davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

A neat pamphlet has been issued by Dr. Smith, containing theory of his electrical treatment, also certificates of cures and references from some of tn most influential citizens of Bridgeport and other cities. The pamphlet will be mailed free to any address by address ing DR. J. D. $. SMITH, IF State street, or Lock Box 334, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

A young man named Philip Hoag, hy- tns in Louisville, Ky, was shot August 17th while robbing the grape arbor of Bishop McCloskey. A watchman en- ployed by the Bishop caught Hoag and two other men on the grounds and fired, wounding Hoag. causing death the next diy
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE.

I offer my services to tho travelling public and gers to and from the Depot, or to Sandy Hook and Eewtown St.
 can be found at all times ready to convey passen- Charges moderats Remember the Governor" "
 GEORGE REDsTONE.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

And this cure was effected by ELEC- TRGcIrY, without the little patient OK periencing the slightest pain or unpleas- ant sensation, notwithstanding she was "only q child" Dr. Smith nerer gives Il shock" but, on the contrary, his clec- trical treatment is always pleasant and soothing; and the wide reputation he has acquired as medicdL electricim has been well earned, as can be seen by the following letters, which arc but few of many
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
PpIDnFpoRT Aurlst 2 1877

BKIDWEFUKI, AVTEU5V 0i I"Ff Dr. D SMITH-Dear Sir: My arm was re- ken above the wrist-the fracture was set hut when healed and the splint removed the mus cles were So shrunk, Il could n, open my hand nor use it at aH My doc O.. advised me to ba he it in cider brandy which did freely, with no bea- eft made up my mind that it would always be useless when was told that, if there was yet any hope for it, Dr. Smith of IF State street would cure it and I am delighted with the result, as it improved at once and after only threo wee .s etec- tricat treatntent it is well and strong as ever.
 Mrs J EASTMAN, lSl Pembroke st.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
pnrDorponr, cosS.. February il. 1878.

DRpoEoHT. coSS.. February II. 1878. Dr. !, D. $. sNiTH;
 Dear Sir ,-l wish to state for the ben iit O; the afflicted that my daughter. now twelve years old bacHlne afflicted about seven years ago with dis. ease of the right hip and for five year, she VII unable to walk without the ald of crntchcs.. Inc circulation of the blood in the limb had co ,s,d, and the muscle had Hhrunk to n mer skeleton.
 Her case had been examined by eminent phys. cinns heru and in the New York College of lhysi. cians and Surgeons" none of whom ayo us any afforded. Last Spring by the adyice sf friends I placed her under your care. Within ten days from your first "treatncnt" she began to i'm we and within three months she threw away Ter crutchea. And now the muscle has become h ,rl and nearly aS large as It's mate and sho las T ,y. cred entirely from all disease of the limb and with the exception of the difference In the length of the limbs tthe of which is obvious tu al she is completely cured. for which we feel most deeply and sincerely grateful to you
 Yours sincerely. WM. II. LoRD, l3j Main St.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
Only a Child-

A few months ago the following letter WIS received from a well-known citizen of Bridgeport: H r
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

When electricity is properly applied it animates and vitaIizes every part, and restoring the electrical forces of the sys- tenn to their proper balance, lays the foundation for nature to work out her cure. Among the diseases to which electricity is best adapted are the fol- lowing:
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
Rn1narponr. CONN. February. 1877

BHlDdEPOkIf IoNS', reoiu'TS, Loii Dr. D s SMTrH-My Dear Sir: was afflicted with chronic indolent ulcer for more than two years and was treated by another physician for over year without the slightest relief, and by your skill in your profession 1 have been entirely cured. lam yours very truly,
 WM. WELCH, 135 Main st.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, YEAR
sont. postpaid to any address in the United States or Canada on receipt of subscription price

Special Notices, ten cents per line first. and five cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Transient advertising payable in advance. No dead-beat advertising taken. Yearly advertise ments payable at the end of each quarter Pro. fessional and business cards ito occupy not more than five lines) $5 a year.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
IT E. COUGH. IL .a.ss. ..sH.s. E. AH .a
 PH0T0G RAPHER. No. l65 MAIN ST., DANBURYs COIN.
Orr Bald,cin's Drng Store.

Orr Bald,cin's Drug Sore. .
 Good work, reasonable prices honest dealing and polite attention to customers are characteris- tics of CotcHs GALLERI. Particular attention given to copying and en- larging from old pictures. Photographs finished in oil water eolors crayon. or any desired style.
 INDIA INK WORK A SPECIALIY.-Work of this kind equal to the best and warranted permanent as steel engraving and the likeness to the original faithfully preserved. In this line we challenge comparison with any. Parties wishing copying done and finished in IDA INK will consult their interest by examining specimens and getting pri- ces. Oriers by mail any enquiries concerning work or prices, promptly attended to.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
From Judge Fullerton of New York.

From Judge Fullerton of New York.
 BRIDGEPORT CONN, April F. 1877. Dr. J D S SMITH:
 Dear Sir-B.furc leaving Bridgeport beg to ac- knowledge the great benefit l have received from your treatment of me as all electrician. You gave nie immediate relief from great suiIerinS and ow- ing to the skillful manner in which you applied the electric current l experienced neither pain or unpleasant scnsaton
 Yours truly, WILLIAM FULLERTON.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

l. DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM -Eplepsy, Chorea, or St. Nitus' Dance, Paralysis (Hemiplegia and Paraplegial Neuralgia, HysteFia Nervousness. Palpitation of the Heart, Lockjaw Sc., &c.
 ?. ORGANS AND TIsEJTS CONNECTED WITH THE Dr. GEsTIvE SYsTEM-SOre Throat. Dyspelsia Diar- rhma Dysentery. Obstinate Constipation. Henrnr- rhoids Piles. Bilious, Flgtuleat. and Painter Culic and all affections of the Liver and Spleen.
 3. RESPIRAToRT ORG-NNS.5'ataTTh, Cough, Intiu- enza Asthma twhcH not csussl by organic dis,sls . of the heart, Bronchitis. Pleurisy, Plcurodynia. or Rh eunatism of the Chest. Consumption. in early stages.
 | FIBRoUs AND NUsCUIA AR SYsTEy. -Rheums- tism. Lumbago. Stiff Neck. spinal Curvature. Hip diseases. Cancers, TumOrs.
 ,. UEISARY AND GENIEsr. oRsASs.-Grayel. Dia- betes, and Kidney complaints. hnpOtenrr and Sem iraI Weakness Tbs lGfeT compidim HersT faiis 10 sisld rali,liy fs hfs frsatB,eHt
 6 DISEASES PI1ULIAR ID FEMALES. = Uterine complaints involving mal-po sition. as Pr1apsus, AntexeFSinn. Rctrnversion. Inflammation. JlceTs- tinn and yarinus o'her affections of the Womb and Oyaries Painfill. SHppr SSs-' Scanty Or PrOfus e Men.truatioa. LeueorThma. &e.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
For Sale Cheap.

god hand Pr nfing Press but little usssi can be hal cheap by calling at this oce. Size 0f chase (- side mcssuPmentl 6isxI0.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

Dr. Smith has devoted years to the study of Makaf ETeddeits and the dis eases to which it is best adapted. His prices are always reasonable. and are not varied from except to the poor. GoHsuiaiioa free.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
T D. GILLETTE,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.

Dcsigns plans. specifications. detail and work. ing drawings furnished at n,nsOnAblo terms. Com. municatons by mail will receive prompt attention
 HHH Address. F. 0. Box i2. Newtoxn, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
From Hon. D. ". Mqalls 0f HtmiHOn.

From Hon. D. ". hgalls of HamiHon.
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN, 1877 Dr. J D S SMITH. IF State Street,
 My Dear Sir--For years l have been unable to feed or dress myself without assistance. suffered from loss of memory and extreme constipation, and was unable to attend to business until came to Bridgeport and put myself under your care. l am now entirely cured able to attend to business. YoRrs sincerely, D " INGALLS,, Hamilton, \.
 BRIDGEPoRT, CONN, June, 1876 Dr. J D SMITH:
 Dear Sir-I could not lcay. my bed for months from Nervous Exhaustion. l tried several physi- clans without avail, and finally sent for you. who raised me from my sick bed to perfect health. Most respectfully, Mrs. Il BAErRAM, Broad St..
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. August 1877 Dr D SMITH
 Dear Sir-Haying suffered with severe pain in my back for years and yainly trying different rcnl edes at last applied to '--l nif"r- few tre it. ,-.4nts I was entirely cured. "
 BRIDGEpoRT, CONN, May 23 1878 Dr. J D SMITH:
 l was ! great sufferer, and had given up all hope of ever reganing my health. put myself under your care four weeks ago, and now feel like new being. Yours very respectfully,
 Mrs. ELLEN M MERRIAM, New Salem, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
BRIpoEponr. May 9, 1878

BRIDGEPORT, May 25, 1878 Dr. D SMTH-Dear Sir: was afflicted with rheumatism in my left arm that could no raise my hand to my head, and suffered great pain. 1 applied to you, and after w applications 1 was entirely cured. $ CASE.
 Woolen House, Cor. Wall and Wdt,r strt cts.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

alI ll4t fs

h8a sH .t Is-
 slHaar .. . atsr @ .I fH.-n. .aasf ..... aH0# .rf.7#hG # ... H...s a4
 "U.I ..rH-.= HaH aF
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12

Our stock is larger than ever before and prices lower than ever. Eyerything guaranteed as represented.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
CLEARED.


Steamer Bothnfa (Br. McNicksn, Liverpool via Queens
Steamer California (Br. Donaldson, LondonHenderson
steamer Amerique (rr Deiort HavreLcuis de Bcbian.
steamer Esna sr Ferguson, kingston and Jacmel-Pn,
steamer Santiago de Cuba Reed, Havana-wm Clyde
h Go.
steamer City of Columbus Nckerson savannah--George
YonEe. = ,r
steamer Hatteras Msliett City Point and Richmond
steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore, Baltimore-J s
steamer Anthracite, Grumley. Philadelphia--James
Hand
Ship Fswn, cieaveiand, Liverpool-Thomas Dunham's
sGip Theodor Koerner Ger. schsrenberg BremenIIer-
Ship Stsvsnger Csor). Tonnug, observation-disclosures,
Yark lens Nielsen Nor Hoist Hamburg-r Tobias Co.
BARK Emmanuel Sved.nborg tBp, Brown, Ant~erp-Boyd
Bnrk Flora Nor. Svanoe IIavre-Benham Boyesen.
Bark CASTELAR, tNprl Carlson Ronen-Funch. Edye Co.
Bark Ajax N"r Apenns .oo.as as ,,; -"
Bsrk Do Fill tAus Bcrnetick. Tries.eslocovic Co.
bark Evening Star tBr Chick stJago and Guant
Byir Ruby. Rice Port Spain Crrinidad-DsnIei Tto~
Brig Escort Br Keefe, Harbor Grace Nr-Richerd p
Brig Helen Rowley Iowley, Mobile-E ID Hurbut 4
Schr Bessie GrenfeI tBr Brier, san Norocco)-Geo Y
schf Ocean Queen r). Guptill Grand Msnan. NBCrow-
schr Fannie a Bailey Norton Perth Amboy-Brett. Son
schr Caroline G. ober. Bo.ton-chas living.
Schr J q Rogers Percy, Weymouth Mass-Ca-twright 4
sehr Acsen Toms. s,amfori--stsmford Manufsc.
siocp Eotus, Nelson. Perth Ambcy-wssver& sterr,.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
ROUGH STREET FIGHT.

During alteration between James Fowler, . bag
sewer of No. so Norfolk street and man whose name
wusnot sncerined the curner of Charlton snd West
streets yesterday afternoon Fowler received several
severe bruises about the heal and also deep cut in
the neck. They were pounding each other in fear
ful manner when stout fellow in citizens clothing
clbowed his way through the crowd and collared both
men, At this Frank McCartlc of No. A. Norfolk street
demanded the strangers authority for interfering.
I'm an officer OF the Western steamboat squad said
the man "and propose 70 arrest these men. Here is
my shield he added. lifting the lapel Of his coat.
but no shield there. He then made hasty
search. but not finding it again tried to make the
arrest McCortle grasped him, and rough and
tumble fght between the four men cnsned. The fight
was AT its height when two officers from the Eighth
precinct appeared on the and quelled the dis
furbance. The who trying to make the arrest
was recognized a. Officer McCsulery. OF the Western
steamboat squad and with the assistance Of the two
officers marched his prisoners to the Eighth precinct
station house. A charge Of assault and battery was
made against them. and after Fowler's wound was
dressed they were locked up.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant W Watson Of the Cuuard steamer. Algeria. and
Can't schwenscn Of the Hamburg steamer. Pommcrans
hsve our thanks for special meteorological observations
made 10 connection with the HERALD weather service
srrawre cry or ssvsSSsu from sayannsh remain.
ashore Jersey Flats She will have 80 discharge Of
cargo before getting of
York ashore 5h near Willis wharf Jamcs River. Tugs
-cnt to her assistance
Su,p cstrrrrA from Ranroon for Falmouth acfore
ported damagc her raddcr during heavy gale sept
and the I'D. IN another gale the rrdo.r was carried
tant but -ou,bery wind coming the
to the TIN n ~. M y s eS ssr. sso
Is miles On Table Mountsn. which vessel lay BY her All
Hanson ns 81 fsssc sc caeas leu % died %us Il
BsWK 4 DE V Cnrrsss Br. ashore At tho entrance Of
Of her on Friday and Tie seams, southport va. 10
60 Saturday and make an atemr, to tow her c
BAps GRArrrpv n,r. Mcdonald from Bull River for
Livcrpoo which put into Halifax caky DC wns loading
Nov !.
BrIa cAaaig w,Ssrow which was run into some eight
months since Fire Island. bns been worked
into soalcr and lies nearly bcam cud. psrty
ssf" ss ~ The cos wes x are sons r. er
x r.o s"d ~ & sr % damaged anS worth @
pound aud the whole cargo about Sssoo Tho hides, com
posing pert ~ cargo, arc worthless
ports re 6e, H. IN soath sSas iia,.nip berri"s Nv
main sails ill., anse.a and fope sa and On e h q"
Crooked Island Passage took another hurricane in witch
lost spankcr and shifted cargo
scum M,Gcir wrLtrr new from windsor for Newark.
PVT into Pass Isror a,h NY IN distress having struck
broke living ibboom. sprung foretopniHst. sc.
scum Grt OcttS coady. has been sold Port
: Prince to go under the IIaytien hig
scnr VI Hsrvtrtp. ii4 tons. old built Parrs-
boro has sold 70 Capt Annie Terrio and Benjamin De.
Costc of hrchnt. for *,.'Un
ScuRA PsyNs from CharIottetown PEI for New York
put Halifax I'd inst for repairs having burstcd b In
gale night Of October ~.
scur AAsxs Hamilton from Rondou for Portland los,
foreSa IN Block Island Oct 81 and into Vineyard lila
Nov a.
srup W TI.tf. from Savannah far Phadclphia " in
humber put into Norfolk Nov = with loss cf mainboom and
sails.
G,ur Swpy IIouk Pharo, from Virginia with voud fpf
Nes york pn into Philadelphia Nov repairs having
ccountercd heavy Weather Nov 2 when day from
Hampton Roads
cant Iforbcrt N Doaee late ~ tho rchr Ada Shorthand
died on the passage from jacksonville Port Spain
A sunken thrssmsssd schooner was passed, Hattersi
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

musicale was given by Wilhelnj Nine. carrcno and
signor Tagliapiera
Mr. Rudolph Aronson gives the first of series OF
popular sunday evening concerts at Glmorc's Gar
den next Sunday with fifty musicians. selected from
Mapeson's opera orchestra IT is Mr.. Aronson : ann
To supply only light lively and enchanting music his
theory being that the general public desire such IN
preference to symphonies and music of heavy char
acter He has decided on this plan after recent con-
sultation with Strauss Gungl. Gounod and others
during his soiourn the other side The Strauss
brothers particularly take lively interest III ms
forthcoming experiment and their scores will hgure
largely on his programmes. The admission to each
concert will be twenty-five cents. including seat
Miss Gordon Stelle will be the soloist at the initial
entertainment.
This afternoon the Symphony Society of New York.
Dr. Leopold Damrosch conductor gives its first pub
lie rehearsal at Stanway Hall. An orchestra OF
seventy OF the best musicians of the city has been
engaged, and Herr August Wilhemj. the celebrated
violin vrtuoso, will appear the soloist The pro-
grammc is follows symphony No. s. in minor.
op. 67 allegro brio; andante. con moto; allegro.
attaca finale Ludwig Won Beethoven. Concert for vo-
ln with orchestra first time. newl; allegro patetico;
anoante: allegro trionfale; Joachim Raft; composed
expressly FOR and performed by Herr August Will
helini Overture "Sakuntala." Carl GoldmarE Fan
tssiestick for violin with orchestra. August Whcln1;
Herr August Wilhclmj. yorspiel, Die Meistcrsinger
yon Nirnberg' Richard Wagner
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

Light, bearing " hall y. by ths steamer Wyoming from
savannah ut PlSlsdclphia Nov T.
BosTos Nov 1.-THE captain mate and three men of the
fshng schr Charles Norhp OF Pruyincctown arrived y
the City of Portland from Easipr to-day. Their
wrecked Monday wcck the coast of Grand
Menan. and the crew escaped in small dofN nnd were
pked whom nearly persisted by the schr Blne DAY Their
vessel 10 pieces after they left her and they
saved nothing.
HALIFAX. KS, Nov 5Schr Four Brotlers Of sydney, CB
with potatoes from Prince Edward Island for Boston
ashoe Cranberry Island Canso. this afternoon Tho
vessel lies in dangerous position aud will probably be
total wreck.
Schr Ccntreve, laden with oats. from Prince Edward
Island for Halifax ashore last night Ia ~ Andrew
Channel Canso and is total wrcck Four hundred
bushels ~ have been saved and the remainder will be
lost The partially insured hut there was no IN
surnncr the vessel
The schr Mabel Clara n total wreck Labrador Tho
insurance the cargo In Halifax Offices is Si2.UD.
PORTLAND. Nov 5-Schr Frank Barker. Capt Coggns.
rived here from New York Monday. her Machias
and reports that Friday night she cHperenced heavy
nansa Pr Amaziah Ficke Of Iubec fell from tho main
boan and IN the endeavor him tho captain and
nearly lost their lives Mr. Ficket drowned
captain badly by blows from the maiboom
Mr. Pickett was sixty years old.
sr Joux NB Nov -News was received TO day that the
ship Westhcld OF st John Rotterdam for New York
put into ST Thomas dsmastcd and otherwise damaged.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
OCEAN DISASTERS.

The bark Alexander Campbell, of Cherryfeld, Me-,
which plies between this port and Aberdeen arrived
here yesterday after voyage OF thirtynine days in
ballast to Simpson, Clapp Il Co. The captain reports
having experienced very heavy weather from
October to the 9th. several times the wind blow
ing hurricane October 10. while lying to, the bark
was struck by a sea which stove in the win
dows inundated the cabin and swept the
deck. On the 18th in latitude Al deg. 20
min. and longitude 90 deg. 30 lnin, they
passed bark apparently timber loaded. with
her deck load gone and.bowsprt and foremast carried
away She under jurymast, standing eastward
in company with brig. October "a, in latitude Al
deg ~ min, longitude 45 deg 80 min.. passed the
brig Nelson. of Swansea. dismastcd and abandoned:
She appeared be full of water but the hu seemed
to bo in good condition. The bowsprit was gone,
but the mainnast standing and jurymast was
rirped forward.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
THE PATERSON TRAGEDY.

The death OF Mrs. William Rafferty,, of Paterson. n.
j.. who was found in her room on Tuesday morning,
burned almost to crisp is still involved in mystery
Nothing in the way of raiment was left on the body.
except the shoes. which crumbled away when the
diving woman was moved. 1t is still generally be-
leved that the poor first murdered. or
nearly So and then burned to hide the crime. post
morem held yesterday. revealed what BOXED like
wounds on the head and also on one arm. but the
action of the IRE has rendered satisfactory exanina
ton extremely difficult
The police still investigating the case. The
tramp who had been lettering about the prem
ise outside the during the forenoon and whose
description answers to that OF the who
by the neighbors hurryng out of the back gate Just
before the given has been traced eS far as
Haledon d snburb. about two miles distant. beyond
which no further knowledge of his route could be
Dlf incl
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Oct 2s-saed bark Alden Bessc, Noycs Hong
Kong
ALEXANDRIA. Nov J-Arrived sehr Nellie Lampcr,
kenuebcc, to y a Reed
Passed dowuSchrs Mary Collins Tor Boston Florence
Dean. and R. + Graham. Providence; Oliver Ames Fall
River nll from t;enrgctownL
ApPONAtG. Nuv J--Arrivcd. sclr Ario Pardcc, Sbrop
shire. Port Jehnson. ~.
BOSTON Noy5-,icercd bark schamyi, Snow, Per Eliza
beth, CON.
Gh-trriyed steamers Pekionen, Aberson. Philadel.
phia; Gnncus Bcarse New York; schrs Ethel A Merritt
Rand Iisyh; Addie Br, Facs, 1eorretown, DC Hc,en
fIoyt, Crane Philadelphia: Ada Sinonon, Hall Bati
more: Eldrdgc, Port johnson; Eiva Pettingl. New
York Alaska. do; Jane Newton, do; Little. do; VI
trnndaIl, do. - -
clrarcdBrir John Mason, Porter, New York; schr u
Mcdonald Baranauilla.
Ssiled--stcaucr seminole. Harris. Savannah; Saxon.
SNOW philadelphia. Ncrons. IInilctt. Nov YORK
BALTIMORE. Nov 5--ticar,d. brig uco y Dale mot NJ
bcfc Pierce. Port Spain via Bsrbados schr Hattie Lo
lis Shepherd New York.
Sailc,i--Bsrk fsndoia Nor, for Bremen. ~
sh--Arrived steamers Raleigh, Oliver. Wilmington. Nc
John W Cayrett Poster, New York; " l. Cav, Person
Phladephia bsrks Marie Ger, New York Nokcnis Ncr
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AaESpAL to Nov e-Arrived, bark Transatlantic Nor,
Jensen. New York.
AxsrrRpAx Nove-sarod barks Vale tNor,, Gunderscn,
New York; Hakon Jarl (Nor), Mosfcd. do.
BELFAST. Nov 5-saed ship Charger (Br), Mken, Pen
sacola.
BAacnLosA Nov 3-Arrived bark vakyrien CNor Pcder-
sen, New York
CARDIFF Nov e-Arrivcd ship Exporter Brooks, Amster
dam
CRooKHAvES Nov 6-Passcd. steamer nyrian Hr,, Arm
strong from Boston for Liverpool.
CossrASrxoPLr to Nov 6-Arrived. brig Nettc, Mackay
New York.
DUBLIN Nov 5-sailed bark Hessia Ner Pusch. rybce.
DAsrzsc to Nov 6-Arrived bark Klockman Ger, Min
stcr, Baltimore
FoLKEsroxE Nov 4-OF ship Bessie Crosby Br Phillips
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
FALMOUTH Nov 5-sailcd bark Excelsior Nor) Abraham
sen. United States
GENOA to Nov 6-Saed steamer Kcpler Bclg>. johnston
New Orleans.
HosrLxuR Nov 1-Safed. barks Maria Christina ntaD
Jaccarno York; Belgium sr, Greene, United States
HgLvoEr Nov 6Sailcd, bark Aradnc tNor Hansen from
Rottcriam), New York.
LyrHroor Nov 6-Arrived steamers Garden Castle tBr)
warng New York Horrox Or. Mitchell. Baltimore.
Sailed 9TH. Bulgarian CBr) Trant Boston, 9th,
Spain tBr). Grace, New York
LONDON Nov 5-sailed ship Ahambra. Alexander United
States: 9Th steamer Victoria tsr) Young, New York
MovrLLE Nov 6-Arived, steamer Ethiopia tBr), Camp
bell New York for Glasgow and proceeded
NEwRY Nov 5-Sailcd, bark Hertha Br Mcbride, New
York.
oroRro, TO Nov 6-Arived brig Rnsso 1taD, Paturro,
New York
Sailed TO 9Th brig Onda PORT Cunhs New York.
.QurxssrowN Nov 6-Ssilcd. steamer City of Montreal
(Br, Fulton from Liverpool, Now York.
ROTTERDAM. Nov 6-Arrived steamer Scholten
Dutch. Wis. Now York
Souru AxPIoS. Nov 6-Arrived. steamer Rhen tGer)
FRANKIE New York for Bremen (and proceeded
sailed 9Th AM steamer Oder Ger, Lest from Bremen)
New York.
srErrIs TO Nov 6-Arrived barks Toni Ger, BrandhoG
New York; An.ares Ger. Abrecht do.
81 NAzARE Nov Sailed, Bark Isrkspur (Bp, Storey,
United States.
sailed, TO Nov q, ba-k csspar (Nor, New York.
IoSpox Nov 6Bark Janet Forbes (Br Kane which was
stranded while leaving Dunkk for Baltimore has
foated. Her false keel was injured.
Bark Anuctta (Nor) Roth from Stockholm Ang 81 for
Philadelphia, was abandoned ut sea. Her
rescued and landed Mt 81 Sazaire.
Bark Betty Storcr Ger, Steer from New York Oct for
Hamburg. has been lost ~ sea.
Rark Europa tNor Johanncscn at Bordeaux from New
York arrived leaking.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHKAp Nov 8, PM-wipd n FRESH gale; barometer
29e5I.
PLYxorrn, Nov g. PM-wnd " fresh; rain. squalls. +;
barometer .s63
ScrrLY Nov q. PM-Wnd n; rough; barometer 10 ~.