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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

a Dog Sacrifices his Life for n Drum
ken Mustcr.- he Milwaukee Wisconsin
says: y gentleman living Mt Wauw ,to
81 relates to us to day the following Incl
dent, for the truth OF which he touches:
One day last week man went to a sa-
loon, as was his daily custom, to drink,
and meeting boon companions, remained
with them till late at night, when he
started to 20 home. Overcome by the
liqnor he had drank, the man laid down
on the railroad track AMI went to sleep
a faithful dog, who had followed the
man. stood and watched over him, until
the whistle of Il locomotive in the dis
tance showed that freight trim was
approaching. The dog fully aware of
the danger imminent to his master, tried
to arouse the drunken man, and tore
his clothes badly in the attempt. Tn
able to awake the sleeper, the dog took
the man by the sholder and fairly dragg-
ed him from the track just az the train
came on. The man was saved, bnt the
poor dog who had so faithfully protcc
ted the master he loved, was struck by
the cow-catcher and smashed to pieces
When the man ecovered his senses, it
was found that his flesh was bitten in
several places by the dog, IN the strong
efforts made by the animal to save his
LIE. The man the next day gathered up
the pieces of the faithful animal and bu-
ried them. He was SO fully impressed
by the remarkably narrow escape from
death, that he has resolved not to get
drunk again.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

CATNIr FOR BEEs.-A corrcspon-
dent of the Bee Jomnat plants catnip
along the fences and out-ofthe-way pla-
ces, where weeds ordinarily grow for
forage for bees He says bees work on
in all kinds of weather. A slight frost
dues not kill it as it does other Towering
plants, and it is in bloom from the time
it first makes its appearance until killed
by the frosts in the fall
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
Sheriff $ Sales.

by virtue of sundry writs of f. IA. TO re
directed will sell to the highest bidder.
ut Orangeburg Court House, on the fjrss
Monday in March next, for cash the
Following property, viz
Ali the Right Title and interest which J.
ii. p. Tate has in the plantation --whereon ho
now resides, containing about two thousand
acres, more or less, including the 742 acros
thereof laid off as the Homestead OF the said
Defendant, situate in ST. Matthews Parish.
County Of 0rangeburg and bounded by lands
ef Mary F. Tate and others. Levied on the
property of Johnson II. r. Tate at the euit
of Francis J.. Tate. Purchasers TO pay for
papers and stamps.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 1876 aercs
more or less, situate in Edisto Fork Orange.
burg County, bounded by John Brown. Ca.
phas Rutland, w. l.. w. Riley and Jacob
Martin. Levied on rs the property OF Thou,
as ID. Axsoa at the suit of Mary II. Gibson
ALSO,
J. One tract of land confa ming ss1 acres
more or les, siinate in Urangebure. bounded
on the cast by Charleston Road. south and
west by lot No. 2, and north by u. Riggs.
One tract OF land containing 24g 8-5
acres more or less, situate in 0rangehurR,
bounded on tie east by Charleston Road,
south i'y trncr No. 3. west by Edisto River
and north by ii. Riggs.
3. Cine tract Of land containing 1874 O. 10
acres more or lesa. bounded on the east hy
Charleston Road, south by J. w. II. Dukes,
wrst by Edis'o River and north by tract No
y
g. One tract of land containing ls0 acrsg
m"rc or less. bnnni"d on the east by W. r.
Mchewn south by tract NO 3. west by L. ID.
Frederick. anil north by J. W. II. Dukes.
o. One tract of land containing 40 acres
more or less. bounded on the cart by Mt.
Mck"wn. south by Henry Dickcon wcst Ey
4. ID. Frederick and north by trAet No. J.
Levied on as the properly nf ID 4. Bnrten xE
the suit OF q. u. Riley. .Adminis raisr.
Ky consent pi Parties the above proprs.y
will be sold FOR half cash. rhc balances in
ten months il purchasers 30 desire.
Sherifi-s Uface. Ii. RIGGS.
oraugeb"rgc. H.. So, soc.
Feb. 10. 1865. &&Ek
feb II cd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

A thicopee Mass. company is filing
contract for making peculiar adjust
able horse, shoe, he invention of Balti-
morean, which is made to be taken off
at night. or when the horse is not being
used, and put on when wanted, rs readily
as pair of boots. The corks of the
shoe are also adjustable, and new ones
can be fitted wheu one set is worn out.
Horsemcn say it is big thing"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

To KEEP CATTLE FREE From LICE
Water in which potatoes have been boil
ed possess poison fatal to lice. Dip
into it large sponge or woolen cloth,
and wash the cattle freely, choosing u
sunny, warm day for the operation, and
as their hides dry, comb them with a
carrycomb, and see for yourself the eff.
ects of the gateF.
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forward and delighted his hearers with
some of his best songs, rendered in
his own iuiniitable style,e
This closed the deli:htsul evening.
After adopting resolution. Of thanks
to Mr. Cannon for the splended style in
which nc had served up the supper, and
to John Wilcox for his delicious music.
the gay party dissolved.
Ibis ended this happy OCCASION. No
circumstance marrcd the pleasure of its
occurrence, no UNPLEASANT feature tingcd
with the slightcal shade its brightness
Courtesy and good feelings, characterized
the entire proceeding And it will be
remembered as one of Orangeburg's
bright days.
Orangeburgcan boast now of az effective
aud strong Fire Department as any
town in tho State; and this day, with
its happy scenes and episode will mark
brightly its inauguration and organiza-
ton.
THE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY.
We cannot conclude the account of
this pleasant affair without noticing
more fully the Elliott Hook and Ladder
Company, who upon this OCCASION made
their first npl enrance. This Company
was organized in October last and has
pcrsevcrcd in their undertaking, until
now they arc n success. AS their eloquent
Solicitor suggested ut the Supper, their
success in no small degree is attributable
To their name. he name of DIR. Elliott.
which they have adopted, is one synony
nous with success aud honor. The
Company numbers about thirty active
men, and i'll their white shirts, and rcd
caps, will present very handsome APP
pcarance.
The truck was built by our townsman
Mr.. IIarpin Riggs, and is a pretty illus
tration Of his skill and taste as "a work.
man.
The truck consists of carriage on
four feet wheels, broad tires The lad
der beds rest on Elliptic springs. on IL
% feet fifth wheels, ON each axle. 1t
is coupled twelve feet There are four
laddcas of different lengths. with an
extension ladder to extend 81 feet.
On the couplings, near yiiic centre ar.
two b.rs witb~hr07nI uprigh,s which con.
st;tute a bed FIR tho h,nks on. f,ot
lower than the lii l.r b.l Ia the can
trc of the coupling is bar with scroll
work on either side GE l.nterns. The
tongues are 6 feet rom end to end
ornamentcd on the end with two steer
ing irons.
The painting is very handsomely done
The stripping which is superb, WAS done
by Mr.. Jas a. Williams. who is certainly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

WHITTEMoRE.- Congressman B. F.
Whittemore has been charged with sell
ing his right of nominating to the West
Point cadetship, and has been ordered,
to appear at the bar Of the house to
answer the charge. m
He has resigned his seat in Congress
which Scott has accepted.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

SANTA ANNA-This old marplot is
trying TO get back to Mexico, and was
defeated in his purpose to suil from Ha-
vapa on tie 14,h, by the express pro
hibition OF the Captain General Of Cuba.
If the poor old man should once more
attempt to push his fortunes in Mexico,
he will be very apt to lose his head.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
sheriH's Sales.
ORANGEBURG-IS EouIrY.
Leocadin s. Hall, In

v. The ireui.
Minerva Clark, Aim'x. ct. nj. Court
by virtue of an order or sale made in this
case by the said Court. will sell =. Orange
hurg. 5. C.. on Monday the !.h of March,
next. during the usual hours of sale.
All that Lot or parcel of land containing
acres more or less. situated in the Town OF
Orangcburg, and bounded OF the north by
LOT formerly of job ID u. Sanders on tho
cast by lot formerly of Samuel H. Clark, on
the South by Fcnwick Street, and ON the
w.s' by Bauling Street. hc,ng rh. lot on
which the Dwelling House. S.nra House
Whcclwrigl't Shop and Blacksmith Shop OF
the late Benjamin ID. C.ark are situated
Tcrms-Ouc- half cash. the balance H. II
rssonths.swiih boui and intcrcst papsble an
10y uui'vd ny mort gage Of = nc properly
containing covenant for r,sa;r on brcach
Of the condition of the bond, purcli,scr TO
pay FOR papers an'l stamps.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
Notice of Dismissal.

NT0TlCE IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the 2dth day of March 1870, | will
file my Final Accounts with thc Honorable
I. {. Andrews Judge of Probate, and ask
for Letters of Dismissal rs Guardian of Ma
ria V. Jefcont, formerly Maria V. Livingston
now wife of Henry W. Jefcoat, and John s.
Livingston. b. +. TOU,
feb 26-it Guardian.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
The Citizens Party.

We call the attention of our readers
to the article on our first page entitled
"a place in the fight" which we clip
from the editorial columns of the Char.
lesion Daily Netcs. The Ne,cs, aud our.
selves are now in full accord as to the
situation and the remedy, and we appre-
ciate the tone of courtesy and sympathy
IN common cause which characterizcs
the article, and which should mark the
course of the Daily Me,rs, as the leading
organ, of the State. r-.s.
This question, as 20 whether the State
can be redeemed from its thrall Of cor.
ruption' fusurpation, and restored TO the
keeping Of those, whose intcsests and
whose love for her will be guarantees
chat she will suffer no detriment in
their hands, is n vital and an imminent
one.
The result Of the elections this coming
fall will settle this question for q decade
OF years, perhaps forever.
Docs it not behoove us then to devote
oil our efforts, an direction that has
some promise Of success, to break down
the party machinery which impels the
colored people to vote like automatons.
and to secure some of them<to vote as
the dictates Of honesty shall direct them,
freed from the CALLING shackles of
party!
The Charleston Neps suggests the
Citizens Party as the term, which shall
define and include all of our citizens,
Democrats and Republicans white and
black, united by the bonds Of common,
danger and common hope 1t says:
1.-The Scylla of Democracy, no less than
the Charyblis of Ropublicanism, must
be avoided. .re
Let us unite then, at once Let the
white people of the State sacrifice much.
let them do their whole palt towards
bringing about that bright day of accord
and peace, when the colored voters will
realize that their rights are in no jeop-
ardy, and that their common and true
interests will be promoted and secured.
BY union with the honest of our people
against the corrupt aud the ignorant.
~ ~. s~sris day dawa before the cleo lions
: in October next. and let that eleetioh he
the inauguration of that bright era OF
prosperity. Let every individual man
do his part towards bringing about this
consummation. M
Then shall our State bring forth her
increase, her valleys shall bloom as the
rose, her hills shall smile with plenty
and her people from the sca.board to the
snountain shall rejoice and be glad
---aazn.uuu-e -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
MIssrssippr. Congress Is SIN jdeba

MIssIssirpr Congress is still 'deba-
ting the question as to the admission of
the Mississippi senators. One of them
Esyels Is a colored man, It's thought
that if the, rest are admittedsthe COM
plexion of Revels will not prevent his i
admission.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
ALSO
ORANGEBroG-IS PnopArE.

Thaideus c. Andres,
Judge o. Probate.
rs. In the Circuit Court.
William Winningham.
ct. al.
BY virtue of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court. will sell at Orange
burg, s. { =. OH Monday the 9TH day OF March
next during the usual hours Of sale.
All that tract or parcel of land containing
200 acres more or less. situate, lying and
being in the County Of Ornngehurg and State
aforesaid, on the South Edisto River, and
bounded by lands of L. A. Austin, j. T..
Martin, G. Q. O'Dowd and others.
Terms.-One-third cash, and the balance
on credit of one and two years, purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day of sale, payable annually,
and secured by a mortgage of the premises,
with n covenant for re- sale on breach of the
condition of said bond, and also 10 pay for
papers and stamps.
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ALSO
ORANGEDURG-I Eou

ORANGEBURG-IN EoU1rY.
Charles G. lnabinet, Assignee. Bill
VS.. to Foreclose
j. A. X. Holman J Mortgage.
BY virtue Of order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, will sell mt Orange
burg S. c. on Monday, the 9TH day of March
next, for cash.
All that plantation or tract of land situate
in Orangcburg County, on the north side of
North Edisto river and on south side of Old
Branch, originally granted TO Melchor OFT,
containing $50 acres more or less.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

A Clergyman addressed his female
auditors as follows "Be not proud chat
our blessed Lord paid your sex the dis
tinguished honor of appearing first to a
fenuleafter resurrection, for it was only
mat the glad tidings might be spread
the sooner"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
PAINTING
FIRST CLASS
FIRST CLASS

FIRST CLASS FIRST CLASS
HAVING TWENTY YEARS Experience
with the BRUSH, offer my services TO the
public as House and Coach Painter. Al
work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Or
ders left at the Probate Office, or Store Of
John d. Stocker Esq, will be promtly ut
tended to.
feb 26-tf JAMES A. WILLIAMS.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG-IN EQUITY.
T. Glenn Shulcr, Ell, ux. !

T. Glenn Shulcr, ct, ux
w.
L. ID. Myers, Ex'r, ct. nl.
BY virtue of an order made in this case, /
will sell at Orangeburg Court House, ON the
first Monday in March next, during the legal
hours of sale, for half cash, balance on u
credit of IL months, secured by bond with
interest from date and mortgage of premises,
with covenant for resale Purchaser paying
for stamps aud papers.
All that plantation or tract of land, con-
tanning 422 acres more or less, situate in
Orangeburg County, and bounded ON the
north by A. B. Griffith on the east by Jesse
Utsey, on the south by Allen Shuler. on the
west by A. Smell and Rebecca Collier, of
which land j. d. Collier died, seized aud pos
sessed.
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG-IS EoUlrY.
rhad. c. Andrews, Judge of probatsl !

Thad. c. Andrews, Judge of Probate
vs.
S. B. Sawyer, e.. al.
Under order in this case, will sell on the
9TH day of March next, for one-third cash,
balance in 1 months, secured by bond and
mortgage, ap with the privilege of paying nil
cash.
One TRACT of land containing 500 acres
more or less, bounded by lands of b. Tyler,
P. s. Hutto, South Elis,o River and lands of
8, 3. Sawyer.
oranseSars G. II. s. O., 50 s'o.,c..
g, Feb. ,s H. 1889 }
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Notice of Dismissal.

NIOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 18th day of March, 1870, ! will
file my Final Accounts with the Honorable
] e. Andrews, Judge of Probate, andask TOR
Letters Of Dismissal Guardian of Addison
Murphcy. w. f. BARTON,
feb 26-It Guardian.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
CABINET MAKER
ND
u " d e e T. A X e r,
VIM. AIKEN BULL.

Having opened Cabinet Shop in the rear
of the Baptist Church, is prepared to attend
to all busines in his line, and respectfully
offers his services to the people of Orange
burg and vicinity.
feb 10 3m
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Notice of DimissaI.

NTOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ will. on the DIST dar of March. 1870,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for 0rangeburg County, as
Administrative of the Estate of Shedrack
Waljz deceased, and ask for Letters of Dis
missal.. l.. A. WALTZ.
feb 26--it Qualified Adm'K.
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OPEN AGAIN
HUNTERS
Photograph Gallery.
ORANGEBURG, S. G.
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN OH the 18th day of March, 1870 L. G.
lnnbinet will apply for Letters of Dismissal
as Surviving Administrators OF the Estate of
j. X. l.. Robinson. deceased.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
1eb I2-4t Judge of Probate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

A Miss Lndy L. .a.;d. a.;d.seertisestln Mis-
sissippi paperthat she is of good birth
and education, and is willing to marry
sa editor, believing herself lfaabls'4to sup
port one. Bi~ eHomIed ni ole orr eI7
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Samuel Dibble Esq,-8th.
PISTOL TARGET.
! ID. w. Robinson-1st Prize.
Col. A. d. Frederick, I'd.
NJ. G. Stroman-3d.
i. G. Andrews 4th.
j. d. Wolfe 5th.
p. G.. Cannon--6th.
ID w. Rubinson-,7th.
=. G. Cannon-Sth.
w. Il. McMichael-
f. l. Higdon-10th.
TIE PARADE.
AT 2 o'clock p. NJ. the Young Ameri-
Gu Fire Company assembled at their hall
for their annnal parade AID inspection,
and awaited the arrival Of their escort,
the Elicit Hook and Ladder Company.
The latter Company assembled at the
same hour at MIR. Riggs work shop,
where their new truck was delivered to
them. The Company fell in, manned
the drag ropes aud proceeded to the
Engine House to participate in the pa
radc. Arriving ut Mr.. Louis corner,
the Company halted for moment, while
the Young Americas opened their drag
ropes and extended their line on either
side OF their Engine, when, the Hook
eg1<he der Company marched by them.
AS the 1--WE. Companies were opposite
each o,ber. their heads bared in cnmnli-
ment, President Moscly of the Young
America proposed "three cheers for the
Elliott Hook and Ladder Company"
They were given with gusto by his
gallant Company, aud the welkin rang
with their echo. 1t was the thrilling re-
ception by the Young America of their
''younger brother" 1t WINS the eloqu mt
and generous salute of the Elliott Hook
and Ladder Company. Those hearty
cheers coming from manly hearts, spoke
volumes of sympathy, and good-feeliug,
and brotherhood. Their echo will lin
ger in hearts aud touch chords of feeling
until those hearts shall be cold aud mute
to al! appeals!
The Hook and Ladder, passing the
Young Americas, took up their position
on their right, ,ond opening their drag.
ropes to the right and left, they formed
line on either side of their truck, in
line with the Young Americas
The Comet then formed on the left OF
the Young Americas, opening their drag
ropes to the right and left, and formed a
line on either side OF their Engine.
In this position the Companies awaited
their inspection by the Board of Fire
Masters and his Honor the Iptendant.
While these gentlemen we're passing
the line for inspection, all heads were
barred in salute again. At this point
tho scene was eloquent, the coup d'ei
of tho two Companies, strikingly beauti.
full.
Tho red shirts of Young Americas
lined on either side Of their engine
which was. handsomely decorated with
wreaths and flowers, and the white shirts
OF tho Elliotts. on either side of their
beautiful truck, also profusely aud taste
fully dressed and wreathed with flowers
festoons and emblems, while down the
line passed the venerable and honor"d
Chief Of the Fire Department, pr. Thos
A. Elliott, accompanied by the Hon. N
Austin Bull, Iutendant of 0rangehurg
and Capt. Briggmanpn Of the Board o
Fire Masters, Jas. F., Izlar and w. j
DcTreyille Esqrs., Solicitors, and, prs
Salley and Oliyeros, Surgeons of the TIVE
Companies, turned tablequ of eloquen
and striking beauty.,i5o loa .s ,a
li After the Inspection was concluded
!. soasoo9 5gId
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26

BY virtue of an order made in this case
the Creditors of the late Dorcas NcGrew. de-
ceased, are hereby notified thai they are re.
quired to present aud prove their respective
dtoIpsgis befope Charles Ii. Glover, Esq,
Special Referee at 0rangeburg, S. G., on Or
before tho first day of April next or they
will be debarred payment
Clerks Office, GEORGE BoLlWER,.
orangeburg, s. C. c. C. p.
Feb. 10, 1870
feb L. I'd
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ORANGEBlfk,i-lS EouirY.

Asbmry X. Durham, ct. ux. In the
va. Cir cult
William \. McGrcw, Admir-, ct. al. Court.
The lands of the Estate of the late Dorcas
McGrcw, deceased, will be rented for the
prescn. year OH Sulc,lny in March next. in
stead of being sold. M pievioucly advertised
Term-Onc-half cash. and the remainder
on credit to lst November next, by note of
lessee, with two apr we'd surcties.
Clerks Office, GEO. Br LIVER,
Ornngcburg. s. c.. Z. C. p.
February -, 1870.
feb 20 td
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ct ux., ei. nj. Eelisfs
Byvirtue Of mn order a,adc in the said cause,
the Creditors Of the late Henry y. Pcu, de-
ceased are hereby nothcd that they are re-
quested to present and prove their several
and respective demands, before the under
signed, at 0rangrburg. =. c., on or before
the first day of March next. or they will be
debarred payment.
0rangcburg, s. c., GEO. BOLIvER,
Feb. 10, 1870. Special Referee.
feb II I'd
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MULES! !.
The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
OnANGEBuRG In Eo' IrY.
John ID. ID. Faircy, Dill for lujunc:o
tn set aside
VS.. Irregular proceed
burns ID. Myers. Tx or. inss, to marshall
ass Is, an,l for
of f. j. W. Myers, ct al Relief
II appearing To my satisfaction that Sarah
Pullman. and Pullman her husband. Elk
nbcth Holly. and - Holly. her husband
Scar e D;-iruinnts TO SAID I,il. are absent
from. and reside beyond the limits of this
State. on motion OF Mcssrs. lzar x Dibbc
Solicitors for Complainant. il is ordered :
that the said Defendants do appear. and
plead. answer or dcmur TO said Bill within
forty days from this date. or an order pro
contcsso will b. granted against them
Clerks Office. GEO. BOLIVER,
Oral gcbmrg. =. c.. {. {. +.
Feb n, 1870
feb % Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07
Shining Nnien.

The dry dock business, anticipated, IN improving Dn
ring the past weeks has been fair and hopes
entertained that as advances will grow better
and better
The brig Nellie Clifford, 23s TONS taken up by the
large dock Saturday, July 3d. and lowered the fol-
lowing Monday meanwhile being patched In metal.
The steam yacht GERMAN taken up by the smaller
screw Monday July 25 for the purpose OF cleaning
bottom and painting
The bark Isaac Rch bS3 TONS was rpsed by the large
screw Tuesday, July 26 and stripped, caked and
remctalled.
The propeller yacht VIM NJ Tweed taken I'D by the
smaller screw Wednesday, July a. and lowered the
following day, meanwhile being cleaned bottom her
propeller adjusted.
The Yacht ldler raised by the central dock
Wednesday, July ~, and cleaned in bottom.
The schooner Electric Spark 10 TONS taken up by
smaller dock Thursday July 49, for the purpose Of
stripping, csking and rem falling.
The smaller screw dock Tuesday July g. took up the