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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
The May Election.

On the 25th or May next, an elec-
ton will be held in Abbeville, for two
County Commissioners, and Coroner,
These are Important Offices, The
county commissioners have iurisdic-
ton over roads, highways, ferries,
bridges, "and In all matters relating
to taxes and Disbursements OF moXey
for county purposes, and In every
other case thac may be necessary to
the Internal Improvement ard local
concerns in their respective counties" j."
They raise money, they app9rtion
taxes, and have the power to levy 9
tax Of three mills on the dollar, which
would represent a total county taxa
tion Of over half a million dollars"
The Coroner's Office involves the
exercise Of both Judicial and ministe
rial functions. TO GIL these Offices
properly, It matters little whether 6
man be a Republican or Democrat, {
lawyer or 4 stdtemen. 'e All that is ne
cessary, is that he should have a little
education and :intelligenoe--tbat b.
should know something about tn
three Rs, sreading, 'ti.ing and rith
metic," With these elements 6f &C
quired knowledge, some mtelIfg fgence
and common honesty, he will dis
charge their duties acoeptably. A
the qualifications are 90 low, and th
field Of selection so wide we trust tha
competent men will be elected. It /
a matter in which we all have an in
tterest, and let us do our duty in thi
election. "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

sT The rolling stock Of the Laur
ems Railroad, consisting OF three loco
motives, - - passenger coaches, and =
box cars we're sold ,at; ;.lhtaaulrens lhtaurens Court
House, by the, 81 sbtsEif so Sole Day
lsst, fos $500 i,aa taash sash, Coy, r. z !
Scott the purchaser. p|. ii ::w,s Nov, Won 's0r I
he ridei. q"[,.,y....i',, :, = w. r,].,saa |
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
Premium List of tho Abhevills Agri
cultural Society.

> We publish in another column the
Premium List which has been prepar--
cd by the Executive Committee of
the Abbeville Agricultural Society.
It viii be found very comprehensive;
embracing PRICES in every department
Of agriculture, horticulture, mechani-
cal industry, and domestic skin, and
comprising enough, we think, to stim-
ulate every one to put forth hand to
make the next Fair a great success.
The value of the prizes has not been
fxed and will depend upon the NUM-
! ber Of subscriptions. The time of
holding the Falr ID also jet to be de-
termined. =
Certificates Of membership are now
in the hands of the Executive Com.
mittes for distribution, and they
would be- glad to receive the names of
persons desiring to become members
the Society. Is there q farmer In the
District, or any one else who is able
t, raiqe $500 who viii decline te be,
come 4 member o. the Society
Who will not invest $500, at least, in
the good cause Of advancing the ma.
tsrial wealth and general prosperity
Of our District?r How many interests
depend upon agriculture, which gives
life and sqatsnanee TO them ALL W.
are now taking the important step in
Itke path qf material progress, and. the
entsrprisiFpg and public spirited and
patriotie viii not stand taloof, a..
Il. Thetsarieus t4smbess Of the Execu
tive Committee are requested to fur
aishs the President on next Sale Day
with the namss af suitable. penseas tts
(eetaa CON mittses of sabscription.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

: s4 BY reference TO the advertise
rnent, Of DR.. w. @. Wsrdlaw, Dentist,
it will beseen that he will beat Green,
wood after; the 10th Nay, and will be
prepared to serve the good people ol
that vicinity, in bis line. They will
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly. .'.g i. 9'.' :. SRI,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

I'D - si5SS s'' n,nn I,.r;s,ls s.. e. |,
- - ii 81 SSSwh ,sBgs Seaolution; !,
!isIsks - Ss;i dSSss sasgssS -
sSTKa All p SsnidtiSnr e was Il intro
iacsdsbvt GSL Thomas, and referredf
Is the EoSmnuitfes;6n Isl s Labor; 4',' q
hssospsS haf, the true policy Of the
South, in relation to the all-important :
subject Of labor, consists in utilizing
theasbor that Ws :hsago amidI IN supple
meptingr i with, foreign y bite ,Iebera
as rapidly is possible. asts1setss - 7
,s-0a4meaionp Of VsSrG GsempsonysBsq
an additional Compittse was appoint-a
ed on Educatien, The fUif6wing gen-5
tlemep compose said Committee :
Messrs, IT'S. CIemp Ton, G; r, Pelham,
J as. L. Orr, B. F. Perry, +Jas, Chest.
nut. """
Z The Committee on Resolutions, res
latihg to-; che organization Or this
meeting, beg to report; !'iYf hna 80
~. :That they reeo mnend tfiatIsthe|
meeting organize itselfinto an asso-
citation to be called " The Agricultural;
and Mechanical Society of South Car
|oIiha (which was addpted.n"Sjs1.
!2.iThas the officers elected by this
meeting be the officers Of that Society,
until otherwise ordered, Adopted, =
+; The Committee ON Mechanics rs.
commend that, 80 far as IL possible,
that association" shall have their i'm,
plementa of agriculture made within
the State either by the existing
means, or If necessary, by the forniai-
ton Of cempanies for the special man.
ufaoture. Of; implements required by
Them. : And that until such conpa-
nies are formed, they will foster and
encourage those establishments sol
their State engaged in this work; ~
A communication was read by faos
we'll T. Logan, Esq, from Messrs
Walker, Evans & CogswelI, relative tc
the establishment Of an agricultura
. magazine in Charleston = :us?
A.. A., Gilbert, Esq, offered the fol
, lowing resolutions, which we're, upani
mously adopted: =, :, v5&, ID
Resolsed, That it is the sense Of thi,
Society that the publication Of thi
iourhal by Messrs. Walker, Evans 4
!, Cogswell il Of vital imporsanee to tn
successful Development of tho lnateri
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

kne pnaan5le ~ Se IN
.zanls q 3 ssl - &,
sis Snpuf nesl a baIs spkA
Cous yap tad eight
tboussAd tho hundred md eleven
shares sspresepted, Tho reports Of.
the psesldsak ssGFstaEY,~ tFeasRPsp
end superintendent Mere ssasfatssa to
8 epmwittee, who made a. favosaPle
report tia regard 20 ithet manner In
which these seasqers had Discharged
theig rdgtles, which wshnRsnimoRs'F
adppssd. 'Ths Mllowlay resalutlods
|4sss ss,sisss sssssa Tbs, iss,l b s aoa aaty
Of the Board of Directors. prior to
|, each general meeting Of the stock,
holders to verify proxies, and, report
to such meetings the amount ef stock
represented: l,+.,.;s,., .;.iy
Resoiyfd,, That this company regard
With favor the proposed consolidation
with the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road, and thvt committee be. up
pointed to arrange with like commit
tee, from the other company. :th'
terms of consolidation. to be submit
ted for ratification or rejection t
meetings: Of the stockholders Of tn
two companies, to pc called in ,p!qTsu
LANCE, Of the acts Of the Legislature
Of Georgia, North and South CAROL
ma, authorizing the consolidation G
these companies. ,,; . -!
: The time of meeting of the stock
holders has been changed to, the thir,
Wednesday in April for 1870, ,,...,
: The Committee on Nominations fo
directors to serve for the ensuing yea
reported the following ticket, whic
> was unanimously elected, 'Willia'
, Johnston, J. A, Young, W, n. Nea
a, 3, Davidson, of North Carolins
Giles, J. Patterson, q. q. Mcclure,
Chester; William R.. Robertson, ia
Il. Rion, Of Fairfield; A. B. sprin
of York John Fisher, L. p. Child
&c. D.: Melton, vice A. R. Taylor, WI
=, d 'clined reelection, Of Columbia,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

;. s'@ ". direct attention to ''ttlh'' tic ID.
vsrtilseusept l', = s' sos ::Ar: J, T. Anderson,
who offsrsfo sale his yell ,kpowp mill
on Saluda River. For full infoy nation
address him at' Waterloo r. O., Lau,
renss Co.. sc. vnAHiaT. q " u
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30
CoNs1GNEEs.

H. y
81 The following named persons'hkve
freight in the. Deposast AbSssills .,'o
F"H q Tastib, DdEfs,E 3 Khok q %,
r o.Perrin, VIZ Bradley D. Morrow,
A B C. Lindsey tGT HASKELL Il aT
Gordon, J A Norwood, W 6 Wafdlass,
W D Mars q a. .Yisanaka, A. Morri'
son, 8 Il Hill, J VI Griffin, Mrs, 8 J
VanningbaaAyB sA Bsyd,, RNsls6a. !
|9fAXPKEss sP' ID; dauHsdgs5eW51
sfass3 3r.Ab Tsfmaags, q IF staifss; n
|P Tasting 4Jay D. Bradley W;H Psr.
|keHJ N sBeiokek.d .1sasntasa ssss,aias
kodf .nc:l 70 .sDs Ra SoNDlEYsa =
('asGs o3Gi tasAnta ..esis,S. s,i;f kfent.,
.a.t.,l%..,... ,,,s..it "a ri y "EFS.,.-TS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

a, 10 The project .of MtsqRosbains
ths' fsmoas' engineer 1 and suspension
Bsildsr; for uniting NswsY6fh
and aBrooklyH lBy spshIIBg ths Eds,
River, has been approved b,ys the com
mission appoiuSsd to Sxandfhe at,;s End
it iss ssaid that thswerk viii bS Ssatonoe
'comsnenesd!s The eSss VII iba t,ve,
20. coo, ,aa ,oQaa = & a,,tss r. i!.s : ssr = L
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

psllsss and Swa Tsggst &hat we a,e
Ros sbls g 6zSisk s. synopsls sa y
sc 80 -: v,.ss,'Es
Es|Fsea as The esss. >
dseiaon E i ~ Ms srxSd until sths
tseass tS che apeasionsd ;by
tho Feasnatlon q Hose,' can bs elled.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

1 fpxrszs;T TAnzzAgae& I'm pA43 A1zs
tx 1Mxs4.xsxWs$ SIS jAdebs 5E 20
81 3eai1 ~
ss9 tsxhisb gsQShsarts
MblsAux and Chsrxdes make up ths
|attractiye programme Of exercises.
We win eertaiply attend II in our
|PaweREsand=iigsthxt svsHtWih=hs
pleased TO giys ;apE readers the beneat
at ,oap observations $anA. .lucubrations.
Va ara Certain -that-tha osaasian, will
furnish ample material for "takinR
notss!s'asaa wSA 10 sqaaA3 SIRE tha!
NO one will objeurif We '.prent them.i
There sBmet thi6g'iR ths season ant
its acc6SpadiMents, which invite to
tentettaihneats Of this character, ant
wears surprised .tkat there are no
more Of them:!' This is the last (,
4 April, and to:morrow Is May Day.
asv... day % 800, sso 50 500, s.,na, a,s I. bright. 3l 20
'Rfidai Of e.rth sa4 sky." t'''
and .ve, are ~ sure re- that h" the e evening
entertainmspt will furnish 2 fit.inI
!: prelude 70 the , Festivities! Of the Quee
Of MqRY,noa. ,..sp,gs -, i .,sa.., "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

|, s~ Senator ssvyer complains 4
la recent speech in tho Senate, that
EESQutk Observation-Disclosures her:
full share of the Federal appoint
ments. E.s.a -sg
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

: MsRTlna= Oh STOCKHOLDERS or
TIE GREESvrLLB AND EoLuMs1A
RAILRoAD.-On w ednesday Of the
present week. the stockholders Of
haGreenv.Ne & Golumbia Railroad
held their annual meeting, but we
have yet had no account Of the,
particulars. From the list'of hotel
arrivals published in the Rse,ir,
thereseems to be alarge attendance;
and this meeting together With the
Agricultural Convention, has filled
Columbia TO .repletion.t, . There
seems TO have been . lively time I'M
the way Of travel on the road du-
ring, the week. .,.'. every body and
his wifo," a9d somabo /; .Ia!l Ielae's
children have ayailed themselg lges Of
a stockholders privilege. ,spd taken
ont their i ti:..aupusl airing, and rid.
den. out tia snnnaa a,diigid dendAo Ex.
ira trains; heSeL been lzi,s and there
has.besns pleasant etims generally;
Onr town has been visited by shop
piSe paftist. -bevfes Of beautiful
ladies and their attendants : and
oari merchants have been: doingssa
thriving trade. These ann1al meet
inggaa aR aaR great anstiitaafiiosnass sas sna i'll
1sPity tbsy eams ealy pnes = {saFE:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

Ff!HCAUI4S'I b9S 70, ,siJ4itF Jt-1lI - 3IFH
',ts~ dilacta stSniaa tafheAdver
issisement pf Ar.tt.h Qquaiaghsua, In
which hs pstifsss lnhp are indebted
to call and. ssttle. or they will receive
"a fes ticket snit9 tie show 70 be
opened bY tbs1 9 Rssauira )" q We are
not sure .hawsyss !thassft isAsaafree
tajesst = through { We think Nj n /. "a lssst,
s tAess sa z ssstr = ebssg be!e sslsre
{ { zRRa MIA saf setepss ~. Dat one
sf sssaa assHss 4 r ! ata & NJ !
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

eesFfFsF-f=t-sssssS.--s;a.sasIs = = q. ( = sIs
ksaaayAasil i
e z s :. = :: s7:; ~ tfF +
gHH, ALABAMA l,yIBlll 81. Ajnasu sspIRH oE ;
8THE nzasGElsH J AAbic RMERIGAN
y PRESS i,i3 ,saw srs'iel, stnes1t al.
=, ,ie .ts {! :. stir a9 nir7 ~,
: + 4 Feqaire. ao s.a gea efs preghesy et1
power of aivipatoa to dotermine. the
spirit with which tths Eppgljshh pPsople
would receive the Feieetiop Of the
JothnssSSnis, u Clarendon Treaty, aud. the
les.xt1reme views which pre- expressed in
TIC late speeches of Senators Summer
and chandler, TIE English Minister,
mi. TEorntbn, is said to: have .I'sc
'inarkedl' 'upoh heairing IF the rejection
Of tho Treaty" This means w waS,n1
but a'cakasdisan Journal well adds, IN
it means: anything For for there was
much in, tho !circlmstancss Of its
rejection ana ia the bluster and
sbravado of the speeches Of, Senators
Sumner and Chandler, to lead pne TO
doubt the real meaning Of this bslligST
erent demonstration, and Whe.her it
twas intended for an44 other purpose
than to crafty personal vanity, OF to
make somo party capital by areasing
= tho latent Yankee, animosftY to the
English. That at the close Of q pro
1 tdfspssd negotistton betweea two
gfsst powers, ope Of the contracting
parties should boldly assume, the
whole grohnd;s Of 'cpnnifroyersyl,,' and
thst:too'inI 4 matter inv ollvSiiaigga llSii rs Dues
ton Of honor-~ehould grayely listen
I, to- and saaerwarMs eaal1law tedke pub
ished, the speeches which not: only
;, prescribe. a!the mode, and measure" Of
; .fedress, but propose to couple with
the. demand Of: satisfaction, .. most
offensive threat would sleads one Of
necessity to the, eenelusiop,.thstz this
action means war !or<it means moth.
ing M. Summer disayows any such
-; aseign or expectation, nnd whatevef
may he the, desires or Pnrpo ss of Mfr
q4haudlsr. it is very esrtaia that lie
;, will get very little aid from tile
Senate, or sympathy from the Ameri'
can people in carrying put bis pur
posss- :. 81 that after all, this rodo
nontsds in the Senate seeRA designed
=, asrsly 10 promote osrtsiay persons
and partisan objects, by miniSterinl
=; te national vanity. aTousing nstiona
:, prsjaaiees, and diyerting pubic atten
-, ton Hom the, evils which reflect di.
|. credit npon tha.Goverpment at home
~ 5will. be recollectsd that th'
:: ground Of objection TO the Johnson
Clarendon Treaty .was, that it. pro
l,.ippsed 4srelys :to yax the value &an'
!, ,taeyasd ,epmp az pepsatian for the American
ships destroysd by arulasrs fitted on
IN Rritiah ports. Ne Summer, how
ever, ASSUMES. that. Great, Britsi'
committed q wrong ia .eoncedin'
belligerens rigHrs to the confederae5
Il sspd sheuld he Aslds resPonsitde 70
.aths natural and 'prQxipate, eons<
~, ansnses" in the destruction of Amer
scsn. commerce, which grew out Of tI.s
s.. hqst and that this, admission mu'
FORM the ground work OF any treaty
q .stipullatiep on. the subject. 4 ~
-. ehand1ss proposes that opr newly sl
pointed minister, fAall thus oRsr b
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

our losses, Tim. ia our ally IT,,
= THE NEGRO BOND CASE
The most important case of tho
present. Term Of the Supreme Court,
at Columbia, and the most interes.
ting, whether we consider the great
issues involved, or the elaborate and
profaund arguments Which were elic-
ted-was the case OF Colhoun vs Cal,
holm. We append from the Charles.
ton n ,0s . summary Of the facts of
the ease and the points made in tho
argument; Of General McGowan,
against the collection of negro debts:
,> coumb.," April a2.-Ths sup'sms
C,u,t has been much in crested in hearing
The case Of Margnrite NJ. Calhoun, Duff G..
CALHOUN q. 1t, ads, F1"ride Calhoun and
T,omn. G: C'emp,on. aF.-h'l for fore
]elo,ura ofm"r'gage. MCGOWAN aud Whal
~ for sppe'l~",s; N"hls and Thom.on tor
appsll.e., Tie farm kuo~n AZ, Fork Hill.
hs~ l,oms pl~us e John g. Calhoun. with,
fifty neRr.es an'' o'he' pss"o""l Propr"y,
was sold Ly his widaw. Mrs. n. n. C.I-
hoon, apd daughter, to her son, A. r. CAL
lioun. 10 1884. tor $4,000. with fifteeu
years Allowed for p.ymon,, .aud tue ~bo!s
property w.s covered BY mo',gags, A.
r Calhoun died.'sh6rIy stsr inte.,.,e.
and ths .Ppellaa,s ! ~;sre his 'heirs None
Of The d.b' was paid pp to 1865, when II
bfil w"s flied to f"reclose the mortgage,
the validity Of which VAS discussed in court
l~fore Chancellor w. D. Johnson, who
: ldeor-od in fkvosjof the sPpellees: bd. "r
a,pssl was obts'h-d, and the csse is now
: bsfors the Supreme Court the n.iu
/ ppsn, i, issue isibs validity Of tire contract
l for tie fifty slaves, and it is certainly cn.*
t,n n, ,mento,is interest. Tie following at.
f4ends of tho Sfagadusnt OF Gen sr~i s
McGosan, without quoting ,lis hust o.
au,hor7rtes or going into the srgurnent q
large, ~hieh wa. not barsA on mere tech.
. tnicah,ieI,, Hbn, op tue spirit and .brost
inieni, .o ,i,e l.~. 9 tst'a 81 ~ 'S'fH';
r 4 In S every 81 {. sail, ll,t tof slaves for full
valae, the seller warrsnted the title o
the slaves against all defects, know.
and unknown, and the subsequent as
= tfogstfop by The government Of ths
slisws .estsblisbing : slsyery, was ,
breach Of that coSenantaf warranty
al & The less Of slaves ,bg sepa4 nripa
cd patton j aaspqpRts + qpRllse r. d, JailsFs e e"asids
= 1eiios 1esii snff ianf iFsh iFshsrs Is oppsed while Il
a eontrssta fer lalsyss yssrs sexeeutory
q the seprts Yil4 rot enforee.s olr,ss.ssl slt.hem, be
y psHss tbsaB 9ssaB thing epaEssh ned ,Fsa no
Is ssgjqEsd.s-ynd Il ;7ta5r os ses;;iiae
,sI@ b. Contracts for. sIAssassnA, nov
3: mads!not .anlYiyoid but oriminsl, ami
I'd e.loosyproyisipn heb lAsde sla
tSlgprYhgsl AnA EagsysA Adisy aeethes
o-teentrsata being; abFagated ! tie court
afl will kpgtaaw safWps Absas S.aly {
n !. Aasunk caktfacss viii not pow, D
ia1snfossedf ,hefes bscanss sIaksry
Aiax poiiey md a dsitiv
u stsnaEtmsnts Seothe ssats s.
1Gunssii dsiSn of lskss ssat
sri South Carolina e1plieasiy dkSiare
disaeh -ncntrantss nnll and -Sola Maai ID
g.iuo affect 3. ~ II, u
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

FL 8 4 sss Es MI sassat Gs aft.
ia slIaYs, tb by 1auid 81; Snofhess
SSiddh, ,NhS ofsps q Ssfss 4 I'D 8 NostEssa
Hx 40 ~ ibs z Hs HxHs''
HI ttsdtt Hhs q y ssaaaiidid I'd 10
sslftS kss Mn 8 saii ss III yhssl
sTsl;s So )ss5ss r. "a 81 I 81. B 3S.ss 5
basl 80 ~. ~! ~ sssa M so.as
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-30

Two .6ri mir Taller s stlngas.
:. = cspsl q, NIiills sd9 Z, = andl 4 T.
Inches / Diaspat s laag aaagpltae,:- y q ]:
sHtursd order ION shert mo-
2 tiee.isA Also aaa aaHentYaG Gallon
~ R0al6ra,a:ss sSS u sssssisssfisH s.ss
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Havre lh VITA and s PASSENGER 70 Kauhard co..
ssss' % S
,teamship AlIsmanna S, hence Tor nambars same day
a s ssSsda sess & a'ass e sSr
ballast q *. ssw Ts @ keg ws days. in
seanashp Leo Dssr6orn; sssaahah 5 ioar., with ma.e
SSws fPs fn.depsa $ @ bound II"
seamsnp Volunteer, Jones, Philadelphia, with mdsc 10
Steamship rvgosse Parrish Mystic. c. in balas. to mas
sart pss.ss ;a cnrso Nov q with md.s TO
tbs entire os. and split sas bulwafks ana
ressyed says s.o c,hsr ddsmnss dais ns arrived 2h
ralt:f Jan with fruit to Lawrence Giles d Co Had nne
WIN VINE, Fansh Sslqsss heavy %ss'say ss
BARK Mariana "a 1ot.S IaiSs LsSoS, dsys e. with
joy Had sh eams up to as,eras S %ss since
bark Restless lof Philadelphia, Sheldon, Anglo, 10 days,
weather. sota % a'e car msa
Har .a % My % u ssy s,s :. well
and passenger. o br,, sSh 90: Had light .ou,Ssfy
EPPs P:,,,I. Lsrssy vim tg
isI Jan And % on Il; i.., exchanged signals with Grace
@ ~ u a. spoke brig Polledo, from New YORK for Ma
Brig Bckmore tof Ponsnd, Hiney cenuero. 20 DAYS.
with sugar and mo a,sss 70 Fowler Joya. Fcb "a IL,
signal s ssnps ~ 10 days with sugar
Brig Julia Carney Carney Matanxas II days. with sugar
10 master. us anchared ut the Sw Spitj
Bris Clytie pow Trinidad, II days with sugar TO master.
ssSr Sssrei,s y.S sse rhem.:,on sroas. Old H.rbor,
Js, ~ days, with logwood, 10 q Loud A Co.
Scbr Goo Brown Br, Smith, bermuda, 10 days with OIL 10
Duncan Mccoh Had strong and NV gacs, stove bul-
schr 70 Semitic Powell Fortune Bay with herring to mas
sohr Irwin, Atkins jacksonville, 10 days, with yellow
sehr Y,nore Bunker. Daren. Ca days, with yellow
II N
Hchr a Gaunders Carroll Norfolk
Echr Wooley. Van Name, Virginia
scbr John Shay, Tlton, Baltimore for Hoboken
gchr PRESCOTT Wentworth, Portland.
Bchr Hero. Poole Salem.
Schr Massachusets Hopkins Gloucester
Schr Ada Herbert, somers, Gloucester.
Hchr Helen Woodward, Nana'cr. Provinoctouo
Hchr y Robiucon Harding, Glouccster.
Rchr Isnac Bossien, Evans, Fall River.
Bchr Paine Young, Fal River.
ascbr w Blake, Blake, Dlahton.
Schr Tile y, Anderson, Dlghtan,
Scbr John FsrnuFn, Kelly, Providence
Hchr T. w Brdsal. Lathefn, Proyidcnee
Achr Eellie Chase, EIamiit0H New Ia en-.
kcir Connecllcu Stan IN, New haven.
schr n II senedc, Ell !, New Hayen.
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Herald Packages.


Captains and Purscrs Of Vessels arriving this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht nee The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend TO the delivery Of packages
as will be by tho following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1868 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
r3- The ONCE OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEASNErTE ID At Whitehall slip. All communications
owners and consgnees the masters Of inward
sells VIII be forwarded free Of charge.
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town-E Cunard.
Steamship India fBr, Munroe, Glasgow Bros
Mcncke A Co.
Bark adelaide, Risk, Massnzas- -Dolner Potter Co.
Bark Fannie, Hncklcy, Matanzns-Snow Burgess.
Co.
Brig Paragon. Walsh, anzas-Mfer 4 Houghton.
Brig AIberti Hartman, Cardenas-H 81 Brookman
Brig Herman, Hichborn. Cardcnas- Walsh Carver.
Brig Merrfck, Lppfncott, Cardenas-J Ward & Co.
Brig Marine (Br, Godfrey. Caibarien-Heney Parker.
schr Racehorse, Hughes, Baracoa--B 3 Weinberg.
Schr Haley, Haley, Georgetown. SC Picrson.
schr John Ferris, 81 John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas a
Homes.
schr Curtis, Richardson Phelps Landing Phillips
Collins.
schr Nellie Bioomheld Hoboic Stamford.
Schr Salc Burton, Palmer Stamford.
Steamer Jos Thompson, Moore Baltimore
ARRIVALS.
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schr Albert Field, Pettit. New HAVEN
schr n Bayles, Arnold. new Haven.
sScnr oscar Acken, Hobbie. Stamford
schr Flower, Russell, Portland. Ct.
schr schr Julia Y A a Raymond, Young, Grsenport
schr Allen, Case, Greenport.
schr N Hand, Norton, Orient.
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