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HOW no SAVE n

Instssd OF going to . doctor for . preserp-
ton. II you have Br'ght's Disease. Diabetes,
Pin In the Back and Loins, smarting. imam.
nation. osculi, B tckdust Deposit, or any
troubls Of the kidneys or Bladder. buy Q bottle
OF DIR. MIsTIs.s NEPHRsTIcux, the great
Buess Compound. It u the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thsee
troubles. Messrs. Abrams = Carroll. Wholesale
dussists. My ave rsgart Nsphrsaeum a.
M best Rdnky and Bladder RHn<dy IN "
maYkst." Woodward, druggi.t, Portland. Ore:
eou, ssys "Ivsrybody speaks highly Of IT.
chiids. druggist, Portland. Oregon. .sjs: %sold
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
aftsr the doctors have givon them up. For
sale By all drusgtsts. P,tcs 81 -.
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Fred. Z. Flax. formerly n Of the
prophston Of the Eursts LsadS. With
'his family. have gone 70 wsshiassea
TSsitezy iss q psrapasat yssaassss.
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luIClDK.

A distinuishsd scientist once said, "No
man with Q strong and hsslthy stouseh ever
committed suicids,r and yss many are suffering
the torturss Of the damned with Dyspspsis
when q siasls bottle Of DIR. xrNTfEs Epglish
Dsndslion, Liver and Dyspspsis Pills win give
relief. and. II psrsistsd In. win cure The worst
osss Of this distressing trouble. This PILL
eures torpid Liver and Riiiousnsss. rtGalsts~
the Bowels. removes Plmp!es nom ths fsoe,
cures ssiluv oomplsxion. foul Breath. eiei
Heaoaehs, Heartburn, Pain IN the sldes and
Bsck, n euRarcosied and GUARANTEED to b
PUkRLY SR0ETABLx. u acts dirsosly upon
the oostns OF the etomsch and on the Lvex ;
can BE- tsksn IN any climate ~ or dry
weather. Beware Of imitastons. The GsRttsS
has an soRrsyins Of Q lion on the outside WRAP
per. pSics % esnts. For sals By al druestits.
rnau hsys been more eures Of seminal
veatpsss. nsrvouS' debility and pArslyss msds
b. tho wonderful Esglish remedy, ttf Astlsy
Coopsrs vital Hsssossttys, than b eli other
fcmsdies combined. why viii yol suasef
I'D 70 a. = Ntnus. y. n ueNp xsarny
ssress, nsa yfandsee. le De tssose.vs. epa
. cu5Sd. Prs, - - eesuE va unse ~
qsAaSIy. ~. 3sysSssas. uAaaN
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sroCK REPOnT.
San Yrsnoisee Beard

Last
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so Eureka Con-, 22S
200 Jackson. 81
6S5 Belmont. 90c. sSc
IS X. X. Con-. 81
alas ella. 35c. soc
100 Hussey. zoe
ai0 Northern Belle. 9. 6S
500 Metallic. 9Oc
400 Grand Prize. 2 10.
40 Argenta. I. 9Sc
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100 Star. Sc
1855 Belle Isls. 4 10. o3
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ass Bodis, l2k. l3S
1200 Beehtel. I IS
500 MeClinton. Toe
80 Tioga, Q 80
so Summit. I 50
IS Bulwes. IL
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hoo Nsybells. $50. SOC
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200 Oriental. I0c
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100 South Bodis. 2So
300 Booker Com. S3e. l
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ian Mann q
100 Champlon. $50
so Con. Pacific. Q si0
400 University. i6e
2t0 Jupitsr.
$50 Addsnds, e0c. Soc
400 Noonday. 81
270 North MONDAY. ~
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463 Martin White. IN. l 10
500 Tiptop. IN
500 Atlas, 23c
100 Golden Terra. Is si0
$50 Caledonia (Blsak Hills). 81
THIS MORNING.
SIS 0phir. 27k. 27&
sol Mexican. IS. ASK. 2TN
2s5 Gould L Curry. 81. 81
ass Best 4 Bsleher. Is, liz
$40 California, 4 80. S
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7s0 Con. Virginia, 81, 81
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AIS Potosi. A., ~
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1875 Crown Point. s 03. 8. s 10
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2ie0 Imperial. S3c. 800. SOC
10 Kentuck. 5 90
leo Alpha, II, In
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lao Confidence, 10. 81, 81
$50 Sierra Nevada. 43H. As. &5S
leo Utah. l6k. II
TAO Bullion. 81. 81. 81. 81
$50 Exchequsr.
lao 0verman. 81
2eo Justice. Q 80. 2 IS
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293 Lady Bryan. &3c. 500. t0e
$50 Julis, Al. ~
ass Caledonia. I 70. I 60
COS Silver Hill. I IS, I 40
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100 Phil sheridan. 500
50, Lady Warrington Con-. s0s
7tS Andes. I. I 03
400 w~slls-Fargo, l0c. 50
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t20 Scorpion. s 30. s Sc
500 Leviathan. 45e
100 Trojan. loo .
40 North Carsos. l0c
2ao Golden Gate. 40
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$50 Con. Dorsdo.
gas Flowsry. 100. $50
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1900 xscksy. l5c
400 Plutus, 2 10
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100 Keystone. 8 90
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PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT

THI BEST PIANOS ANp-~G~
-. J. !, ss 3. ss.... AZ Ts s s::i;s =: e. ss!.m
As'Ss ,Ai;6n
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ISSUES Commercial and favslsss' orslih.
AVAILABLE In sny part Of the world. nAkM
trsnsssrs Of money BY tslssaph and oasls. "a
draw sxchangs q customary usanses.
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$40, 900 worth OF Goods at sherifrs
6alei
And hs 10 now ready TO dispose Of them ct the
ssms price for which they were purchased:
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% the principal eitiss th~rosshoat h. ueitsd
States, Europe. Japan. China ana ths n3
Indies, the Australian Colonies md New L.
land, and on houolplu NswaAg.
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s. ARoNSoN,

TyHs LEADING oLoTHrRR or GOLD
4 Bill. has. during his long stay In San
Francisco. had the opportunity Of buying
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BAKERS AND BRoKERs
DrRRCTORss

Lo1iy Gn 49,
JOHN VI. 4 .oKAY. IL. FLOOD,
JANIS q. 1AlR.
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ssssks Pssshs ssd ssid asa 0asrssA
- Liberal AasgisA.

rxoHAN0l foe sLs On I'll tAs vstssieal
oinss Of Europe and The orisnl
IH wv. WHITE. MsaAsss.
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gxohANog

This nask hes Special rssaiisass -
Dealing n Ballioa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"0H! MY 3: :! :E || |: !!': 4 i
their worthless
preparations for
BAcK!" : I :: :: s.: 6: & ]: ]: ]: |

risk your health BY uslng any OF these Injurious
preparations. but try at once HUNTS REM.
RDY, which has stood the test for so ysars.
LATE II 'ME TRsTtMONY.
100 Westminster ST.. Providence, r. I. Oct. Is,
is7s.-Wx. 4. CLARKI-Dear Sir: have suffered
very much with Wy kidbsys and Liver for yeaS.
In January. ISIS. I grew wone, bloating fearfuliy.
Ny physician, one fthe hesti Providence. wished
me TO try HUNT REMEDY, a. . safe and reliable
compound. a. he had known II 70 cure kidney Dis.
easet when all other medicines had failed. l did ".
and In twenty.four hours I passed four or avs gal.
Ions OF water. the bloat was removed, and the reat
relief made me feel Q well man. Were IL not for
HUNTS REMEDY I would not be alive today. :.
Z. s~HEPARDsON. HUNT,s RE 'RDY 10
prepared EXPRESSLY for the Diseases Of the
nu-..-a> Kidneys, Bladder.
HUNTS E G::;; 4 3 s! ::::s !;
the Kidneys aud
tnccntinence and
REMEDY I; !! !: :: : Cd! !; !:
.-wM: =. CLARKE, P.ovrpFscr, RI.
SOLD ny ss.l. DHU ,.GlsTS.
cod "
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n. B. A., Amsricsn Rxehanss Nsaoaai BAak.
LoxDos B4s.Hs-xsssu. snisa. Ssy.s .
Smiths; the Union Bank OF Londoa. -
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

D. 4. JACKSON Observation-Disclosures
O. DANIELS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
CLEARED.

Steamer India dsr). Road LivcrpoolH Bros.
steamer Cornwall (Br. Williams, Bristol. E-w Nor
Steamer Kate Fawcett tBr9. Wilson. Bristol. E-w
stesmer Switzerland (Beg). Anderson, Antwerp-Peter
steamer City Of Merida. Emery. Havana and Mexican
Steamer Santiago do Cuba, Foote. Havsns-wm Clyde
Steamer AiSiers, Hawthorn. Galveston-Bogsrt Nor
Steamer Rio Grande, Pennington Galvsston-c NAL
s,eamsr General Whitney Coleman. New orleans-
Steamer Hudson. Freeman, Now orlssns-clark Sen,
steamer Western Texas. Hines, Fornandns via Port
Steamer City Of Savannah Mallory, savsnnah-Georgc
Yonge.
steamer city Of Atlanta, Woodruff. charloston-J W
steamer spartan sr) Cooper Charleston-Funch, Edye
Steamer Bencfactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC-wm
Steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point and
Rehmondpold Dominion Steamship Co. w. ~.
= Steamer ! Knight Chichester. Georgetown. DE-
steamer Fanny cadwalader. Clark. Baitimoro-J
steamer Z Biddle. Wallace, adelphis-wm P
steamer Neptune Berry; Beston-H F Dimock.
Steamer Delaware %; smith Norwieh-w smith
s ss:. Glad r''as. r', AsA''a 1'.a's-r s'v's.
ship Meta Ger, Holes, Bromen-TLe edor Ringer
~Son"~~-$ooA~ss
Pickering X Co.
Bark Tjomo (Nor). Bache, Hull. &c Tobias Go.
Bark kreon Nor). Jensen Cork for orders-Bonham.
B0yesen Pickering Co.
BARK Guglielmo dtsD, Fransin. Cork for orders-At
tilio Giunio.
Bark Madro Maria Aus) Lehor, Cork for orders-sloco
vich Co
sioboda tAus Gollsa Cork for ordsrs-slocovich
4 Co.
Bark Nostra senora del Boschetto QtsD, Psregaiio,
Queenstown, Falmouth or Plymouth for erders-Benham
BARK Argonsut Cor. Bremors, Bromsn-Hsrmsnn Koop
Co.
Bark Agar Ans, Iyancich. Mar.eiliassiocoyich 4 Co.
Bark Probo ltsi, Caferol Mnrseilles-Jsmss Henry.
Bark Tercsina Bruno Qtsp. Paturzo, Gibraltar for
orders-Benhsm. Boyesen, Pickering Co.
Bark Kcsrcl (Br), Lock hart. Curacoa Bros.
Brig Ada l. White White. Lvcrpoo-Miller loughton
Brig Livingstone Nor, svendsen, Lisbon for orders
Brig David owen. Chadbourne. Gaiveston-Niiler Il
Schr Joshua Grnde. Froethy. Port Spain Fer.
nando--J IL Winchester X Co.
Schr Mary Thesll (,r, Theall. st John. NB-Scsmmo
Bros.
schr Ncttie (Br). Brett, st john MA 7 Heney.
Schr George Anderson, Anderson, Galscston-Tupper
x Beatte.
Schr Lily, Cole. Charieston-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Powell, Williams. Wilmington, NC-Murchison
schr VIM McGce, Sheridan, Richmond, vs-slaght Bal
ley Co. -
Scbr George A Pierce, Kelly, Saien-Wilis II Ropes
Scbr X A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stxmford-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
Schr Daylight for Jereinie cleared 18th by Nones
X Co (pot ~ before reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
COLONEL CLAY'S EVIDENCE.


Colonel II. De d. Clay continued his testimony
before the Committee OF the state Board OF Chari-
ties yesterday. and although the entire day was
spent in his examination 1t is not yet concluded.
Tho witness finished his evidence in regard 10 the
contract system and the manner In which the boys
at the House Of Refuge worked. The third
charge. relating to tho punishment melted out to
Offenders. then taken up and Colonel
Clay described tho different modes of punishment
and gave instances OF severe castigations
entirely beyond the necessities of the occasion. In
many cases blood was drawn. the skin haycd of the
bodies OF the victims and other bodily injuries in
hictcd The witness gave ~ rs his opinion that tho
punishments failed to work any reformation on ac-
count OF their severity and the fact that they
were often administered in passion. The witness
said that the punishments were degrading and con-
sequently failed as correction. rousing the ami.
mostly OF the boys and making them smart under a
feeling OF wrong. The rnttans and straps with
which the boys are punished and the mode Of
punishment were fully described to tho committed
This branch of the subject was not exhausted when
an adjou rnment was had.
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MIR. sEL1GMAN's SILVER WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse seIigman celebrated their
silver wedding last evening at Delmonico's. enter
tanning between four hundred and five hundred
ladies' and gentlemen. including friends from other
cities The whole upper part of Delmonico's spa
cious house was required to accommodate the
tbnone OF friends and acquaintance who came
10 teHder their congratulations Mr.. and
Mrs. Seglnan received their fronds standing
under a handsome bower of bowers. of
which the perfume pervaded the whole room.
The daug hters OF Mr.. Seiigman stood on one side
of this bower. dressed bridesmaids. while the
other side three beehives empty, aud repre-
sentng the absent sons, one OF whom s at the Uni
versty of Heidelberg, at college in Ereburg and
one in Francisco. Among the many beautiful
floral designs in the supper room was large
model of the jewish Orphan Asylum. of which Mr..
Seligman is president. sent by the children in the
institution The supper table lavshly decorated
evening" Others the huge orders OF dancing,
printed in silver blue silk aud framed in white
roses which hung from the wall. The order or
dancing arranged by Mr. Rudolph Aronson. who
also composed the '-Silver Wedding March specially
for this occasion.
Among the guests were prominent gentlemen well
known in political. financial and social circles and
many OF the most prominent society ladies
of New York. special request was made
on the cards of invitation that presents
should be sent. and there were none seen.
OF congratulation made to the house of Mr. Selig-
man in the afternoon by the children of the Jewish
orphan Asylum. The little ones came In u body at
about three p. NJ. bringing their congratulations
and clusters OF flowers and were Hospitality enter
tanned.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ny For sinking of schooner Abbie Pitmsn tof Marble
head sec general news columns
Capt ii Hsins. of the Canard steamer scytha. has
special meteorological observations mado
i'm injection with the HERALD Weather Bureau
STEAMER EIRxsK tBr) from Montreal for Liverpool be-
reported ashore lies the rocks in Grecnsh Bay
have been saved and beng forwarded to st Johns NJ
STEAMER HumHETI 0BD. Arnott. at Boston 18th from
Banks On nth ene"untercda strong gale from NJ TO n
lasting - honrs' nsn no Was move 10 o.
bridge ladders and sustained other slight damage.
Gasssr nov on, Wssfors formerly owned
to parties In Portland No. for 500.
sur ISprrrSprscr. which arrived ut Boston on Friday
WAS in collision morning In the with pilot boat
The latter lost both masts aud bowsprt Tho ship
received slight injury.
sup Lrzzig Ross dr. from Barrow Mt Delaware Break
reports had heavy gale. during the passage and
BARK CurgLrS DILL Osso ItsD. Questo, from Mar
settle. for New York ballast Is the vessel before
She came Friday nghi ocoss The crew Of
aud brought OF the mate who is on his TO New York
BARK ASroissErrA COSTA uta before reported ashore
Brigantine Beach Was oated at 80 AN Oct Ia aud
ef struck ON rigsntinc shoals miles of shore She
would remain there until next the.
sem ApsLArpE (Br,. Tower, from Nov Bandon ut Now
the is,S by schr Mabel hail. bus not much dansssd
s',sS S
Oct IA by the steamboat City of Troy All hands saved
injured; made repairs and procecdod to Albany.
Capt Emery took command Of stea%e, City of Mcrda
had long experience In various
New York and Southern and West India ports
BALrMoRE, Oct lS-Steamcr Geo Law, her downward
hs nb seH one 81 the Bsors n Is
piers cutting twelve feet into the floor of the wharf
damaging tho steamer 10 the amount of 500
rLuslse, III, Oct is-sehr Ocean Queen Elizabeth
port, NIL Mcbride, with coal ran ashore Sands
Point FRIDAY night In fog.
NORFOLK, Oct 1.-THE schr John Gilmore colIidcd
with the schr Jas vedrcn in the hsrbor yesterday
Ing The latter vessel had hsr mansail
rail cut Ncvcry serious damage done. Both vessels
were from Now York.
QUEBEC. 1S--The tug Dauntess and two schoouers
went ashore TO-DAY IN fog 10 miles up tho river All
high aud dry on the bank.
doom PAssAoE-Bsrk Thomas Brooke. Capt Waugh.
sailed from Now YORK Oct and arrived st usnt annmo
on 17h thus making tho passage In than 10
LAuscnxD--At Bath, Nc, Oct IL. by Goss, sawyer 4
Packard, schooner VI Oy tons, named Serena Soper
She owncd by parties In New York aud IL to be
manded by Captain Ezra Soper.
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sHIPBUILDING AT CHESTER.

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER THREE THOUSAND TON
IRON STEAMER.
A new iron steamer, built for the Grinnoll line,
and destined to between New York and New Or
leans, launched ut Chester Pa. yesterday. She
feet long her water line. $50 feet all. 30
feet BEAM moulded. and 20 feet inches depth of
hold. She is about 5000 tons. and has two pairs Of
double compound engines Bard's patent. The
propeller is Of tho Hirsh patent having four blades
capable being removed either singly all together
from the hub to which they are attached. Tho
diameter of the wheel is Is feet pitch % feet
and will make IS revolutions per minute. Her
boilers, tubular cylindrical are eight in number. of
large proportions the working pressure of which s
eighty pounds to the square inch. Tho vessel has
three decks. principally iron and the deck frames.
which OF iron, are fastened in the most secure
manner known in naval architecture. speed OF
sixteen knots an hour Is expected from the new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

BRrDGEwArER, Ms, Oct l5-Arrived brig Sophia tBr).
Long. Liverpool
CARDivF Oct 15-Arrived bark Kcsmsrk tBD. Turner.
MOncton. NIB.
FATHER PoINr. Oct 1sPassed steamer Sandman (Br>
Dutton. from Liverpool for Montreal.
GUANTANAMO, Oct 17-Arrived bark Thomas Brooks.
Waugh. Now York Oct
HALIFAX. Oct l7Arrived. steamers Scandinavian (Br
Livcrpoel Beta tBr). Shaw, st Thomas and Bermuda
Sailed l7th cablo steamer Nina. for st Pierre.
NAYAcuEx Oct 16-Saed. steamer Caribsl (Br), For
guson. New York.
NORTH SYDNEY, CB, Oct 16-Arrived steamer Bernard
Castle 3r Dslling Montreal (and left for Bristol
PRRNAMBUcO, Sept 17-Arrived, brig Leonard Myers,
Hicks, New York.
Sailed Sept 49, bark Henrietta (Br) Adams Southwest
Pass: brig w Hale (Br). Langdon from Rosario Fall
mouth X: 18th bark Pathfinder r Bcndon Bull River.
ROSARIO Sept 17ln port bark Rebecca Crowe Atkins,
for Boston ready for Abie Abbott Chase for the
West Indies 90 brig Stella Davis. for Boston. ldg
FxLIcIrR. Oct lS-Passed steamer Ph9nician (Br),
Scott from Glasgow for Montreal.
ST JOHN. NIB, Oct 16-Arrved bark Richard Nor, Oh
sen. Sharpness.
Cleared 18th schr Bucco Br). Hutcheson Philadelphia
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct l6-Arrived bark Ruma (Aus. Begna,
New York.
BRISTOL Oct ls-sailsd steamer Bristol r,, symons,
New York.
BORDEAUX, Oct I6-Sailed bark Penultieme FRI, Gen.
dret, New York.
BARCELONA, Oct ls-Arrived steamer Castillo sp Men
chaca, Now York.
DuskIRK. Oct is-Arrved, bark Hervatska (Aus).
Schnautx. Philadelphia.
GLASGOW. Oct lsIn port ships st Patrick dr) Cook,
and Gcnhnart tBr), STREET, for Boston, to sail 18th
Sailed 5th. ship Glenmorag dr. for Boston
GENOA. Oct l5-Arrived. brig vncenxo Lavagna GtaD,
Lavagna. Pensacola.
Hull, Oct ls-Arrived steamer Lspanto (Br), Rogers
New York; bark Melbourne (Br,. Perry. PhadeIphia.
HAvRE. Oct lS-Saed, steamers Amerique (Fr) Jonds
New York: Herder Ger, Brandt (from Hamburg do
LIvERrooL. Oct lsArrved. steamers Anglia (Br) An.
derson New York; Federico (Sp). Aberastur Batimore
Warrior (Br), Jones. New Orleans
Sailed 10th, ship Sovereign Of the seas Wood. New
York.
MARsELLss. Oct l6-Sailed bark Giusto Aus, Coombes
Now Orleans
oroRro, Oct la-Arrived bark Annie Troop (Br Towne
Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 49, 9PM-Arrived, steamer Adriatic
Br Jennings, Now York for Liverpool and proceeded
Also arrived 18TH steamer Nevada (Br Rigby New York
for Liverpool ian proceodeal
ALEXANDRIA Egypp. Oct ls-Bark Leone CAus), Pre-
muda from New York Aug 10 has boen burned here
10 total loss
LONDON. Oct lsBsrk C Jones dBr). Mcleod from Bar
celons Sept 20 for New York. been wrecked Villa
Ricos Tho saved.
Bark Midas, CURTIS from Valparaiso Is ashore at San
Antonio and will probably prove The Midas
3i4 tons register, old hailed from wow
Bedford. whore she was built
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
FALMOUTH, Oct 1s-Wnd W; rain.
HoLynEAD Oct 1s-Wind INV, gentle
LIVERPOOL, Oct ls-WiDd Sw, light: foggy.
LIZARD, Oct 1s-wind W, fresh thick; rain.
scILLr. Oct 1S-Wind NV light; misty; barometer
80 Us.
ST. CArHARINEs. Oct 16-Wind NV, light; dull; ba-
rometer so; thermometer 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Nrwronr Oct 1.-THE Lime Rocx light has been changed
from white by order Of Treasury Department
and will do we'll TO bear this fact In mind.
Notice IL hereby eiveu that n second class buoy
black the 18th inst placed close TO aud TO
wreck OF the Of Maryland reported
by Schley. United states Navy. This wreck
lies miles SSE Of Isle Of Wght buoy In ~ fstboms OF
water One shows about feet above the water the
o,brr broken 90 few feet under tho water. II very
serious danger night lies directly In the track Of
vessels
nuoY MARKING LITTLE Gull pASK. COAST ov MARYLAND.
Nv order OF the Lighthouse Board second class
buey painted black has been placed Dull shoa
Of Maryland Tho Atlantic House, largest hotel In Ocean
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FULLY EXONORATED.

Justice Bixby yesterday announced that he had
dismissed the charges made by Jennie Rigney
against DR.. Weld, the dentist who accused of
seduction and associated with DIR. Pape In CON-
plant OF malpractice. The evidence In tho CASE
which Justice Bixby has been long time In collect
ing was collected and sent to the dentists counsel
Mr.. Hemming. with notice that further pro-
ceedings would be carried on against his client. The
charge against DIR. Pape was also dismissed.
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SAILED.

Steamers Csermsnic Br) for Liverpool; Hevetia 3r)
do; Ethiopia IBr). Glasgow Best ,Be!g, Antwerp
windda (Br), Cardiff: yoscl Ger, bremen: City Of
Merida Havana: Santiago do Cuba do Aigiers Calves
ton Rio lirande ao Hudson New Orleans; Con Whit
noy. do: City of savannah, savannah CITY of Atlanta
Charleston; Benetactor, Wilmington. NC: Il q knight.
Georgetown DC; Old Dominion Richnoud &c: ship John
Berry banks st Olavcs Dr. Cork New Bruns-
wick (Nor) Rotterdam: Viaior tNor Marseilies; Ophr
tBr. Lvcrpool Mega Ger Esinoro; Madras tBr Anjer;
Hong Kong tGerD Dantxic; Robert Rerr Br) Lon
Resoluts Brl do; Day Star (Br) Dingle Roindeer st
Pierre: schr W IN Il knighton. Point I'itre.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Windwsrd (Br Sloan. from Cardiff for New York.
Oct q, lat sd %, Ion IL %
brig Dudley kuhne from Paysondu for baltimore Sent
III. lat % ~. Ion 80 81.
Sehr Bessie Black IBs Ludlow, from New York for ST
Johns ~ under storm trysail - DAYS having boon
nown on was supplied with water sby steamer Beta ut
Halifax. Oct 10 lat Al n Ion 63 20.
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City. Md. bears NV Il magnetic Fenwieh's Island
Lighthouse bears 4 " magnetic. This buoy Is placed
In four athoms water tide the
aud eastern end of the hoaes OF tho To tho
northward anu eastward of there Is
fathoms at low water; to the tho
water shoals TO fathoms within miles
OF che buoy. q WHITE, Commander u 5 Navy
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse District.
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mont Meanwhile. due regard for true standards
necessitates the statement that Miss McCuloch was
not = success Oh Friday evening Saturday.