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and OF the Committee of Arrangemor,s
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S5939. "a
WIN. n. HAYDEN,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-Test;
june post FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Editorial POliteness.


A Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York World complains of its use of
the formal preface of 'sour esteemed con-
temporaries," when that journal has occa-
sion to eriticise the opinions of its eontcm-
pOraries- In publishing the note of its
correspondent, that journal takes occasion
to say:
IF other people have given up using civil
ity we shall not follow a bad example. Does
our correspondent prefer the practice of call
ing each other liars and scoundrels which
prevails still among newspaper men in some
parts OF our happy country? AS we have al
ready explained, 1t tends to GOODNESS of iudg-
ment for editors to assume something of the
wise professional Journalism of lawyers, doc
tors and clergymen. Able counsel speak of
each other IN court as my learned brother, -
''the eloquent counsel for the Defense ssmy
venerable opponent" Physicians are always
''my learned brother at consultations. and
ministers are not less polite Even in their
6itterest contests the members of these pro-
LESSONS preserve the appearance of mutual
respect, and with il the reality Of self.respect.
Among them all the man who iapses into bill.
lingsgate loses caste. There is always tacit
assumption that something is due to the cloth.
Why should editors behave like Doors and
ruffians any more than lawyers or doctors or
ciergymenE When we say "our esteemed
contemporaries we mean Just as much as
and no more than members of Congress mean
when they call each other honorable mem
bers." There need be nothing sarcastic or
inslncere about this politeness.
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Next week is commencement week at
St. Johns College, Annapolis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-06-29

The questiOn-Is Hayes a fraud ?-is
answered by his own name-ha, yes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-06-29

No one believes Mrs. jerks story. not
even the Republicans themselves.
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No 1914 EnIIrY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William p. Maulsby and Others, Trustees vs..
Adam Shower and Wife.
ORDERED this 27th day of June, 1873.
~ that the sales of the real and personal
property made and reported by William p.
Maulsby, John L. Smith, Charles B. Roberts
and DR.. Henry Z. Beltz, under and by virtue
OF q deed of trust from Adam Shower, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of July next. Provided a copy
OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county once week in
each OF three successive weeks before the 10th
day Of July next
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-27
Delinquent Assessment Notice.

TTVO H. vORBERG, HIS HEIRS OR ASSIGNS
You are hereby notified that have per-
formed labor ON the Montezuma mine, situated
in the Eureka Mining District, Nevada, since
the enactment of the mining law of Congress,
approved May 10, 1872, and for assessment
work as required by said law, in the sum of
Eleven hundred dollars s1,1CO) in u s. gold
coin-interests in said mine are divided as fol-
lows: Julius Kohl, 800 feet H. vorberg, 800
feet--and that unless you pay your proportion
Of said labor, amounting to $780, within 90 days
after the publication Of this notice. your inter
est in said mine will become my property by
law. JULIUS KOHL.
Eureka. Nevada. August 20, 1878. aug20-3m
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate of NJ. A. Ashims
District of Nevada-ss. bankrupt.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
IN meeting of creditors of the above named
bankrupt held at the office OF E. Strother
Register of said Court, at Lis office, at Virginia
City, upon the I'd day of August, 1873, was
duly appointed by said Register assignee Of
said estate, and that have duly accepted such
appointment, and qualified according to law.
r. SADLER, Assignee
Dated this 5th day of August, 1878. a6-oaw3t
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500 Reward.

WILL PAY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
i reward for the recovery of Gold Watch
and Chain, stolen from our slaughter-house ON
Wednesday afternoon, about O'Clock. It is .
Swiss watch, manufactured by Hugenot n Sen;
II IL q self-winder and setter, stop watch,
with gold chain and locket. Any person who
will return the watch and chain will receive
tho above reward. A. CAZAUx.
Al the Union Market.
Eureka, June %. 1873 iea7-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

FTyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing between Davis 4 Keen, in the auc-
tion and commission business. In Eureka, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent of the
parties. GEORGE A. DAVIS,
j. b. KEEN.
Eureka, July 1s, 1878. jy19-im
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

Steamer Nevada B. Rsby, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Hsdji t3r Fsreloth St Thomas st Johns and
Iaruavrs-A Y Oufcvbridr- 4 Go.
slsscr wyanokc Couch. Sorfok-0ld Dominion Stcam.
ship Co. . . =. .
Steamer Msynowor, Davidson Philadelpha-Jamcs
Ugnd -.
Shin Reporter Wilson. Shanghai-Saltcr T.vrrnore.
shin PRINCETON, Bradley. .SaVnnnsh--Cb IL Wright & Go.
Rnrk F-rds Nor,. Cbrstianscn. LondonsIocovich 90
Maria Ususl Barknann. Queenstown or Falmouth
for oriers-Bockmrnn Oerl.in n Co.
Bark Jason 0irrl Aibrecht Antwerp1heoJore Kruger.
Bnrk Osanua 1tah. Garruilo. iavrc-Slocoy ich Co.
Hark Elrin fBri. Turner, Brest-P Nevius n Go.
Bark Anapo Utah. Niari. ceite--Iohn Seager.
BARK kuova Cbinrna Uta, Aitanagio, Naioncia-John
Scagrr. :.
Bnrk Mani.ow Dixon. Campcacby-Ma.tcr
Brig Wcxford tIsrt Covert. Drorfo-D Metcaf Co
Brig Robert MOVE, Mcisure, Port spain cfrnidad,-U
Trowbriigc's Sons . III
Bertan.. -.
IIattun. Watson 4 10.
acir Edrdgc. Staples. Las Palmss Canary
Islaudsl-H W I"rdH Co.
Selr lizard. Nv Icguayra. Porto Cabcllo and
CuraeoW--Dalirtt. Boulton 4 10.
schr Isaac Oliver tiisyp Psnneli. Aux cayes-J Ward
&Cc. -
sci,r Col W Rayee Smith Brunswick Ga--Wnrrcn RAY.
Schr Fanny Fctn. Eaton. Woods lfole-tox Green.
Sioop u A Graves Jarvis. Perth Amtoy--Weaver a.
Sterry.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sss Yosi via ssyau!l.. &c, u saI i2.h Se.ysri
prmsrars,. for United States. iSr '''' '''a
cinprsss Nov e-Arrfved rs,ously brig Asenora Man.
GnamioTr1ows. Sov 4-clrsred, ~hr Mary Elizabeth
o"eensiown sci,rs ottawa sssn~sod. New York: wss.
Foam Nicholson, Baltimore; 7th Jeddo tBrl, Gcud. Ncw
Ca.crxrxc PEI. Nov o--Arrived a. sbe bar. bark II
Aisn ts,rcd 4ih esr Mary Eleanor ar ssry rladeph
FALMOUTH. oct5-Clssrcd, bark Carms'ina dta OIfvar
.HAyss.. Nov s-snilcd, steamer ssrasosa. sundbcrs
HALIFAX. Nov Ii-Arrived steamer Worcester. Hedge
MAsiL. sert Is-Ia port bark Ethan Allen, Hardy. for
MusS.x iisnHon. PEi, Oct a7-saled .chr WIN Philpo.
PiYnorrn Oct 3i-Arivod bark orr tNor,, Olsen. New
PssAsa Nov Io-saed, steamer city Of Panams Austin
PraxAssrco Oct 1s.rrved previously, brig Aununcls
cion romensi So, Alsns Baltimore.
is 's' ssasS Star sr do '
rsn. AfsSs' ssT Geo rr''a-
s"s .shr 1r. s ' 9re Boston
rfs.rrs PEI. Oct 1'sailed. srhr q Major lBr. for
..Qr,.ssToxs. Nov 9. . PM-s.rsd, steamer Bri,annie
s 5e, Ssrs Sars s wao
riti tBr,. Hughes. for pa,mea:h. =. dr
o s'snn ",s 20 NsS,f | os, ssea prsyon' n.'
RIO Jssxrso. Nov 7-ciear.d. bark Ria,o cBr. owens
= ros,s 10y o.rriv.s steamer city Of Rio Jarsro,
raomss Pr, Nos s-ssilsd. lied ,.osmer Bermuda Or. viii
''s srS sS 1 Sfs M Mary Stewart
Melons soss Sir Ss SSs soy bar. coor., m
msnd. Myerpcsl
II,ssnJ novsy Thompson, Now Yort; 9th. Hope CBr,
w Ysnsorrn, ys. nov 4-arriycd. .shr A watson csr
stsrkcy, New York tand cleared Tor Weymorthi
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Nov ARRIVED. ship Miredale tBr,. Brown
San Francisco: barks nribaid Forbes. ydnry Prince
Rupert Br. Main, Victoria: Matte Maclcsy dIawl Pope
IInnoulu
sailed-Bark Kiiiccns tr,r,, Ralph United Kingdom.
BOSTON, Nov a--.iesred, bfixs Maggie fBrl. strum.
Iuncnburp. SS Adelaide tBr,, NcIntosh Liverpool NS
schrs Samuel Wsckr Bowling. Hsyti o ID Withcrc
Powell, PHILADELPHIA
toth-Arrvcd, steamer Achilles Bacon, PhiIadciphia
ssn,s stella Br, wber Harvey. SB; Mary Pcknrd Br
McIntyre - John. MI.
sailcd-s;csmers lsirian and johns Hopkins
= lti,-Arryed. steamers Atlas tBr). Tablet Liverpool: :
nomnion tbr) Clcments. Yarmouth, Ns United statcs
saxon, SNOW, Philadelphia; Ncreun coleman, Ncw
York; sriirs y Hart Burgess, wc~hawken; Lumcs,
Kinds. Richmond. va GeorT. Ncvinrer Smith, Ae,-
nndra; w. Juuidan. Fstcn. Batnore; Twrnty.nne
Friends Barrett, Philadelpba: Elwocd Doran Warning
ton, do; Moore, franklin, do silver kprav, Husse
Rondout. Pointer, Din, Now York.
Ciearedsteampr Neptune berry Now york; bark Caro-
line Morris r Beynon, Bristol 81 brig Dawn tBr, Ingr,
Belfast. I; schr J. Burnhani Briggs, Pascagonla
BALTIMORE, Nov g-Arrved, ship Hiram tNor, Jacob
sen. London.
ItthArrvsd sesmc, IIumbcdt Br, Brown, Rio Janeiro:
lslho-tad kendrick fsh Watts. do barss Patent
tNor. Morgcnsrn. Bordeaux. Embla br Mckenzie
NrNry: ,p,ambs tSorl. Ea~trnr. Arendni schrrJ Btr
ngtnn Parker. Nov Maven: Rodney Pnfkcr Parker do.
Reed. Pprhcr do; FOREST oak Wvrrn, do: Eta Bar
ter. barter kcnnebec; Young 1easer, Facsme, barren
Island: Geo " Bent. Smith Bay View, Mass David l.
Taylor, t;sshill. Port Antonis.
flcared--stesmers Vim Crane. Howe~ Boston Amcrica,
Bluna. ssvaAaah. Sssssbns ThSnsvA AserA Gev York;
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

her safe arrival She was commanded by Capt shay Of
Mount benson nnts county whose wife accompanied bin,
NORFOLK Nov I--Power & Co.'S wreckcrs report that
their wecking schr Mary Emily, during her stay Al hn
wont In search of The schr Hattie q Dow, rccanlv
sunk of IIateras shoals with of rock phospns'e
The wreck found be In deep water u wou uo
pay "a work her.
Nrwnusrpogr. Mass. Nov. 1i-Steamcr Panther- Miirr
from Philadelphia thr port ashore ad the onin :"
the harbor last night aud s IN dan pos Just
norhward Of north brrakcra Steamers from here nay
coal portion o which will bo thrown overheard 20 tighten
her The Panther towed of forenoon of iith with""
damage.
PENSACOLA, Nov l1Steancr Australian tBr,. for Liver
pool cleared with 6.itp bales cotton. valued nj over
xsnop the largest cargo shipped from this pnrt.
SHiPsuILpING--Thc shipbuilding prospects Milford
Del for tIc winter Is quite rronininy Abhot 60 al
ready have vessels Tho storSs their yard Mr. Gar
Isle IL preparing to put Immediately and Mr Serbnor
hepcs commence in few weeks small scfooncr,
intended for wrcckin the laun chei Nov
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

Sewn Tfa nfcuThc cargo Of stone ~ schr Ills Rich
wrecked fcwrs Dr during tho storm of Oct % now
lies the hcnch awaiting orders from the owners
Scua Srsss Ross from finhokrn for Arponnus. with
coal arrived Newport RI Nov H. with loss OF foresa
and nsing jib.
Sem Aura r Jersey for Gsspc has been wrecked
on Lsttlc Point 81 Peters; crew saved.
srHR II ID HAIR Bureers from Wechawken, arr vcd a.
Boston Nov H. with oss Of bboom and head gear ny COLI
SION
Sem Coseursr CBr) from Richmond, vn, for Halifax,
pu Nov H. with buwarks damaged and
forcsail torn In heavy wind.
acHr RtrgAJ STAPLE from Cheryfeld for Nev York,
with lumber into Newport, RI Nov VI with loss OF
part % deck load and anchor
Tho death Glasgow ~ cppt Cooper Of steamer Ste of
Georgia. is snrounccd'by cable.
UyrapuF-Ship u II Eat,a shic left New Ysrt FOR mt
wetp ~ with full " grain has hot arrived "
reported Other vessels which cf the sans
time and after that date have arrived. The Eaton
hne ship Of tp3 tons erster ard was built a.
Il e Rston of CornvHxiiA We stu hope W hesr Of
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

THE RIO GRANDE TROUBLES.
Prom the Denver Cool., Tribune, Nov. IL

Prom the Denver Coll Tribune Nov. IL
The rcsu. Of The court martial of the Mexican Colo
mel Garcia confirms the belief which unprejudiccd
people have always entertained in reference to the
condition Of affairs the Rio G-andc Garcia is tho
officer who commanded the Mexican force which
crossed the boundary line in pursuit Of Indian raid
crs from the soil Of his country His conviction
for violation of The neutrality laws furnishes the
hest evidence that Mexico Is sincerely in in her
desire conform to her treaty stipulafons and to
preserve peace with the United States. All rcI,rescn-
tstions 10 the contrary have arisen in the main from
desire on the part of the awcss and restless people
who live on the Mexican frontier to prerptatc
diet with that republic in order TINT they may profit
by the opportunities for speculation and plnndcr
which such result would inn1rc. Nothing could
have contributed to silcncc such people than the
finding OF this court martial. and tho country ia 70 be
congratulated upon the fact that II has occurred
opportuDety.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
pAng THEATRE. BRooKIYS.

Thsc,usln rose at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn. last
evening upon the representation Of that well worn
but ever popular play OF Camille; Tho Fate Of
Coqucte." The reappesrance Of tho majestic Mod.
jesss in the title role welcomed by large audi
cnce which showed in the generous applause bestowed
throughout the nigh degree of pleasure derived from
tho inimitablr acting OF the fair Countess. Her portray
oil OF the sal emotional character js Interpretation
original and artistcally superior W many who have
essayed 10 act the part Nine. Modjeska has certainly
developed from close study and natural talent
Camille that has rarely If bern excclled and
such ~ has for her the golden opinions of the
many audiences to whose fortune IL has fallen
TO witness her in that Characterization. The
support accorded Mmc. Modicska by the reg.
ul1r company of The Park was in Keep
ina with their past achievements and bore
testimony their Efforts to acauire corrcc.
idrsl OF their respective parts ia hJdng The mirror
up 20 nature. II would DC invdious 10 make dis-
tinction where all acquitted themselves so we'll Last
performances gained for the reignng star of
the current week ~ mspy friensh in Brooklyn thst
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AroSxorru Nov 1i--Arrived, steamer Assyria CBr,,
New York for Bristol.
ANTWERP, Nov iI-Arrived. bark Robert Godfrey (Br
Travis, Baltimore.
Sailed lith, ship Ragmar CBr,, McGregor, Now York
bark Hex fNor) Hansen, do.
BORDEAUX Nov aailcd barks Edna 1sr, Keano Bsiti-
more; 9TH, Falmouth Or Manson do Mozart Ger, uli-
cher, New York: Ocean Nor, Taradsen do: Usko us),
Strombcrg Baltimore.
BOMBAY. Oct 1sSaod ship King Ccnric Br). Bass Now
Orleans
CoRru. to Nov ll-Arrvcd. brig Apollo UtaD Caiero,
New York. slightly damaged.
DUBLIN Nov 9Sailed barks Amor (Nor Nicsen Bnlti-
moro; Eliescr CNop Gunncfscn New York; Suomaainen
(2us), Hcrn. United States; 11th Scosia Rr Wynan
Hampton Roads,
DuxpAlx, Nov 1l--Arrivcd, bark Laisa ItaD Ansaldo
Baltimore.
Sailed 9TH bark solyst (Nor, Johnson Wilmington, NC
FALMOUTH Nov Io-OK bark Flectwins GNor, Freu from
Philadelphia for Antwerp
GIsRALEAR TO Nov 11-Arrved bark Sirens taD Jacca-
rino, New York; schr Mabel r Staples Cole Aigiers
GENOA, Nov s-Saiisd, sclir B Hamel Jr, Fcnnmore,
Boston.
HILL Nov 11Arrived barks stefano G.aD Csents Balti
via Quecnstowp Vale CNor,, Olsen do do.
IARwIca Nov 11-Arrived bark Rnchele lAuS Smsrchi-
niyich. Philadelphia win Queenstown.
Hose Koyc, Nov 1l-Arryed previously ship Matchless
Dawes Newcastle NsW; bark Amy Turner Newell HOMO
lulu. s@
LvxyrooL, Nov l1-Arrived steamers Counsellor tBr,
Tuition, Boston; Sicily Bp Geen New York; bark Arden
lea (Br, lea, Astoria.
Sailed 18th, bark Cormorsnt or, Williams San Fran
cisco.
LEAKn Nov 10. PM-0R steamer Denmark Or, will
iams. from New York for London.
LISBON, Nov 2-Arrived sehr Georgie Sheppard, Rich
Phadelphis before reported without date.
Sailed I'd, brig Sornen CNorl, Chvistansen from West
HartiepooD. Wilmington having reparcd; schrs Goo W
Lochnor Wiltbank rhiladclpha; Martha Hail. Burgess
New York CAST two before reported without dstel
MovILLE Nov 11Arrived, steamer Crcassian CBr, wy
lie, Montreal for Liverpool tand proceeded,
MALTA, to Nov l1-saied, brig Mary Rowland, Lawtsn,
New YORK.
MEssrSa, to Nov l1-Arrived, brig Daisy, Mccarthy,
Corfu.
NAcAsAxr. Nov Ii-Arrived previously, bark eeyfen,
Kelley Yokohama.
crovetso baltimore nth, Iatona txo rcresen do Goo
below
Also arrived Ilth Pennsylvania Harris P1ia.
dcphia for Liverpool mnd proceeded; Propontis t,r,
Thomson, Norfolk for do, short Of coal.
Sailed 10th. Pm. stesuaer Wisconsin DR. Owen from
LverpooE, Now York.
SMYRNA. Nov sArrived previously, brig Henry Wing
Small. New York.
SHANGHAI, Nov 9--Arrived, bark vesuvus Call, Now
York.
TRrEsrg, to Nov 11--Arrived, bark Msrannina dssi.
Russo, New York.
LONDON. Nov 1Eark La,ons CNor Torseren st Queens.
from Baltimore has part Of her
~arks and mantopgnant mast
12th-Thc brig Prsnci- from Mands for wimins has
foundered at II is belierod the saved
WEATHER REPORT
HolYHxAp Nov II, PM-wind NV moderate gale
Piraourn, aos II, PM-wiod ", strong squalls baron.
et.r
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
WHAIEMEN.

Arrived at Santa Cruz tfenerHe Oct 4 .ehrs Ellen
Simmons Of Prorncetewn last frorl Faya 18th Alcyone
Fisher end chas Thoipson Dyer do dos 10Th, bark fs
metto. Boles. NB. do.
4 telegram received at New Rs'rard, dated San Pran.
cisco NOV rcpcrts the arrival ct that Of BARI Scs
Brcezc Barnes SR. whRcs. Reports barks Cora Owen
Nh whale: Rainb'w. coaan. Nd. whscs 'cha How.
land Green. Nh. whales: Progress LApiam Nj clean:
Mercury iIckn,ott. Nh whales Hunter Ionan. NIB,
whales: Northern Light Nelcn Nh whales: Eliza Mur
rny. SB. ~hales: Norman Campbell NIB. whales: Dawn
Keenan,, san Francireo 3 whales: MI Wollnston. WE
Nh. clean: Helen Mar Hanldry. NIB. whales: Abran
Barker. Smith. Nh whales: Pacific Knowles. NB. 3
whales; Thomas Pope ADAM. M, whales. The ships
MI out. The above catch is since Oct j.
srhr VIM Meyer recently arrived san Francisco from
the Arctic Ocean has been Withdrawn from the whaling
business and will leave Tor Honolulu IN Wechs line.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
yoyyRY THEATRE.

The attraction NJ 'od Drury'' in the Bowery last
evening the presentation of "oliver Twist" in a
new version. with Of the queens Of the American
drama. Rose Eytinse. IA the heroine. The new
sion s notable for stupidity in the third act by along
and unnecessary dialogue and by unusual arocity In
tho last Miss Evtnre played the character OF Nancy
SKIES in manner that dvcsted IL Of its most revolt
ing features. aud while retaining its tragic points
M ado II a representation of woman's cnging love
and distress worthy OF the stage and home life Mr.
Cyr scarle war Bill Skies. The part was forcibly
rendered. The rcst Of the characters we'll per-
formed especially that Of little Miss Louisa Fox who
pcrsonated the part Of little Oliver Twist
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

piciously about the hotel and taking him
10 the Twenty-ninth precinct station house
he gave his William Holland, aged
thiryhve and his residence No. - Allen street.
In his possession found large number Of pawn
tickets tor clothing and jewcry pawncd in different
parts os the city. From papers found in his
sion the police believe that he is the man who
abscondrd from Bavaria years ago. and for
whose capture large rewards offered by wealthy
merchants in Prussia.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12

York. played opheia with both force and pahos She
has supported Mr.. Booth before however
and thus doubtless acquired the art wnhh
makes e portion Of her acting revelation MI
James Pcakes the First Actor and Miss Agnes Eliot
az the Player Queen both received q round of al-
planse OF Miss Alice Grey i may he said that
She personated Queen Gertrude in manner
that invites no adverse criticism and made dccaetiS
favorable impression Taken ell in all, Hamlet AZ
presented at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. with ITS new
setting beautiful scenery and corps of good actors
led by Edwin Booth. onght to be seen by every True
lover Shakespeare.
The New York herald., 1878-11-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. II, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

wHrTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
% s @ and Wi an"
(inion Had hne weather. Nov TO- off Gonrer, exchanged
a. & Oct 20
Sos ms.
man steamer bound + III miles 9: do steame- @ City q
Of do bark Br, Antwerp Philadelphia:
lso miles Of do steamer Egypt Br from New York for
steamer Nederiand eg9, Ranas Antwerp Oct 20, with
steamer scheam Dutch, Chevalier Rotterdam Oct II
sa sas sss c as
gales and heavy hcad scas Noy lat ~ Jon 81 81 passed
an Anchor line steamer, bound T.
Steamer Algicrs H.wthorn Galveston Nov With md.s
Light ,poke hre Julia Carney Arry from Old natbor,
Steamer City of Macon Ksmpton, Savannah Nov . with
ma.s and to 1r Gso YSHEs %mnr Nc
mass % WIN CLYDE ! Co. !,
Ship Rhine stesson london ss days with radse to Grin
passage; 20 DAYS Of the Banks and 10 days Of
heavy NV gale with squalls lasting several
Ship Jplerae So sborg SEP. and Lizard
s:S 1saS SS
So 70 % ship Sir Charles Napier (Br from Tago
BARK Harriet Jackson Portland Macon card.nas y
Brig Edwin Rowe scnutss Bolivar DAYS NTH
ss %sss s
81 70 from s o. and ~a. .ssa
Oct ~ miles Of Hatterns, passed sunken masted
Brig Jennings Neil, Havana IS days. with sugar
order vessel to Miller iiougi'ton Had strong and
scir Z irwin. smith, virginis.
Schr q Booth, BENNETT Virginia
Schr Il knight, Jr. Huntey, Virginia.
sshr .rry s,t n:I,s,, I.ys y,sP
Sioop Jordan Goodell. Virginia
as-Bark Karnak CBrl from Liverpool. which was an
tho lower bay FOR orders the city iih
AM N.*S
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Norman. Nickerson, Boston FOR New York. in
ballast to Murray Ferris 4 Co
Brig eH McGiiycry, Whitaker, Providence for New
schr WIN L Page Hyllard, I.ubec, Ne. for New York.
Schr General Howard Ward Providencs for New York.
schr VIM Everett, Mcdaniel, Providence for New
York
Schr Willard salisbury Handy Norwich for New York.
Schr Lewis Jane. Cole, Hartford for New York.
senr Msnasas' a. Jones Portland Gi. for New York
Srhr q Russell Rankin, Portland ct. for New York.
Scr Fanny Warner Brcckwsy, Portland Ct for Phiia
schrJ : Terry Raynor. New Haven for New York.
Sehr N @ Arnold, Arnold New Haven for Baltimore.
sch- statendstandc Miller Port Jenerson for New York
Sclr Lamar.ine smith. PORT Jefferson for New York
Schr VIM Walton Sag Harbor for New York
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconis Bragg New York for Portland
sc schr n,ros Adsms Port Johnson fer Bos,en
Schr Rice Nickersou Port johnson for Providence
schr Eliza Rsynor. Whiteh Port johnson for Provi
't%ss schr Don. Anna Amherst, Amboy for soaons
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Ship Cafnaryon Castle r from Calcutta for New York
Sept H., lat ~ :, lon 20 r..
Ship Sacramento from Iloo for Boston, Sept a. lat 2
s. Ion II not 5tD f.
Bark Pasgnnliro ta GARAGE from New York Trieste
Oct 2i Int lon