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SUNDAY SCHOOL P1cMo.-The scholars and
teachers Of the German Lutheran Church win enjoy
their May maroon a. the Schutzenplatz to-day. Cars
will leave the South Carolina Railroad Depot during
the day, and every arrangement has been made to
secure ths comfort Of tho marooners. s,s
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The PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
sRcoND DAY.-MAY A-The Convention met &C
coraing to adjournn emit Morning prayer was said
by the Rev. Robert Tilson, and Immediately after
the conYention was called to order by the Bishop.
The minutes Of Wednesday we're read and approved,
and the following members, abssntou the previous
day, answered toSher names: OF the clergy Reys. E
E Bellnger, Eiscn Copers, Vim. johnson, WV.
Lord, D. D., ana = E. 5oabrook; Of the Iaty, Mesars
". G. Courtney and Edward seb1ing..
The Rev. @ p. Gadsden then read the Bishops
address. Tint document which is quite long, opera
with detailed recit:a Of tho Episcopal vsitaions
during tho year jnst passa embracing sttsraents Of
the number Of persons coahrmed-of taa disposition
Of the fundn placed in his charge, the number Of sp-
peants Admitted to orders, and other particulars OF
The Bishops tunssioua A beisf tribute ia paid to
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
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If you want Printing executed neatly:
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Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
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street.
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"A NEW REpusIIoAN MovEaIEsT. q meet
evening. May a the following preamble and resolu-
tion were unanimously adopted: e
Whereas. It is of paramount importance to the
citizens Of Charleston irrespective Of class, to secure
. an honest, efficient and energetic city government;
and, whereas to accomplish this purpose 1t is impor-
tant to make ptopet selection Of chief magistrate;
and whereas. we recognize our felloweihxen, Mr..
Geo. W. CLARK, as gentleman Of ability, energy, in
tegrty and beraliy, and, one who is deeply inter-
estsd In the progress of our city; therefore, be 1t
Resolved That we hereby nominate Mr. Geo. ".
Clark as the candidate Of the independent Republican
party tor the msyoralty.
THE MUNICIPAL ELEcT1oNs.-An official cir
:. oular from General Canby's headquarters, dated
May IA, gives the following instructions for the
guidance Of officers Of elections, in conducting
the municipal elections to be held In and for the
several municipalities Of South Carolina, under
General Orders No. II:
An election WIN take place IN each municipality
incorporated BY law and authorized 20 elect Mayor
and Alderman, or mtepdant and Wardens, as re-
ouired by General Orders no. "a. current series, at
Which ali persons reading within the corporate
limits thereof % defined by law, and who are duly
registered electors Of the district within which s1ch
therein tho iengA Of time prseoribed py sv, shan
0e ~ sa Nos othr I'D aa.nacadon shan bs dsm.nded OF
voters than those embraced IN. paragraph of this
Ill Ths quanddsaons Of votrs, 10 fsr a. Il relsses
20 reoideuce within the municipality. when they
SnsY ofsr TO vote win be determined BY the mana-
eefs Of elections On due evidence.
". The boards Of zeasoasioa VIII provide tes
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Number of policies Issued, 1034-Tnsurance, s4,-
967, ,200-one claim, s5O00 Showing the largest
average OF policies of any American company, and
success that Is unparalleled in the first fiscal year.
Issues all kinds Of non-forfeidng Life and Endow-
ment Policies, and also Policies upon Return Pre-.
MUM Plans.
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE
in any ,rt of North America north OF the southern
cape Of Florida or in Europe, ut any sea.oA OF the
year.
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DIRECTORS.
JOHN FINDERS. HENRY Z. ELLYSoN.
VIM. F. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER.
SAML. s. COTTREIL. q. E. G. baskerville.
JOHN PURCELL. SAMUEL G. TARDY.
CHAS. T. WORTHAM. GEORGE JACOBS.
WM. WILLIS, in. j. W. ALLISON.
ED. A. SMITH. GEO. s. PALMER.
THOMAS J. EVANS. a. D. CHOCKIEY.
JAMES A. SCOTT. b. G. CABELL.
B. N. QUARLES. D. ]. HARISOOk.
VI, TYLER JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
]. E. EDWARDS. WIN. G. TAYLOR.
A. Y. STOKES A. P. ABELL.
J. B. MORTON. WM B. 1SAAOS.
Il. q. DIBBRELL. GEO. L. BlDGOOD.
WIN. q. PALMER. SAML. M. PRICE.
DAVID I. BURR.
J.E EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Vice-P President
D.J. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLES q. SMITH, H. D., Medical Adviser.
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
General Agent.
j. l.. HONOUR, Agent.
No. BR0AD-STREET,
Aprn7 limo Charleston, s. @.
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RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE NoT1cEs.-m
future an advertisements Of religious and chari-
table character intended for publication in The
DAILY NEWS VIII be charged for at half our usual
advertising rates. There viii be no deviation from
fhia rrlo9,6 6ss
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTON SALES THIS DAl

MILES DRAKE win sell at 10 O'Clock, st his store,
corner King and Liberty streets. boots. shoes, &C.
CAaRBELL, KNOX '& Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
residence No. 2S5 Meeting the househo old FUR
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JoehuR Canser-Blu OK foreclosure. =. DelreFlue
.compainants solicitor. The clerk, acting as mas
ter, reported that the mortgage be foreclosed the
premises s2lc and the aforesaid debt satisfied On
motion or e. DsTrevile Esq, the report was con-
frmed.
The rights OF citizenship were conferred upon
Henry Paus Gerdts upon his subscribing to the GUS
,omary oaths.
On motion of W. E. Martin, Esq, ]. B. Campbell,
Esq, consentng, Wednesday, the 9th instant, was
assigned for the hearing Of the argument in the case
Of the Rodgers Locomotive and Machine Works vs.
I. ". Hayne, Trustee, ct al.
In the District Court-The following appointments
of assignees were made BY Henry Summer, Esq Re.
gistrar, and confirmed by the Judge:
Jno. B. Leavin for J. T. Zealy; Vim. McGinnis for
Dennis Mcainnis; D. Il. Wertz for Henry Summer
/, On motion of Messrs. Darlington and suber, Pc
titioner's solicitors Jas. T. McFa1, bankrupt re-
ceived his full and iDal discharge.
In re Seaman Deas. e1 parte VIM. j. Bell. Pet-
ton to establish and enforce len Messrs. Simons
and simons plo pet On their motion the case was
referred to B. B. Carpenter, Esq, Registrar, to re-
port on the same.
Ex parte F. W.. Cooper, In re VIM. Jas. Dargan.
Petition for payment of funds in hands Of assignee
j. S. G. Richardson pro pet. ss
E1 parte Rosvenor Harrall. in re ". B. Murray.
Petition to enforce q lien. Messrs. Blanding and
Richardson pro pet. 49, n -
Ex parte Gleland &. Huger and Alfred F. RaYenel
in 10 Jno. G. ThuIston, bankrupt Petition to es-
tablish lien, &c. B. h. Rutledge. Esq. pro pet
The above cases we're also referred to B. B. Carpen
tar IN renort IN the same
The following petitions for full and final discharge
from bankruptcr we're presented by A. d. Cohen,
Esq, and on hs motion. referred TO R. B. Carpen-
ter, Esq., Registrar, to report on the same julius
Spring, of Charleston Isadore Michalson, Of Charles
ton. and Evert E. Bedford, Of Charleston
Ell parte James L. Owens, of the firm Of Hudglns
Owens & Co. Petition for full and final discharge
from bankruptcy. J, N. Nathans, Esq, pro pet. On
his motion, final hearing was ordered to be held
before B. B, Carpenter, and publication also ordered
In The DAILY NEWS and COURIER;
E1 parte Fraser Dill and ". N. Hutson. In re
C. R. Thompson. bankrupt. Petition in relation
to allowance Of liens and claims Messrs. Simonton
l. Barker pro pet. On hearing the report of R. B.
Carpenter, Registrar, on motion of Messrs simonton
Barker, and with the consent of Izlar Dibble, it
WAS ordered that the same be confirmed, and that
the assignee do sell at public auction. at Orangeb,tg
Courthouse, the property mentioned In the report.
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DAILY NEWS.

aE LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
.cULAT1CN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN TIE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
ions OF THE NEW posToFFIcE Law.
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proper evidence Of the persons registered being de-
posted at each poll previous to the election; and IN
any Lists persons registered are required to
be transcribed for ut any poll such lists wil De
returned with certificate Of the fact and OF the po
when used, and signed by the chairman OF ue
board.
These regulations, it will be observed, confirm the
views already expressed in THE DAILY News as to
the payment of the capitation tax. Paragraph I.
excludes the idea of such payment being necessary
qualification for voters.
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tion It c:oses positively tonight when the articles
still on hand will be sold OF auction at an alarming
sacrifice.
In the list of companies published yesterday as
contestants for the trumpet the name OF the Young
America WIS omitted; that company poled seventeen
votes. The Post Band has been engaged for this
evening, and the finale OF the Fair will be sounded
in sweet strains.
Mr. r. s. Bruins viii positively sell at auction this
evening" the contents of table No. o. the contents OF
which have already been mentioned.
The following is the list Of prizes drawn last night
childs dress, N Nolan toilet SET Charles McGahan;
handsome cake, E. II. Barckley; six shirts, E. W.
Mason; gold chain, p A. Chazal; picture OF the Viz
gin and child j. F. Maher; crying doll. c. P Aimar;
China tete.a-tete SET Peter Murphy secret box, Miss
Anna Chatrand; fancy box, Miss Mary Hogan; pin
cushion, Miss J. Dun; Canadian mocking bird, ID.
A. J. Sullivan; dressing gown, G. b. johnson; silver
card case, Hiss Mary Harvey; ACCORDION, J. o'Cone
nell; ladys robe, n. J. Tuomey; pair fne CATERS,
Miss Mary Harvey; chfds rocking chair. Miss Adele
Chupein; doll, Miss Kste T. Kennsy; gold brooch,
Miss Clara Matthiessen; worsted tidy. Mrs. j. A.
Ryan; pair Parian marble vases Miss Mary ONeiil
fire screen, James Grace; spoon basket, W. Z. D.;
one eenleman's ahrt, A Drsgo; infants sack. G. P.
Aimar; braided slippers, Miss P. Robbins; pircush
ion, ~ Feehan; Chinn tea set. 2. Hunter; set OF
China, John Harserson; cup and saucer, Q. P.
Aimnr cup and saucer, Mat Belzcr; worsted cap, s.
Robinson; pair psntaletts, Miss P. Michel; blue
sack, Mrs.. A. LATTE; childs dress, E. Laatte; red
hood, Mrs. A. Michel; pair scissors Bliss E. Kenney
sack, ". F. keenan,; pair mats. Miss j. Jugnot; tidy,
J. P. porcher; set child's sacques, Miss Mahsr.
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REAL ESTATE SAIES,-Me66rS. Ieltcn q brunS
sold yesterday Of the old customhouse, the following
yausbls real estate for r. W. Gray, Master in Rquty
The valuable house and lot on the west side Of
Rutledge avenue between Spring and Cannon streets
measuring seventy.fve feet 'front.' by 1s5 deep. for
ss2Oo; oneourth cash. balance in one two and three
years. :''5.2
The house and lot on the south side Of Broad
street, between Meeting and Church streets, measur-
ing thirty-tye by one hundred and thrty-nine feet
now occupied by Hiram Harris, for $4,000; terms Of
payment same as above.
Two lots on the west side Of Drake-steet. in Ward
No. measuring forty by eighty feet for $500; with
the Same terms Of payment fs.s5
The plantation known as Hickory Grove, on the
Murras's Ferry road, Sory-one miles from Chsrles.
tom, containing two hundred and sixty acres, for
s40o.
Messs Leitnh & Bruins also sold the small house
on the south side of Queen-str-e., one door ffom
Rutledge with the lotfortynipe by one hundred and
seven feet, for s1225; cneha cash. balance In si1
months. s5.S.is
Ths brick dwelling and store on the west side Of
Church street. one door south Of Tradd, with the lot
thirty.aye by one hundred and eighteen feet, for
SAocVS Onc-k1nAi SooAAS SoAoAAS0AAA oA4S yOs.\$
The lot sll buildings No. 81 Archdale.street,
measuring thi.ly.Aye by one hundred and forty-one
feet for $500; onehird cash, balance in two years.
Mr.Louis D. Dessussure sold yesterday brick
house ON the south side Of watsrsreet with the lot
measuring one hundred and forty feet by ninety
four fest, for s65O0 cash.
Mr.. q. q. DeLeon sold slot Of twenty acres, with
two houses thereon situated the State road, six
niles from the city, for s1os9, cash.
Also the three-story brick store, No. 2S1 King
street, now occupied by Eokel b Co.'s drug store,
with lot twentyseven by tho hundred and fifteen
feet, for s12,U1o.
: Tho three-story brick store, souti of the above,
with lot twenty seven by two hundred and rftseu
feet, for $12.5oO.
Atwos.ory wooden dwelling on the north side Of
oueen.street, west Of Franklin, with lot thryeight
by eighty three feet for s225o
"A lot In Logan-street, west side, thirty feet
'front.', for $3.50.
Alot north Of tie above, Hfty feet 'front.' for s4oo
"A lot on the east side Of Savsge.sreet twenty-five
by ninsty.three feet, for $500.
The above sales were made for onethird cash, the
balance In two equal annual instalments.
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GUARANTEE CAPITAL. L..................S .S136 900
INCOME TO Isr APRIL, 1865 fiscal year"S207 1000
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THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANcE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1867
Homo Office No. 1914 Main-strcct, Rich
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and freedm were reelected
The finance committee, the committee on Univer-
sity Of the South, and the committee the colored
people and freedmen presented their reports, which
we're read.
In the report of the trustees of the University Of
the South, the following interesting facts were
stated That the lends were valuable as ever; that
eight thousand dollars had been raised in England
by Bishop Qulntard; and that Commodore III. f.
Maury had been elected vice-c Chancellor; also that
the wanton destruction Of the buildings by the Uni
ted states troops afford valid claim against the
government
In the report of the trustees of the Diocesan Semi
nary the condition of the institution and its ina
bility to continue its sessions without aid from the
Convention was stated; also o sketch of its past
career Of usefulness. The trustees deplored the
settled condition Of affairs, and the poverty of the
country, which kept the seminary from extending
the advantages Of education.
The Committee on the Colored People and Freed
men reported:
The Board Of Missions to the Colored People and
Freedman respectfully report that on the 9Th Of
June, 1887, they opened school with appropriate
religious exercises In the building In franklin
street, formerly the Marine Hospital
The school Is under the charge Of Mr. W. W. Tsy-
Ior, from New York, who has had twelve female
assistants al natives and residents of this city, and
commnnicants Of the church. The roll numbers
eight hundred children. with an aveSge attendance
Of over hx hundred. The teachers have discharged
their trust with great faithfulnesB, and he supsra-
tenaent Mr. Taylor, has shown himself quite equal
to the task he undertook, and hrs succeeded In
producing AZ admirable . school as we could
desire. The Improvement of the children
has been marked, and the hearty co-operstion
Of the most Of their parents has shown hat our
hbors have not been unsppsectased, and We txust
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs or THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY. to the amount Of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been sold, and they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account. They pay six per cent IN gold'
and run for thirty years. At l02, they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and as
soon as the issue is sold if not before, they VIII
doubtless command much higher rate AS frSt
mortgage the longest line Of railroad IN tins couh
try. that is already earning more than its interest ia
bilties its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Companys Oh
flee, No. 20 Nassau-st and by John j. Cisco d Son.
No 80 Walst., HewYork. and by most Of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description Of the road and its
eecuritics can be obtained
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
by the GOVERNOR.
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM LIVERPOOL. Oct l0-n steamship Cry q cors-Jn
Carke Miss Mary Bseksiih Edwards Robert tail beass
Chs White John HuBdley C'sT Prom Ia Jar
John whte Iremsine wm Hsrroo JOAN G. Pinan a'
rd M1Eonali Wilson. ". d. o BGn Cha Mcdonald A Jf
Gas jeaA4af
Browne Browne Ms Mana Browne, a b0Nns h Mary
Downs Martha Downs Edith Downs Mss Mar Cs Allen N1s0r
Chas Goa.
FROM BREMEN, Oct lO--In steamship Haaa-Gso WAkens,
Geo Wode HabeTait Chas EBsa All family, Dora iiansaul
NJ Raislky wife Sophie Moser and children Elise bersas
Joseph stoDpe family Mssner and wife. J. H. Schmidt l.
frcv Caroline Schoverng children ani servant J0nh 10
bouler A Harthe- g. f. Johnston 4 Hegneyood -
PROM CHARLESTON-Ins steamship AouterTPeer AIer J. A.
Rsr Evra Eare Oscar Norby Mead H. D. Beeae q. By'tsf
John u. HaEbers T. =. BurEel, and / steeEage
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or SEw.ToRK ..ocE 2s....;:... CLEARED.
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inland sSa" s. s "a tS; En aSs SSI Ss
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BT1,m, sss', p5;sn CA'''''ni Mercedes A0h hA''0'i
c w.sS s" s Ss9 Ps'1 kshiSS Es,s ;.
Spain, Arctic ogeD Baltimore A. B Iisyts Love New
ys!le. Malas6ary. wAis House. Va
Steamship City Phillips Liverpool oct TO- mdse snd psss
steamship Marliou. F.rco'5 savannah @d'' ard e.'S
Steamship S G Won Bekeusgea Bremen Oct TO- ud'e
'' steamship Haras Brakeman Richmond !,s AID pass
Bark zePh, ras Penns;on Turks Island, &c DAYS, sAll
BTs B ssai' ss.r n Fa%a B.5E. Fs i dys sugar I o,.
B5 Mar GEsfs rg''s @sisg5 ,s5, @ = o,a ss plaster
Bng Anna Liuissy Parrot'. II Hlshoro ). b. las plaster
Brs Aans Gsriner Gsrlasr Deerara. and noa'sss
scnooSEEs-niyEE AND ooAsrwIsE
selrr Lotia Kotrs Alexandria J.. 4. SAWYER. Nirsiaia
eiS9ias as.s Philadelphia Maroa Draper Ke..spon
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ReSsri Law PhIaJsiThs ElIsbe,h Homer Phlaasphi.,
q a q Brooks Ph!adeiphia. Evergreen, Philadelphia
Il. whsr'oa Phlsieye.a j & rs.ae. y tsiaassPnn-
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sarah Thomas PhIadephI A T. CSan Psi.dslchL
john MeDe5ti Gsorsetova JoLs BaetAew, sOeh AmbOy.
Eliza, Sonth AInboy. biAoS, lrcntoa
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Aa.Iade Anna BroxB Post Monmouth
Maggie Bell Roudout Emma Bealsh. Masb RIVER
Henrietta Port Johnson. y T. Smith Philslclpha
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Delaware Milton Cbas CSTstAirs, PHIL 1sFbis
Willow Harp. Bridgeport OsnNood Portland, u
ocean star Roekaui. Vermliou. Providence.
Irene Mesere;. Bos,oa. Eey. Fall River
sarah Clark Newport PTanois Burrt, Providence
james Hoffman. New Haven. Ann l. Sippie, Bos;on
Romp. CALAIS SAM Nsst Bangor
& Wooster, Calais. Sarah Divrrty, Pfortdsnse
May DaT Bangor. Mar STOW, Portland, c.
EhIa, Western Aimira Maosey D.osseser
Nautilus Rockland Benz 5 Wright, Nellaest
LIME d. Small, Boston. A. NJ Lee, Bosioo
Anna Leland BongoE. r. bake boon
Waus,tt IohE BvyatOn, Calais
Moro, Jonesport IesgSpn' DAhk0"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SruoRIHASs Oct le-Anved steamship United States Eofton
NewYok sailed steamship Gen. Meade sampson New York
BosroN Oct -ArfiVed steamships Neptune, RON Newlohi
Fairhapks Bngs-Nam Greenoegh Geauegos honi
eso Phl,depa Oliver SewYOrk lApk.e bsds Port Jhnson D.
sol. Roudou British bark Geo Waller from Pietou for
P,vsne, h coal Point Judith 2<h and
had noslt.on Assistance would be be seat Rem Newport
ps- Mo,NoE Oct Baunore, Mar d.
cardiff aud Regina LyerPoo hr China hon
MsTpaue Een. and sehr Lucy W. Alexander Porto Nee
our RscabOi Bookyn Nova Scotia Ces,
Porto Rico apd sch Sardinia, Halifax.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 26Aved steamship Bremen from NeS iefh
nysHPooL Oct 26AIved steamship Austrian "Jhs ron 9as
QusKssrows oe,see-Arsd steamship hunssos rrss. from
EeN.lok, Oct IL.
TO MARINERS. .,4.
The spar buoy which Shall Nssiv. Day .
from NJ moounrs II Is 10 be replaced a. pfseus"S