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Young Men!-Read This.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., of Marshall,
Mich. offer to send their celebrated
ELEcTRo-VoLTAIC BELT and other ELEc-
TRIO APPLIANoEs on trial for thirty days,
to men (young or old) afflicted with
nervous debility, loss of vitality and
manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, par9Iy-
sis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred,
as thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet
free.
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TeIeSralh ers, Protective Union.

Boston, December 15.-Telegraph
operators from all companies i'll this
city met Yesterday and formed a pro-
tectiYe association. 1t is understood this
action is in common with other oper-
ators throughout the country.
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DENTIST.

DENTIST, J. B. KEYSOR, LATELY CON
IL nected with DR.. J. R Fsn.Aui&ii, has re-
moved to THE HERALD New Building, where
he is prepared to do all kinds OF Dental work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
DENTIST, F. C. NICHOLS, OgFIGE 0P-
~ posite Walker HOUSE, over Seabury &
JOhnssns drug store. AResthe5es given.
Telephone in Office.
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AIawver's Opinion of Interestto All.

J. A. Tawney, Esq, leading attor-
ney of Winona, Mimi, writes, After
using it for more than three years, l
take great pleasure in stating that | re-
gard DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
Sumption as the best remedy in the
world for Coughs and Colds. 1t has
never failed to cure the most severe
colds have had, and invariably relieves
the pain in the-cheSt.
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THERE Is MEANS OF Eradicating
local disease of the skin that can be
relied on, viz: GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP.
HILb's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black
CT Brown, SOC.
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Hip Hin1Rn-.oA,

5o dHe l2 dst and best news for ever
Central 20 70 and md get your photos at TIE
and nT mi, ~ West Temple Street. Wory
stem 1if n cam be beat anywhere J n +
There Il and find out for yourSej / az !
nent no mistake in this advertise.
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1i-SSA' December I4.-At an ex,,lo-
,.''l "a me eoiiery Of the Staatsbohn
HTr PAM at Anoqa Steyrdorf soptb
a3I &c. 7e.'eh 5y-uFe men were killed
'''9O'i13 ana fathers d families
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The Hone OF the Nation.

Children, show in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate; use a" Wells
Health Remover. -
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-z7HF HOGAN TEMPLE WILL BE CLOSED
ON Fyidqv evening. December the 18th,
1854 and r.Cpened on Monday, December
". W. MERRILL,
d1s President.
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BR-IOod.

PARIS, December 14.-The mistress of
NORM, shot by Nine. Hughes, says she
will kill Mime. Hughes after the latter s
released from custody.
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. Smith 81
Co s Drug Store. 14)
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Cholera.

ROME, December 15.-Quarantine will
be abolished in all Italian ports next
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Quiet, Shady IL EEOme1Ike.
ANDREW c. BRESEE. Proprietor.
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Tough on Pain, pIasta,.

tbo JSe l,a I ana Strengthening iD,,,~oro7
sae '1'e Tor hacaache, pains "a e }I0tS ~
15aists or mail. - zoc'
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Business Failure.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., December 10
Wilbur & Hendricks, wholesale provision
dealers, have assigned.
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AIRS. MAHON HAS, ORE5ED HER
III Dress Making Rooms, 70 W Kimbau
Block up stairs. sure fit guaranteed
Prices according to the times. ladies call
and see.
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ESTRAY-REWARE:

A SMALL JERSEY COW, WITH PART
ion at H. J. Grant & Co.'S, and be rewarded.
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DR. COOPER.

T T. COOPER, N. D., OFFICES UP
4. stairs, Palace Hotel. 0sice hours from
8 to IL am, 2 to pm. GonsultatiOns7free
from TO 10.
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IL ~ W Il AAA-c-S

TTAyTNG PURCHASED THE B ~INEsS
Il OF T. Il. 8laleira & &C., We III con-
finue eqrne II the old stand, under the firm
nsrae of Frice q Eeedham. We hope by
p7omptness and attention t. business and
handling only the best goods, to retain Rll
the old customers and add many new ones,
ELI I. PRICE,
THOMAS B. NEEDHAM.
October LIST, 1854.
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PIANO FSsONS.

AFR. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MI
III sic, removed 10 FIrSt SoEsh street,
second door east OF st. Marks ehEFcL Og-
den visited Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
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ONE OF the most popular places OF
amusement in the city is at Roberts q
Nelden's Drug Store. Their Holiday
Novelties are the attraction.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

JURORS CERTIFICATES AND AUDI
y tors Warrants. Highest Cash Price paid
NJ. l.. CUMMINGS.
Opposite David James & Go.
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TO REMT

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TERMS
IN Reasonable. Mrs. Lang3s, 13S, g. Second
South Street. opposite 18th Ward School
House.
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NEW DESIGNS in Silver-ware, fancy
Goods and everything suitable for Holt
day Presents, at Joslin & Parks.
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IOST-PEVyARD.

ON MAIN STREET, a LARGE BROWN
" Wallet, containing money and notes.
The finder viii be literally rewarded by
leaving It at this Ofice.
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EXTRA WHITE Illuminating Oh,
superior to all others,
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e 2 CIHTE-

~ ENERAL TRANSFER AGENT, TO AND
Ut from all depOts; ex 2erienc eG-5dEayman;
satisfaction guaranteed. Stand, Jennings &
Sons and Remington, JJhlsoD & 90.
z. r OLUTE.
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BOARD AND LODGING, S1.50 to s.. 90 per
Day, According to Room.
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VOUNG LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
i Embroidery, Art Needle work, Fancy
work of all kinds, call on Nos N. Lawson
Y S Fourth West Street. Terms reasons bic.
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Large and welETentilateA rooms lsc-cla
Sample rOOI1s for Commercial 2csTelers-
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FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE, SUNNY 'FRONT.' ROOMS
i nicely furnished, either in suit or single
Y S Fourth West Street,
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WANTED.

A GIRL AS COOK APPLY E%sIEDI-
"A ately to Mrs. GOha, Twentieth Ward
corner Pine and First North Streets.
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IT IS surprising to hear the prices
given by Roberts s. Nelden, for Holiday
Goods. Everybody can buy even Il
moneyis scarce.
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A GOOD MUSIC, TEACHER, TO GO TO
"A Wanship, Summit COuntY. Prospects
good, quite a large number aTS DESTROYS of
taking lessons. Gail at HEEsLD for par
ticulars
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HOTELS.
--THE--s-

NJ ET RIO OLITA an
Corner West Te1ayaean Third South streea
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAEA
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RATEs-S2. O0to $3.50 Per Dey.
Special Rates by the seek-
DEGETOL * RYAN. EEoDrietOrs.
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THE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOR
1 1878, 1880 and 1882 at TIE HERALD count
ing room.
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HAVE YOU seen those handsome
French Clocks at Joslin 81 Parks that
strike the hours, quarters, hah ana
three-quaTters.
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lew Brick and Newly Furnished.
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VALLEY HOUSE,
Opposite Temple and Tabernacle.
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First-eiass EA5PIE ROOM on ground 8acr
ie3
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Kennedy.
price SOC. For sale as &. q. smith q
Co. s Drug Store. w
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BROOKLYN.

William Chiistianscn, of No. ia 1i,ingston.st ,
was ON trial before Justice Walsh yesterday on the
charge of practising medlCin" without being reg
| lstercd lie claimed 10 he herb specialist lie
was first arrested Tor NAL practice treating pa
nent but the Jury discharged him, ~ he mad gwen
proper remedies His counsel claimed that he
should he discharged although he had no diploma
since he gave special remedies just rs druggists do
The i7th Regimen. y. c. :. ~ " numbering
about 800 men, under command of Cuiunr Gaylor
was reviewed on the Prospect Park Parade Ground
yesterday by lnspcci0r-Gencral Briggs.
Henry Hertz. a painter. of No. pos johnson ave-
recently sold his business Tor $500. including 10
Journey 10 Europe he gave the money to his wife,
who pat il for saickoepng ~ stove IN their par
lor But she did not tell her husband who're IL was
and one day last week he threw half.burnod
match into the stove which hnmcd M the whole
amount Hertz went 10 WOih the next day.
An absolute divorce was granted Yesterday 10
john l.. Goodwin from Mrs. Anna \. Goodwin
MAYOR Low Jailed IN hrs attempts to paw visits Of
respect on lucsdly 10 General butter and ox.Goy-
.rnor II. JOhn the two Presidential candidates who
have already visited BioO lyn lie failed 10 find
either oi them. The Mayor viii call on Mr. blame
and Governor Cleveland when they VlsIt Brook iyn.
he Long Island Baptist Association continued in
SESSION yesterday afternoon and evening IA tho
Strong Place baptist Church. A la ge number Of
baptlrins IN the past year were reported by the
churchcs- At a SuudaY-scnOpl mas,-mceting IN the
evening addresses were made by Tho Rev. Mcssrs.
John Finch, Il. MaiteI aud I. H. Gcssor
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THE WATTS PICTURES I'NPACKED.

The pictures composing the Watts loan collec-
Zion, which arrived from London on Saturday by
the National Line steamer France, are now at
the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the unpack-
sing was completed Yesterday The collection con
tsins hfty-fonI paintings aud three photographs.
General Cesnoa SAID that the whole collection had
arrived In perfect condition and that the work oi
banging would begin Vt once. The collection ~ to
be placed III the west gallery on the top floor and
the pictures which formerly hung there have been
removed 70 make place for those OF Mr.. " ats. IL
only after considerable hesitation that the art
{st consented 10 allow his works the Atlantic
1le greatly dreaded tie risk Of damage DUNG the
voyage. The trustees Of the Museum have insured
The whole collection for f62. CO., which, however,
did nOt entirely set MIR. Watts's mind at rest he
his art. He also felt reluctant 10 exhibit before
= foreign public pictures hchhe calls unfinished.
in letter to John Taylor Johnston he says that all
his pietares are tar frsm complete, and are liable
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SECTRING ONLY SOj'R GRAPES.

Mrs NJ. T. 1ompkins, whose husband is the pro-
pie OF of large grocery store at Spring and Su-
van sts.. managed the establishment last week, as
her husband was sick IN bed al hume, No. 81
Charlton->t On saturday night. after good
day. trade Mrs. rompklns tied up the receipts in
bundle which she placed ~ stoqt paper bag;
change and "a - gold piece.
Ats o'c0ck Mrs. loiapi.ins closed the stor
and with her clerk August Wehrnan, started home
August earned the paper bag cont aiming the money
In one hand and bag containing some grapes IL the
other They walked M Mc)Ougal-st. without mo-
lestatiOn ne far as Nandan-st., when four men, wbo
Mrs JOmphins AYERS. wore masks, sgIang from be-
hind q wagon and assaulted her and her clerk. The
battle was short but spirited. Mrs. Tonpkins
screamed Justify and Wchrman Piled his fists eilec-
lively One of the rOhb,Is succeeded III taking
from Weliunau he bag containing The grapes. and
having. as they thought. secured the spOils they
made their escape. The So gold piece slipped
through a toru place IN the mOney-bag and was
picked up in the scuiiie his the only loss.
The foot pads have not been arrested.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brook IN Republican County Convention, y i. n.
hoard of Ustimatc and Appointments 80 .. ~.
EcnnhIican COUNTY Assembly and School tommia-ion
crs Conventions. White Plains. -,
Chsfcc.Wnrd rcfcrcnco case before R'f'reo tole ~
4.
broadway Surface Railway suit, Supreme 'oIf'
Aldormcn's Commute" on Hallway, noon.
Democratic barbecue aud ma g m"ctinci Brnoh "
Nautical school examination, training thip ~ Wary
Lie saving service institution NJ. - Fta'ctt ~
lIriRh jerome l'gik rnso l0fEti'o I'''t ''ui 1873"
y.
Ir,lnQ Han Assembly Con'c utoua.
Installation of the Rev. + A. tfandD F"'nfy mira
street Eaptiet church. -. m.
klnlugftcn Association. 50. ioo Wet FIGS fowH
a.. = u. M
Landing ~ ,num,tcinl tahlc, Ninh 'fpn Beach.
Master nf Iuidrft Atsnt lniiun. VI li1 lh'it5 49,
~. $3.50.
invrr Wall -tirci Mtich1ntf piiue rn' l'enl t.nhi
40 100 wait o., y j. a.
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NEUS IRON THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Ex-A.somblyman John O'Rourke has made a
COMPLAINT 10 the Board of Education against Miss
Amelia j. Strykor. teacher in Public school No.
II. Mr.. ORourkcs daughter IS pupil IN Miss
STRIKERS class. The child was absent for several
DAYS recently. account Of sickness, and when she
returned her father sent IN explanatory note TO
Mr.. Ridenouer the principal. Miss Stry ker received
the note and informed the child that there was no
room for her ~ the class. Mr. bRonrkc stated the
facts to the principal. and the child WAS ren~tstcd
Miss Strykei then. angcred at the OverrulEg OF her
decision, began. Mr.. URourkc alleges, 10 insult the
child because of her Irish parentagc. The matter
was rofcrred % COmmltte. Tor investigation.
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LONG ISLAND.

COLLEGE PoINI.--Thomas NJ. Conkling, ticket
agent of the Long Island Railroad Company, was
arrested yesterday a charge Of embczzcmeni
lie IL said 10 be over 1900 short i'll his accounts.
The proceedings are initiated by the Guarantee
Company of North America. who are his bondslncu.
He was held IN So, 900 bail.
LONG ISLAND CiIY.-liy order of DR.. u. T. Dem
Ter "A thorough examination has been made OF tho
pipes in Ienthst. to tho source of the cx-
p0slve matter in the pipes. A quantity Of the rc-
fuse has been submitted 10 a chemical analysis and
found TO be petroleum and rosIn oil. There have
been three explosions within a few weeks, by
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
b Arcuuc Hofsl-Goverpor Clevela

Fifh Arenuo HOtet-GOvernor Cleveland,
Governor r. NJ McIanc of Mary land; Congres g. A
Bouree Of Maine General Wsooy Smith oft hcago
Gfisey HOusc-Samucl Piimsol. OF England nud tias
ms Corning Of Albany. Ncc Iort Hotct-William J.
Scrncsg L. g. Minister Colombia. ard Frederick u.
Prince Of Boston .HogDidn HoWsS governor Thomas
NJ Waller, of Connecticut, aud Attorney General Lewis
G. Cassidy Of Pcnnsy lvania Victoria Ho'>l-congrrss
man George r. Davis and \. " Jones, OF Chicago, anu
Edward Mcpherson. of FcnnsS vann ADemdre
Hotel Judge A. &. Coke. Of Utica. BtkbQhdm H1e'
Henry IrOba 81 Cincinnati FrrroH House ~ "
r. Carter. Hawaiian Minister Of Washington. Hort
81 Najc-A Attorney General Dennis O'Bricn ana sllte
Treasurer Il. A. MAJ WELL Of Albany.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY,
CRUSHED BENRATH A FALLING SHED

oNr PERSON KILLED AND SEVERAL oiiiths IN
JuRrp-oAUsE OF THE ACCIDENT
A sudden crash, followed by q profound silence;
arrested the attention of passersby az tho io' %
broadway near the Washington Building M ~, 49, a
n m Yesterday. The street was croWoeu, anu -, =.
moment the space In front of No. Bioaaway 10,
fsnsely packed. fringe Of white dust nsns sot
above mass of broken jolsts iath a anu cries
whence the cruuching sound had proceeueu. top
and groans from beneath the wreck satm.d the,r
HELM aud five policemen immcdiatey pusno"; "
way 10 the front and went to WORK III ."o ,,ar,,e
heavy shed had fallen on swarm OF p"%o, ,tPnL
chiefly children from Washington anu HIeen n"an'
sits who were gathering hre-woou IN imv Of The
lot formerly occupied by the carpenter SHOPS w ,
elevated railroads Four limp ana bruised ooI ny
w.r. carried out one of them already llicioss. Nv
dead man was Cornelius Donohue, age hitN vi Nv;
81 Iibapy.st His skull was compulsory ciusncu
and he must have died instantly: Inc poal was
taken To tho police station IN New Nhain"1' ,s.
Donohuc was 'longshoreman. lie WAS "'''"N'
with one daughter, age twenty. 49,. oro
OF these injured the most seriously hui "a, WI &c
three children who were carried into the onlre VI
DIR. Turner No. 7 Broadway. Jnlla kusnloia, IYv
Zen of No 81 Westinghouse. had her ankle " 's
broken and her head painfully cut John i' ~
age fourteen, of No. ID Westinghouse, ia" m.a
skull fractured aud leg broken. in,S Wei u
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital, Inc oo ,
,s in a critical condition. John Downing, age
fifteen. he son of grocer at No 10 WASHINGTON,
st was carried home with broken thlgn. ceN r
others we're slightly injured. All OF Tue Nlc' TIE,
lived in the midst of poverty. In the afternoon inc
shed was torn down bv work men. IN.
"1helot was crowded with the poor PeopinG ies,
at night and began at 1T bright and cary ms MOI u
ing At last they began 10 rob the rooi on "
pcrts II was their fault that the shed rel IL
was like saving of the limb you're sitting on
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WTSTCUCSTER COUNTY.

PEFKsEiIL-M the liremcns parade yesterday
twenty lire companies from abroad were present.
After tho parad the tournament took place IN
Mnin-st The Hudson Hose. of YOnkers won the
first prize of 500, and the City Hose, of fonkers,
the second Prize of$iO. Tho test was to run 400
wards Law 800 feet of hose and at ach to hydrant.
There were over 800 Of the old volnntce tiremen III
liao from this city with a singlc-deck engine.
YoNKrRs.-Thc funeral of Ethan Flage, took
place yesterday at the FIRST Presby terrain Church
The services were conducted by the Rev. John
Reid. the pastor assisted by the Rev. DR.. Dwight
NJ. Seward the former pastor Of the church. Tue
pall-bcarcrs were Collector w. H. Robertson. Robert
F. Getty, David IIawley, William Allen Butler
William &. Foote James Stewart, John Olmstcd,
r. Eickemeycr and John Henry Williams.
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NEW Ark.

Henry Earl was analgned III the Police Court
yesterday on a charge of burglary. Mrs Anton
Trcbold. of No. - Bcimont-ave, surprised Earl in
her bedroom IN The act of packing up some cwcIy
aud cigars. >hc seized hm by the neck ami called
for aid Earl resisted aud the woman struggled
desperately T." bold HIM and dragged into the
halfway, where she was reinforced by Mrs. Keep
pier, tenant IN the house. 1hcy continued 10
strugglc with him until u policeman arrived and
took hfm IN custody.
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREI8N PlirI.

roSpoy. oct l6-Ariyed steamer Lgytl1n Monarch ur).
MORAN. ftota N~v.Yofk.
Liyrool, oct l5-Arrivod. steamers Mcnmo tBr. Am.
lot n0n lia moto uc T. hNrd III carson. from Norfolk
- onis tlr. owens. from savannah sept -.
Arrived steamers ,nrtiy ar yhuru ftOIi
snnan sept 20 lstian Bri Iclsk from i1ston oct I.
tt sailed steamer SouihN0Oi ttIr, walker Galveston
t6th-hirNed steamer Onauo tBr. Couch, nOn Montreal
GruNnowN Octli-26o am Arrived steamer oregon
Or, Ne Nc an FROM sen YORK. Oc on ser 10 LNer
200. land proceeded
/ tho "a m-hrrv.d steamer America 1'rl, Grace.
from New York Oct - her Liverpool aud cd
OBJ
GLAsCoW, Oct tj-Arrved steamers Concorht lru Iolo.
from "1iti'h oct ]; "ccian ,Bf lie GaaIr om Montreal
IsIH WIGHT, Oct lb-Paa.ed steamer Caledonia ar,
Esthhaw, uOrn boston sept ~ her tOniun.
tLLAEn oct 10 Passed NOIrdind Brlg Nltkrly.
Rom N,N Ork oct %. On her waJ Ia Antwerp
also t'asse steamer MordNa tlorl, P"zoldt from New.
York oct - 81 her way Ia Hamburg
~ NiEEiANn, uCt li-sai-d, steamer Galveston llr for
Galveston.
n aHBt no. oct SAILED steamer Frsa oGsr Kopn or
New.
GInE,ir. Oct l4-Aailod Columbia Bro car.
VIZ lrOn Mediterranean ports ot Nrw.lork.
AsrixwAL Oct l8-Atryed. steamer SANTIAGO Cotton from
New. YORK.
VERA cruz Oct l3-ArTivrd steamer Romeo tBr) VIII.
Jams, from Newly OK via Havana
~ Jonxs NJ oct l5-Arrived steamer Hanoyerlan (nr.
Thompson, Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Oct i5-Arrved steamers lows tBr. walker Lly
sTpool, Gen whitney, Hallett Newloik
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IItaJed ssaMAfe HeFkAhFa, HfhaF, HAHHbfs HFHFfHs
philadelphia " v HimapL New Vars
BALLAD, steamers Missouri aRa HISTORIAN, . 49,,
tuii tDELpHIi sisanes Xesisnd lbsiG
!irfn Apwsrpi Maydower Dayison, New foIk Lancaster
New Ba,ifoIi Wi'lisHg0lf, Ieri smonth -,
tlssred ssmers iInaie brl French ~ ago Hercules
New York.
BALTIMORE. Oct l5-Aulyod, steamers Oranmoro tHrl,
JOnbs Iy rfpoOlI NuTnheig (Ger, Jaeger, Bromon WIN
Kennedy. Providence Fanny Csdwsls .ler. New York.
Cleared aissmera Gsulenla (Br, Horshed, onusnstown
Jerome Rr Maoartney Para WIN crane savsnnsh Martha
stevens hew.YOfk
Sailed, steamers Gardenia aud VIM Crane
WiMINn1os, oct -AInyef, steamer -eguator. Doane
New.YOrk
SAVANNAH oct I5Arrved steamer e,hlro (Fr Boston
Cleared steamers straheen tiir. Hevs Hswardsn (br
barcelona
saeo Adioondaoks (Br. Charleston Chsttahoo
chloe New.YOrk.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct i5Cleared steamers Alicia, Liverpool
city OF Dallas, Belize.
AT the Pss,es-Arrived steamer CTagallion. -
Sailed steamers Historian LivcrDOo NewOrlesns anu IL
payo. New.