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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-06-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
are recorded in the Auditors office Tor
the month of May:
Lewis Gown to Thomas McClendon,
b. M. Rogers to Thomas McClendon,
1074 acres, S2l5.
Fl. B. Scott to w. \. Scott, A acres,
w. H. Lawton, Annie Lawton and
C. L. Groomling to John G. Young, 10
acres, 81 1858.
James n. Nabors to Harriet Nabors
and Oscar Nabors, 235 acres, gift.
James r. Nabors and Drayton Nabors
to Duvenia Nabors, 225 acres, gift.
G. N. Brown to James II. Nabors, 23O
James Campbell to J. NJ. Campbell,
124 acres, S40O.
Ann G. Hearst, En-, and J. D. Neel,
Ex'r, to Trustees of Erskine College,
s232 acres, ST ,l60.
Ann G. Hearst and J. D. Neel to
Trustees of Erskine College, 1856! acres,
$923.50.
A. T. Wideman to W. d. Mars, It's
acres, 500.
w. II. Whitlock, Emma S. Whitlock,
Mary J. Whitlock, w. w. Whitlock,
E. G. Whitlock and S. a. Whitloek, 4
acres, gift.
James a. Reid to J. NJ. Cochrane, II.
Young and W. J. Bonner, house and
lot, 81 900.
S. MCGOWAN to Lee Bowie, 2 acres,
;$2s. .
T.B. milford to w. N. McCurry, 50
acres. $500.
w. X. Blake to NJ. G. Taggarss, Sc
acres, 81 200.
!. f. G. DuPre and Thomas Thomson,
to John NJ. Gambrell, 9 acres, S675.
: d. NJ. Rogers to 4. Stokes Sayrc, aoO
acres, $4,000.
G. w. Gu!lin, Judge Of Probate, to
Mrs. Josephine J. Chiles, 2S5 acces'
c. w. Gunin, Judge of Probate, to
Mrs. Mary J. Lites, 4s3 acres, $3,45l.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-06-10

TREE --PEDDLERs.-Tho UnionviAe
Times sounds the following note OF
warning: "We see q statement 60
ing the rounds Of the Northern pa
pers that these itinerant worthless
are as industriously playing their
role North as South. There, how
ever, they are IN the habit Of buying
the refuse trees from the Nursery
man, who in the end, will be the suffer
Grand he deserves it-for the peddler
will be sure to tell where he got his
trees, or at least palm them off as
from some good nursery. The Nur.
seryman is particeps crinsinis and de-
serves to suffer-" a..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-06-10

The following persons have packages
tn the Express office:
J r Leroy, ] II Robertson, W T
Wideman, A w & r + Lanicr, J Hus-
sey, ] L Gown, J A Wier, F B Hous-
ton, D Jordan, Mrs Baker, A j Cau-
thern; w A Drennon, VIM Taggart, B
D Hall, G Hall, B Clark & Go, Miss
Z Smith, Bradley s. Jay, w Robertson,
J A Blake.
c.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freightin the Depot:
wv Crowford, ] G Presley, w P
Wideman, S MCGOWAN, e It Haskell,
w H NIattox, Morrah, w Co, j NJ
Martin, S G Link, G Haddon.
J. W.MARSHALL,
Agent.
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Sherif's Sale.

NAL. AftulSGeitu DulG,
and
James Gilbert, Execution.
against
Jerry Hollinshcad.
nY virtue of two Execution to mo
= directed, 1 will sell within the
legal hours, at Abbevillc Court House,
on Saleday in July next,
One House and Lot and Ad:
,jacent Lands,
known as tho MCGOWAN property.
supposed to contain
80 Acres, more or less,
and bounded by Magazine street, De-
Pot street, Fair Grounds, Augusta
Road and Poplar Street.
Also Three Bed Room Sets Furnl-
tare.
Carpets, One containing 4C yards
the other so yards.
4 Sets Heavy Damask Curtains,
VERY FINE.
One fine Extension Dining Table.
Four Sofas.
Cooking Stove and other House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Also one very fine Rosewood Piano.
All levied on as the property of Jerry
Hollnshcad at the suits Of Maj. A.
Burt and James Gilbert.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbcvillc County.
Sheriff s Office,
J,oo q 1914
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Market Reports.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By
BARN w E LII s. co..
Dealers IN Staple Dry Goods, Groce'
rics, Provisions, &C., dc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
GOTO THE POLLS

Gro to the polls on Tuesday and vote.
1t Is duty that every nan owes to his
country. to participate IN elections and
aid in the selection Of officers who arc
to make and administer It's laws. No
man should excuse himself from voting
because his vote viii net be needed to
elect the person Of his choice, or because
his party IS in minority, and cue vote
VIII not avail against the majority. If
your party IS the best party and you
think it is) the more votes that party Is
able TO poll. the more influence 1t viii
have and the more good it viii be able
to DO If you are Republican. increase
the Republican majority by one, and let
1t be shown that Vermont Is true to her
ancient principles, and that her voters
are still alive to the interests Of the IA
ton. If you are Democrat. let it be
shown that neither spUnk nor hope has
died in your breast, though you have
spent years under the Republican rule
Of this state The influence Of a town
in conventions Is determined by the
number Of votes cast at September cleo
tons. and the number Of delegates NAV
be increased IN this county considerably,
by full vote tomorrow. Two years
ago, the vote Of both parties was light
IN this vicinity. The county building
question, which Is again to come up IN
the next Legislature, ought to awaken
sufficient interest IN Orleans county, to
call out every voter IN that county. In
Caledonia county, the contest over Bep-
resentative to Congress viii be exciting,
aud every voter ought to show his col
vEs4 StV The p,zEt- I'D r~zsz.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

1ALzD - GR.FxxaKD-Nrz
Townsend 81 TkksSr.s ssrses wess = -
Jersey csSy eezae1sry reeenssy, 70 scatter
nssEe-s CO the grave & kev go k~
sAe sasa few days ags- So wsa A.
S'zz paasaa by Asr ssa HERR. far vears
. az, NAs as 81 > grave sesze nezr
ne he~ grave shiBs - nDesz.er ggzases
tae aoWexs- Is n.smeas sae s~a,s
tAe cAI8s SCREAM. ard taznsag rsrus
tsalzs1 tAas the sss1e lad ss.eu ose~ a.
aaza- Esfsse the sts1e eeaA4 se rea1pss
he wza dad
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
REPUBLICAN SPAIN.

After al her VicizzitutIes. the Reuub-
nc OF Spain has AZ length begun to bear
the nrst fruits OF popular rule and free
DOM With the recognition az the Re-
public By the majority at the great
Prowers OF Europe, there has eome over
TINS people new strength. most vel
come 60 a nation STRIVING after fnfIeueud-
enee- and Spain 5 really taking definite
action tGward more Thorough 9istrIIhb,,-
ton CT Justice u al her subjects. On
the 18th instant the newly recognized
Republic took her first infant step To-
ward universal liberty. by Issuing a
Ministerial decree emhodyIng reguIa-
uons f1r the execution at the order far
me aooArlon OF slavery IN Porra R5en.
An island az the Greater AnriIIes. West
Indies owned By the Spanish Govern
nenE This act VIII speak saEorabTv
Tor SPAN 70 the hearts Of al men band
or tree and cannot fal "a convince the
world that the time fur seEff-rrsIe has A.
lasz come "a SPAN. and that she 10 lang.
Ct s 70 se boxed upan a. 4 nation fus5.
efuate % the maintenance of snvrb-ne,
ouE = tyrznn1eaI firm sf Government
The future far SPAN looks brssFs
TN the upr1eeIng az sIave~v n E.5Sr
and slavery II mind. she VII Become. !,
grand narI0u- FIR VITA Eberrv = baru
progress. winch aI0ue eza aiT and zr~v.
the Republic 20 that 40 kTng or mrs
at ruyzl-y can break within Fer RI.
heP1hiie % he renagnizsd By TIE nations
was guod- and % free her slaves i besre,
sr1ll bat To Eberzte al bo.sTes ar
mlnds and % settle down 70 PEACE and
Prosperity VIII &c bess Of al aa.I s,a,
u Enaea al the siEIlzzed world VII r..
Is1ee--tdasez4ga k14zslzng .Lsss7zuE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

We rsTaAE AGAINST the eass5u Il reg-
rssen<Iag zngels, ard the rssssemet II.
azFe ga1e befsrs. wIEh xIaxs r..
aea1asnlsa- Christians have hsrr,w4.f
sas Hea frsaa Pagan mgsAasagy. Ne
- net can aazt heszese taa1 fke e~pae
1rsasoEs VIA kzs aeEsress hs.-azs.ssrv- u5rs
: h'ru EhicA = the inags Of Esim.4gs
VIA strip % s. cur aaaazsxxs and xa..sn-
aoasa- = sAe aezz waril~ and taru ~ suss
hasz g. shaagsaI ehekenz-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

SENSIBLE CosDCcE-Hers il news e
thoroughly sensible occurrence AZ
the funeral Of : poor man named N5eh-
aea fEyun ct HatsrrsEn. Mass which
took Plaee On the I4Eh inst his fr;end4
instead Ct hiring hacks. walked n urs-
eeza1du . the cemetery, and gave VIA.
would otherwise have gne n earran-
hire . the widow and SIX oruhana +.
there any enc . ind faaIs VII IL
eandasS : How many --Esng f1ne-aI.-T y
re see every day fsEEawIag the rsaa;es
ct soar mea whose eazIGren vii 80
. the poor house nezs week Tbese
men sF = a1srt5sn deserve the thzz[- =
: grsas many f1r the example theg 80
saa*n-Bsstosa PEJsk.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

HE PHRES0L0aIC4L IeERy4L Avn
Lice ILLEzrRArEB for seutember
aheunds IN freshness and spice Of the
best sorts Father, mother. soy and
daughter can each find some thing To
please and instruct them IN swsH fEI-
cd PAGES Ne may note q few subject.
as worthy the attention Of readers esn-
orally, VIZ James Lick. the Benevolent
Millionaire Of California. OberIfn CoI
lege1 Resolution and Appetite Finance
"A Clear Presentation 81 the CurrancT
Question Thomas A. Scott. the Motel
Railroad kIng, with a Portrait The
School SRI Of the Period In the Tolls
q tashlon-Good Counsel 70 sociesv
LADIES' Rulned by Good Luek-t5sad
counsel 20 the Boys The Venus FIv
Irap7 Curisus Facts About a Curious
Body Jeremy Benthau-What hewas
and hah he Did, Telescopes N amer
Ica and Europe Dr. Alex H. Ross. the
Canadian Naturalist Hints On PrTva+e
reading Agricultural HTaez- etc a.
sagether an admirable number p-ee
20 cents s. = year 8 R EnTs
sse Broadway, " L
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
REPUBLIcAa COUNTY TICKET.

II. c. WrLs0x Troy. S,,,s,-S
oaary TArLoa. MorgHa. ,,.,.,,,,f 1,,i,,.,
B. ;. g0NEs. Coventry.
l. T. IHoAPsoz. Irasburgh. Sl1ts's 4tt0r1ley.
e. A. SrEwAEr. Newport. Judge " Probate.
. H. HoLDz1Dss. Irasbgrgh. Sbs1iE
HAHHx CHzSzx, westmors. BGihT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
Class lSEh-Haa4eaaEd Manufacturers.

leA1onea a ne list
Tom nI1tee--E- " Wheeler and v7ra
lrazourgh O. H austin and wife. Bar
ton Frank EarzaIEh and wife. Bart.sr :
n O. Chafey and wife. Albany C. P.
owen and VIE Glover L 4 EeuTsz.,,
and wife, Sheffield
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

CoanIE1ae--J- H Evans. Brawnifusr-
ton T. s Talman. Greensboro Gas
carpenter, Charleston Amasa Paine.
Lowell -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

COmmIttee.-B. NJ r. Nelson. Barton.
Robert Alexander, Bloomington Jesse
Alden, Irasburgh; Leonard Collier,
Derby; ANGRY Dawson. Craftsbury
Salma Davis, Sheffield.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Al Persons, b. the pagmens afsI,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

tamnlstee--P & Hancock aud v7e.
1oFenErTT T. ". Baldwin ard re-.
Bartnn Waller Burnaan auS ~.
Nestdeid- Wm H BlaissIeIT ard ~
Lowell A. L DenHissu and ~.
br0w1Ingtan
8zax PrpuSws..
~nailIe1 = cfzapsse mnsE be 5esx4za ne sapz
~ szx and sixteen Hanr1ls essu71jFs.z- =
zSar1 lpsa aEzitzfszsas.sz z.,-s.s,s5-
and zDad I6aks
tamuIEree-D- n Camp and uTss.
Newport z P Md and wfss Co..
bury dasou AIIard aaa wse.. VS.
Eurxes l. L Drew aud wife. Ba~tau
-aDerzaExzsaszaxs
Mechanics Hal Frank Farzz5rh
kloral Hal. T. y Webster zaH -
Eawsans Harsez. G. " FarIsv Caeea.
y = Robinson Sheep and swIne- 8
taElers EruIt, Vegetables gn.ser
Chess sfz- T. " Drsw znT
kzEzs zzzs1 R<zzzxkzxr.
Al Persons. hy the pagmenr afsI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Committees, l. Dodge. Irasburgh:
Joshua Rowell. Albany Edison Lyon,
Charleston; n. n Campbell, Sutton
Gas. lsh-ErulI fsf,....
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

A young man. eighteen years old. six
feet ten inches in hight. three feet and
a half across the shoulders. and weigh
ing four hundred aud ninety pounds, re-
Gently attracted great attention in St.
Paul, Mimi. where he was ON a visit to
his friends.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
ORLEANS COUNTY FAIR.
PREMIUM LIST roR ls74

Class 1sz-SxaliieES-
Best sssllsoa lor general uss sirixing
qual5aies ssssed2 81 s. s. 81
Three wears shl ssalizon So
I've wears cid srsl1oe al
Cemmittee.-E. C. RoweIl. Albany
E z. Church. lrasburgh ]. 6. Ken
dali. Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Mrs Ross. the mother of Charlie Ross,
the stolen Philadelphia boy. is now sub
ject to fits Of violent hYsteria. She in
sists upon a suit Of clean clothes being
laid out, every day. to await the arrival
Of her little boy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

60 PIECES NEW PRINT. ISCIupna a,
CHOICE STYLES, wTH SIDE ram ~ \
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

CommIttee--H- C. Cleveland Coven-
try; l. Shedd. Salem; L. Wheelock.
Lowell g. W. Bridgman, Sutton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

ts~aEy TrStzt1z Prezzizmr- EaxrsRce Fr~e-
Four wears cd eelss sEned IN the cesasy-
mie heats. best IN 3 10
Three wears oh colts owned n th. Couatv-
half mile heats. best 2 IN s 8
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

CemmIttee.-G. VI. Jenness, Barton
Duncan Buchanan. Albany; Mitchell
Hunt. Trey: ]. NJ Pillsb9ry. Sutton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
co NJ p R i SING

VIII lake proaoeof an kInds IN ezetaaes sr va~.1.
BFnz IN soar dried berresg We viii pay two cus. Ger
o. rzsre tazH anx other ar7aaEs made srrapgesae,,.
with e9ss9nlers IA Bostan s5r aIiz can gs Give n
a can and ses Or yourselves. Respectfully.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
Ten Per Cent. Net.

- IA ~ - N<&&A We &N - 9s
THE IONA LOAN AM TRUST COMPANY.
pE> MONIES, IOWA,
invests money for Eastern cners 81 10 per cent inter
ess pet payahis annually az the Chemical Nation.
Al Bank. y. " All loans seeunel o. improved Real Is
and the collection Ia fall guaranteed by the Com
pSRy. Leaders subject to expense Full abstract Of
Ttla Coupon Notes. MertSage &c. (nSdc direct 10
iesSer.l forwarded completion New York and New
England references and fun information appli-
cxtSon. SAxusL NERRILl. dSse Governor Of Iowa.
rres'ts Jas HssRrwEIt. Sec'y.Des Meines. Iowa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

alsFaSeh fr5za Moatgs1ery, Al
q tse 9Th says sTroabsez are rer<,-s.,
- oes#een the whites a1d tE.e 49,
= 1ssectax eoanty. Tie White w1~s
.s-isFased tat the blacks lnsexsasd !, 81.
AK S.eE@ azzszses. and gztkersd 3.
loEss p rsPel them. In DE tfee ;
efs@9 81 s9zekz, appeared. Bot raag@ -
2seaex- 4 ssasher q tEeaa. kgxe~<r
Ns@1 2 z sasP@ez9d negro. tssk Ala arei
Sfed AsA Tie winged nezrs =.
S~sag released, Eess u tie aEjs1s r. - =.
bs'ssasAy saJEng tat he has t.een -.
p's'l 'Ss rsssasisg re conspiracy - -
Sa<szs, a. osseers zs1ssssznsed 49,
r'sse proceeded - arrest - 80.
80 tae after fsd q t1ess apsrssls'
s@vexzs sAsss were Erea Il t6exh = ss...,
5eesszsg1 ~ sssaoas issesetssz a.v g.
Jarys gsset has bssn restored
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Commfttee 70 De selected on the day
The New York herald., 1874-04-10
LECTURE BY MARTIN 7. M'MAHcy.

lecture was delivered at Irving Hall last even.
ing, under the auspices OF the Young Mems Relief
Association OF the Thirteenth ward, by Martin T.
McMahon. The subject chosen was "Three Monu-
ments in Broadway and the object the benefit OF
the poor OF the Thirteenth ward. The audience
was not very crowded, not more than 200 being
present. The lecturer began by reference
to the appearance and character Of New
York's nohlest thoroughlare its build
ings wealth and immense trafic, and tnen
described the three monuments which formed
the subject OF tae lecture-that or Montgomery,
OF Lawrence and. OF Emmett. He then pro-
ceeded TO give graphic sketch OF the ilfe,
career and cnaracter Of the three distinguished
men in whose memory the monuments are erected.
beginning with Lawrence, ne gave thrilling
Philadelphia under the very guns OF the enemy,
il whose possession she was. to has heroic
terrible hgat with the English ship Shannon
outside Boston Harbor. His reference to the
boys; don't give, up the ship, was heartily
applauded Next he sketched the lie and charac.
ter OF Montgomery: Born IN the county Donegal,
ireland, he entered the British Army at fifteen
years or age. solder by nature he yet settled
down In New YORK state with the determination OF
days, when he was elected delegate to the first
Provincial Congress OF New YORK, and appointed
Brigadier General OF the Revolutionary Army. The
lecturer then referred in terms OF the highest
praise to mis- extraordinary campaign IN
Canada, and gave thrilling !, description
victory, and the transfer OF his remains fortythree
years afterwards TO his adopted country. Finally
Thomas Adds Emmett, the Irish exile, came in Tor
O high eulogium at the hands of the eloquent lee
turer. He dwelt at some length on his connection
with the United frlshmen the terrible reign OF ter
ror that followed the rebellion or '9s his imprison-
nent in Fort George, Scotland, his exile to this
country, the nigh position oil Attorney General Of
the State OF New York which lie obtained, and his
death amid the universal respect and admiration
OF his adopted countrymen. The lecturer con-
Guided by again referring to the three monu-
they teach his last words being a graceful and
eloquent tribute TO the memory OF Robert Emmett
and his ssuninscripel Qrave.- The audience was
unmIstakaDiy in complete sympathy with the lec-
turer, as he was warmly appiauded throughout
The New York herald., 1874-04-10

Messrs y Bah and others, Of new shcrehsm, nave nave
contracted with Mr. Bedin Of Hartford. to build them
schr Of about 90 TOM regiser g. run as packet ne.
win be launched about July and win be commanded
by Capt Rose. She will ha superior accommooa'
uons for both passengers and freight
LAUScH-Mr Abiel Cove was TO launch 3masted
schooner Of $40 tons yesterday sth ron his srd e
East Boston. she Is owned by Messrs Ahiam bouo q
Co and others
LAuscHEp-At Calais Me- 3lst u 3masted schr Of 2sC
tons called Cook Borden built for parties at Calais
Fall River she has been built OF the best materi-
built that port She is TO be commanded by capt Will
liam Lunt. and will load for Fall River.
Whalemen.
Sailed from Table Bay March II. brig Myra. Babcock.
letter from Capt Lewis OF bark Cornelia of NB,
and the condemned and that he would leave for
home the steamer OF the 3Oth.
Bark Mary Frazier, Nye, of NB, was at Hobart Town
Jan 2a 70 sail next gay on cruise 70 New Aeaiano'
Spoken.
Steamship HISTORIAN Br,,, Watts frem Baltimore via
ship India, PateGn rom Liverpool fer Bania March
Ship Rhine Borden from London for New York, March
sSin Vi ADAMS nnslsy from Iauaue for Queenstown
Shg ohn ,o 1pGasr S Taylor from Cardiff for Singapore
A new American snip; showing white nag win III,
Feb ~, lat % y, lon 30 W. -,
Bark Francis loring, from Boston for Nc bourne, rep
q. lat "a n Ion 26 b6 w.
March 30 ~ miles sSE OF the Old Head of Kinsale
Bark Victoria, OF Arundel IRON - Tor Baitimore'
Feb %, lat 20 80 s, Ion Al Is W.
Hawk, Baker from New York ior San Francisco, Feb
le, no lat, &C.
The New York herald., 1874-04-10
Marine Dssa sters.

snir DURHAM fBr), Hastings, from san francisco for
Low Archipelago Capt II arrived at Tahiti March /.
The wreck and cargo sold for sl-0l
BRIG MoLus or, from Baltimore for cardenas, with
coal, which struck bottom in going down Chesapeake
Bay with pilot on board and put into Norfolk leaking
y supposed The leak viii De found under the zinc. She
scar FASs1E BAILEY. from Sauna. before reported
towed to Portland April Z atier being ashore at simon
RE yesat rennrssd y" ~ ~ NJ 1s y neced ~ % IN ,te
dry docE she lady chaied forward and her orcioct
l. OF and she IL wat strained The lower hold is
about halt tall Of water and the two bottom tiers OF her
cargo ruined.
for Georges Banks carried away ioremasthead and
ing new mast.
scBR JyLA BrEKELr at Alexandria sth, from Boston.
reports that on the f Ia the mouth o Chesapeake Bay
a seaman nnmcd Joscph farran, a Portuguese, wuiie
taking The bonnet trom the Jib during blow from
drowned.
,sena ErwsLt swns while beating out q Vineyard
Dauenhowcr and had her ioresail badlv she will
stop to repair il.
wilMiscroS, SC, April s-yeserday about IL O'clock
as the scar Lucrcta, Capt Balance was proceeding
down t4e river and lut as shc had reached point op
wind blowing very fresh the time, She was suddenly
corn schooner happening uear tie time came
alongsce ana 1sy & were aSen On board The eoysr
the vicinity and repaired % the scene of the disaster
She owed % the shoals where, upon the falling Of
the ude, ihe men would be enabled g pump the water
out Of her ana take ner on on The next flood The vessel
was in ballast and The only DAMAGE resulting from the
slight damsse 10 the rigging.
Miscellaneous.
snir GARxrr ll9 tons built at Chelsea in 1854 owned
Morre Of soston AZ PRICE not made pube g. she Wi.
load at Baltimore ior san Francisco
BARK RERsccA GonDARp. il3 tons built at Medford
Mass, in 1862 has been sold at or abont si8O0o
BRis LoSE STAR oil Yarmouth, Ms has been sold in
Great Britain.
Sem HaFRfFr BAKER. 126 tons burhen, M, has boon
sold 10 Jas Creighton OF 1homaston, private
one-eighh Of the ship washing.on built in New York
in Is5z was sold by auction Tuesday at $500.
sHrrnurLprsG-Mcssrs John Stewart %. ot Courtenay
Bar John SB have c0mmeneed To build ship oi l,iO0
ron, for sir Bennett smith, oi " infsor, sS
Nt harrington Messrs y w "a ash, Moses Nash and
sash have commenced 10 tneiT yards, and the work
Ii MOVING Drisklg.
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PORT or NEW YORK, APRIL Q, 1874,
CLEARED.

&c-kunhardt n Co.
steamship Atas (Rrl, Hamilton Kingston and sava-
niila-Pln FOrwood q Co
steamship Sity Of Merida Zimmerman, Havana-F
steainship North Point Foley. ephia-Lorllard
Steamship Co.
steamship Nereus Bearsa Bos,op--TI r Dirock
ship O'ihyen Ger, Jordon, Brclnen-Ierman Koop
4 Co.
Bark John Munro tBr,, Smith, London-E L Nor
gans Sons.
Bark Nettuno dtaD, MeneghettI, Cork-slocovich 4
Go.
BARK Barcne vranyezany Aus), cumlnicb Cofk-slo-
eovtct 20.
Bark osanna GtaD, Gargiulo, Alexandria E--John G
Scager
BARK BeekeSmet CDD, Darymple, Wilmington, YC-G
i HRlley,
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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MIsCE ALANEOUs.

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Broadway
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reference
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srig Yrsnees Jane, Harvey. Rio yanelro--Jas ward

d Co
Brig Faustina. blanchard, havana--Brett, Son Co
Brig Shasta Brown Cenfuegos-J Borand Co
Brig Huntress (Br), Gum, Richmond va--G bulley.
Son
schr W Anderson, Anderson. Jacksonville-war
Ray.
schr N G Haskell Lord, st Mary's Rivers Loud 4
Co.
AGO.
schr Anna Lewis, Dayton. Portiand-Evans Ball 4
Co.
Schr Defiance, Thorndike, Portiand-H Brown 90.
Hanc.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace, Philadelpma-Jas Hand