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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-08
By Jas. MacGougali. Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor tor Thirtceu!hj street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TOBACCO-FlXTUHES. NJ j c II y + L ! :,
BRANDS. &C., AT PUBLIC ACtT!OS.-in cX.
ecuiiou OF Il decd of trast from L. j. Grant aud
Orange Bennett TO The undersigned. dated Sepiell-
her 3, SIT. and duly recorded in the olhte o. Tue
Richmond Charcery Court, VIII ouer Tor SAFE ~
pubnc auction. on TUESDAY The 1lth instant. a.
| O'Clock A. NJ. at The factogy ot l.. j. Grant
CO., on N,netseuih str ct. all of me pTopsTy sTn
viewed by the said deed, consisinR or all tho BIZ ANt
used or owned by the said L. }. Grant / Co.. ard
ali OF the FIXTURES, MACHINERY, TooLS'
UTENSILS. &C., used i'll heir factory.
TrnHs: Cash ROBERT II. STEGER.
Trustee
Auc,ioneer Z
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ArlII,s,rIOH slALEs.--Fnfare Days
BY sirnbbsG Williams,
Real Estata Agents and Anctfoneers,
81 Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.
BUILDINGS, TO. BE REMOVED, FOR
ID SALE BY AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, 18th November, &C IL O'Clock
A. NJ. we will sell by auction. upon the premises,
all the BUILDINGS. ENCLOSURES, apd IN
PROVEMENTS Standing upon the lots OF ground
recently sold situated ar the corner OF Franklin and
Fifth streets. They embrace the very lnrge BRICK
Il. A. Brauder. with several other buiidings, and
contain very large quantity of bricks lumber. and
building materials or all kinds The attention OF
builders and those contemplating building, Is spe-
ciay Invited to this sale.
TERMS AND PARTICULARS will be stated al
the time Of sale.
BY request OF ". w. Crump and others. commits
sioners OF the ChanceIy Court In the case OF
brown Us. Burton, &c.n
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
MOI . Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs &rWillams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
building MATERIALS FOR SALE
ID BY AUCTION.

After the above saie-say at 12Is O'Clock P. d -
we win sell by auction, upon the premises on Canal
street between Second and Third streets the
OF the residence OF Colonel II. G. Cabell. aud the
BRICK WALL 163 feet long In rear thereof; all TO
be removed.
TERMS AND PARTICULARS at the time OF the
sale.
By request OF James Alfred Jones, commissioner
OF the Cnancery Court In the case OF y Pitcher rs.
George &c" GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
No huctioneers.
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IS Frank y. Hill & Co. ami Ci.r"".'- " E"''
Real Eslate Agents ana N...------,.

TRU>TEE'S SALE or Ehi' Ahii'
FhRM ABOUT TEN MliE~ h"At {" -
MpND, IN HENRlrb CDi'HIl. - ~. -
FOUR HUNDRED AND tol:I i'r''' Il ~ 49,
At AtCTlOS.-Dy vir vi" II Il dec 4 %. ''''. '..
june l9. 1879. duty rcc""''" "a i"'rt'" 1.|
Court in d. Il. lOl. page -:i2, ~! So ~ .'
The benz tciary, t.' fault haFluG N''" h.'' 10
uaymrnt OF 4 note tmr"tu >'r"T'". .
The office OF Frank ~. ilill x go" ''ir'.
Main street. on FRIDAY. N"Ntp". q. ''''. .'
~ O'Clock NJ, the FARI dc>"Tiu," ','I'
follows: All that t, riain I K N'i t:'' d. y,
land living AMI being In the r."",}
about ten Mills anoT: ihr CITY "i ~ .,. r.,
n the "GIi Home containing F'Ni. =. '.'.. ,
AND FOnTY-goUR ACRES. h"' b.. 49,.
formerly owned by Mr.. John y: h'Lz.
farm i, situated IN 4 good n'iSLh"'. | =.
from Tayior's fro-si' =. on iir t.', 10y '..'
rickhurg and Potomac railroad. AMI J.
T. mills. churches. &c. AhDut2i - - ' ... o..
aad a good deal ri timber can t'' 90. ..-
balance OF the aud !, under 60 49, '' 3D. ,
ducys .uO, cro:S. There i uH '' '"'' ...
good ,!wc,l!n. with six ?ooEtr,f'5. '.-...
frrt.lte ouInUi dln2S. lie" hlEh. ,,. .
bora. 0Ycr.rtr's house. 80. N"'' 90"
mons. .,r.f..,..r 4
TERMS: Cash - 20 "Nr'Hs', ! -. w..
non. ;nr S-G5 dee .Iuuu -. i~IA: - -.
10Th June. $50: $3.50 nu u" 20, .-..... n
l,Iltur,. an tcr!.:s - Ia: auiuti:cri -
sail deed. '''"'''' ~ jrt.-,tr.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

BVVSHS. yHOEB. &c.
THE THINGS THAT ASTONISHn esd
THE NATIVES: ] ~
DoUBLE-soLE FULL-LENGTH
LEG BOOTS at ST;
HANDMADE CONGRESS CATERS and CAP
TOE ENGLISH SHOES at S5.
These goods are genuine handmade and fair
stitched
The big stock of TRUNKS, sATCHELs. VA
LISES, BAGS &c.;
Ts.e wilderness or those OLD LADIES' and OLD
GENTLEMEH'S SHOES;
The aarrowness Of those SHOES made for shin feet.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
no J.A. GRIGG. Tenth and Main.
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81 Grura, 4 Williams.
tkiIi Es@lstF y - IL 'At''' 49,
Eleventh stree, !c;&2r.i Na.U al. E-I,.
INCONSISTENCIES SALE rF \ VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE az \ VERY
" VALUABLE FARM on LrW"E JhN!>
RIVrE AT AUCTION. HyEl:tmc 81 ....'.'' - Jet.
t'ircui; Court "i the city - E'"IIt": "'.",'i -
he 18th of september. 1879. "n -. -t'."i - "3'.
1870 ana on the 2lsr al October, - "a" '@r-ls'
therein p,nains By tile short >'l,, 'jGn'. =.
Toen rs - Louis tiutuai it'"-ID,".t. .' .';";.''
II nT>" The and, signed wsp va ;.~E. = I"l' slN =
ed a special ronmi,, i"'.rr for tC t's'.. NJ. 90 .
m ac' ION. n the cite" I'll GrCbi'- ~ i.,'1a' l'1
csiatr agents AMI aucii1hrcrF on f'"'ri' - ~Ii,' '
tween Main and Dana streets, IN i'.',!'N 81 J. -
Irord. Va. on MONDAY n: l-tG1y !,rt.'G, p.
1879 1T ~ o'clock NJ. III" VAIL NHLf AEN
known Is WE~TE"utk. r"a'niuinE ~
ACRES. more or rs. lying ia tn cru" I'.. :.
Immediately on jane river. ant "y''HH.
PreSIue Isle tn" improvement ar" z W.
PORTABLE DWELLING With s!A it''i,, a'i ''
II. &c. sary bargs and u-bu!;diH@. aH0 -" @ ' III
Il high stale of Improvement. lh- "-.'' j. ''
lirycI 10 he one OF tile best on Jane i.r'i.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in ca,..: .' .'-. "
mot I'm excess NJ The amount Sta'"i ir!Ht -
and twelve months. for nceottahl" n"'",. MN .
Isl added: but should the "ho'r .'' rN'''' y
amour, The ~ ucnsrj and c0Ss -! sti!t h'.i ~ 3,
III" sum OF 10000. win iutcrc.' thereon ir. 80
. In OF September, 1878. thcu - I" '"'' N' ..
l,Ilou such terms IS The said 'loNli i.'N ~ "t.'
dcsignat,. on or before III" gay -! -i'.f .'h '...
reserved upon the property uniu '"e ii':'"" '-" .
neS If fully paid.
THIS r. ARM has been rcn''d'u i'..r" t'ti 80 ..
the wear 1880 for III" sum at $500. 'wl ~. i'.'
chaser " III have the option ciih'r"i t'HI.n.'S 70.
lease and reCei: iu2 ;hc rent. w'tt M !l-'i u" @
partial possession on The ii ..V ~ NH-H~'' - r.,
rs may he necessary for >c'';ln: VII a. "i rth,i .
crops or Of lakiug full ana cfIt"r'" ,"''.rr>'"r ID
tGc farm on the lH dnv ~ Jl,iHlft. i~Nl. ;i't ..
to the said Aicni-on - rCr acre -" '''Ii rir 70.
land actually e, ,ici III wheat.
CHARLES :. >IE!H"f LION
GErERs & WILLIAMS. Aurtipu'c.:. "r -
.
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,1vs,.,,.EsY. GLASSWARE. .S:c.

sgssCl. FRY. GLASS! ~ Ag.. &c.
VHINA, GLASS, &c.-Just received, a
large variety of goods TO Interest hoischeepefs'
4 p aelrc to show goods and quote prices. THOSE
are reuurstrd 10 examine this stock before pur-
eli asing elsewhere. tIrta, bargains In kDnbEfS ;
TABLE CUTLE cry ans. PL ED AXE:
Ii. H. WALLACE,
oc 20-1m 4O6 Broad sIrceL.
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CHINA direct from France:
CHINA direct from England:
CHINA direct from Japan.
PLAIN WHITE and DECORATED DINNER anu
TEA.SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories. ordered
before the advance in price. Gail and see new
shapes-and low prices.
GEORGE GIBSON. JI.,
en- 81 1907 Man street.
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NJ EW GOO u ;!
am now receiving my fall stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND HOUSEFUkAlsh'
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock is the LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE in every department ever exhibited In this
city.
The prices we guarantee to be as low as the same
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere.
A call is respectfully solicited TO examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish 10 purchase OF
not, for 1t Is pleasure to Us to show our Gods
" z. II. TAYLOR,
au27 1911 east Main street.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

AUGUST 25.
Wa ChoDg L Co vs. Wa Lock Hin
Co-judgment for plaintiffs for 1926. :
81 and costs.
In the case Of the Territory Of
Washington VS. VIM jackson. the jury
brought in verdict of guilty Of the
crime Of burglary. as charged.
l. s Wiltermood vs. Ellen A Stat
ford-jury found verdict in favor OF
defendant. with damages at so cents.
Seattle Water Company vs. John
s-verdict for defendant.
w Buzby VS. The City of Seattle -
continued on motion OF plaintiffs at
torney.
United States VS. Geo Canti~ni plea
OF not guilty entered.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-27

BACK AGAIN. Tho Victoria eIcur-
sionists who went around Vancouver
Island on the steamer Princess Louise
have got back home. They loft Vic
toria on the morning Of the 18th. On
the way out they passed close to the
wreck Of the bark Gem Of the Ocean.
Barclay Sound was visited. and one
night passed at Alberni. where Capt.
Stamp erected the first large saw mill
III British Columbia. Claoquat Sound,
Hes9uiat harbor. and Friendly Cove.
In Nootka Sound were anchored in
Lone Mountain, one of the stopping
places. is where the Tonquin was blown
up described in Irving's Astoria) in
ISL. Resolution: Bay, another stop
ping place. was where Capt. Cook re-
fitted in IFS. The steamer continued
on, sailing around the northern end Of
the Island. calling at Fort Rupert,
Butte Inlet. Comox, Departure Bay.
Burrari Inlet and dozen other places,
and arriving in Victoria on the old
the tenth day of the trip. A fine time
was had Ivy all the party. and the ex-
cursion was pronounced the most ex-
tended and AT the same time elegant
ever offered the people Of British Co.
lumbia.
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A DANGEROUS VAGRANT.--A ma

A DANGEROUS VAGRANT.- A man
named Devany. alias Levy. alias Cros.
by. was arrested last night as q va
grant. On the occasion Of the prin-
ters' picnic at Vancouver this man is
said To have married there an innocent
girl from Salem. who was shortly after
taken by him to q reputable dance
house on Pine street, in this city. -
Portland Stundard
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From PoRrLANp.-Steamer AleXan-
der Duncan. Capt Carroll, arrived from
Portland yesterday afternoon. She
brought q few passengers and fair
freight. detailed list of which we gave
IN our yesterdays issue. After dis
charging here. the steamer proceeded
down the Sound again and on to Vieto-
ria and Nanaimo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-27

RELIGIOUS MgETISG.-A two days
meeting will be held this week in the
grove near the schoolhouse at Slaugh-
ter, commencing on Saturday. The
public are il vited to attend, Of course.
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THANKPUL-At a session Of Stevens
Post. q A K. last night. thanks were
undissentingly and unanimously givnby
vote To- the ladies whose contributions
enabled the suffers tent at the recent
ercampment to donate the relief fund
OF the Post S2i %.
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Wharf street, Victoria. B. c.

CALL on J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied At either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to SchwabAcher's store. on
Commercial street. Seattle. W. T.
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DIED. 1t was reported late last
evening, and with good grounds be-
lieved, that /. s. Kalloch. shot by Da
Young in San Francisco, has died,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

Every body rushes At HEss' TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass of
beer in town. Besides Schaifer's cele-
brated Steilscoom aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. St.
Louis, and Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint aud quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order. A new
Pigeonhole Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at 1 dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered 10 any
part of the city.
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DRowNgD.-A man named Cobb and
boy named John Williams, while
crossing Skagit river. near Balls camp.
Oh Monday last. ran against log,
causing the over,urning and sinking of
their canoe. Cobb swan ashore, but
the boy. John Williams. WAS drowned.
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THE WEATHER.-The Y. s. Signal
Office at Olympia says the mean tenn
perature ut that place during May Was
% degrees; during June. IS degrees;
and during July. 81 degrees. The
greatest heat was on the Goth Of July,
when SIS degrees were attained. The
rainfall amounted 10 4. - inches in May,
GA inches in June. and 2.62 inches IN
July. During the three months there
were no foggy days, there were l. clear
days, - fair days. is cloudy days when
no rain fell, and 81 cloudy days on
which rain fell. As compared with the
same months of the year before, the
temperature was lower Ill each Of the
three months under review in 1879 than
in 1878.
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We send all our Pianos and Organs
GU trial. We sell on easy instailments
and warrant car instruments for Eve
years. For Price Lists send to SHER-
NAN, HYDE & Co., San Francisco.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop At the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fre-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals IS any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
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FREIGHT ARRIVAL her pr5ssn.
trip the steamship Alaska brought rom
San Francisco 80 tons Of freigh. for
Olympia. q tons for Tacoma, ia ,ous
fr Seattle and 20 Is for Por. Town
send: Her Seattle consignees were rs
named below: A Mehlh0rn, A Pink
ham, B + Patton. b Poy. c Mann. c
= stone & Co.. Crawford & Harring-
ton, { Mcdonald. c + Dodge, d f
Gap. + Valid. F Barker, F d. 9 & II,
q Harris, O Dawes, G II Smith. G
Msginnis Co, Glore & Wuuder. Il
McAleer. II Hanson. II ". d A Jen-
ning.. J Sullivan. J Christ, J Beer. j
Collins. j Borren. ] Levy. J Colnan.
J II Hilton. J Wilson. K c Wari.
Kelly 4 Young. L 5 Rowe. L Ander-
son, l. NJ Starr. l. A Treen. NJ Il Mad
docks, b \ Hill. | Davis, Schwahacher
Bros. & Co. Thu Foy, I Schmidt. T g
Wilson. Thos. Smith. W II Shoudy.
Wus.hoa. Wa Chong, Wadiell x
Miles. " II Humphrey.
CCTTIsG ARRAY A cutting .ffray
took place i'll S,uth's lager beer saloon.
in Olympia, Monday evening between
John Holman, knigh. Of the lap
stone, and James Snyder, tonsorial
artist OF the Capital city. Both parties
are we'll known throughout the upper
Scum! country. II seems that they
were somewhat under the irfinence Of
liquor. and 60, into scutii-, which Il
nally terminated ra, aer seriously. Du--
ing the melee Holman drew knife md
CT. two long gashes In the shape of
cross acro.s Snyder'a stomach. ana gave
him pretty severe dig in the shoulder
also with the same weapon Holman
received some injuries. bu, they were
sligh. Our informan, did not know
whether Synders wounds were liable to
prove fatal or not
San FRASCIsCo COAL MARKET The
Ncrs Letter OF August 10Th says. 4" The
miners strike at Seattle. Washington
Territory. cuts ID very large and
important source Of supplies, and this
IN turn causes quite . scarcity of steam
Goals and some temporary advance in
price. During the week we have had
several arrivals from the Colonies Brier
Holme. from Newcastle, n S ". with
1860 tons; Eva II Fisk, from same, with
694 tons. This latter cargo sold at 81
25. which is an advance Of 81 per ton
over previous sales to arrive Of Sydney
steam. The bark Rebecca. from Sgd
nsy. is also to hand with 1872 tons shale.
Supplies from British Columbis are
continued TO fair extent. The gen.
cral market for coal 10 strong"
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Cure all case. Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Nigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
b'lity. and Gil that class Of complaints
airing from excess. indiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find IN this remedy 4
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. aud the
young . safeguard and protection. DR.
Ia MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilits.ed FROM what
ever cause. to their pristine vigor
Price. g 80 per bottle. Sent C. o. d.
by express TO any address, secure from
observation Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & CO. Druggists. p. o.
Box 9j2. San Francisco.
iyad&wly3dp
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE 4 Co..
aug3l -dawly san Francisco
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Read and Learn for YvurseIf.
MANY valuable discoveries ard nuc

Many valuable discoveries ard much
useful knowledge :. kept from the
world, because Of the immense expense
in making them known 70 the people.
This is not the case with BoCugE's
GERMAN SYRUP. Although but . few
years introduced into this country il,
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lage in the L. 5. It's wonderful sue
cess in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Pneumouis, As,hma. and ell
other diseases Of the throat and lungs.
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years. over 400
600 bottles 20 the afflicted, free If chargc.
By Druggists No such 8 test OF mtri,
was ever given before TO any other
preparation. Could you ask more 60
70 your Druggist ard get bottle for -
cents and try it Sample bottles 10
cents.
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NlcnOls's 1nloIIlDJe I0lecVlOU,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case OF Gonorthns.
elect and Whites. no matte Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale bv A. LERNHART,
Druggist, SO North c street. San Fran.
cisco aul0d&w
No EXCUSE tor not having your &c
lures taken now Cabinet photos SO
per dozen; Cards 81 per dozen. at
Moores Gallery, Sullivans Block.
Front street. jylltf
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. o. ID. Store, on Occi-
dental Square Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for goods. apdtf
TIE finest brands Of Cigars ana To>
bacco at the Adelphi Cigar Stand, op-
poste Yesler's Hall jy3tf
- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRIN0roN, Agents
FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

debut In the New Orleans and Red river trade.
She attracts tho attention and wins The admire,
lion of aii who see her. Capt. Dick Sinnott Will
receive an ovation upon hef arrlVai Nv wow VI
Especial to tho Democrat
clsc,ssArr. NOV. y, The riyor here Il ieet 9
inches md rising; AT pltsburg the river e., y
feea ana I's'a Hill viii a III Inc &c
which towboat5 can be obtained. The Corona
T'' sI ~ iha srhen"b ID ThuraIay and the
Guiding Star on Saturday. Tho weather Is
warm, with good business prospects, ,,
feet on ms gauge, Arrived: 0olora 70 from
Mamphis. Tie Gair lI not ect III ~ Mem
laft for New Orleans. draw ng feet. with heavy
engagements below. Tho Commonwealth leaves
for Now Orleans Tuesday THO John n. Cham
day. The Molls moore was to hnva lott for
ANY, ornns v r aay hat nia wflng h iI
Ieave tomorrow. BnsineRs Ia good.
IBy Telegraph
cAtRo Nov. 15.-The river Ia foet 10 inches
nud risihg. Wnnhnr clear. Arrived: Gttp nf
Alton from 81. Louis vt 10 ~ ~, Departed:
d ii. hi City 81 Alton for Now Orleans II u. n.
LOUISVILLE Nov IT. River fee Iii The canal
and riang, The weatlor II claar
aud rising. Tho weather H. olear. Arrived
Aica from Now Orleans. Departed: Carrier
for Now Orleans.
ClNclNNATl. Nov l5.-The river Ia foot 8 and
Pr" Prrrspun" Ill.,. NV. H. The rvor ~ feet and
stationary Tho Mouongahela Ia rising.
vr,RsnoHa Nov. 10. vhe weather " clear
mud tne thermometer IA IL. heavy rain
foil lust night The river has fallen q Inches,
Passed. up: Fannie Lawls last night. Y. NJ
White MT . u. IN, Cherokee at I a. M, john A.
Shudder last night. kehlor nt 4 y. ID. No hontf
down
MEMrnls, Nov. Is, Noon.-The river is stn-
tipnary. Departed: John Dippola for 81. Louis
The Belle of shreveport II ngroMua III Brohd-
10y r. * miles Rhpvo hero. Tho Kntia Hooper
haa gone Ia her assistance. Tho Uuaehitn Bni,
has laid NJ, fniing to get crew. Lnborors are
demanding s7b Ter month. wheh tho oWnerf
refuse to pay
Evening Tho river Ia etl,tonary. Arrived:
Clinton from It, Louis. The weather N clehr
and Goo
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FMOM THE PASS E@.

ronr EADs Nov. III, 4 y. ~. Barometer 90.
Wind southwest. light. Weather cloudy and
thick. n-@
Arrived: AL o:a5 lnat night. Steamship Hud-
son. Freeman nastor from W York 10 A.
Monlton.
German bnrlantlnc VnneTuaia. Krnncka mas
tor, 10 days from ST. Thomas la ballast. to II.
Oettli X Co.
German ship DamHnt. Lankenau master Or
days from Bremen. 10 master.
Spanish haIk FatrheE. -------- master. from HH-
vnnl, to G.. Gnrrall 4 Ca
German bark kn'hinka. Hossine master. =
days from Rotterdam. 70 muster.
British hhrk C0rfow -- master. from Bar
hndona. 10 master.
British steamship Gillian Roach master. ~
30 o. m. from Liverpool via Mexican ports. &c
Il. Il q. Fnrwool.
Steamship Gou Whitney. Coleman master. u
30 D. m.. from Now York TO a. Whitney i
O..
British steamship Morglay, Wara mastor. .;
DAYS from Gibraltar to A. r. Miller y 90
Sailed: Steamships Fylein for Revnl. orn'ol
for Liverpool sbips sabine for Liverpool
France for IIavre. barka Bean Monde aud Wills
Hunter for Havra.
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M eyn area da.

Tho Hchr r II Wing which put into Pensacola
waterloggod. hiss discharged her cargo of lumber to
rtpair damages.
The Er ateamahp Eommander Tllis from New
Orsans October H. for Liverpool which was spok on
In the Strata Of Florida October VI WITH her ma
ohinerv working bailY. arrived at her destination
November Il.
A comparative statement of sea going vesaels
in the port of New 0rleans made up TO November IA
1872 shows thst there were ID steamships 2B ships
3 barka briggs and - schoonerp. At tho date
last year there % steamships, So ships, St
barks 8 briggs and + aohaoners
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York Nov lh-sailod for New Orleans
steamships New Orleans. Hasey. and Morgan City
Clapp.
FOREY1N PORTS.
by Gable to the N Y. Herald
Rouen Nov 10--Arrived from New Orleans, Rr
stennahip A vton, Roberta
Liverpool Nov il--Arrived from Now Orleans, Br
steamship Commander. Ella.
A lie nte to Nov I1-Sailed for Now Orleans sch
Florence Rogers Robinson
DISASTERS IN SEPTEMBER.
The direction Of the Bureau Verltas has just pub
lished the following statstiea of maritime dsaster
reported during the month Of September concern
ing all flags:
Sailing veaaas reported ost, lie viz ~ English
Is American, 10 French, + Italian Gorman. II Nor
wegan, Austrian. Dutch 2 Portuguese | Swsd
sh. = Chilean, NiCaragusn,3 Russian. Brazilian
Costa Kican. Now Granatsn. and of which til
nationality Is unknown In this number are in
clndsh vessels reported missing.
Steamers reported Lost, Il, viz 5 English,
French