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No SUNDAY TELEcRArlINc.-

No SUNDAY TELEGRArlnNG.-T
telegraph companies, in accor-
dance with the wishes Of Mr..
Morse. refuse to encourage desc
Grafton oftllc Sabbath. In sever
al of the association formed, one of
their articles entirely prohibits the
use Of the wires on that day.
VIcroRrA.-A London letter in
the Boston Traveller, says
"Our Queen is a pattern Of her
Sex. She rises at seven o'clock {:
enters the nursery at eight. to in
dulge III /. romp with her children,
like any other mother and at
nine, the household assemble for
prayers"
A ROYAL acknowledgment Nicto-
rla,s income, says a late English
paper, amounts to the snug little
sum of 100000 pounds per annum,
or nearly equal to tmo millions Gre
hu"d'vd MomSand dollrUs yearly.
1t is said that Senator Haywood
is about to commence legal pro-
cecdinys against some Of the pa
pers which have intimated that he
resigned his seat from mercenary
motives.
Two hundred snuff boxes, in
gold and in tortoise she'll, were
sold recently in London as part of
the property Of the late celebrated
musician Dragonetti, most of them
being presents from Crowned
Heads.
The main body Of the Mormons
bound for Oregon, consisting of
2l00 wagons, had arrived at Coun-
Gil Bluff, and were engaged in
cultivating the extensive fields of
corn and other grain that had been
planted by those who preceded
them.
HARVARD LAW ScnooL.-The
Law Reporter intimales that
William Kent, who has been tra-
yelling in Europe, will be ap-
pointed Royal Professor of Law, in
Harvard Law School.
A New SrATE.--The bill defining
the boundaries Of Iowa has been
approved by the President. We
may expect two new Senators and
two new Representatives from
Iowa at the next session Of Con-
gress.
ANEcDorE OF DEcArUR.-At the
close of the war with Algiers,
when the preliminaries of peace
were argued, the Dey insisted that
the United States ought to pay
them some tribute, (as usua6 if
nothing more than a quantity Of
gunpowder. Com. Decatur replied
he did not doubt but his govern
mcnt would willingly let him have
the powder, "but," added, "you
must take ball with it,"
Whosocver is seen drunk in
Sweden is fined for the first offence
S3; for the second Sc, and for the
third and fourth a still higher fine,
and deprived of the right Of cleo
ton, and exposed in the parish
church.
The corps Of Reporters for the
Union in the two Houses during
the session, has cost that office
from $4,000 to $4,000.
fNho frio,,1e Of
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THE SOUTH CANOLINIAN,

THE SOUTH CANOLINIAN,
BY A. SUMNER and B. II. CARROLL.
Should sufficient encouragement be re-
ccivcd, the proprietors propose to issue
The South Car Gilman, after the first day
of October next, as follows:
A SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER at S.
per annum, in advance; or Sc at the
end Of the year.
A WEEKLY PAPER at S3 per an
mum: in advance; or 81 at the end
of the year.
Both papers will contain the same reading
matter, and also, oil new advertisements.
The South Carolinian will be printed
on the very best paper, with new and beau.
tlful type. Aug 10 ITO
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For Sale.

For Sale.
The subscriber, dcsirous Of removing, Of
fcrs Tor sale n small FARM. about one
mile above Loundcsviilc. The location is
healthy one, and within miles of Sa-
Vannah river. Any person wishing TO
purchase, can see the land and buildings
by calling Oh me at my residence, or OBJ
tain particulars by addressing me at
Lonndcsvillc. JAS. DANNELLY.
July8 I9tf
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Valuable Land for SalcI

NIu'tDIE I-ttIItI IOT lOtLIC
aaEss5ys:ss The subscriber offers his tract
AsssG3Ssss Of Land for sale, three miles
A&3sa# west OF Abbcyi!la G.. H., on the
...An. waters of Ca!oun's Greek. It.
contains -Four Hundred Acres, between
one hundred and fifty and Two hundred
acres of which is wood land, well ,imbcrcd:
the balance in high state Of cultivation !:
n considerable portion fr' sI,.
There is good new dwelling, with all
necessary out buildings: Gin House,
Screw, Thrcshrr &c.
The above tract Of land, if not disposed
of before Sale Day in October, will be of.
tcred, at Abbcvillc G.. H., TO the highest
bidder, as | am determined On selling be-
lore lcaye the Dis,ric
ROBERT RlCHEY, Jr.
Aug IL "a St
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The friends of equal rights and liber-
ties take pleasure in announcing RO-
BERT DONNALD as cundidate to re-
present Abbcville District ut the ensuing
session of the Legislature. He is we'll
wlsher of Temperance, but an uncompro-
missing opponent Of Pledges.
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Office.

WHITLOCK, SULLIVAN g. WALL
LER, having placed all their NOTES
and ACCOUNTS in our hands for colIcc-
ton, with special instructions, those in-
dcbtcd by Note or Book Account, would
do well to call and make payment as soon
as convenient. Payment is not to be
made 10 either Of tho partners, but alone to
us. PERRIN g. McGOWEN.
July %, 1916 II tt
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LAND SALE,

aSzs;s> at Abbeville Court House, on
ssSjEG Sale Day in October next, and
VH Immediately after the sales by
49, the public officers, will sell 10
the highest bidder, the tract of Land on
which | now reside, 1t lies l6 miles west
of the Court House, within two miles of
Savannah river, and contains, according
TO recent survey, 355a acres, 200 IN cu-
tivation and balance well tim3ered wood
land. A credit of two years will be given,
with interest from day Of sale; purchaser
to give bond with approved security. Pos
session to be given on or before the 18th
November next. E,P. NOBLE.
August 10 257t
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w
the plantation of Mr.. Isaac West.
Of Houston county, and is con-
signed to Charles Hatridge, ESQ.
The staple has been much cut i'm
ginning, and the color is rather
dull, quality about m;dling fair.
Not being able to obtain 10 cents
per To-, the price asked for it, it
was shipped on board the brig
Sterling for New York.
The first bale of new Cotton was
received at this place last year
from the same plantation on the
2sth July; the year previous, on
the 3lst July; IN 1913. on the 21st
August; in 1912 on the 10th Au-
gust and in 1871, on the 9th of
August.-!S0 0nnoh RcpubHcan.
The CRors IN FIoRlDA.-Wc
yesterday convcrscd with a gentle
man from the nclghborhood ofthe
Suwannee Springs, who gave it as
his opinion that the crops of Sea
Island in that rigion, and in fact
nearly all Of East Florida, would
fall short Of even a low average.
The plant, he thinks, is entirely too
thrifty to promise good yield Of
fruit. The continued rains are
causing the lower bolIs to shed
rapidly while the caterpillar has
already commenced it's ravages
upon the top fruit. In many pla-
ces the Cotton is just beginning to
open, when last year at this sea-
son the picking was general. The
most experienced planters do not
hope for any thing like an average
yield. The corn and provision
crops generally are finc.-Ibia.
FROM HAvANA.-Thc brig conf
dence, Captain Pleasant, arrived
yesterday from Havana, having
sailed on the 1st inst, nine DAYS
later than adviccs by the Tit.
We are constrained to say that
our files contains not one word of
news of the least interests. The
latest news they had in Havana Of
Mexican affairs they received
from this city. One Havana edi-
tor, in specializing upon the causes
which have induced Gen. Taylor
to lie idle SO many weeks at Mat
amoras, attributes his delay to the
wisdom Of the General Govern
ment which thus seeks to impress
upon Mexico a sense of modera.
ton, and to convince the people
that the sole object of the war is
to fix the Rio Bravo as the boun-
dary Of Texas.-N. O. P.cayume.
COMBUSTION OF THE Willow TREE.
The fact of trees being subject
to spontaneous combustion is won
derful, though we'll attested, and
forms another Of those natural
phenomena, which only can be ex-
plaine by the scientific. We read
in late number Of the Cambridge.
(Eng.) Advertiser, that the banks
of the Cam this SEASON have exhi-
bited an unusual number Of these
cases, occurring principally in
growing willows. At one point
on the river in particularly, the
process was seen going on thor
onghly. "lt was really astonish-
ing, says the Advertiser, "to look
upon a fine willow, in the full vi
gor of robust vegetable health,
pouring forth clouds of smoke
from it's half burned stem, and
doomed speedily to cxpire-itself
its own funeral pile. How cx-
plain this? How account for the
fact that this tree, yet hale and
green, covered with rich mass of
foliage and fiourishing "like a
green bay tree" on the river bank
should sudds My burst forth into
ignition, burn like tinder to its very
core, and tomorrow be PROSTATE.
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
RELIEF sally E.

EOR WOUNDS, Bruises Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
sovereign remedy Botches tn Fac and Chspped
Rough skin twill soon render Transparent clear and soft
(Exusct Of letter from Doctor wood.)
highly Ersthed TO hear that The Relief Selve pre-
pared BY Dr. Charles Amt being introduced to the pnbie
re eoasdenee q aeedsdy superior CO
any other preparation with which have
success and freely cheeraly eommeuded il to oihers
cannot withhold Of surprise the happy effects
have knowI to produce IN several cases OF inasd breasts
EIIss from l.ts. ws.eS BY female 70 her ,;l:tiys
ed long and much with her breasts that expected from
what we bad heard 70 Ard her dead They had pp
ing twice had directed, the milk started they
pu, child g her and they now both doing very
the sys e them very glad Of being the means 0idos
lief saiye may be known to the Affected deem my duty
stale few facts connected with About weny
received injury from the fragment Of bursting
time have suffered much distress and pain and finally re-
suited dfiu,ed aneursm, peryadng my leg and foot
tractors &C., &c, with no bsseft.
seat Of most eaeeeaiins pain sppsa.nee q
immediate modification was adyned that IN order 20 saye
my ss %oss &c %s
until was persuaded Try the Relief salys Afe The
6 april eaiOn ist great oensst and on The second nf
and he
inhammao Disappeared and my leg became entirely free
ten yeas DO therefore recommend strongly Others suf
fsng from similar Affections, and have no doubt Will prove
recommended. Respectfully your'. BE- p.psoNs
md retail 80 he pa
H. RING Druegist and Chemist 1s2 Broadsay corner OF
John street. and 81 Of the respectable drusEiu
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Medical Advice,

nOCTOR LAMERr il still confidently consulted q
II old Office, 81 Gold street, between Fulton and Beekd
all diseases Of delicate his treatment being
and judcious requires neither mercury, restraint in
hin dance from business pursuits Recent cured in
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL
sing from frequent indulgence ofthe passions ndisel
confirmed impotsncy, the Drs :sice,t attention
object being 20 Isssos !h sy,ssn mentally ana bodily
sTRiCTURLs,a disease frequently existing withe.t
meat Of unnated medical pretenders and souetuaes BY
neglect Of the parties themselves are by the Dr. eeeaI
cured, without pain inconvenierce. -
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising
geons in the city, perfect cure or no charge
snd medicine with advice sent to any part Of the Uni
States.
Once % Gold street. Open from A. M. tosP.M.
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REAL EsrArE AT AucrIov-2 story brick house and
lot 4i9 Broome St. 26 by liz it, 6OO house and lot l52
Franklin st. % by 81 IT. SasO0; sixteen years unexpred
lease OF house and lot 10 Desbrosses st. Is by 87a ST.
600; houses and lots and Chambers It, 534 t. front
Sst rear cot one side and u f. the ether, $OS0 gore
lot on 18th st. near 9th avenue, 2el 'front.' running 70
point in the and about 100 Deep ST. 976 brick
houses and lots l6s and ITO aad lot on soh st.
near TIN avenue q BY. feet ss4o lots on seth St
house and lot 20 GovsIneur st. Is by sol $4,000 two
story brick house and three years lease Of lot
alo 2lst st. Sl20o story brick house and lot AZ Bond
g. 70 oy about SO feet brick house and lot ali
and lot ~ Jefferson st. 20 by 95i 81 $50 story BRICK
house and lot IS Christopher ST. eli by about rs f. $4
400 story brick house and lot $50 Greenwich st. "a f.
inches by 1921 f. 50 0oo story brick front house and
lot lss Laurens st. Is by 100 f. l0O story brick
front house and lot Of Rvngton Attorney ss
IS by 100 it. 375 story brick house and two lots on
18th st. near Sd avenue. so by 81 f. $s0O0 story brick
house and lot corner Of and It'll st. IL by as3 f.
$475o story brick house and lot 7th st. adjoining
avenue IS by 4sl #. $4,000 story brick house and
lot on 9th st. near avenue G, 20 by 81 f. So 700 story
brick house and lot $50 Stanton st. ls3 by 60 f. So
81 900.
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALI


AffH =. . :. =: -. = ! I Eo.s
:s'' .:slS:s'! S:ss:s Cos; :: is: M:
senaly or By post q hs rssidsnee. . 0sselwieh "a
rs ;s 9s ses.ss ss;s: :ss; E:
s mN: 81 e:. e Ss s.y
to advancing age &c he deems proper hero 70
to the public 81 sris @9 AND
This being vary little understood although the most sq
which Tits and i.s
Ike s' TSss:s '
stances which viii enable one 70 Judge whether he has
plant or not; and is proper means Of cure.
Necessary ths o. urine should 30 cbussrd
mach Diminished in case Of structure this, indeed
respect Neither i aesss..Ty there 'h9.ld b ps.
certainly is now ard then complhined o. but y 10 q
% other eecss ssp.esy Of early eass ss.
fall ugon the mind and nervous system rather than the part
sether should Fever be lost sight or lead
Or these belong to ether masdi.. WELL rssIs suie
in m more advanced and settled FORM VIII. the following
aR sESysf T 81 W Il afiS Es.!.i ben
ss1v.d y the so. wsy aop
sas .e si y ~
az FoRaa
REMAINED .UNCURED "A Oouorrhoa, though not,
S.s ps /. i 4 . M :Ss nay
ease 70 state how long thus may continue without
eight th. length Of time = least woald sIsas
u &FEcT
70 ,ss 20 . me -
hatthM complained Of in the same dess by every ndiv
y Of Structure in which the patient does not obs
that he not active, capable of buninsas formerly
,o s I Sus
Of mind and sexual organs win essy imagine that Is there
medium BY which the mind powerfully acts upon isss
the same Medium the ssHss o!gnna seafs
parts Of the world As the Of Siesure procssds.
v',y q mind invariably retures. 80. !.
generally accomplished in very little time and with
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the
late year. in the treatment Of this compliant. nassc
months Many persons consult the writer who come b
nes. e this city for short time only bat return psrssy
those who cannot leave their homes the writer ms
peculiar of cure, together with has Pryae 1reati
.uSsc a.s r. n1n % se and
enclosed in little mahogany chsst can be siey sent
distance.
quackery which iniest this city, be deems tpropcs 70
to strangers Bes.des his rank a. Graduate Of Edmbu
eompaints Also he has letters from the most eminent p
Cooper, OF London, to Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr.. Ply
every Physciaa q sminsncs in this city. Address Dr.
- Greenwich street. fV Inns
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.

PAcKrr sHrr QurBrc, Williams for London having been
detained will sail this morning.
LETTERS FOR BELGIUM HoLLArp-A letter bag s uow
open the Exch,nse News Rooms and VIM W,isser in
Wall for Holland and Belgium, be forwarded by the
ship Atlanta Capt, Raymond which sails for Antwerp the
LIST Of March.
BRrc LEXINGTON. johnson, from Newbem, N c, which
went ashore in the late gale the Elm Tree Staten Island
got of yesterday afternoon after dschargns all Of her
cargo.
Bnc HARa,rr. before reported being ashore on Plum
Cut par was got on Yesterday mcmng and was tcwed 70 the
damage-lsaks some and her rudder unshpped Capsa
York eft on the beach, to look alter the ogwood which
As.sDosID yr.sEa1Cap, Bugb.s Of tn. brig Ansenor.,
Ion a vs... logged and ab.ndonea with about
ten feet Of one Of her nt, .tandIg stood possible
over her, unable ascertain her name class &c,
Bae aAycr. ELLEN Aunroe from C.rdenas. Of and for
Portland hefor. reported arrived at Provineetow1 while at
sa
s.Isa 81 1 and s ~s'ns "S
ss. .hs Sc heb
Sens N.1xsscaai. from ri: vessel w g til. saa
sSa RI e. ~,
o y' Sc after reh the
would be earted abou, two miles poot at the
deck load of before the schr ashore and lost
The thus far for landing about $780, $50
for stripping the sch &c some Of the insured
ia this city The cargo all wet The leather but ltte dam
aged and the marks be distinguished until Is
dried
BARK OREooSAccounts from this vessel up 22d in.
slant la the gale 81 the 20h the position Of the bark al
tered for the better. and she laid lagoon high
where the action of essened Fyone bales
ton were got ont Friday aud remaining :, 90 bales
portion would De got the 23d She remained good
position with prospect OF being of Captain
Pearson agent OF has left with copper smith,
to put the steam pump in order
Schooner belonging to Boston, unknown, into
St Thomas previous to the I'd inst, IN distress.
spoken.
Bark Mary Morris from Portland for Norfolk. 10th instant
lat and Lon not given
Whalsmsn.
Ar New Bedford aI,, ship Congress, Weeks. Cost
Braxsnzs Of aad for NB, too spoke Oct a. lat = lon
l3 W. ship Bingham, Of and for Mystc bad taken SPIN
.hP Bsaj Tucker from NV Cost Of and New Bedford
xso ar, barb svsrss Tosss New zesssd 70 spn NV
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Fits! FitS!!

1VANy VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallibls N
dy for Epeptc Firs Falling Sickness Convulsions
ed for with this dreadfn diseass, and during
whole period ofte under medical treatment witoas
quent and violent snd this the universal experience Of
that Thus afflicted well knevn that from time ~
the boosted power Of all medicine Il i now hlsen :,
him to perfect health but hundreds bear testimony
.oye,slxr efficacy ofths vsgs.ss Erseto eers tbs n
this Infallibe Remedy All that tnus afflicted may
avail hersslves Of s are ,nvlssd 70 sa
examined and advice given ss Of charge and wh
mer9as certificates Of curss may be SEEN fce One "
Iyaas' Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing III ne
and eorupt hnmors, and purifying the blood fnes wv
an Im+r IvANB 4 HART, Prop
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DR.. CONvERS' iNvIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCON
THENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.

DR.. CONvERS' iNvIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, lNCON
THENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
practice Of the eminent physicians n the
British Empire, France and Germany. Indeed, remarkable
the cures that the late Sr Ashley hailed as the
"harbmger Of lfe" The of this Cordial will fully
the United States recommend superior other article
for the Of the above distressing complaints.
The proprietor does oer this remedy catholicon
but specific for the following deplorable eectons-the
Of early ndscreton secret habits OF youth.
General physical prosraton, debility Of the
liver dyspepsia of muscular weakness Of the
back and lower extremes lasstude nocturnal emissions,
mpotency premature and total decay OF Vry melan
choy alterations Of mind confusion Of ideas loss Of memo
~ mness of vision, pain the head vertigo, and lunscy
to social intercourse timdity and love
Hundreds Of cases Of sudden decline consumption may
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extenend those oo who are about
marry and thoae whose matrimonial alliances have
been of those happy results which should attend
the connubia will perceive that this treats
Of important subject them. If yoa would be relieved
from these evils and the attendant notification and
stored manly vgor delay not TO- procure this Cordial The
remarks which accompany the medicine highly important
the married and single Pee e bottle $40 half dozen;
Sold wholesale and retail by j. O. FAY 1856 Fulton street.
Lamp Store Sun Building New York and 1t (ate Hart)
Drug Store Of Broadway and Chambers street. N. Y.
O. The Cordial will be forwarded part Of the city
or country by addressing O. Fay post PAID amount en-
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworh Is North Main street, Pro
violence, r. and 1873 Washington street. Boston No.
Broadway, Albany and Of Marchiissi, Utica, N. X.
letter postpaid Fulton street. New York
the Office through the MI 1m*r
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@ u M M E Il ClAL
New York, Tuesday. =

New York, Tuesday, Feb. "A.
ASHES. Some sales were effected to-day In Pots at q
slight advance on our last quotations Holders are ask
ing for old and new 50, and for Pearls 81 % 81 3i
BaEADsTurTs.-We hear Of sales OF -four made on
Monday for export at So so IS 5sf-Genesee is held
generally at SIS 62 and 60 far as to ask SIS g.
southern Is not quite SO brisksome sales ma de at
70 rs for Georgetown and some may be bought at IS
l2s. Rye appears to be in demand considerable has
been boughtfor export to the north Of Europe at 81
s6 cents-the stock is small A large sale Of Northern
yellow was made at 81 cents and also large lot Of n
Orleans, at "a IS cents.
CorToS The enquiry to day was far more limited
than yesterday the sales at bales only
rrices are steady with an ample supply sale. We
continue our quotations.
l.lsr e.
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MARITIME HERAL
POlIT OF NEW YORK, FEsRVANY =;


sur RISES. IS ~ MOON SETS.
SUN sErs....... ...3 Is s'es WATER. %. "a
Cleared.
Bark Baltic. Ulmer Hull, L Gillespie.
Brig Weumpka, owIer, Mobile urges, Clearman Co.
Big Hayti. Cuts, Port au Priace, A Rosseau Co.
Brig Clarion, Leland, Norfolk.
Schr Peruelis, Cole, Philsde phs, Mckee, Hand Co.
schr Anne Paul, Fredericksburg, Mckee, Hand 4 Co.
Arrived.
Brig Mary Norris is days from Galveston with cotton and
hides To Brewer Nelson he rk Lagrange, Porter, sid
10 days before and saw her 7ad inst, of Cape May.
Scr than How from Havana til with ia hhds
IL ties ibis to Co and 10 900 oranges
schr John Wainwright, Kemp, from Richmond aud days
the Capes with COAL to master the I'D Instant Of
Smiths Island saw large Number barrels of naval
sioat 23d on the Capes Of the Delaware, Of the
Phi adepha pilot boss having The oop Democrat befos
Schr Sally Miller Chatham, days from Ply mouth, NC,
val stores.
Schr Ann Rehecea, Richmond, coal.
Lighter schr Curtis from the wreck Of the ship
John Mintnrn, with cotton
Lighter soop Dispatch, from the Sw bark Lofty.
Lighter o p Persevs keah from the wreck Of schr
Register with naval stores
Lighter schrs w Clark and Mary Bacon, from the wreck
Of bark New Jersey.
Bark Lagrange, Porter from Galveston.
Also, brgs, unknown.
sailed.
Ships Burgundy, Hnvre; Allen Chsrleston; banks Ann
Louss Vera Cruz; Apthorp New Odeans origs Harriet,
Bermuda Republic, st Marks; Warrington, Orleans Ca
ron We 9. Indies.