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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
MHERST.

AMHERST Mass Dec. A destructive fire occur
red in Sbutesbury Wednesday evening, when the
house and barn of Charles Burdette consumed
The buildings belonged to James Stetson, of Amherst
and we're insured The whole property OF Mr.. Bur
dette consisted of his household goods and crops,
which we're wholly destroyed without insurance,
leaving the family destitute. Neighbors and friends
in Amherst he ped him out and settled him in another
of Mr. Stetson's houses in Amherst. The hre was
probably caused b., rats building their nests near tue
stOve-plpe.
The Tenn pie Quartette OF Boston gave a concert in
College Hall last evening The quartet,e was received
with the usual cordial reception gwen by Amherst
excellence. Next Thursday the Donste Sisters VIII
gave "A concert in the place. The month since
tn, r return from Europe has been spent in giving
concerts IN Boston, New-York aud elsewhere, which
have met with marked success Amherst people will
be glad 10 avail Themselves this opportunity hear
them.
AT the very urgent request of his parishoneTs, the
Rev Samuel Smelling, Rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, has Withdrawn his resignation, snd alter a
vacation of come weeks in the Bermudas will con
tinue his work indefinitely.
Mr. Avery Chamberlain, who recently sold out his
livery-stable business will 20 out West with view
of shing himself in business The stable which
he occupied is Owned by Frank Wood proprietor Of
Woods Hotel, who will hereafter carry ON livery
business there In connec ion with bis hotel
The Farnswortb rhetorical prizes at the Agricultural
College having been withdrawn BY the ceath OF the
donor Mr. Isaac Farnsworth, OF Boston, they Will De
made good by Hiram Kendall, OF the e.ass OF 1870
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NATIONAL BANK STOCKHOLDERS.
How THE STOCK Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FACTS AND EIGURES.

HOW THE STOCK Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-The annual report OF MI. Iren-
holm, Controller OF tue Currency contains tables
showing how OF National banks Is istrnued
tn sho thai capital stock Of he 2,s6s National
banks representde by 7l16s94 shares. and that OF
these 20 80 per cent arc bed by Residents
IT the state in which the bank Is located. The NUMBER
OF held by natural persons Ia 6o2Ll43 or over
81 per cent while remainder are he'll "a follows;
5000 shares religious charitable and educational
institutions; 6lss by municipal corporatons 490.9s3
by savings banks companies and Insurance COM
paniss, and 1887 by AL otner corp rations Inc
number OF sharenoldr. National banks Is 223os5' OF
whlcl number 2lJs76 or over 30 per cent are natui
persons Cut OF 4JO993 thares held oy SAVINGS pahhs
trust conf anirs AMI iDsuranc- comp tule- hesrB
AIS shares held Nor aud East OF the Dsrct OF
Columbia. 49,, 49, -, -
TIE tables also in states in which the older
banks are stock is largely he'd by resi-
de t. aud widely distributed while la tue same
nearly all banks u recent orsanlzatou Tue
proportion OF nOu shareholders Is srser ana
the amodnI OF stock held amounts Is greater
TINS shows the Controller says. the Important ana
significant National bank sys en- Is ser.lns
bring caJa into those new Ills rcts from tue olnrr
states and IN this way IL is constant an valua nle
factor process by which American Industry ana
enterprise being extended all over the continent
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
long ISLAND CITY's UNPAID TAXES.

Treasurer Beckwenn, Of Long Island city announces
he VIII Resume the sale Of property
UNPAID begun by him several weeks But 70
per of the property put far been sold outright
Union College the city s42ys7 but trustees
saved te property from Tie hammer by paying $4,000
OF years tar. James Thompson who owes
s2j6 81 has recently paid Sill OOO On the other hand
r. j. woo-ey and Emiy r. WoOsey owing sll,l43 50 and
ss,s7O2 respectively, refuse pay cent
until the matter is settled against them in
courts The aggregate claimed 10
be owing the city for unpaid taxes s202 z3s So II trouble
city returns the and
Fee simple FOR the property until alter
the redemption eighteen hence Many delin
enough ~ keep Their property being
sold Others roeem Their property already disposed Oh
sold auction has brought IN
three the amount OF taxes and
The the neglect these taxes reaching
dates 10 the DeDevOise
IL camo that al the time these real prop
made Valuation whatever a. per
consequently. the real
property undue figure IL alleged that
failed To the the
valuation IN real property was In brought
about placing near 1t Ve Douevars and parks which had
no existence except on paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
BROOKLYN.

The report Of the Broadway Railroad Tor the year
shows that the gross earninss we're ana s net s Xe
5000, 900 passengers were carried
John Rogers was held for by Justice Massey yesterday
from Mr. CLIFFORD Of No. 457 Fourteenthst
Dr. Alexander J. Rooney Of the Eighth Ward coroner
elect. yesterday by the County Clerk
William Furey appointed foreman Of the ahorers in
Docks Department Of the Navy Yard yester
o william A. Furey. Commissioner of Jurors
The Contract Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors
ior the County BuiFin at % loot to Charles
arshorn rparAs pore9 %. tM s ~ I'm eu no 'g
az 1881 and l4h Regiment Armory at s20o4 TO James
". BuketL
toncrro IN favor opening Twenty sccons from Ihir
ave- marx and ChaunceysL nom saratogast
HOpklDson-ave.
The appointment Of winar. Bartlett Justice
the rne Of The oenera Tern 81 s 1np,9mr Goure @ %
indignation a. so expressed ny Jaw eIs 4" no thought
The appointment practically removes justice Bartlett
from Brooklyn.
Michael Doughertv was oqni nseasbe yesterday at Kent
and died IT Catherine Hospital
Il Ii announced sufficient has been raised TO fur
Methodist Episcopal Spiial better known a. the
seney Hospital and contracts for tue work Will lie given
The structure will BE- finished in about zeal
trend has give $1,000 provided tnat $50 600
raised within ninety Jays Onenith OF this Last sum las
already been subscribed
Officer Michael Of the stagg force while attempting
u extngul-h blazing chimney AT NO l65 Monrosest yes
ieay root seriously injured HIS LETT
arm and RIBS were broken.
John Tooker Morches T. L. visited Police Super
ntenent Campbell yesterday IN regard TO his brother aI
brother boarded at No ~ Pulaskst and worked
Nichols d co, New York He was TO be married TO MISS
morgues and police stations IL is city brooklyn ana Jersey
CITY been searched Mr Iooker seen IN Chambe's
> NOvemDer6.
William J. Osborne CITY Judgeelect sent his resignation
Bridge Trustee 10 Mayor Whitney yestersy. Ex-Ples
dent Hazza of the Brooklyn city karoad Company and
DAVID Bennett mentioned a. candidates for III, place Mt
February rs lssS S'''''' '1''''1
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NOTES OF THE EMPIRE SITE.
MORAL ISSUES AT HoRNELLsvILLE.

THE LAW AND ORDER SOCIETY TO DIsBAND-
TEACHERS INsTITUrE-PERsoNAL
HORSELLsvILLR, Dec 4.-The revival services,
under the manag ment of the Rev Z. b. Davidson.
which have been held at the Park Church for the
pas five weeks closed few days ago The meet
ings have been we'll attended and much interest
manifested. Three hundred conversions are re-
ported. Mr.. Davidson is now enga yed in a revival
at Seneca Falls
The Law and Order Society. which came in with
rush last spring kind of an annex to the St
John boon. has been sleeping its everlasting sleep
since the Common Council of the city refused 70
accept a copartnership, as a diversion, IN the
inter est of the Democratic party 1t Is now alleged
that the society will disband from the fact that
there will be no more important business 10 trans
act. assistant Democrats urtl the talI ainpalgn
of 1sss. when the order will be reorganiZed:
novel suit has been brought by Auna :. stevens
of Corning against the Grand Lodge OF the Brother
hood of Railroad Brakemen, for the sum OF y, 900.
Mr. Stevens was killed on the Erie roam some
months ago The plaintiff alleges that the de-
ceased carried an Insurance upon MS lie WHICH
was originally ma lie out 10 DER, buU luab III "Ss
afterv ard altered :" as TO make the insurance pay
able 10 n Corning girl, who now claims 10 DC the
second wife of tue deceased. The questions IN
VOWED will mako the proceedings interestin q;
Leslie w. Wellington and A. A. Hadden, attorneys
of Corning. appear for the plaintiff ~
The Teachers Institute for the first district OF
Steuben Comfy was opened mt bath on MONDAY
at the Court Honse, with 1O2 teachers IN attetd-
ance Professor n. X. Sanford is the institute
conductor He will b, ass stef by Professor Nllne
of tienesec. and Professor H. d. Miller, OF BATH.
Mr. eland f. Powers. of Rochester, elOcutlonlst,
in his favorite oiece Esmeralda," will enterlal
the citizens of this place at Academy Hail on wed
nasdav evening. December =.
DR.. joseph ". Robinson. of this city, has gone to
MicnIgan for a season of recuperation;
BENJAMIN r. Gage, of Bath, the Leading DOCK
seller of that place. made an assignment o rev
davs ago 10 J r. Parkhnrst. OF that town. lne
liabilities are said to te quite large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF BOARD ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. C,pecIdb Under the provisions
Of the constitution OF the PeuRsyl vania Railroad Com
panys voluntary relief department the board OF directors
appoint six members OF advisory or governing COM
mittce and the employees Of the main line and connec-
tiOns more The latter have been formed into cleo
tora Ill is0ns and an election for representatives. TOOK
place November 10 the result Of viii ch i announced
today 10y General Manager Pugh, chairman OF the Az
vsorv Committee follows: Michael Trump ele'toti
No l. Penusy yania Railroad division; James +
Field electoral division No. p united railroads OF new
Jersey division: Michael eastman. electoral division No.
g. Philadelphia and Erie Railroad division; James A.
Wilson. electoral division No 1. Northern central ha
way; Leonard d. Tufts electoral division No. D. fhlla,
dclphia Wilmington and Baltimore and Baltimore ana
Potomac railroads: James H. NichOl. electoral DIVISION
No =, West Jersey and Camden aud Atlantic railroads.
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night TO find burglars in his He shouted and they
ran taking his trousers containing 80 At Coemans
grocery, No. 1.162 First-ave, the thieves secured
watch. overcoat and suit OF clothes
William Elotts house, No 3i3 East sixty-eghth ST. was
entered and jewery taken worth $1,000 on FRIDAY DE
tectives Campbell and Marten arrested Carrie Thomas
girl living at No. 80 Third-ave She gave Information
regarding the gang Of robbers and some OF the piunder
found In her The detectives found TWO OF te
gang at No ~ Bleeckerst. entertaining some women
They arrested Frank c. Flanagan and EDWARD l. ,uIy,
both old offenders and well known 10 the police NuIIY
occupied handsome at No. 3sI Third-aVes"h
represented himself TO be Washington
Yesterday the were remanded III the 1oIh.e ~,
AMI in the afternoon Gustave Leahy captured lie
broke down and confessed all Among other things re-
covered is badge No. 23o OF the Veteran fHeiheh s7"
ella
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THE oAuPBELL DIVORCE SUIT

LONDON, Dec. 4-On tn opening OF the Campbell di-
yorce case to-day, Mr. Fnay defendants counsel stated
that Lord Colin Campbell believed that the testimony Of
AMY Wright the nurse that Lady Colin Campbell was
suffering from disease at the time OF her marriage was
false.
,osed that in June and July. 1883, he Lady Colin
Ca,u,e several times entering the Duke OF Marlbor-
ougI's house.
Margaret Low a housemad in the service OF the Duke
az Arvle testified TO the laeness Of Lady Colin camp
beI return home from her visits 10 the DUKE OF mari
borough ,,o, tho oase
by the production Of unnecessary evidence. Al lns
present rate the hearing OF the testimony VIII ias'
mouth" said the Justice. =, 49,,
DAVIS. a travelling servant testified that he "a,rne
Lady Colin Campbell in Paris and saw 1ef AT senti5
hotels where she received visits from the Duke OF MATT
borough.
The hearing was then adjourned.
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RFwARDISG A vILIFIER OF BLAINE.

WASHINGTON. Dec (NpeclGi).-Charles b. Morton OF
Augusta who was the author Of several scandalous o
res regarding Mr. Blaine in the late Presidential cam
pag has at rewarded by the present Admins
tration in being appointed Commissioner of Navgauon
He was strongly urged last by Maine Democrats Tor
the pOston OF postmaster Of Augusta. but Senators FRYE
and Hale objected to the appointment account OF
Nortons conduct toward Blaine. The President dld not
dare 10 nominate him in defiance OF the expressed wishes
va ~ srat,rs 70 INC contrary He rewards Morton
now however. by giving him lucrative post IN WASH
npou Morton has been for some time past the business
manager OF The UgitsfG &C. The paper i owned
Jointly by Ex-Governor Plasted and himself Formerly
ne was agent the Adams TX press Company III Augusta
For other Was iagl0n Necs, see tIlM fagel
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LONG ISLAND CITY-James Owens. eighty years old fel
down SLAMS at lis home Fultonst yesterday and received
internal Injuries
yesterday the barn and carriage house on
tie premises 81 scoit r. SHERWOOD were destroyed W hre
causing loss OF q. 600
GARuKN t1TY-The Pew. Charles A. JessOp h been ap-
pointed assistant % Bishop itticOhn at the Cat edraL
NOODVILLR Sylvester WOOilnll siXtynve wealthy
farmer and an influential Democrat committed sncde yes
terdaY
UNION CoURsR.-Dow :. Lott. milkman. living on the
jana Plank Road went 10 his barn TO
harness ms horses When he entered the stable TWO strangers
walked rapd toward the gate suddenly one o. them drew
revolver and fred The bullet passed through
hs OyeroOd and glanced the buckle OF his suspender
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WEsTCUEsTER COUNTY.

DoBRs FEGRY.-The house Of J. H. Ashton was robbed
Of sverware aud property valued at Sl1OOOo Friday
night
II Jones the who escaped from
the prison On Friday night captured yesterday am re-
turned To MS OIL quarters Clarence OsterhOf farmer near
the village found the fugitive IN his barn. where he a spent
night He took the back the prison and received
reward
WHITE PLANE coroner Tice and Coroner Purdy had
lively cont ~ on Friday night to who should hOd tne IN
quest N the OF Archibald VI. Oakley Mt Pufy GOT
there nTst but Atr because
ii his services Mr. Pnry insisted holding the inquest
and MI lice told him he Of such conduct
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pAKOTANs Ar THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. (SpeeiaD %. :. Clifford, one OF
delegation OF Dakotans arrived In town with
visw owari utheriug the interests OF the Territory
said to-day We here 10 try TO secure from ConR
the opening 10 settlers Of lOO0OOO0 OF the Sioux
H.servatioo This will leave $4,000 900 acres for
Is 900 Indians We want the state divided this winter
al So bur don't think the chances are SO .ooi or tha
Brses we need two more JUDGES IN he Territory and
need them badly, IA have only six a. present.
What else does ia .Ota want T.
Well, wen till get something before we ask
for Something more There's plenty of time for that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

MR. HARRY PROBABLY BLEW OUT THE GAS.
Themas H. Harry Of Humboldt Nevada found uncon-
Taylor Hotel Jersey city 10 m yesterday
The room with gas and H. supposed that Harry
blew the light before FRIDAY night DR. Nc
ami was su upon guest sent
CITY hospital During the day he recovered conscious
his recovery looked f0T. Harry arrived the
hot ell on Thursday With hun friend. G. Uppe OF
Reno New MI upDlte left the hotel early Friday Harry
was Liverpool the Cunard steamship
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THE PRESIDENTS RHEUMATISM.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-rhe President 10 SUFFERING from
a s!ightattack OF rheumatism which has kept him In
doors for days, but has not interered with III
work. For the pss TWO days he has kept to his room IN
the none temnerAure would effect an carry
recovery. He for years breu subject 10 nlre-
Quent attacks OF he SORT witch usually, as now locate
in tie ten Ons sbout knee. and cOnnne him 10 Ills
room or three tour days. The present one Is yielding
to treatment and will. no doubt, pass away in DAY
fun
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.

NHTPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .sATC RDAY. DEC. l. 1885
ARRIVED
Steamer Tower Hill (BrJ Archer. London Nov ~ Win
mdse and 30 passengers To Henderson Bros Arrived a INC
Bar $50 m
steamer Fulda GER Ringk Bremen Nov "a southampton
richs Co. Arrived the Bar at 3 IS pm. 80
steamer IAN Breydel Helg Never. Antwerp Nov - va
Boston With ndse TO Funch Edge Co. Arrived at the bar
AT II. 80 am -
Steamer Colon. Lima Aspnwan days, with mdse and 50
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gresham NcAdoo who IL Washington has been called
home a. look after the matter.
martha Clark age sixty Ave widow who lived in house
the Harrison head OF the Newark Avenue
Hi died IN IT. Frsncss Hospital Tuesday last OF con-
SUMPTION he buried thursday. Mrs Clark lived
alone aud not until her deafh that she had
money Then Il discovered that she worth about
f2oOo0 The money deposit In savings bank IN this
cy Mra LARK heirs sOn-niaw and SOME gandchuden
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ALONG THE GOTND

BRipGkPoRr-Wheu Governor Harrison visited the XIII.
mess ne made speech in which he said; take peculiar
in rest IN bridgeport mind IL ~ To be tho city oil
the future in Connecticut The KirDess closed last night
NokwALk-G orge l. Buxton received from the PEN
SION Ohcea AZ Washington following names or NOrWslK
veterans now living who confined rebel prisons dnr
thr war Alfred Chinery. Brotheron. William A
Ambier Andrew Getde-. Theodore Brush. Albert Holly
George y Patrick Hart DEMON Kellogg. f. W. Perry.
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ARRESTED AFrhR NM RURGLARIgk

N the hast six weeks number Of burgaries have taken
place in Captain Gunners precinct Cars barroom AT
sixtyth st. and second robbed and guam
tity Of cigars and liquors Another barroom in Second
ave- near sixty-fourth-st, was entered and watch.
billiard balls and liquors stolen H. Baeh's barroom at
sixty fourth-s and seeondave was similarly treated
Mr. Fisher at No. $50 East sixty-nnth st., woke one
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Cnnard estate Hill staten Island. ha.
been sold u ST $1,000 II IL Thought
that his sou, who Is nD-law OF Hamilton Fish, will %
cupy IL
PORT RtcHNOND.-Hermann Krsch. hfty- SIX. was ar
reste yesterday for beating WIFE, Justice Hulse0us het
under bail.
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NEWARK.
LONG ISLAND.

Rose s1rian servant nineteen. was arrested yester
DAY charged VITA infintcie grl living at NO lOI
"anu1st' and the body OF her child was found IN vault
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MAXINE INT ELLLG ENCE.


MISIArC - ALMANAC.
Sun rises % sets 30 ICON set' 100 Moons age u
HIGH WATER
x.M-sandy Hook. 23s Gov Lsli- $40 Hell cate 5s
P.A-Sandy Hook 2 a. Gov. Isid- 3l6 zen 1ate- QUO
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JERSEY CITY.

Frederick Girard painter living In rornest nm from
new building yesterday and fatally Injured
The removal from posltions Brooklyn Navy Yard Of
All of Adoos appointees has caused some
Thing OF sensation among the Democratic poticianA r""
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Arrived at the Bar at 100

passengers to Mail IS Co. Arrived at the Bar at 30
o. aavra 2 win mdse and passengers BOult0n, Bliss
q Dallett Arrived at the Bar at 100 m.
Steamer Marcos Burrows, Galveston days via hey
west with mdse and passengers to II Mallory { Co.
SNIP Cameia cierl Becke. sremen AS days, with mdse
to order; vessel to TAeo Ruger & Co.
sUNsET-Wind At SANDY Hook. moderate, vi clear.
city IslancL light. NV. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer cta CNOr Rsmers Kingston s days with
steamer Delaware, winnett, Charleston days Win
BARK VoyaseT Br Natal 80 days. with sugar
Oorder vessel to John Wshsa aarbados. Oct % pemerara
Nov II with sugar to Trowbrldge's sons
CLEARED
Steamer Miranda Cr) Bndon st Johns NJ. via Halifax
steamer Thornhu Br wetheri. Progreso-Theoand Bros
steamer Niagara Bennls, Havana-Jas Nard x q - o.
Steamer Ballomero Yglesas lspanh Usarte ha'ana-
steamer iampasas Crowe. Galveston via Key West-c Il
Mallory ieseS Hudson Freeman New oreans-s seaman.
steamer Edorado. Bytne. NewOreans-John van
steamer Louis Bucki. Mount. Jacksonville Warren Ray
steamer Cherokee DOane. Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer RICHMOND. Boan. Newport News and West Point
Steamer Knight Chichester Alexandria aud George
Steamer MehlaIeh cBr MCKEE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer Franconia Bennett, Portland-Horatio Hall
steamer II + Dimock Hallett BostonmH Dlmoc,
shp e,oschen GER Helms. Bremen-Napen, IOel 90
ship John Mann (Br. Beverage, Amsterlain-J I "h|
ney Co Go. ~, p,o,,r c.tte-R ovd & u,ueksn
Hark
BARK Chas Luling Thesrup. Port Nata-Coonbs Crosby
BARK Maria Cspan Castallanos Campeche-L Prandees
Co. s
Steamers Erura. Toronto and st Romans for lverpoo
Kenler London. Ethiopia glasgow; laormint HamOurs
Zaandam Amsterdam; Nelerand Antwerp la bretagns
pavre. Nagara Jeanle. st Johns PIX lampasts
Galveston III Dorado New.Orieans City OF Az
gs savannah Cherokee Charleston and fernandina Gun
Stream Wlnln gton; Old Dominion Richmond hhlgh"
Georgetown; MeuZaeh. Philadelphia
Shp sea Witch. for BATAVIA, Java 80, 49,. r.,.....
Barks Edwin Reed for Bombay Lisa GENOA Ialsman
Port spain. -
Also .aiedvia Long Island sound--steamers Miranda for
Halifax: II + DmOck. Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
roxox Dec 5-Sailed steamer Ludgate Hln lbrh Bowl
for New-iOrk , ......- ,,raria ,Rr, Uains
,r,, SevYork "a her way 10 Lvorpooi 'aho pro
ceededD , .o...o- pr,tannic fgr, Perry from
yorL on her Liverpool and prOcesteua Chan.
vN0t-rU Dec 3-saied steamer lnne1iDle brl SHAW
for New-YOrs. .--- ,,.,,o posa fpr, for New
York. ..- ,,,or,a fpr, Wallace from
100 .nd china ports OIL her way 10 New lOrk 81, 49,.
Ar Dec 3-Passed steamer ltals brl Nia'e' Lawn
Mediterranean ports her way 10 New-fOrk
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A MISS N. E. DON0yAN's TEA !.s C,sssssrs;
"A. BUREAU. sosa EAST s,saeh sosi nas.1aes
rsnsh rarsery sovernesA Recommss svysrssssss
.ssssns and residsnf tezchers m ns,~s'
asssas for Europe south. &C.; "-ss'A~
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Broadway Corner 10Th street