no
Committee on Ieacncrs the resolution mat .he
several trustees Of the Nineteenth wasa DC
10 resign their appointments THIS report was
objected 10 by several OF the Commissioners. II was
finally settled that The report be entered ia ui on e
min vi LAID III another meeting Inc ress-
nation OF Lieutenant W. y Jacques as instructor ol
the United States Nautical Scnooi was accepted ana
Lieutenant J. j. Hunt Apo ned IA his stead :. a sal.
lry oi 81 900 per anuum. resolution was offered ny
the Committee Bylaws that hereafter no more vice
principals be appointed in the grammar or any OF tho
department schools. The resolution was carrieu W
GONE TO MEET LISpLEY MURRAY.
Commissioner Walker made a long speech condemn
Ing Browns Grammar, ana proposed 10 icate on tnlS
book from the supply lists Tor year or two The
question was discussed pro ana Con. Tho vote waa
put whether Browns Grammar should be restored TO
ihe list ana was lost anu tho book stricken IRON tho
list No moro will DO purchased alter the present
lupply mas run out
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 7, 1877.
ARRIV AIS.

REPORTED mr. HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnfrrsroxg TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Egypt (Br) Grogan, Liverpool Oct "a and
Queenstown 18th. with mdsc aud 1+J passengers
Hurst Had strong westerly gales the entire passage oct
81 lat 40 n Ion ~ 10 pHssod ship L. Cox Irj from
Quebec for vcrpcoi Nov lat ~ o. lon 80 20 steamer
le do (Brj. hence for Hull.
Steamer Cornwall Dir. Williams Bristol Oct 10 with
mdsc aud 20 pa-senYerst Morgan IInd heavy
OILY gales Oct 81 lat 81 80 Ion ~ 20 Lake
ontario tbr) from Liverpool Tor Now ork Nov 2, lat
~ % ~ City OF Montreal tr) hence Tor
Lvcrpool 9TH ITO mites OF snndy Hook steamer Idaho
DIR, 10 for dc.
steamer Frsia (Grr Meyer, hamburg Oct ~ and iIavro
27th with mdse and 80 passengers to kunharit Co.
II westerly gales and rainy weather all the passage.
steamer knickcrbockcr, kembic, New Orleans days,
with mdse aud passengers TO Clark seaman.
steamer Lone star Forbes, New Orleans days, with
rndse 30 Bogcrt Morgan. /.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

Tho members OF the Fountain Gun Club assembled
In force at the Brooklyn Driving Park, Pnrkvilc Long
IsIand, yesterday to compete in their eleventh
monthly handicap pigeon shooting for champion
gclc badge There werc nineteen competitors, who
shot at seven birds EACH Tho shooting was about tho
average Tho weather was all that could be desired.
f. H. Madison WAS tho winner OF tho badge By bring
,nc down his seven birds rst class style. Tho fol-
lowing is the scorc:-
BRooKLYx DRIVING PARK, PARKvILLE, LoxG ISLAND
PIGxuS SHOOTING, Wednesday, Nov. Eleventh
monthly handicap OF the year for champion gold
badge nineteen competitors, seven BIRDS cach eighty
wards boundary; and traps, one and a quarter
ounces oil shot Tho club rules 10 govern.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS,

ALEXANDRIA E. so Nov 7-Arrived, schr Florence Shay
Van Cicaf, New York.
BRlsroL, Nov 7sacd. ship Constitution (Br, Postin
ger, Pensacola; bark Brothers (BD. Cam, Hampton
Roads
BREMEN. Nov 7-Arived. ship Brsmerhaven Gen. Bill
mer, New York. AN.
BARCELONA Nov 2-Arrves bsrk Mario (sp) Abril, New
York. .sars4 IS
corEsHAcKN. Nov 2-Arrived. brig Dawn OBJ, Ineis
Bossous 80, bark strathnarn l'r, White New York.
cALAis Nov e-Arrived, steamer Beaconsneld tBr).
Smith. Now York.
DEAL. Nov 7-salled. schr Eagle Rock, Hammond Qrom
Dunkrk), New York.
DUBLIN, Nov e-sailed bark Don Jusso Bennett United
States
DAsn,c Novs-Ars%,a .lrk Aosares eoer,, Alorschs,
Now York.
DuxkuK. Nov o-Arrived bark Hebe tNor). Olsen, New
York.
E,srsonr. Nov s-Arr4ved, bsrks Thyra DAM, Bonn.
Philadelphia; 4,he Rhcs (t3sr), Budig New York.
GLoucEsrER.s NOV sZrSssd.. bsrkA Warden Law Br,,
Lowcry. United States Sspveuir tBr. Holiness Hampton
Roads. ,,.,,.
GLASGOW Nov e-Arri2ed, bark Nancy Holt tBr, Tint.
Wilmington No. TAFT
GREESocK. Nov 7-Arrivcd, brig Hattie Balm. Thes-
trup. Portland.
ornRxLrAn to Nov 7-Arrtvod bark Henry Norwe, Bur.
Philadelphia; brig Prescott Haaeltne. wadn. New
York. 1i ay@a
HAvnx Nov 4-Arivcd steamers Egbert tBr) Williams.
New York; 5th. Fernwood tBr), Dinsdalc, do.
saea 1' snip ihersse' Shaw on'od Statess oark An
genq"c 'rD' nur'ol no.
hoN,ssn"n"' "ov s-Arrveo' oarAs anna eocps ole
wer's' view TOTE ON. nooe 'ueD. fFoy'aR ao'
A"hHrooh' NOV '-Hinvou' s'o""e's sc'or'" 'bp.
Wi'iams bosson ieA"s sop' L"u'cnso"' rnaoe'pnia;
Ooeron br)' Osmpoeu' new o'ea"s' NOVA sco'an tbr'
Richardson baltimore via hai"aA' DARK fonome tbr).
Gordon. Charleston.
Sailed tn steamers r"'ossnc 'np, irvns, Boston; iii
nois shackford. Philadelphia; bark Gilchrs Watts
Southampton" $50 rcportcd).
LONDONDERRY Novo-A'rVso'oark Hsrvcsscr 'br)' rot
ersen. bnitimore.
LuBEcK NOV S-A'r'vco, o"rA rineho Wcp' h'nos BAL
tmore Soe'oro reported ~'no". dnIe'.
b'sDoN. No' |'o1' A 's u's"s "uss0'
United states.
LEehohs' NOV s-9aieu' osfS oAlrs'a u'sp' routro-
M.nc.ry Nov 7AYr,ved bark Duchas. ft,,, ruo.&
~ WI "a, oon.nboron
v.nsvu,v. N,v s-Arr,ved barr Ior.ra p,.,.hor.
xe~ York
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