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SPOKEN.

Ship Panay Bray, from Boston for Rio Janero, Nov H.
lat Is n. lon 81 w.
Ship Marion (BD TiIley, from Bremen for Now York
Southwest Pass Nov 2s. lat "a, Ion 25
Ship British Commodore tBr. Kendall, from San Fran
cisco for Queenstown. Nov ., lat 26 s. Ion 81 W.
Ship Colorado lngra,am, from New York for Sydney,
ESW. Nov "a. lat ~ y, Ion "a.
Ship st Luce. Rivers from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco, Nov 81. Int 7 $. Ion 33 W.
BARK Constant Nor from Baltimore for Mnrsccs Dec
O, Int :b. Ion ID.
Henry Ger, Haesloop. from Bremen for New York,
Dec 8, of Tcxel.
Bark Charlie Hickman Bg Dcrncr from New York for
Bark q Ray (Br), Johnson from Now York for Gouccs
ter Dec g, lat 46. Ion 36
Loi. CBr Raymond, from New York for Havrc Doc
IL lat ~ ~, Ion 81 tD.
Bark Union tBr, Webb from st Mary's, Ga for Rio Ja
neiro. Nov IA. lat II n. Ion 81 w.
Bark fremont Carlisle from Portland for Bucnos Ayres
Dec ?, lat n. lon ~ W.
Bark onewood Of st John, NIB Dec A. lat 10 N, Ion 25
w.
An Italian bark showing RLvB, from Havro for Now
York. Nov IL, lat Is a. Ion 3b IL.
Brig Fanny r Kcnstspcar, from Pensacola for Bilboa
Nov IL. lat ~. Ion H.
Brig Marin Aus,, from Baltimore for Falmouth %, Dec
o. lat ~ 5j Ion 10 ~.
brig from Baltimore for Cork. 25 days ont, Dee g.
lat ~ 23. Ion ~.
A Danish vessel showing HMNC, from Georgia for
Batavia 10 days out Nov H. lat IL 50 N Ion 81 IL W.
vessel showing JKCP from Astoria for Liverpool, 70
days out Oct o, lat ~ 81 S, Ion ~ l6 w.
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BELOW.
rk Aukathor (Nor,. from 81 Na,aire.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n1ror further particulars Of the loss Of the steamer
Emily u Soudcr general news columns.
srrAsKn TrSts Br ashore at rare Henry remains tight
Tho signal corps station NJ the Cape reports that At ~
M on SUNDAY had moved 2D feet nj last high
water She Is damaged and will possibly hoat high
tide The steamer Rescue alongside OF the Tunis dis
charging cargo she would not attempt TO haul the ship OF
until next Hood tide. - -. ~.
later despatch dated 3Oth, 4 AN, ys-Tbe tide Is
nov ebbing The condition ~ tho steamer is unchanged
A light aud SW Wind prevail"
STEAMER Wyosrsc Capt Teal, at Savannah 2Jth, from
reports rough weather during the pas
Also the wreck Uf unknown vessel 10 the
snthpard Iapc Hatefas, and tho wreck Of what APP
pcared to be n scow on Charleston.
su,p Wysryptp trr) from Rotterdam for New York In
disress NJ - Thomas has been condemned She s fully
insured In England.
BANK FRssefs ftyARp Brl bound for Antwcrp vas the
vessel before reported ire al Point Breeze, Delaware
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYmrAD, Dec 2o--wind ssE; light, cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BUESos AYRxs Nov 15-sacd bark Pactons tBr.
Bsnxupa Dec 2oArrived schrs Lettic DR. Emery, Cav
Francis Cuba. for New York in distress 2ist Yankee
Maid. Young. Camden. Mo; I'D. brig Prcntiss Hobbs
s"Hs: ssea asS %"ss .isamor Aeaaa Dctmn 81 Thomas
.r ss s:s S:: ::y sn:.S % R$%s
Dec e Z, ship wssss Ysss sas3 r'Sws. Ssrs
Eliza Bsr.s .tBr. Hollis, for New York; sui,.na
." mny Ses s' ol n s pns S"
Fs% s q" fg us ro ss nah
for Riga cloadng brig Isaac Carver Gray dss and the
Cat,so Dec 2-Arrvcd. bsrks Ulster tBr, Evans Rio
Sailed Dec ., bark Carmel CBr,. Donald. IIuanillos
HALIFAX Dee 2s-Arrvcd, schr Emma May tBD. oIIarc.
Arrived ae,h Polynesian tn, Brown, Liverpool
To%ed our, Ssth ship Edith Troop tBr, Smith from
York; Antwerp and returned on account Of light eastcry
PoRr AZ Pnrscr. Dec It-Arrvsd. schr Ida dfayten,,
New YSrs ss s s.s% 3, m.pT%'f frances Bradley New
81 ioms NIB Dec a7coarcd bark Lisy Br, Morrisscy
Dublin.
rPrn STEAMER CRY o, BrmryS.l
ASrwERr, Dec is-sailed, Camilla, Christensen, Now
Sailed from the roads 18TH. Queen o. Hearts Sandy
Hook; Low Wood Fritz, America; 18th, Prcciosa. vack
AUCKLAND NJ Dec i7Arrved. zeaiandis ts,, chevalicr
"a. Aps.arpr Dec lsArrived King Cordic lNnchn. New
x,rw Oct 3opasscd siiss Fish Williams from Hong
Kong for New York; Nov svea Borin, cherbrcn for do
fsa"'ss faprass sI"s"p"rs Mo.ss sys. i. b.
tnyia for sydney sth Netc Merryman. Lcsc Singapore
FOR Maurus: 9th Holden. Jorgrnscn, Pnnarocknn for
ih Mercury f"nno rst;via for ssn rrsne'eo
BArnuRsT. Nov 12-salcd. Annie Fairfax. smaey, Cape
nnsxrS, poe I,saicd oetsvia, Purdy, North Americas
R"owsprsmsyrs Dec ,Ie-Arrivcd, Kniervo, Sneliman,
baltimore tand left 10th for lclyoet. .
BoRpEAux, Dec 17-Ssilcd, Rhca, Rndick, Hampton
Went TO sea from Royan 10TH Condor syvcrtscn, New
sailed from Pauillac 18th, Ludwig Holbcrs, Bruland
Wala,s dec I7--saied. Ncnuphar. Pitman. Now York.
CueIsriAssuSp Dec 7-Ccarcd, Ocgir. krogh. America
CHrRBouRG, Dec t6Arrivcd Frisn ts. New York tand
Comx' Dec i7mXrrived zchro, Pellcrano New York;
Edgar Cecil, Ewing. Montreal. -. =.
CALCUTTA. Dec iS-Sailed. Loch Etivc, stewart, New
York 80, .,as p.,..~.. -
Dsal Dec iePasscd Scottish Fairy, Trcosc, Now York
for London. - - -. ,,,,,-,-,,. -
Rotterdam; vrcdc visser. Bamoro for do. ~ :. .
DuntIN Doc is--saiicd, q Paysant. cardh Kodiak.
DusKims Dec isBrought up in the roads Iuco olivari
F1LsouriI Dec is-Arrived Luigi olivar ave'lo phia.
deipha. .,,, -,
Ga,sssy Dec is-In the roads. Naomi. from ~ John.
NIB. FOR Hull
18Th ,oliviw fsl. small. New York. -
Gy~oA Dec 10-~Arriycd FsO. Lagnulla. Philadcphia
sailed i4th Royal Welsh. Holloway. New York 80
t;tpp.trAu Dec is,-Arrived, Brrciner Castle 49, Ayes
China taud proceeded for New York. .
Iiofynrsn Dec iaArrived. Modesto from Shcdiac for
Barrow, Bowcs, Glaister. Quebec for Fleetwood.
Put n 10Th Henry PsImer from Quebec for Isle OF MAN.
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The flames confined to tho cabin and very little dam
age done
heavy weahsr los, sna spt sails foremsst head badly
sprung and is leaking
srna Ass pGIs ds tons Of ccid spsng % , Sas sss
cost & 600 and 81 o have been spent on her Tor re-
Sem FRAsK BrArrrw 5s IL tons sold by Bos IS
Joseph Harris Of Port Jefferson 10 New York parties ON
scnR CAnoIISr KNIGHT Of Roekiand which went sshnr ere
at Manchester few weeks since raised and got on me
was thrown on The er.w are M work on her again and
hope TO have her anoat In few days.
Isan WI ND - severe ssE HURT
cane and lost and split sails The Crawford has on board
Turks Island
susAs or Pensacos, Grnmisy. from New York for
So sW, when she los. boats and sprung Leak On the
nd II, - ~ Lon = n she na Se w',n ersw !" se
alb taken OH arrived Philadelphia yesterday
- e. rs SsS ssS s
much water had boat stove and tho captain had his thumb
scnn CoseRxss willard from Bluchiil for New York,
which PIT into Rosklana Dec 2a reported oaky sailed
BosroS Dec 29-The schr q Drew, sunk of tho Outer
raising
wrecked canso insured in the Merchants of this
city for 5000 and in the Anchor for $500
NEwronr. Dec .-Ship Sevva tBrl. sacd for New York
to-day to discharge and repair prior TO proceeding TO Lon
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 2o-The schr Highlands, wnicn
sailed from Bangor tho LIST inst for Provinceown with
has been heard from and supposed to be Lost
Island recent storm believed belong TO her
master Capt Richardson of Deer Ise and her OF
four men have probably pcrishcd
ST. JOIN. Nh: Dec 2a-rhc schr Susan Jane owned BY
an tho s.
SHrpauILprScCarlto Norwood a Co. Of Rockport arc
having ships franc cut In Virginia. which 10 be put up
next spring.
Piper, Of Roekport, is building schooner. to be
launched next spring
Benncr OF fbon,a ston is building ship Of 800
for Edw OHrion and Others be of early next
Mr. Mcdonald. of Bath Is building ship OF 100 tons
for Chapman Flint Of New York, to be employed In tho
California trade.
LAUNcHEp-At Patchogue. IL Dec IL, schooner
named Bette Goodman built for II ioodmnn Of
Whitehaven. Md, to be employed in general frcightng
Her Dimensions Icngh Of keel ~ II n bcani IL
4. hold 4
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Dec sHps Rs
SarE Martha aeii Fisher DR. Moirnard Great Britain
BOSTON Dec 2sArryea sosms sn Snns Hoghns ss
ssses ss''s !ss:sss sssss 'sp, 6s,sssi,
SMHRIEsToS. Dec ss-Arrivod schr Reboccs Smith.
Sfsss cissrssssSrs Adsa cor.on Cherry Ph.h
Fannie 0gss rs as smith h'
ship = Anss Sc p p csnas
sos ; scIrs Theresa Wolf Philadelphia; Howe New
SsEssh Hsss & bar. s,ra e
Tcrkclsen. Glasson Dock seeking
s'fs e. eS'%s'' bar. Susan
Ss% oNE%S "% bse .p.n
steamer, ls9ta. EGsssrsoetsr' ksm'ls' New
Dasa isi brig S Marie Celeste sD sees's N;S:siiis. ,r
rssS SES.snis Dse ;se Sample. Little. rh
..S ssnr sailed m sf.s s ;;ss
w sssl's Iso
Or ~. os w .s
P;SyasGss fer as ,,s H,mcy S"SsS
Il Fan and sss % o
@ s Fl. ia New s a,s aas
2s %S ps Sl, yssSss ssSsor sT s%
ssn r
r hssr f d %
Philadelphia: Merrill Hart Brown DO Tor charleston;
Nile spear Wareham New York; Nellie Long Bon
new Boston for Virginia. Thomas Ihorndike 40 Tor
Richmond Va; Prescott, Byc vinalhaven for Now
York; Searsviie IIathorne Portsmouth, MI Tor do Lulu.
snow Boston for Baltimore: Grncc Gushing .
th-Arrived schrs Pavilion, Kelley. Calais for New
York: May Day, Flanders. Rockland Tor do; Laura
sapss Sss - g. ssS Butler
sSEEW HAVEN Dec os-Arrivcd schr Sparkle. shrop.
shire rhsdelphia; sloop Mary Brush Ksteham, Eliza
PORT BLAKELY, Dec 2i-saicd bark Linnio Marshall.
PENsACOLA Dec 26-Arrived. bark Acacia. Anderson,
Gnantan an,o; schrs Howard Hunt, Ross. Barbados;
Ar,efs Lowe Utiiia; ID Everett, Hix, Arroyo.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2s-Arrvcd. steamers Fanta.
smith New York Timor Brl Kanton Shields brigs CAS-
Carl Dcnia; schr II Crawford Adams, Turks Island
DgLAwARE BREAKwArrR. DO: 2S-Pa.scd M at PM,
British Empire tBr, Lecky from Lverpoo Tor
PoRTExXD, Doc 27--Arrived schr Carrie L Hix, Hx.
Rockland for New York
RICHMOND, Dec 2S--Sailed. steamer Isaac Bell Law
renee. Now York schr Maria Pearson; -. do n,
ing Port Townsend; Camperdown tBr fnton Cork; Ming
Soeric r, Melville Queenstown: barks Elvetico Qta,
Fondni. CaIlao; yidettc, Wciaer Port Madison
2sth-Clcarod ship Maulesden tBr, Thompson. Qncens-
SAVANNAH Dec 2s-Arrived schr Maggie J Lawrence
Haley Philadelphia mot as tccgraphed,.
2nhArrivcd, steamers United states. Matthew'S Bos-
tom: Geo Appoid. Billnps. baltimore.
Sacd-Bnrks Anastasn (pl for Perrol Maid OF Orleans
fBrl Bremen brig Daisy Boynton. Brunswick.
sT MARYS, Ga Dec 22-Sailed, schr w Jones' Falk-
SAG IiIRBoR III Dec ss-clcared, brig Moravian tBr,.
DWiLMfSGToY. NC. Dec 27-Arrivcd, steamer Rcguls-
Clenrci-Schr watcriinc. Kelly drom New York; Jack
s0nvllle
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Mus1cAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The new play Eat Last" will be produced at Wal
lacks tonight. with Mr.. Lester wallack and Mr..
Charles Coghlan in the cast.
Mr.. Herman Linde will give . number Of
shalespearean readings at Stcinway Hall. opening
with Macbeth" on the sth of January.
Mr.. Frank Drew appears this evening at the Draw
ing Room Theatre. in tho drama IN. Jacques. to be
followed by ..The Irish Emigrant."
General Tom Thumb and wife. with troupe Of
Lilliputians, will begin series Of attractive
hibitions at the Masonic Hail. Twentythrd street,
tonight.
Miss Millic Herbert, Of London, opens at Henck g
Opera House. Cincinnati Ohio, on January g. with
a new play entitled pride and Its FALL" written
expressly for her by m English playwright.
THE Shaughraun" at the Grand Opera House.
with Mr. Boucicault as Conn. and ''Savourneen
Deelish at Nblo's Garden, with Mr.. Frank Evans as
Captain Peep O. Day, among the new dramatic
events this evening.
Marie Roze still continues i'll. and consequently,
was unable to leave for Boston yesterday with
Colonel Maplesons opera company. DR.. A. B. Mott.
who is attending her. says she is suffering from in
haamation of the lungs with severe congestion ard
fears she will not be convalescent for some time.
The advanced sale of seats for Tho Shaugh-
raun" is said to bc larger than any that has ever
preceded a performance at the Grand Opera House.
Mr. Bouccaut will receive from Mcssrs. Poole Dom
nelly $4,000 for hts six weeks engagement. The
sum is unusual. and for similar services and time
has never before been paid in America.
Mr. Lester Wallack will make his first appearance
this season tonight in the new play entitled AT
Last" The following is the full cast:-John Garian
Mr.. wsllack: Richard Roxby Mr.. Coghlan; Fitzroy
Smith. Mr.. Floyd: Austin Grandby. Mr.. Rockwell;
Mr. Magnum. Mr.. Shannon; Hippolyte Mr. Edwin:
Annie Roxby Miss Coghlan; Mrs. Sparkleigh. Miss
Germon: Cissy Grandby. Miss Boniface.
The Nautilus Boat Club concert. announced to take
place at Steinway Hall the 7th OF January. will
present showing Of the most distinguished musical
talent in the city of New York. Among those who
have already volunteered their services Messrs.
NeuendorT and orchestra Rummel, 8. b. Mills J. N.
Pattison, Professor John Hill and Charles Pratt,
Mlle de Murska Mile. Selvi. Miss Sallc Reber. Mr..
Arbuckle the celebrated cornet virtuoso; Signor
Campobeilo, Chr. Fritsch, the tenor and Mr..
George Morgan. the organist. II Remenyi and
Brignoii are the city it is probable that they will
also appear. The programme is not yet complete.
but from the above array Of names it may be in
ferred that the occasion will prove to be Of
markable interest to all lovers Of fine art.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. %, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED ny THE Herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
s: @ ur! Dss @ Dec @ ss q
AZ a. passed brig rrssd steamer bound de- cast IT,
ampton 18TH with mdsc and 81 to oelrchs
Steamer Graf Bismarck Ger Hagemann santo. Nov 30.
Rio Janeiro Dec 81 Thomas isth via Baltimore 27th with
Steamer Gamma tBr Icddicoa bermuda Dec %. with
Se and % ~ 8 FONT T., sposs
severn Of London from Gibraltar for New York. bound in
sansmer W,annkc Couch Riehmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
sse""s' rsilapoo.a us. MsRl.snie w,shnstcn, DC
Steamer Harrisburg Worth, Philadelphia with coal to
SHIP An.onese Cof Yarmouth. Ns Scott Hamburg Nov
a. ia ballast to Boyd Inekcn Anchored in Gravescnd
Roads Aug TO- Passed Cape Horn sept 10 crossed tho
Equator Oct - IN Ion t had fine weather to IIatteras
s . p gH a passed
EEii EEsqiii. from ron London for MslScarne: n.,,- -.
ds. Win sugar 10 "rae to master Was days
schr ] II Horton. Iiswes. Baltimore.
sehr MaryG collins some,-. Boston.
Richmond ~. IN g land Aa.tin knight seaman, q
gsse Me- whn s ne he taken 'ao % se Sea
mans Retreat Hospital
ss steamer Devon cr from Bristol which arrived 2ssh
TO port fresh westerly gales with heavy snow storms.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nercus. Haloit, Boston for New York. with
md ss and pas II y Dimock
srhr q r baird tBr), starkcy, Canning Ms. for New
York. -
schr smucgier Adams, Grand Mcnan, NIB, for Phadel-
phin. -
Schr searsyilic. IIathorn, Portsmouth, NH for Now
York.
sehr Nile Spear wareham for New York.
Scbr Dolphin. Chadwick. Providence for New York.
ehr Wnes. i%r e., TsT
schr Twilight Robinson New Haven for baltimore.
BOUND EAST
schr sailie Burton, Burey. New York for Stamford.
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PRIVATE THEATRICALS.

Roundsman Dennerlein. of the Thirty-third pre-
cinct, spoiled little tableau in Morrsania on Sat
urday night. He heard cries of anguish proceeding
from tenement at the Of Third ayenne and
10th street. and entered In an upper room he saw
Margaret Ochmann on bended knee. while above her,
in tragic attitude. stood her husband John Ochmann.
with his left hand buried in Margarets hair and in
the other q blunt instrument When the officer
smoke the tzb.eau at dissolved Yesterday. in
the Harlem Police Court. Judge Smith committed the
male performer in default of bonds for good be-
1uuf
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The dredging machine peconic, lying in the
Gowanus timber basin. Brooklyn. was damaged 70
the extent of $1,000 yesterday by re, caused by an
oyerheated stove.
Minnie Funk. OF No ~ Durand street Newark, was
seriously injured Saturday where che en-
poycd. at the Pefers Manufacturing Company =
works While cleaning machinery IN motion her
hand caught IN il. Bs desperate effort she pulled
her hand loose and saved her lite, though she will
probably lose her hand. She IS In the hospital.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DuEuMArisM. scIAriCA. BEiGnTs DISEASE
COLDS. CurLLs AND FEVER AND DIPHrHERIA

ID DHEUMATIsM. sCIATICA. Bkiunrs DISEASE
COLDS. cHrLLs AND FEVER AND DIPHrHERIA
These Diseases tingcd this timc less with
malaria arc nevertheless caused imperfect action Of the
bowels and kidneys Tho liver is generally also At faults
together there inability to cleanse the blood and
tenn those matters upon which tho health OF the body do
pends Thcrc seems bc especial retention Of uric
acid This cau.cs pain in different parts Of the body
We're the principle Of purgaticn eomprchcnded these
symptoms and these malarious times would cause
icty because a simple purgativc like BRANDRETH'S
PILLS would prove infabic for they every
Of disease and usually This innocent purgavs
purgcs all that is hurtfu from the bowels kdncys and
blood and what is Of Importance they cast moth
Ing that useful These pills should bo in the house.
that n needed dose may be secured without delay. BY
their attacks of dizziness before they end
In apopexy and paralysis During festive times mar
drink than is good but dose two of
BRANDRETiis PILLS will restore health by removing
all undue accumulatons Let the wise think.
PRINCIPAL orrIcE, No 2o4 Canal 81,
BRANDRETH HOUSE, NEW YORK
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MISSING FROM ORANGE.

Inspector Thorne was last night notified Of the
mysterious disappearance of Jacob Kobbs from his
home in Orange n. J. The missing man is supposed
to have come to this city. He halter by trade.
and kept q store ut Orange. description was taken
by the Inspector and telegraphed to all the police
stations at midnight last night.
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WHALEMEN.

letter received from Mr. Socum first officer Of brig
varnum II H Of NIB dated sea Nov 2S. states that
they had experienced rongh weather. and for days
and night the vessel in northwest gala All well
board.
At Tacahnana Nov a. barks Lucrets Smith, NIB. with
100 bbls last cruisc Mary Susan jennings do IS
O sail
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AMUSEM ENTS.
BOOTHS rHEArnE-GRAND CONCERT.

BOOTHS THEArRE-GRAND CONCERT.
The renfrse of Remenyi. the celebrated violin
virtuoso: of Mr.. Franz Rummel the pianist; Signor
Campobello, Mr.. Christian Frisch and other artists
at Booths Theatre last night attracted an audience
that fairly filed the house. The programme one
of the best of the and gave unalloyed salts
faction. 1t wss as follows and each speciality
manded APPLAUSE
Piano solo, variations in La Cracovienne' Cby re-
questl, Wallace. Mr.. 4. Quicken; air. Honor and
Arms Handel. sgnor Enrico Campobello violin
solo nt'ss on III praa oy rsfaes ernst ta Mr.
G.ucia). Donizctti. Miss Gertrude Franklin
Piano solo-a, Nocturne. d fiat major, op. q; b.
Runme. Aria. Fac ut portem" t''Stabat Mater.
Rossini, Miss Clara Poole. Violin solos--a. Ro-
for Mr.. Edouard Remenyi by +. Quicken; b.,
Hungarian national melodies and dances ldrst
tms Esny vl Mr. NE Ea9nafa christian hsnsny sr,sS
piano solo. .'Rhapsode Hongroise.' No. H. List.
Mr.. Franz Rummel; song. 1T Was Dream. :
Cowen Miss Gertrude franklin; aria. mon pu
andrai' (.Nozze' ,. Mozart. Sgnor Enrco Campobelo
violin solo, .'Capriccios. No. .. for violin alone trst
time No. "a. from the twenty-four capriccios Pag-
non A. Thomas, Mr. Christian tritsch; ballad, 'Ihe
Angel at the Window" Tours. Miss Clara Poole
sitly and the superb voices of Campobello and
Fritsch heard with the pleasure that always at
taches to true Miss Gertrude Franklin. in tho
aria from Lucia and the ballad 1T q dream"
showed the result of much artistic culture Her vo-
calization is fine her method excellent and she Will
doubtless prove to be welcome addition to the con-
cert stage
THE GRAND OPERA HoUsE-GILMoRE's CONCERT
1t is always pleasure on Sunday evening to visit
the Grand Opera House. for is to enjoy good
music Mr. Gilmore has the art Of drawing around
him. in addition to his band the best of performers
Last night he presented to the public Nile. lima de
Murska; Mr.. J. Levy. the cornetist; sgnor Susini.
Miss Henrietta Markstein and Mr.. G. A. Pratt. The
programme best describes the performance
Overture '.Stabat Mater Rossini. Gilmore's
Band; grand aria "De Profundis." Campana, Signor
Susini cornet solo, 'De Beriots Violin Concerto"
Hartmann Originally transcribed for, and performed
for the first time in many years. by Mr..
j. Levy; "reminiscences dc l'opera. "The Gems
of Faust Gounod, Gilmore's Bsnd piano
solo, Miss Henrietta Markstein; grand aria
I'll Trovatore." Verdi. Mile. lima de Murska;
overture. .sTannhxuser." Wagner. Gilmores Band:
aria from .Stabat Mater" PRO Pcccats," Rossn
Sgnor Susini cornet solo. "Zcrlina Polka" Etting
performed for the first time in many years by Mr.. j.
Levy: "Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark" Bishop, Nile
lima de Murska flute obligato performed by Mr. f.
Bracht): Ma-che Militare. Austrian" Strauss. Gill
more's Band.
Mile. de Murska was in superb voice. and Levy
rendered Hartmann's concerto, transcribed by him
self for the cornet. with brilliancy that astonished
even his old admirers. The veteran Susini likewise
reminded one Of his old timo freshness and vigor.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destindtion. Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE. &
No. 2SJ Broadway, opposite Washington Hall
: y STEWART informs his friends mud the public !
that hu has taken the above store where he offers for
sale wlUlasae aud retail general assortment fresh
sand sea-,,nsbe DRY GOODS choice assortment of !
Irish Linens Lawns, French tnmbrcs. !
3sma~k. Diaper. Sr. !
B-Tie aboNu goods have been carefully selected =
sapa bought Tor cash. aud win be sold
srens those wh0 viii please % favor him with their
SeNuiinaudr.
oIhat store. from which Mr. stewart sent ont his
FIRST advertisement" continued Judge Hilton, was
in dimensions about ~ xl0 feet aud II there lac
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-12-21
ONE OF TEE DIFFICULTIES.

One OF the great hindrances to Ma
tional relief and domestic prosperity is
extravaganza, aud although necessity
forces the individual to economic, yet
we find that official heads persist in a
total disregard Of their duty as the ser
-. s:.asIss Of the people to retrench. The
representative, as he heralds himself be-
fore confding people, talks and tells
of waste and extravaganza by public
officials, yet he fails, in justice to the
dear people, 10 turn the eye OF retrench-
mept unto himself. Five thousand dol
lars for three months service, besides
sundry persuisites, furnish margin to
conscientious representative that ought
to induce him to say, l will share the
peoples burdens; | will go back to
primitive customs, and live as they must
live, plainly, and therefore propose to
lop off three-ffths of my pay. and also
reduce our Presidents pay, and all sub
ordinates, for there never was a time
when mankind could live cheaper than
now, if they would only will TO do so.
The people should demand lit is
their right and duty TO do so.