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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted the purser Of the Alps from
the West Indies. for polite attentions.
se for Fan
run into on the night Of The 9TH near cess Ledge Bscy
Sse,pSia. Ths schooner struck the steamer amid aid
a ssp IN and ns rail 'ass'n
The man on the lookout was seroasy hurt Cargo not
BARK GroRcE KISGxAS. wrecked on Harding's Lodge.
dashed to pieces during the gale Nov B. Her main
and o s
ssl asT left on m Ledge
Of iron in her when she was roken up the gale
II ssxS%pcr 3" % from was 'S
owned by Z Ryder Co. Her cargo was consigned to
BR,G LIBERTY at Georgetown PEI. during the late gale
lifted Of the wharf and there sngulsriy
scnR NELLIE MAY. at Chariottotown. PEI during the
late gale sunk. and broken against the railway
scmR ApprE FULLER from Brunswick, Ca for Rockland
put into Charleston 9Th inst. leaking.
scHR EmgLrxr Mcdonald. from Boston for Charlotte
gale outside OF Charlotetown Harbo and about
position and will undoubtedly be total ioss Her cargo
was being discharged.
ashore Boar Island Ms has keel smashed ruddor
and IL feet OF water In the hold.
ScHR MrLLIE TRIM. Boyd from Florida po for New
York arrived st Augustine Nov in dstress decx load
and part Of sails gone.
arrived at Lubec Nov leaking badly.
pha before reported ashore on Egg arbor shoals could
ass Of n VIII sss
expected she VIII 60 to pieces She is valued at $600o
deavorng to save the balance OF the cargo.
Som ABporr DKvERKux, Haskell. from ssyans-ia-Mar
ashore prior 20 so Portuguese Reef miles from
por; ROYAL Ja and BECAME % wreck Assistance went e
WAS built in Boston IN 1867, whence she hailed
scnn pETsR cnowr.L; from Baltimore. with coal for
and mainsaii.
scnR FLonKScx Anporr of Maitland) Moore. from Boss
Jd inst reports was blown on the coast aud had 70
put into the latter named port No damage reported.
Sea LExsBuRe o scdgwick MOI before reported on
10 Messrs A,discn Gage Co Of boston During bad
beam ends whom she hecamc unmanageabe aud drifted
s. ss the held together within
hail OF people shore. who seemingly made effort
Captain and three Of the crew succeeded getting top
Of the use but ons saan NAMED ,S"
ter Mass probably lost and Fred Terry OF Brook line
hours tho survivors were taken from tho house by
Star Of the East and landed at Boston.
srEAss3.r WV TIrrasra before reported sunk BY col
by the Baxter wrccsns Cos steamer John Fnicr on the
9th Inst and taken to Newburg.
CHARLESTON Nov 5The schr Lucy Collins, Capt Curtis,
which cleared from this the 2eth Of October for
head winds collided with City Of Atlanta OF
ih, port about Daylight yestcdsy morning The co'ns ms
towed back 70 this harbo yesterday afternoon by the
steamtug Republic.
GLOUCESTER Nov eschr Ernest Norwood Is ashore on
Ten Pound Island Efforts will be made to get her on at
Schr Mary Daniels Is on rock of Rocky Neck where
she lies and probably VIII not receive mne dsmage
Point hole her bottom An attempt will DO made
TO get her OF at high water.
ST. Jons. Nh. Nov e-sbip Henry, which arrived here
this morning from Lverpool landed ho ercw Of tho
Boston sSe eneountered head winds the bay and
ss Win rss: Soaa Henry
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AMERICAN PORTS.

.ALExANpR1A, Nov 5-saiieds schrs J $ WINS Jersey
City Jas q Benton. Newark; Ireland Poughkecps sc
,,APPONAU9, Nov 4-Arrived, schr Shamrock, Troy.
Haverstraw.
5thsailod, schr saiis steadman, steadman, PhiIa.
dcphia
BosroN. Nov e-Arrived steamer Bavaran (Br,, Lss.
xao. Liverpool; brig stowe (Br). Gorhart, ST Jago
uieared- steamer Campus tBp, EcrsalI, Liverpool;
ship Iceberg Wilton, Batavia schrs William Jones' Col.
ms rharleston; Lookout; Cheney. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE. Nov 5-Cleared. schr David Ames, Groom.
New York
Sailed steamers Caspian tr) Liverpool. Escurai r,,
(Nor do.
,eh-Arrivcd. steamer Araso Gr,. Jones, Newport I;
ships Carin Nor Emanuelscn, Liverpool Hansa lier),
kimms Bremen; narks Cumbersnd OBJ, Moon Nam
syendsen. Copsnhagen " MIRIAM sBr Mills Boz Bor:
Emma Coi,i. re@m iigSee Boston; Howe ,s.' Ncw
DAVIS Providence; Joseph baker. Davis, Portsmouth,.
MI; Forest Oak. Parker bridgeport
Cleared--,teamers kenpor (Brt. Osborn. Lvorpoo
George Appod, Loveland, Savannah ship Mscauey Ben Ben
Poster, Bcrdeaux Brothers and Sisters sr Bulmer,
Dunkirk Island Belle tBr) Lcary, Pernsmbuco Maria
Marghcrita Borzcnc dtal, Bcrnons Quesnstosn; Grey
Eagle Lucas, Ri0 Janeiro: Esra Nor. Jorgehseh anu
Marinin atsp, v.lisbuens. Queenssowni brig Maria
BXNa3R, Nov 4-clesrsd, schrs w.ldc%sr, rsrss, ~
simmond. New York Forest Belle. Smith, do
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FOREIGN PORTS.

oss issa Ssf asSs
BAnsapos. Nov 5-Arrived, bark Europa, Dodge. Now
CnAnLor1xrows PEI. Oct sl-Arrived, bark W D Stew
Art lsr English Mslas.: ai brrs Csrbsl tBr, McRas.
CAnpIc4S. PEI Oct 27-Arrvsd bark John Gibson tBr,
fsn psis sr'Sss brig %a% s' United Kingdom
CHATHAM NIB Nov 4-Arrved. ship Coronet tBr. Halli-
F.rnxs PoISr Nov 4-Passed steamer Nebo (Br). Cor
G.ASpx vALIEE CQuebec, Nove-Passod inward steamer
HIoeo Sept soIn port bark Philip Fitzpatrick, Pho
HAvAsA Nov 5-Arrived steamer Niagara. Curtis. New
Arrived 9Th steamer City of New York, Reynolds New
HxLrAx Nov 5-sailed, steamer Alpha SBr,. Glasgow:
Arrived 9Th, steamer darlington tBr) Metcaf. New
Orleans for & Bremen pa. in for Sl coal x,, nu
New York: viet9, Pug, rinsham, do
St o MIX ST SspSis .aS
Sailed 10Th brig sparkng wster IIitchborn New York
Cheer: r IsGoHnsI New York Via Dry HarSor scSf
MosSsss. Soy S.,a,S steamer:
bark ,sie Cameron tBr,, Cameron Petou; brig America
Sailed sh. stesmer Moravian 1Bo Graham Liverpool
Oct oin psrs ship Emerald Staples
Nxw LoSDos % PEI Oct as-cieared. brig Retriever tBr
NORTH SYDNEY. CB, Nov 4-Arrived. steamer aiisiand
Br pringe London n and nd ordered to MonsrsaD s
Posr Az PsrscK, DC. 2l-rn port brig Para Br Lpsets
for New York. ready.
QuKsssrowS Oct 25Cleared. barks Forest (Br) Smith
Orom Bnltimore). Cardiff; Tempest tBr. Stewart drom
New York;, Hull; NJ. ria ntap. Ambrasano from New
yGr Wst rr gsSs0 o Thus, AND A.
(Brl Me kenzic from MontreaI), do
QUEBEC Nov 4-Arrived steamers Dominion (Br) Bon-
chette Liverpool for Montreal HISTORIAN tBr Stephen
do for do: Manitoba tB), McDougal Glasgow for do;
barks Deodata Nor) Serva, Swansea Mecite (Nor
sen. London
Below 4th, barkcntine, supposed Ammo Cecilia (3r)
Williams from Marsees tor Montreal. y
snAsenAI sept 1-In port barks Benelntha Lord, unc;
srJonSs PR Nov 4-Arrivod, steamer HadJi Br. Fair.
cloth. New York.
sailed Nov o. steamer Bermuda Br) Mitchell New York
SAcvA. Oct 27--In port, brig Chapman Gayson for
N Of Hatteras. ldg sugar.
sr yAco. Oct l7In port. brig May, for Boston, ldg
Sr JOINS NF, Nov 5-Arrived, steamer Hibernian (Sr
Archer Liverpool for Baltimore.
ST Mays BAY, PEI. Oct 3O-In port, brig Plymouth
(Br) for Omitted Kingdom, ldg
Dyer. Liverpool
Arrived 9th ship Henry tBr), Atkinson. Liverpool
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evening at the "arst public concert of the second
MILE. ANGELES BENEFIT-"LA VIA PARISH
ENSE" AT THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

A brilliant audience assembled last evening 10 40
honor to Mile. Angelo who took her benefit at the
above house. The programme included the second
and third acts of LA File de Nine. Angot" and the
rollicking third act of LA Vie Parisienne.
Lecocq and Offenbach thus auspiciously blended
furnished forth banquet that was lightness
itse,f--the yery Charlotte Russo and champagne OF
music And 1t was enjoyed. The quantities OF
flowers which from time to time were passed over
the footlghts to the fair 6enedcidire reminded
one of the time when Egypt sent cargoes of
roses to Rome aud the patricians let the
petals fall in showers upon their guests at
dinner. Flowers trcked out on shields broad
enough for Achilles; flowers in every Imaginable
enough TO carry of all the other flowers. These
with encores. about which there could not be any
soupcon of the high art managerial made the evening
pleasant for the artists 1t was no less so for
the audience.
The programme was of course framed to allow
of Mlle Angelo putting her best foot forward though
it might be difficult to decide which foot that inn
plies Hence the lady appeared as Mile. Lange, the
part in which she had made the most decided
impression. With what superb movement she
sweeps before the vision; how she palpitates IN
the agonized love-making of pretty little Mr..
Capoui; how she vies with plump Paola in plastic
limitations Of the hle-tongued hshwives OF the
Halles; how she waitzes and--we had almost for
gottenhow she sings in this part is already known.
The duet with Clairette, "Jours de bonheur, was
again the feature of the evening The third act Of
LA Vie Parisienne presented the two ladies in new
parts the American public, and recalled. far
the rest of the company is concerned some lively
acting of the past. 1t is said that Ofenbach him
self greatest store this work of all the Others
he has composed Here his Mephistophelian humor
finds field for it's most grotesque moods Tired of
making modern French women out of pagan god
desses, German duchesses Spanish ballad singers
and on. he cut his musical cloth into swallow
tails and fitted them on the Frenchmen OF to-day.
How they ft Charge the average gilded youth
with Ofenbachian laughing gas-the nitrous
oxide of second empire melody and-poU!
you have Raoul de Gardeteu. So with the rest. As
Pauline, Nole. Angelo sang and acted with great
spirit. Her duet with the Baron-and what capi-
tai Baron Dupan makes-was deservedly encored
and although Paola. with her usual entrdin, gave
the "trou-frou" song of the tip-toe tripping
Parisienne the honors, doubtless intended rested
with Mile. Angelo. NJ. Juteau's old machine moving
diplomat was, as usual, marvel of acting and make
up. Fauitfnding would scarcely be in order
such IN occasion, and conne ourselves to record
ing a very pleasant evening by, on the whole. the
best bouffe company we have had.
..La Grande puchesse' this evening.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 6, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REpORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TRLFGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Nevada eBr. Rgby, Liverpool Oct 25, and
Gaos Had fresh gales from and " with heavy head
hs sos Nc q G" o@ Gsss , & GO
miles Of Sandy heok bark Norman toi Maitland, Ns)
steamer Bristol Guy tBr. Peters, Bristol 10 days, with
D"r &Sney sw u ef os %
time bark Devonshire GiIkey from New York
steamer Riai.o tB Bond, Hull II days with mdse
mase to q Meyer Had strong westerly Winds from
%ss
steamer Prior b brown Leh is5s % days. with iron to
order; vessel TO seascr
9th Port Prince s,h Jns%e Iih Basranqaiila aist.
Car,haFs,ns Esd aud Colon 2sth with mdse and passen
sss"%sr Aps r, krsHse Jsemo oe. n, Aux Cages
Jeremie 25th Kingston 3o,h with mdso and passen
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with ndse and passengers to the Old Domin
Steamer Isaac bell Gibbs, wes, Point Va with mdso to
Ship rhoma.ina Mcclellan (BT Tod, London 4s days.
~S sp rSs G o -
days, with chalk to order vessel 70 snow Bsrges:
YER Barnes Was is days W Of tho Banks with strong
ship Otto Antoine Nor Gupdorseu Antwerp 10 days.
with empty barrels 10 Faneh Edyo 90; =,
in ballast, to order Anchored in Gravesend Bay for
SLIP Dorset cot London, cowres st Yaraire 30 days
in ballast to Arkc Tufts co. Was 20 days Of The
Banks, with strong westerly winds
BARK Thames Brl, Williams Auckland, NJ Il5 days,
with gum 10 Watjen. Passed Cape Horn Aug %. aud
tho Equator Oct In Ion 81 27 had SIC
tades sept rs lat % 10 Ion - Al spoke bark surprise,
New York tor Penang 30 days out: Oct H. lat 10 J0
lon 40 IL passed American bars showing FQCK, from
from Deiagoa Bay for st Thomas. 43 days out.
Bark Angesea (of Windsor. NS) Card Liverpool Sept
II. in ballast, TO y Whitney Co. Anchored in the
lower bay for orders.
Rark Kwasng of swansea, spraRuo Liverpool Sept 20,
In ballast TO ORDER Anchored in Gravesehd bay for orders
Bark Verona tof Qncbecl Bartlett London3i days with
iron to order: vessel Mckay Dix Oct ~, of Sable
Island, had violent gale from Sc TO NV. lasting 81
hours which had after hatch washed away cabin filed
with water lost provisions aud lost and split sails
BARK Superbo (Aus Glavan Gloucester 81 days, with
salt TO order: vessel to Slocovich a Co.
BARK Erbrin Nor Pedersen. Plymouth 80 days. In bal
bark iiebe Norj dram wostport 80 days. in ballast to
Bark Adger INor ostensen, Loh SO days, in ballast to
master.
solon tNcr,. o. Arendal e5 days in ballast 70
Funch Edye Co. Sept T. lat 80. Ion 10 spoke bark
Ajax tNor Apenes from Arendal for Nc~ York Oct 20,
lat ~ 49, Ion s.. 80 Italian bark showing NGMT. from
Gloucester for Baltimore. ~ days out
Bark frea Nor Jensen Foreground SO days in ballast
to Funch. Edye Co. Was - days OF ths Banks wish
strong westerly gales lost and spiit sails.
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OBITUARY.


EDoUARD THEoPHILE BLANCHARD FRENCH
PAINTER.
The death is announced in Parisian mail advces.
of NJ. Edouard Theophile blanchard. young French
painter Of considerable talent He was born in
Paris. a pupil of Cabanel and carried off the
Prix de Rome in 1865 He exhibited in the Salon
as follows:-"A Courtezan" QS72). "Hylas Borne
Away by the Nymphs.' now at the Luxembourg;
'Herodias" and portrait pS74). 1.-The Hobgoblin"
and portrait OF child Qs76). portrait OF the
Duchess of Castiglione-Colonna tMarceo) ps77).
lie Bouffon" and portrait 1s7s and this year by
two protraits OF ladies' He received medal of the
second class in 1872 and of the first in 1874 He
represented at the Universal Exposition of 1878
by his "Hylas Borne Away by the Nymphs." por-
trait and "The Hobgoblin."
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s.ss ri.4ss. q g g. DAY.. in

Bark President Drae ror, Jansen, Bremen 60 days. in
with strong sw winds.
ballast 10 rheo Russr anchored Bay for
mdss TO order; vessel to BenSaa. soyesss 4 Co ~ '-
in ballast to Faneh. Edys & "a.
hsfs ssS sSs 81 'y Co. ss
in lower bay for orders -.
Bark vinsenzo dtaD Bertora cette So days in
Bark Chapman Nor, olsen Brsst Aug 27 in ballast to
Brig Bessie May OF porshes.er NIB, Buck, Bayonns IS
DAY days IN Ssas. 70 NssS; ss Had hns weather to
Brig Toronto Br Dawson, Csen 10 days in ballast to
Brig Arctic of Annapolis Ns). Monroe SPAIN
sa 3sa
egsSIss gs days SsS ss. Wilson % s.v. with
BrE francisco sp oniseafrs. Asuadilla PR. % days,
steamer France Fr. from Hayre which arrived 9th
eas I 80 on ans osI e
steering Sc; Sd lat IA Ion SO Atlas Cr,
sSa Isra fSs's % " '''
ss- Bark Lizzie Wright tBo from Rousn. which
anchored below for orders, TO the city 9th, AM
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Bark Catalpa Ham mond. New Bedford for New York.
in ballast. to master Is in Hart Island roads
scLr Koret, Dunhan, Gdiner Ne, for New York. with
schr Burlingame, Burlingame. Rockport for Now
York.
Schr Amazon. Thurston. Rockport for New York
schr VIM Lee Erisbic Portsmouth, MI. for New York
Schr Leon0ra Foster Portsmouth for New York.
Schr A Brown. Caswell. Boston for New York.
sehr James Martin, Martin Boston for New York.
schr W Parker; Crsndell. Boston fer New York
Ms oa sGss% ssso ao @
Schr Jessie Elizabeth, Weaver. Boston for New York
rs s tSn
schr Charlie stedman Reed Gloucester Mass for New
York
Schr John Lozier. Tisdale Taunton for New York.
Schr Ade Trudell, Grace, Somerset for New York.
Schr Artist, Forester. Somerset for New YORK.
sehr Maassssssr, Robbins Fail Rivor for New York.
Schr Baxter: I.amphr. Fall River for New York
schr Men,ento White, Fall River for New York.
Schr Searsvilie. Hart. Providence for New York.
schr E Knight. Pratt, Providence for New York.
schr Albert Jameson. Csndage. Providence for Now
York
schr Ariel: Parker, provdence for Now York
Schr Falconer. Wilson. Providenc for New York.
schr Eugene, Clark, Providence for New York.
Schr John Bslch, Hannah, Providence for New York.
Schr j II ChaHee Buell.. Portland, CT. for New York
Schr IL A Demin Boardman, Portland CT, for New
York.
schr Jessie Williamson. Sweet. New London for New
schr G F Brown Marshal, New London for New York.
Schr J Burnett, Rasmussen. Now London for New
York
Schr NJ Fleming. williams Norwich for New York.
Schr D Clarkson. Ireland New Haven for New York.
Schr Morris. Rankin. New Haven for New York.
Scbr Hannah, Coombs CGshermanl
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Acushnet, Ellis New York for New Bedford
Steamer Amos Barstow, Corwin. New York for Provi
Schr Caroline. Heath Now York for Fall River
Schr j Warren. McGarr. New fork for Providence.
Schr Z Oakley. Newman. New York for Pawtucket.
Schr Huntington, Dickinson, Hoboken for Plymouth,
schr Leon, Hubbs Elizsbethport for Pawtucket.
Schr II Diverty, Nckerson. Port Johnson for Paw
tucket.
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ALDERMAN M'INTIRE ILL.

Alderman John McIntre of the Eighth ward.
Brooklyn. who was reelected member of the Com
mon Council by his democratic constituents on
Tuesday last lying dangerously i'll at his residence
in Twenty street near Third avenue He has
been confined to bed for the past week, suffering
from pneumonia. Last evening there were but
slight hopes Of his recovery.
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RAMON MARTINEz-HERNz.

Ramon Martinez Hernz died at his residence in
this city Wednesday evening, aged hfty-eight
years. Deceased native of Cuba. where he
for many years engaged as planter and broker.
Having accumulated competency he removed with
his family to this city in 1865 and subsequently be-
came a citizen of the United States. When the
for Cuban independence broke out. in 1868. he
an ardent advocate for the freedom OF his native
island. and during the continuance of the conflict
exerted his influence and contributed literally of
his means to establish q free Cuba.
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WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at Tenerife Oct TO- schr Carrie W Clark. Mar
shall OF Provncstown; ltb bark Adeline Gibbs Bessee
Azores !and sailed same day cruise).
Sailed from do Oct barks Reindeer Baker of NB and
Falcon Handy, do (both to cruisel
letter from Valparaiso under date OF Sept 22 reports
the following New Bedford whaers touched at Juan Fer
nanoez IN August and Septeniber:-Barks Stamboui,
Lancer Chase. $50 do do.
Arctic dates have been received to Sept Is No ships
were north Of Point Barrow and whales taken. Bark
Bonnding Bllow Luce. NIB has reported ut Roro-
tonga ull bound home Bark vgiant Smithers, NIB, 10
also reported ia tho Arctic; oil not stated.
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FIREMEN AT THE OAR.

Two members Of the Fire Department of this city
rowed o two and half mile seventeen-foot working
boat race the Hudson River ut Carmansville yes
terday afternoon. The contestants in the affair
were John Mccarthy. of Engine Company No. Is.
and John Reilly. of Engine Company No. 3s. The
match was for gold medal and the championship
OF the department Reilly showed the way during
the first half mile. when his adversary drew up and
in 'front.' leading by thirtythree seconds at the
turn. During the homeward journey he drew right
away and won by nearly minute making the dis
tance in 16m. 50As.
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MIR. RICHARD SCHELL.

The condition of Mr.. Richard Schel was very little
changed this morning His attendants state that he
says he has pain than he had but that he is evil
IDENTIFY getting weaker every hour.
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SAILED.

Steamers Ctty of Brussels (Br, for Lvcrpool Ptoemy
(Br) State OF Georgia 3r Glasgow; Italia r)
Weseg Ger, Bremen; w Hsrder Ger. Hamburg; Scotia
Bermuda; Champion. Charleston; Manhattan. Richmond,
&c Albemsrie Lewes, Del; barks st George (3r) Lon
don; Flora Ger, Hamburg.
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oRK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER T. ls7a-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

IN sight Tuesday and OF the crew. who wonid
otherwise likely have psrishad ,.,.
schr harysvie. at tins from Boston Tor
Bakers Island
YARD The captain and of the schr Emile ~
Newport ri, desire thank the officers OF tne onl.eu
States revenue cutter Dexter for timely assistance
teousy rendered this vessel wheu in distress on BLOCK
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FELL FROM THE III" ROAD.

Matthew smelt. aged sixty-thrce, of Eighty-frst
street and Eighth avenue. fell from the Fftieth
street station of the Ninth Avenue IL" road about
eight clock last evening and was fatally injured.
All his LIMBS were broken. He was removed to
Roosevelt Hospital,
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DRAMATIC NOTE.

Miss Adelaide Nelson appeared to full house at
the Walnut street Theatre. Philadelphia last even
ing, Imogene. in shakespeares "Cynibeline,v Q
part she has made her own.
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.'rHE GALLEY slAvE"-AcADEMY OF MUSIC,

Mr. BARLEY Campbells fve-act play. "The Galley
Slave" produced last evening ut the above
house with the cast noted It takes the audience
successfully to Venice. Rome a chateau near Mar
seilles, prison in that city and lastly to tho
American colony in Paris, where all the mystery is
cleared up and the romantic story brought happily
to end. Its Philadelphia success was resumed.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CHATHAM Cape Cod, Nov 1.-The bank near the soutnou
Lighthouse has fallen that the oundations on .ne
east side are laid bare the wind and weather IL must
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs. so.
CEvERAL TUGBOATs FOR sALE:-wANTED, 4
Scbeap scnoono or or SIoop r. LAWSON.
'~S'' ~ 3sf West 1ith st., New York city.
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark Sidney jenkins. OF steering W. date
lat Al 10 N Ion TO 20 (by Belgian steamer Mercator
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Mise ~ isi4AN rlOUs.
ISHrLr.rPs' "PALATABLE" COD LIVER OIL Is THR
only remedy lung diseases and eonsampsisn
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK, Nov 6-Noon.
The Union time ball dropped to-day
six onehundredths of q second slow.
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BICYCLE CONTEST.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails. Defamation. Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH NOVEMBER.
, 1879-01-03
POVERTY ANO DISTRESS,

That poverty which produces the greatest
dlstreAs 10 not Of the purse but Of tue blood.
Deprived OF Its HchurAs, It becomes scant and
wa.sry; = condition termed a"s'a;a IN msdi;
medical writings, Uiyep this condition, aud
srEofulous sweliinRs and sores, xenrral aud
nervous debility, loss Of flesh aud sppe:lts, weak
lungs, throat diseases and consumption, sle
IRE sufferer frun thin, poor blood, do not hest-
tate, but employ Golden Medical Discovery,
which enrtches The blood and radically cures
ths.e affections BY strikax st the root OF tho
evil and removing tho causc.
For all bronchial, throat, Ani lung Affections,
severe lingering Snu9hB, weak lunga, eopsulpp.
tion iu its early stages, aathms, and Ill Kindred
aiIectlous, DR.. Piervu's Golden Medical Dscov-
ali IL colu pctaurt. IL Ia harmless IN auy cond-
tiu,, Of tue system. yes powerful " cuse. Drug
iat4 seii 1t.
, 1879-01-03

CnctNa0H Lnm8fFffaI {3nd,s sReD.1.
Tho 0reunbacker woops by tho waves Of tho
ultnpllug Wabash aud refuses to bo comlortcj.
lIe has heard that some dark night next Jann.
ary tho N OF tho Eirdler will 10 stcalthtly laid
to thu trunk OF ttle Tail Sycamore. True, tho
occupation OF the atttuilInnus huttonwooA ~
gone. Resumption II an accomplished fact.
TlIia tlakts no difference to tflu Habasil Green
hacker. 10 10 deprived u the sight Of Daniel
Webster Voorhees, In the Bsnatc. to fall to llear
t!s thundcsuus touea hurs,tnK forth from every
door and wlndaw In tho Capitol, and reycrbcrat-
luz R1ous tho rocky rsbs Of ihs Blue .Rd9s,
would bc tnort 6cplorahFe 10 the Indiana Grecs-
hakur than to tIavo tho gates Of Paru1!4e siat,-
tnrd In his face. Daniel will probably ba re-
turned 10 the Senate. but resumption has
rendered llu harmless.
, 1879-01-03

Tho nice question for tho Democratic party to
decide, and to DECIDE quickly, ID whether II will
pick up tho Oreenback corpse aud breathe new
life III It, or 20 Oh about IT. business anu "tet
tic dead bury their deat." "Jotn the Green
hackers," cry tho liesalans IN tho camp, who
ehtcein Ill ends lawful that promise success.
Dctnocrotfc army VIII not march under that
llng. Whenever tho issue II saitly made M be-
tween huncstv and dishonesty. tllo pooplc have
never yet failed to decide properly. 1T the
tlucstton was feigned issuc, that party suffered
which failed most slgnally to put itself OH tho
right side.