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The New York herald., 1877-10-11

Asr,swALL, Oct oArrvea. S;eamer Eth. tBr' SAMSON.
ANsApoLIs. NS. Oct Gin port, brig Del Gratis tBr.
BAaAcoA. Sep. as~Arrvcd. schr Ricardo Barros New.
CIsSsuEcos Oct Sailed. brig San Salvador virsen
DC 10. Dolores sso, G.y ssy.nns sr sorrv no,,,
CnAnlorrrrows. PEI Oct 4-Arrived brig Lady Milton
FAy Sept Arr; SCH sr saSuel waesr Dow
FLORES sept 1a-Arved, schr Fred Gray. Taylor, Bos
oSG Kosc Aug 81 Sailed barks Woodhall tRr, Lowe,
oo bark Mayo New
York.
phla; oc l. ships Themis tsr Rosster Cardiff Banner
@ s sx 2s w.s ssd s aaa G s
turn; .u c, 49,.
quin csp) Issrn, hnrss.sn 9th AMIGOS !sp, Ech
;ss ,ssa Ss New Y'
Cleared Sta parks AuSsp,ns rr An.oci Nsr oresns
s n %
son @ fork m Lum.aen ronsra
's salsd % sa ship s' on Mon.re bark. Ashan-
tee t sept oss snip Nssersn United
LISBON. Oct ARRIVED, ship India porb, Lessa. Now
LlTrLA GLAcr BAY, cB, Oct Sailed bark Icarus CBr,
MALAGA. Sept a5-Arrvcd, brig Kennedy, spaulding.
port Sept a bark Abby Bacon, Morrill, for New YORK:
brig Am.sus p"r tor as sins ns Ken Bank m win
Jams for New York; Cvclonc Field. for do: bsrks Hope
Ss'' S"w Roxs! a"s; vs d bP%sss. 1rS ot ssv York
ya cdips rssn Ne" York '
MArANsas Sept 3o-Arrivsd -chr Kate Rommel Adams,
sailed Sept 90 schr Ralph Carleton. McGobb, or Hat
Cleared DC. s. bsr1 Norens. Mshimsn. Of Matteras
sos Mailew Gay cark, Shields ship Rock City. LcsS
bridge, Antwerp; bark Amicus Wright. Grcenock: s,l
snso e"r p s e
Sailed s!h steamers Quebec. lhesre, Iivsrpool Crcas
Malta Danneberg Cork for crders brig Peerless Fcnan
Qunnrc, Oct s--Arrived, steamer Moravian. Graham,
Liverpool; slp Birmingham. Glegg. do; bark Tanjore,
Dumas. antwerp.
Cleared sh. ship Advice Johnson. Liverpool: barks
Dundee; Lydia. Dixon, Hoiyhead: Miramichi. Rodgers
siiAxcnAi Sept s-Arrived, bark Wealthy Perdleton.
sailed S.pt g. hn,k wigton tBr>. Williams Portland, o.
In port sept H. steamer Glcnartney tBr, Gulond for
SANTA ANNA Mex. Aug 1S-Salcd. schrs Almeda
Wiley Wiley, Qneenstown; 25h, santa Rosa Gau, do;
10Th schr 4 : Newman, Newman. do
In port Sept H. schr jefferson Borden Jones' for Queens
SAGUA Sept 3O-Saiicd. brigs Carolina tSp) Rcstia,
New Orleans; Oct Lizzie kimhal storer, Apalachi
SHELBuRNE, NS Oct ARRIVED, bark Alice Muir (Br,
Sydney. UB Oct 7-saied steamer Hunton Or.
Long drom MontreaD. GLASGOW.
SrJoHS. NIB. Oct s-Arr,ved, schr Alassa, CLARK New
buryport telegrsphed): 10Th, brig Joseph Clark
Stahi. Savannah; schrs Newport (3rl Miller, New York
& " liinds. Hills, do.
lor: Cherokee tBr; Downie; ricro dtap caHsro. aud
r,a ss for erm n 'd do Nc" York. as Ralph
ToNorA nbort Sept 1-salod bark New Republic tBr),
tIr, Marshall for Hong Hong and New York to sail next
Sy bark. nor
Cove, Tor New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER H.

Cleared 9th, ship New World. Hammond New York
10th. bark osmo sRus). soaerholm. United states.
LinsnIcK, Oct s-saied BARK Coombs tItall Stagno.
New York
New York sh Marianne VII fPort) Lopez Philadelphia
LEcmoRy to Oct 10 salled. bark AMIGO Qtal), New
York.
MoviLLx, DC. lo-Arrived. steamer California (Br).
Campbell, New York tor Glasgow tand proeeedsd,.
MALTA Oct Arrived bark francesca dta Ingiguero.
New York.
NEwRY, Oct lo-Arrveo. brig Emma Shaw tBr) No
comber Now York.
oroRro to Oct Arrived brig Olinda Porp, cunha.
New York
PORTLAND. o 0.9-Arrivei, brig Augusta (Swe), beyer'
lick. Baltimore Stockholm.
QuYErsrowS, Oct 9-Arrivcd. bark Santa Anna Maria
dta. Marcsca. Boston, 10th. steamer City OF MONTREAL
tBr Brooks. Now YORK for Liverpool tand proceeded
barks Fortuna (5er) Lconhard Portland Mo Anezione
seconda dtaD Laneri New York; Kate tBr. Anderson.
do; Olnf Kyme tNoD. Keller. do; Hama Nielsen Hauge
(No,r. noyer do brig Norbon (swe). Bockmann. do.
on tho Fastnct 10TH Italy tBr) Simpson. from
Now York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM Oct IO-Arrived. steamer 'scholten
Dutch. Janren New York.
Rio JAsEIao. Oct 3saed previously. steamer Lsplace
(Br). Blair. Now York.
SIERRA LEONE Sept l6-Arived brig Ann Elizabeth
Burgess. Boston.
SHANGHAI. Oct 10 Arrived, bark GoodeI French New
YORK.
SrErrIS Oct 7-Arrived. bark Elm (Nor) Bakke. New
York: also the Margsretna from do.
SINcApoRE-Arrved, ship Montrose (Br, Patterson San
Francisco.
WATERFORD. Oct Sailed ship Marietta tAus,. Stc
panovich. United states.
LospoN. Oct 10 Ship Magaalene Ger, Hencke, from
bremen Oct Tor New York. has put back to Bremen badly
damaged. having been in collision near Texel with the
schr Union. Tho latter vessel sunk Another re-
port states that the Magdalcne put nto Newcastle r.
Bark Confidence, Clark. from Newcastle. NSW, May IL
for Manila Is reported at Lloyds to be overdue.
Brig Aurora Australis sw Bogrcn. from New York for
Malmo. arrived at cowes to-day. and brought Captain
Patterson wife and OF bark George kremeberg
reported abandoned tho from New York to
Queenstown.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Munro OF the Dcvonia tBr) iron Glasgow.
has special observations made
with the HERALD weather service during the
voyages to and from Glasgow
sur BULLION 1900 tons recently launched at Bath, Mo
by Messrs Brown n Stantal, has been sold for abont
xo6UUU she Is all ready tor sea.
B.rx Gro fNor, from wilmington. NC, for Hamburg.
before reported returned in distress wa towcd up 70 ~
mngton sh INST Capt Nielsen that his vessel was
In Inc Gulf the III ghtship OF Frying Pan shoals
and Cape latoras. "Wednesday. 4th inst, wien the
storm struck her carrying all fer sas breAkns ncr
m mainmast and cansng her to spring u cak
BARK JonA.SE tNor), from philadelphia Tor queens
town before repurtcd Lewcs with los u anchors, wind
lass. &c, rctarnud TO fhiadcipha ioth Tor repairs.
BARK srKR,Sz Nor,. which arrived 9th inst While tow.
in from staten morning ran auui of the
stern o the steamer Dovona anchored In auarant'na-
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CARRYING away swers OF rergsng and hulwsrks ra% rom
der chains were biob on.
BARK - CLARK Br,. Lumsdcn. from Frontiers for Fat
mouth put into Halifax Ocl to aiesS IN 'opsies
ana to procure provisions.
BRIG CALLAo from Turks Island before reported spoken
ismasted arrived #t Philadelphia 10th inst She repass
masthead and aii attached. vessel Leaking badly.
scnn GEonGE PEABODY has been sold at Baltimore Tor
scHn sKyLARx from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal
isashorc on Falmouth. Mass
ScHR W DRARBoRx sunk vt Lewes Del, is advertised
oy she captain Tor salo ~ she lies.
scnR YATES. ashore Lewes. Del. Is being pumped
ou preparatory to discharging 100 coal from her.
scmR BABKL lRoSs sunk Lewes DEL is to b, raised
once. ~ ''S'"
ScYa wv BUTLER q wellneet. went ashore night - OF
crew escaped in their seine boat
scnn ELLA Warts. from Georgetown, DU, for Boston
casks. 'ss se 'Ts s ns m. o
Of the nersd-wl you allow through, columns Of
SJssap ana iis Swing station IS. Third
crew from the sehr a1mssrons the night Of
sa had n" been or s
the s n"a,s n"s ss9 a.vn
r from a warrenpon inst arrived and anehorsd ai
nearby, knocking hole in the bsrks and carrying
away the schooner's bowsprit. head and cutwatsr.
The position Of the bark F,renza O. ashore Cape Hen
lopen IS unchanged this tl0thI AM.
a large three masted schr was ashore Ragged
Point, Potomac hiver, Oct o.
GLOUCESTER Mass Oct 9-schr Highayer; Capt Warren
ot his port into about IL o'clock last
night whs ~ anchor of Ten Pound Island by schr Henry
hnckay he crew barely escaped and saved nothing.
The Macxa also into the schr Bonnie Eouise Of Pro-
vincetown. breakin her bowsprit.
NkwBURyroRr, Mass. Oct Schr Logos ashore on
the breakers of Bakers Island this morning and went to
pieces. The crow numbering I3 escaped
NEW BEDFORD. Oct 9-Stcam launch Oklahoma dragged
ashore Cedar Neck Marhas Vineyard. during tho gaze
OF last week and is high and dry but much injured.
She WAS to have beon taken tn Florida this winter.
PORTSMOUTH. MI, Oct aFshing schr Valiant. Of Port
land lost forcmAst and bmwarks by coding with
sehr Andrew Nehnge in the lower harbor. oh the morn
Ing OF the 9Th inst Tho Andrew NcbinSer was not in
jurcd
Schr Samuel Carlton. Of Phladelphia has been taken
on the railway Mt Ksry to repair damages sustained Mt
Newmarket.
QgEnfc Oct Ship Marian (r,. Mcleod. from Quebec
with lumber tor London grounded the Traverse
OH and is towing back leaky. She will be examined ny
divers.
Bark Colorado tBr Robbins. for avre dragged her
chors and collidod with bark Willie McLarcn (Br). from
Montreal. damaging her ,wsprit. rail. &c.
SoUAS BnAcH Oct The reported Yesterday drift
ing nothward grounded Wreck Pond Inlet and
to he that OF the Emma Edwards OF brakes Landing 1t
has the appearance of recent dissolution
San FRANCISCO Oct 3Evcrythng OF value has been
the southern Little remains but tho
hpra hal NJ TIM
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publish the following letters, which explain them

publish the following letters, which explain them
selves:- = -.
FRiINp CnARry-IIave Won coupe Of Thousand ss-oHv
spare until about the 18th 81 January II 80 peAse -
bearer have check payable to my ofder ana VA"
send you return ch aek. Yours very truly, , r,vEpn
Alderman CHARLES z. Low. present.
29rn NOVEMBER. 1869.
MY DEAR Il have the pleasure 70 return tsn
dollars tho lth INST, ior
which please accept thanks OF thine truly. . ,,,.,n
CHARLss L. LoKw, ESQ. ". W. i"ISD.
As further evidence, have the original checks ia
my possession, indorsed by Mr.. Tweed nrniy yours.
NEW YORK, Oct 10, 1877. CHAkLhs H. LoE".
THESE CHECKS
Mr. Loew Yesterday afternoon submitted 10 the In.
spection OF HERALD representative the letters and
checks referred 10 In hts communication inc ietteTs
were found to be in Mr.. Twecd's handwriting. Tho
checks tor So, 600 and 81 600 were on the National
shoe ana Leather Bank The $40 900 was represented
by one check Tor 81 600 the National Shoe and
eather Bank and one Tor So 600 the Manufacturers
and Builders Bauk Each Of these cheeks was drawn
Endorsed by Mr. Tweed
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WHERE THE CONFESSION CAME FROM.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
desire TO say, IN response to the question which has
to-day been put several times whether the
publication made to-day's HERALD OF Mr. Twecd's
statement with my knowledge or assent, that
knew nothing OF 1t until my attention tins morn
ing called TO 1t. / confident also that Mr..
Tweed had no part IN II, and VIII so state upon
hls examin nation tomorrow Great injustice will
be done 10 many innocent persons II suspicion
rests upon them consequence OF their names being
found the list OF checks pubnshed IN tho HERALD,
know tnat this list prepared ior the purpose
OF showing how much money had passed through Sir.
T"eed's hands, and not Tor the purpose OF pointing
out particularly the persons associated IN frauds
Neither Mr. Tweed nor have any doubt that the in
formation obtained by the HERALD from COPY
made while the statement under the control of
the Attorney General. Respectfully,
OCTOBER 10, 1877. JOHN ID. TOWNSEND
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4 BATCH OF EXPLANATIONS.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:--
Among the list OF cnccks published in your edition
OF TINS morning under the Beading OF "Mr. Twecd's
Confession" observe that Is stated that scverat
che cks were made by Mr. Tweed in my favor, TO
W.T. .--Juy IL, 1866, 1000; November 10, 1866,
~ ooo october 90, 1869, s025; November 20, 1869
RIO oc0 The check Tor sG25 nave no record OF, but
A. ibis cneck does not appear the state
nent TO have been drawn in my favor
,r 10 have been ildorsed by me- II
:ould not have been pad to me No men,
,r.u,a of mine shows It's reception by me- The
,cmalnipg checks did receive but 10 avoid possi-
AMY OF any inierrng that these checks gtvn
pv htm to me Tor improper purposes desire to say
at each these checks was gwen IN repayment Tor
money louncu by NE 10 Mr. Tweed Ny cncck books,
M.u,acturcrs and Builders Bank prove that my
rls,m i und sputcd 70 more hrmly establish N the
.a,nI of Tie public that my denial Is correct, now
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
MR.. RICHARDSON EXPLAINS.

Mr. William Richardson President of tho Atlantic
Avenue Railroad, OF Brooklyn, was spoken OF in the
published confession OF Tweed having received at
different times sums Of money aggrogating 50 lo0 Mr..
Richardson says tho statement that DO received such
sums from Mr. Tweed Is correct He borrowed tho
money from Tweed whom he was temporarily short,
but invariably paid him back again III lew days. In
support OF the statement, Mr.. Richardson exhibited
checks tor So 0U0 ana that he prompt Ia return
ing the loans The follow ing table and dates VIII show
All the checks named below having been paid by
Richardson to Tweed bear the Endorsement OF the
Boss.
TwEED's CHECKS RICH RICHARDSON'S CHECKS
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBsER-
yATIONS
Ocronrn 10. 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1871.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YsCifrs AND
HERALD WHIrEsrOSE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Canada Dr. simmer. London sept ~, with
mdse and i2b passengers TO w Hurst LAT ~ 10,
lon 32 81, ed bark Young Eagle trl Dnuhn. from
Dublin for Pbiialephia sh. lat ~ 81 lon 81 a.. White
tar bound Il.
steamer state O Pennsylvania tBr), stewart Glasgow
Sept - ana Larno 3h, with mise ard ns
tin Baldwin q 90,
steamer Devonia t'r), Munro. Glasgow - and Mo
Vile 3Dlh, with m,Ne and ~ passengers Henderson
Bros Oct6 LAT 40 -, lon 81 ~ pass stsncr
bound day lat ~ 81 Ton W - lnuau stamcr
do.
steamer Aston (Br Young. Antsarp H. days. in ballast
TO Tucker A Co Oct b. expersnled strong sVuthery
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MIR. CALVIN HAS A WORD TO SAY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
find In the HERALD OF to day IN Mr. Twced's statc-
that got 81 500 OF him. win you be kind enough
to give tho true facts OF the to the public. On
my from Albany 1869. aftor serving two
termsas member Of the Legislature, started place
OF business the OF Pit and Grand Streets
found before opening It that was short OF money,
aud called on Mr. Tweed, who very kindly loaned
me 81, 500, for which gave him my note. In 1871.
think IL was, paid him account 81, 000 Tor which
he gavo credit In 1874, l think, | gave hs son
William $40 on account, leaving balance due 10 Mr.
Tweed OF $3.50. which intend 70 pay him as soon as
business revives. Yours respectfully,
JOHN CALVIN,
The New York herald., 1877-10-11

Stramer Alice Otto Br). from Liverpool for New Orleans,
Oct s., lat 40 IS, Ion SO so.
ship Ericsson. Thatcher FROM New York for San Fran
cisco. Sept IL lat 20 20 n. Ion 3S ~ w.
Ship John Harvey, Brown, from New York for Batavia.
Sept 49, lat 26 33 \. Ion AZ 10 w.
Bark Francis Fay Rollins, from New York for Adelaide,
Sept 10, lat 81 n, Ion 80 OS W.
BARK Chcstina Rcdnian Elliott, from Marseill"s via
Hyeres. IL days out for Boston, Sept H. lat 3S o. lon
IS So
BARK Carmcla tAus, from New York for Gloucester,
date, north or Delaware Breakwater.
Bark Henrista Nor) lIoherg from Bordeaux for Phia
dclphia Oct 8, 10 miles East of Nantucket shoals.
Brig Horsey (r). from New York Tor st Johns nj,
Oct l, lat 40 So. Ion 6e 20.
Schr Leonessa, Achon, from Charleston for Richmond,
Sept 30 ! PM.
Schr Jacob HASKELL, from Charleston tor Weymouth.
Sept 30 nd supposed next dav ut AM under tw
rec ted oresail and jib ln5oring heavily.
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria (r), Lvcrpool Amcrquc Fr), Havre
Ey,ia Hr,, City o Yer. Cruz. Havana Gcorge
Clyde Charleston: ships w Chapman. B cmen Jacob
Stsmier liavc Plymouth Rock. London tand anchored
outside oar, barks Amallhea Nor) Queenstown or al
month. tllisif fyor). o do olive Mount lBD. -
Success Nor Fleusbrg nd anchored IN Tue lower bay)
Enuson fBr Cabeo schrs Alpha tBrJ, Barbados;
Tillic ndcrxerchen. Jennie luddell -,
Also sailed, oaiLclihe lB lot Duolin; schr
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BURYISG THE DEAD.

NEW YORK, Uct 10, 1877,
To THE EpiroR or HERALD:-
In your issue Of to-day find my name mentioned
as having received from William NJ Tweed $3.50 so.
As persons not personally acquainted with me may
misapprehend the for which IL was paid. wish
to state that was Tor the burial of Daniel Freel Who
shot ana killed on November 5, 1867 (clccion
day) at the corner OF Pearl ami Franktort streets.
Yours, respectfully, FELlX MURPHY,
Undertaken, No 40 Madison street.
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NO DIVIDENDS TO HARRY HOWARD.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
No. "a ELM STREET,
NEW YORK CITY, Oct 10, 1877.
A statement appears in tho HERALD OF this morning
that received certain sums OF money from William
NJ Tweed desire 10 say thnt all moneys received
from Mr.. Tweed loans when always
promptly paid. HARRY HOWARD.
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BANKS DENIES TwEED's STATEMENT.

ALBANY, N y, Oct 10, 1877.
Mayor Banks has been interviewed Ia relation 10
Twccd's statement, that while State Senator he re-
cciycd five thousand dollar check from him. and said
nc never received Il dollar from Tweed.
William d. Murphy says that all the money he
ceived from Tweed was 1859 or SO In drafts
one for 500 and the other Ior cectioneerng
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"oSLY THIS AND NOTHING MORE /"

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD.-
notice IN Tweeds confession" that am charged
with having received $500 from him. The facts are
these When candidate Tor Police Justice, Tweed
after opposing my nomination, which ! obtained
against his influence sent for and contributed the
sum OF $500 10 and my canvass. .Only thus
and noInlLg more" Respectfully, JOHN cox.
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BnSsoS-GASsoS. -on Wednesday, October 10, at
Grace church. Jersey City, by the Rev. spencer NJ.
Rice DR.. . H. BENSON, oil This CITY, TO HELEN Dowys
GASsoS, daughter OF John W. Downs, Esq, OF Brant-
lord, Ontario
DAvlpsox--LuxeRgs.-A Columbia. Pa, ON Tucs-
day october o. 1871 by the Rev. George H. Kirkland
ELIZABETH q. LuSGRES to JOSEPH A. DAVIDSON Jr.,
both Of Brooklyn. No cards.
EDpY-pHIIIrs At Melrose Cottage. East Bruns-
daughter OF J. II. Philips
HArcn-rErrr.- Wednesday, October 10, by tho
Rev Chapu, At the residence OF the BRIDES grand
father, E. T. Teif,, Esq ALMA Ruru. daughter the
late Charles g. TenI, TO JonS X. HATCH all OF this
city. No cards.
HAyDES-KELLocG.--On Monday, October 8, by
Rev Howard Crosby, u. d.. EDWARD ). HAYDEN, OF
Waterbury. Conn, and LIZZIE GLIDER KELLOGG, oi
LlLLIm-wmIrE-O Tuesday, October Q, 1877, at tho
Scsidcncc OF The BRIDES mother 365 9th av, Dy Rev.
Bernard oRsiy. Mr. Jons LILLE, Of New Yorx to
Miss Lucy WHITE, daughter Of tho late Judge
James w. wn,tc of this CITY,
MARVIN MAaniyER-on Tuesday. October 9, 1877,
at the residence OF tho brides mother. by the Rev.
Brady f. Backus, WILLIAM H. MARVIN TO Louise A.
MARarSER, both oi this city. No cards
MEuMAxN-KoEsrGE On Tuesday, October g. 1871
b, tho Rev. H. Van A9cn, ut the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, CnAR.Es T.. r. MEuMAyy TO EMILY H.
KoERTGE, both OF TINS CITY,
SgGuR-DARREii~--On Wednesday, October 10, by
the Rev. Charles Il. Hall, u. d.. Dr. A. B SrGUR TO
LIMA eldest daughter Of Nathaniel X Darrell ESQ., all
oi Brooklyn.
sxirr-MrLLIoAy.-on September 81, by the Rev.
r. :. Middemcr, BENJAMIN ". SMITH TO FANNIE H.,
oaugnler oi II. MuIhsan, both Of Brooklyn.
Rev. Bishop Fakpcr, CnARLRs II. WADE OF FishkiIl,
to Mrs BELLE coykLlS, OF Brooklyn. youngest
daughter Of tue late stephen Jordan. No cards.
DIED.
BEcHThL-Staplcton. Staten Island, N. j., Tues
day the 9th, CAnoLiSB, wife OF John Bechtcl. in tho
9th year OF her age.
Funeral from residence, Broad ST., near Richmond
road Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend, on Friday, at two o'c,ocx l.. NJ
BERRIGAS, On Tuesday OCTOBER y. MARGARET BEa-
RrGAy Of Michael Berrigan and mother Of
William II. and John ". Berrigan.
The relatives and rienus OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the iuncra from Eer late
dcncc, No. Desbrosses ST., on FRIDAY afternoon at
O'Clock.
BRASx MARGARET, rcct OF the late James Brann
In the s0th year of ner age
Tho funeral will take place from ST. Mary's Church.
corner OF Ere "a sts, Jersey City, Thursday
October H. at ten 4. NJ. The friends oi the family
oil her sons, Wiiium, James NJ and Rev. DR.. Brann
are respectfully invited
byRss--On Wednesday evening, October 10, at his
residence. AL Grand ST., this city, LUXE BrgYs aged
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, cst
MISCELLANEOUS.

A TREsTLE WORK sCoW 73xp5ys rr . ysI,-S,,
LApinc occk OAK bottom, sound aud good con d,ton
p 4 EASTMAN, foot 3ist st. n r.
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The cheek tor 500 spoken oil by Mr.. Tweed Mr.
Richardson Is unable 10 account Tor but supposes IL
related to some business transaction had with Tweed
when he (Mr Richardsou) with The Dry Dock Rail-
The New York herald., 1877-10-11

At. nj
NY az bENEflr FsOM usE UF uYArifs ~, -
1AnNLoAM ~ once reliable, safe aud cnectua M
san!y medicine IN rheumatism, scrofula, neuralgia Sc
sent everywhere by express. Depot 246 Grand a. Y
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at Brunswick tia 4th schr Golden City, Clay
from whaling for New Bedford.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED
MARRIED.

FREupENrHAL--BRoDhR.- FREuDENruAL to
HEyRLrrA BRopEK No cards.
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
SIN AND MOON WATER.
sun rises. ....... o. Gov. Island. ....evo III 80
Sun sets........... 5 20 sandy Hook. ...evc IL III
loon sets ......eye 20 Hell Gate. morn III
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FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH, Oct 10, PM-Wind SW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-30

Happiness between husband and wife can
only be secured by that constant tenderness
aud care of the parties for each other which are
based upon warm znd demonstrative love. The
heart demands that the man shall not sit retI-
cent, seif-absorbed and silent in the midst OF
bis family. The woman who iorgets to provide
for her husband tastes and wishes renders her
home undesirable for him. ln word, ever
present and ever denonstratlvc gentleness
must reign or else the heart starves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-30

America, says the London World has sent
representative to the shires this season IN the
person of Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, the pro-
prictor of the New York Herald, whose pre-
emiuence in his owu country as Commodore OF
tho New York Yacht Club, polo. player and
amateur coachman, is we'll knoWo. Mr.: Ben
uett has taken capital hunting-b box at Me!ton?'
where bis hospitality is presided over by his
sister; has stud OF twenty two OF the best
hunters that money can buy, and Will soon
make his mark among the fliers Of the BclVoir
and the Ouorp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-30

At tho request of tho Queen the Princess OF
Wales and her children and the Princess Bea:
trice arranged and carried out The old fashloned
ceremonies of Halloween at Bamoral: over
200 torches appeared 10 the procession and
dance. and the typical witch was burned IN
huge bonfre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-30
"a. FRIDAY, NOV. 80, 1877.
FANGY GOODS.
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