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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-17

DYTHE SUCCESSORS OF C. E. GIRAR.
tioneer-Ofice No. IL Exchange Place.-SATUROAY,
April IL 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Auctoneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Ca
nal and Customhouse streets in this city OF New Or
leans. by virtue of an order of the honorable the
Parrish Court Of Jefferson parish State OF LOUISIANA
dated March 5, 1874, will be sold by public auc-
ton
ACERTAlN FARM PROPERTY. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated on the Me-
Of the whole OF squares Nos. III and ll8, and the
hall Of squares Nos lo7, l0s, ILL., liz, lis and
ll6, on the original plan Of the town Of Bath per
Of Nay, 1873, on exhibition ct the Auctioneers Ex-
change - - 'sa 'Ass w. 7ssssssaass'sras /.
Terms Of sale-CaAh on the spot, and purchasers
to assume payment It n taxss said property for
the year lt7k
Act Of asle q the expense Of the purehaaae BE-
Tollten. <tf Aklo n - apl II 4
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By Sheriff Harper.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE A. CONSTANT
HEARING, DECEASED.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orlean
No. sc, 767.
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sALB BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, IN ORDER TO EFFECT A PA
Triton.
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AND TwoSTORY BRICK DWELLING ON POI
FARE STREET.
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DY G. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN G.
II Monrose. AuctIoneer No. 80 Royal street.
SATURDAY, April II, 1874. at twelve o'clock M, at
the Merchants and AuctOneers Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse
streets, will be sold by public auction by virtue
of order from the Hon. A l.. TissOt Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated March 5, 1874, the following described prop
erty, for account of said srccession-
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District of this city, in the square bounded
by Louisa. Pety Goodchiloren and Morales streets
measuring 81 feet front Louisa street by SO feet
lines in depth. between equal and parallel lines.
Together with The double house erected thereon,
being No Us Louisa street, and containing four
rooms another building in the yard, at tached to
the main house, containing six rooms; two els.
terms, double pIyies: we'll. chicken house, etc.
q CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same district, in the square bounded by Louisa,
Piety Love and GOodchiidren streets de grated by
lot No. of square No. J. measuring 81 feet inches
front on Pety street. by depth of ITO feet and
fronting in the rear on common alley l6 feet
inches wide. Together with the double house
erected thereon, being No. l08 Pety street. CON
tanning four large rooms, two of which have been
transformed into one, and used as grocery store;
another building, attached to the main house con-
tanning four roOns two small cabinets and rear
gallery; another house IN the yard containing two
rooms; double privies chicken house, two cisterns,
etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers before
K. BOuny, notary pubic. milo IA II % fe4 III
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ASSGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

BRICK STORE, NO. % BANK
ALLEY. BETWEEN GRAVItR AND NATCHEZ
STREETS.
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SUCCESSION OF ERNEST PORRE IN. z. D. MO-
PoREE AND OTHERS.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 30, SIS.
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Cnaries A. Benedict VS.. Alfred CriftendeH.
ElFTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No. 5sl9.-By virtue of a writ of seiz-
nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Flfth District Court for the parish of Orleans n
IAe above entitled Cause, will proceed to sen at
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, April IS, 1874 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, being number
fourteen Of square number one hundred and
twelve, bounded by Edmond, Victor and Leouce
Streets and the line of the Fuucher property
in the sixth District of this CITY, and
measuring thirty feet ten inches two lines
front on Victor street, by depth of one hur.
dred and forty-niDe feet nine inches six lines on
the eide line adjoining the rear of lots numbers
Line and thirteen, inclusive. and one hundred and
forty nine feet nine inches three lines on the line
OF lot number fifteen, and width On the rear line
Of twenty nine feet nine inches six lines.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p HARPER
mhl4 q apis Sheriff of the Parish of (,rleans
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LEvtE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
ON TCHOUPITOULAS STREET, CORNER OF
TCHOUPITOULAS AND THIRD STREETS,
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT DAVID MACLIN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, $50.

RY tue SUCCESSORS OF c. E. CIR.
Auctioneer-Ohice No. Il Exchange place.-SATUR-
DAY, April IL, 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
street, by virtue OF an order of the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans dated ninth of March, 1874, will be sold by
public auction, the following valuable property,
to wit
THAT EXTENSIVE PORTION OF GROUND in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by Levee TchOupitoulas, Rousseau,
Second and Third streets composed of the original
lots Nos. IL, IL and l3, and measuring together
about 1853 feet inches lines front on Tchoupi-
toulas street. about $50 feet inches lines in
width the rear line, about l26 feet inch lines
on the side line towards Second street, and about
SO feet inches lines in depth and front on Thir
street, and forms the corner of TchoupitOulas and
Third streets. The Improvements comprise one
aud two story frame buildings and sheds stabling,
etc, and a large brick tower chimney. This prop
eTty will be sold by lots. whole, according
to plans to be exhibited at sale.
Terms of Sale-One third cash on the spot, and
the remainder at one and two years credit, with
interest of eight per cent per annum from the date
of sale unt final payment with the penal clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees in event of suit, the
whole to be secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien on the property sold, aid purchasers to
assume payment over and above their bids of all
taxes for the year 1874.
Acts Of sale at the expense of purchasers before
John F. Ceffey notary public
mills 81 % ap4 II Is
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DYrHR suCCES>ORS OF C. ]

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. sc, SEC.
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SALE IN PARTITION

CHARLES DIAMOND ET AL VS.. ROBERT E. Ola
MOND EFT AIS.
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HHERIFF,Rr SALES,
The City Of New Orleans, VS.. james C
Davidson.

The City Of New Orleans, VS.. James C,
Davidson.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 520l6.-By virtue of a writ eff
heri facias to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
N the above entitled cause, for city taxes for the
year 1873, will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and AucriOneers' Exchanpe
Royal street between Canal and Custembonse
streets, in the Secoud District Of this CITY On
THURSDAY, March rs, 1874. at twelve O'Clock Nj the
following described properties, to wit
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis
tflet OF this city IN square number three HUNDRED
and nfty-fOur bounded by Jeanne Bartholomew
Rampant and St. Claude streets known as In,
I'M Der sK, and having lhrty.one feet front IN
Jeanne street, by hundred and nineteen feet IN
depth. WV -
T. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in tho
Fourtn District of this city in Hare number three
hundred and sixtye'ght bounded by Locust Mag.
MONA, Second and Third streets known as lois
number three to nine, and eleven to fifteen and
measuring each thirty feet front on Locust street
py one hundred and twenty nine feet in depth
j. The SQUARE OF GROUND, number three
hundred and eighty bounded by Clara Magnolia
second and Third streets IN the same district and
measuring two hundred and forty three feet bv
Two hundred and sixty feet.
TIE SQUARE OF GROUND, number three
hundred ana eighty-one, bounded by Clara. Mag.
mona, Fourth and Third streets, in the same dis.
trlct, and measuring two hundred and fifty.four
feet, by two hundred and forty-three feet.
Sel1ed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the SPOT
DntatC
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlean
No. ALB.
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CtcOuu court 1OT fdTfSH VI
Nos. 36 ,408 and sc 66i.
DY THE SUCCESSORS OF c. E. CIR.
ID ARDEY Co., Observation-Disclosures J. Hoey
Auctoueer-,' flee No. II Exchange place. FRI
DAY. March 20, 1874, at II A. NJ, at the premises
corner of Dryades and Washington streets in the
Fourth District of this city, by virtue OF order
of the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated March 3 1874, will be sold
by public auction
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Movables, Coun-
ters Shelving Fixtures, Liquors ETC., contents of
a bar room. as per inventory on file.
Terms-Cash on the spot before delivery.
mhle IA so
FARM PROPERTY ON THE MErAIRIE ROAD AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF SARAH HALL, DECEASED WIFE
OF RAYMOND DE-LA-CRUZ.
Parish Court Of the Parish of Jefferson, State of
LOuissna-No. 290.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey.
SUCCESSION OF ADELE GARRISSERE, DECEASED
WIFE OF B. DINNAT.
DY CHARLEs e. FoRTIxR, AUCTION

ID eer-Offce No. 81 Exchange alley.-SATUR.
DAY, March rs, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, Will be
sold, at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange,
on Royal street, by virtue of order from the
Bon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second D!rtrict
Court for the parish of Orleans dated February 10,
1874
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements, in the FaubOurg
Pontchartrain, designated by the letters d and X,
measuring AZ feet inches lines front St. John
street, 43 feet inches in width in the rear, by
depth OF 81 feet inches the side nearest TO Port
street IS feet inch lines on the opposite side.
Terms Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale before o. L. Kernon. notary public,
at purchasers expense te26 mh7 l6 28w
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VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS NOS. us LOUISA
STREET AND 1903 PIETY STREET
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SUCCESSION OF DENNIS CAHILL.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN THE FIFTH DIS.
TRICr.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nos. G 408 and sc 66i.
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VALCABLE SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY ON
LOUSE STREET6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-17

IN THE MATTER OF c. A. WEED, IN BAN
ruptcy-Nos. 1861 and 1864.
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SCC' ESSION OP ELIZABETH LONHY, WIDOW
OF THOMAS PHILPOT
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VALUABLE PROPER rY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,
FORMING THE CORNER OF URQUHART AND
LAFAYETTE STREETS.
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DY G. K. GIRARDEY, AucTIoyEEs--

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
No. IS l07
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. &c, 4J8.
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FURNITURE AND CONTENTS OF BAR ROOM
SUGGESTIONS OF JOSEPH AND MAGDALENA
WALD.
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DY G. DE FERIET 4 CO.-JoHN

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc 506
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS DARMODY AND HIS
WIFE.
, 1874-06-07


= CrTTs WANTED TIIKoCGnoEf THE SoNiu.
p ~s'' Sse,;stastun guaranteed. PEh1A TEA COM
PANY, 2s6 Sta;o-As-
:, crsrs WANTED no SELL THE HEsr@sEf;i1sG @ &c
\ !crnt art!cit4 IN A,asrca; Il 10 - so,1nMst' -"
MY. Is 70 ssa pcr daJ. Il. LaSalo.st. Rom -
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4 ftly. Large pts:i:A Eocils a 1ent' - 50
H - H1AhnIyt;1DN 1.l We-t Honrne=t- --
CENTS WASTED-ME:.~ ,TONES, s5s. ASn cIll1- HI
A drsu 10 .oli oar t. q and 81 standard ar!e'es CO.
plc,o on with tilrr5 rs qssuyEcTUR
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a srU o.r new maps. Apply nt R6oaas - ~no - 49,
Ind Elnck o1,1osto Sherman House- ----=:;
crasrs w1STYp-TQ KSoW THAT THE - JgfE ~.
a Number pf sents' Guide kpes y p'e@s -ru;x
= To. rho rsutt Axeut1. and rha+ toss scfTs7er IL
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n,m:i tntfc and aeissors ,,s ha,
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1smoaay lii I:aat IAdsoa-a1-. 1.oo-. = 1 II: ..r
Gcxrs .srEp-Doo6-cATVtA1 ATVA;s!S2EEKEHs TVtA1;!S2EEEsxn.St MASSt
i es-S - ~ 81 .as works T. H. Ell At1AA~soo1'
~. u: 1yrED-FoR THE COUNTRY THAT
far pxhsr hoasos, 70 Eet! nFs @o5 IT,
aIo ~ i'm city; rcfa:rase4 f1Haisea< sAt' "''
.I.!:A1aaea ~ as, id1 iatat 1t i5e 1icaizaa-ay. a-ay.----
ot' ~. IL 11TE TED-rOH NEW HOUSEHOLD
0ESl1s nsoasshtnx ~: used 10 l.n.4, 1"ss
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, 1874-06-07

SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. E.

~-Lo--~~--~-4---
Tredes--Coutinucd.
c1ITDATIOy wASTED-RY ~ EERNAE, AS GAR
= deucr: thornurnIy understands his business. Ad-
drcsa & ARDESER, Tribune o:tcc.
, 1874-06-07

5uAsrED-A GENTLE. soUND HoKsE Fn31s 3
w hn-vv: n,ust be cheap And mt over years o!a
Euyc: cap 10 scon 0l suu,h Lafa-st, alter ?. !"
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship Java Br), Martyn Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Scapuc" Gray Aspinwall-Pacihc Mail
Steamship City OF Houston Deeripg, New oreans-C
steamship Albemarle, Kelly, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Mediator, Smith, Noroik-Loriiiard Steam
Steamship indicator, Freeman. Phnadelphla-Lorii-
'A ssesmshin Giaucus Bearse Bostop-H p Dinock.
Ship Frank Flint {Br, Williams, Liverpool-Jas 81
Bark Arlington CBr) Adams Hull-G Buliey.
Bark Luigi Rosa QtaD, Costa Newcastle, ksiocovich
BARK Amiziazia quar-. Beazo, Queenstown, Plymouth
BARK xnsio RUS, Schroeder, Queenstown or Falmouth
BsrR Tosno Nor), Roed Queenstown or Pa..nouth for
Bark yssco De CANA Nor Garrison, Cork or Falmouth
Bark simons stella dtap, Macage, Cork orders
BARK Aceiheim isor,, Johannesen Cork for orders
f@ ysaf Carl ADss sor, Olsen Cork OrdersFunch
Sd H"rS S1apo dtaD De cuiato, Genos-AP Agresta
Bark W d Andrews OBJ. jackson. Port an Prince-h
sris John Henry IBL, Williams, Cork or Falmouth for
Hrie Gienora tbr). Ford, Cadiz-L Brigham. =,
Brig Mary Thayer, Grosenick, Cabarien-Jas
" sris Excelsior tBr. Mayor, Hamilton Bermuds)-D
"s scSr CeciIe. Fender. Para--L r Amsinck d Co
s,chr q p Poneroy, smeed. Aspinwaii-BJ Weinberg
schr Annie o Leverett Stevens, Pensacola and Key
West-Benner 4 Pinckney:
Schr American Esgle. Shaw, Phiiadephia-A Dayton
scsr Harvest, Corwin, Bristol and Providence-H "
snnr Lucy Jones' Hansen New Haveu-Chas living
sciirs GOODWIN, waterbury stamioro-stamtoro Man
ufacturinR Co.
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rure favored the establishment or an ofrcial organ
and the Publication OF the history OF the Order and
Of American Judaism, TO be ready for the Pnia-
delphla Exposition. Much debate occurred on the
question OF establishing an organ. and the
speeches were spirited and caustic. The report
was almost unanimously adopted, with an amend
ment that the publication should not be ~ any
pecuntary risk TO the Order.
At seven O'Clock the Convention adjourned, 10
prepare for grand banquet given at the Snef-
man House.
THE BANQUET
was an elegant affair. Over 400 guests were pres ~
ent. Toasts were offered as follows the oIoeI VI
Bnai Berth, responded TO by Mr.. julius bien .'Ihe
Second Constitutional presidnt Of
the Conventions: .sfhe President OF the United
by Mr. w. Ei,s 9ur ~
triet Grand Lodges By Mr. h. i Ms Bus VI
Rosendaie. .srhe Press" by Mr.. M. Ellinger:
s.Woman by Mr.. N. Goodhart.
The occasion was enlivened by music and pleas
ant sneeches from number OF the delegates, and
the party did not dispense till q late hour.
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OBITUARY.
Judge James Thompson, or the Penn
sylvanfa Bar.

Judge James Thomps on, or the Penn
sylvanta Bar.
Ex-Chief Justice James Thompson, OF the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania, fen dead in the Supreme
Court room. Philadelphia, while engaged In the
discharge OF his professional duty as a practising
lawyer, yesterday morning. He was arguing be-
fore the Supreme Court, sitting in Ddnco In q case
OF tax rities. and had Just closed his speech. He
had spoken but about i've minutes. The opposing
lawyer had said that Judge Elwen was better
fudge on tax titles than he. Here he made q re.
mark tnat 1t was amusing that the opposite coun-
sci should remark this, and then went on to refer
to the fact that that decision was not made BY
himself M. Thompson was going on with his
argument and was leaning over the table. when
he dropped down ana In five minutes ceased to
1--we. The Court Immediately adjourned
county, Pa, October l. 1906. He received a good
education and after leaving school entered print
ing ONCE ior the purpose OF learning type setting
He commenced the study OF la ana IN 1928 was
admitted TO the Bar. His talent and energy
speedily gained him good practice, and, turning
his attention to politics. he was three times
elected to the State Legisature-in 1882, 1888 and
1884. During his last term he was speaker OF the
House and made very excellent impression as
presiding ofcer by his knowledge OF Parliamentary
rules and his frmness and impartialtty. IE 1885
he was a Presidential electOr and for SIX years be
sat In the District Court as presiding Judge. In
lSk "a TSa eAactea - GQpgKess audi yen p4tu
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stsr part n'. my ias H. spoke :eHf Cen
Steamship Ellen rerry, salyesr, Newborn. EC. Jan
and sorioiE with mdss and passengers % the oid Do
sss%sS1S SSTsh Point y9!sy. PhaAslpni. with md's
.ss sf'i sf
S% pSie :sSf
fss Hsaiss SAT- A',
mssae end g x%sacs Co. vessel 70 Jas j;
,,s Sss 81 % 'sa g 10 s
ssS az % a0ss S'
2masted schooner with mainboom gone steering n.
TO fs!f M %o c '0rmey b0''0" da'@ in ballast
soes e Ramsey s Co. Crossed the Eau.ioi Dec y
Brig fazzie zittlosen, Dow Cardepas IL days with
and melado TO Jules sazerac co. vessel to John
Brig Faustlna of Stockholm blanchard Matanzas 10
days with sugar to order weasel 70 Brett Son Co
Il dayA yth sugar to simon de WISER vessel to Jas
Brig oaseatelle COf Richmond, Mel. simmons Metan-
7as 10 days, with sugar ts Brown Bros Co; vessel
:esr Cotton rom Phii.dsigS,. s.vsnssS; ,.s
sIs psnsI SSfE
Schr Fl King (of Lamoine Mel, Bragdon, Kingston,
in. 20 days with logwood and cocoahuts to Ramos,
vesse! 10 master Jan S lat 2 lon passed schr
May soop Of about 10 tons lying TO- wind blowing
fresh from NV.
schr Hattie l. Curtis Mann jacksonville IL days. with
lumber to the New Haven Sawmil Co. 10 bound to New
Haven
schr Annie Lee, Cook Jacksonville days. with yellow
pine to Eppinger, Russell a Co vessel to master.
Schr John W Halls Powell Richmond, Va. with coal
10 master.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Wamsutta Fish, New Bedford foe New York,
with mdse and passengers 70 Darling 4 Davis
Is days, with herrings to master
Scbr Salmon Waahburn, Hathaway. Taunton for New
York
schr Margaret Kennedy. Ford. New Haven for New
York
schr Henry scudder. Warren Southport for New
York.
schr Isaac Keen, Mckenzie, sesrsport for Baltimore
with Ice to order.
schr 4 Davis, Hatch, Belfast for Baltimore.
Schr vraie, Price, Orient Ii, for Philadelphia
Steamer Electra, Shirley, providence for New York.
Steamer Ri Cid, Smith, Norwich for New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus Waidr0n. New YOrk for Boston
Schr Amelia Baker Baker New York tor Boston.
Schr John 4 Hurst Cook, ElizabethDOrt Tor frOv-
dence.
Schr II L Curtis Mann, jacksonville for New Haven.
schr Blackstone, Wickson New York for Providence.
Sehr Cetacean, Mason, Virginia for New Haven
Schr Samuel Goodwin Waterbury, New York for
Stamford.
Steamer Electra, Shirley, New York for Providence
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There was fearfut uale win nlense,y cord weather.
on the Of his provinces on sunday and
NJ o;:sos los: =; sis' Island and
Misce llane0us.
Capt vesey the bark Eliza Bars from Bermuda has
thanks for favora
sn H1I,Co. i tons bull. at Mye e. IN 1917 es
YORK has been parchsssa By Sessns Howss crows
% n 1ss he: say aHa ct 5,
as PM ss sss
poor business for vessels p 20 to gscssonvilis
Owe. Ts.Ths iron bark New England, Captain y,
Orleans namely. in 10 days ana shours
%IISsI%as fsssdjs: wSsrf shoons, been
Ss sNs
q; .Sas sso'.'s that the
m e" ' ssoS. 9m r eSa:
snst on the 2 I$%ss Hannah Vas
~idoS and three sSSrsn IN inc . a.Gwn'0
Notice to Mariners.
UNITED sfArEs o. Observation-Disclosures SIGNAL At
, Notice hereby gwen ssst sss steam s whistle a,
porsriIy S:eonanasd % Ss SOUNDED During hsk and
Sggy weather t on and amer e s1 At Intervals
OAoToN-Thie fog whistle must not be mistaken for the
fog yren at Point Bons to the Golden Gate
the trumpet OF which gives blasts Of seconds at inter
vals OF 80 seconds
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JOSEPH HENRY. Chairman.
treasury Department Once Lighthouse Board WASH
ingtOn, DC, Jan IL. 1874
Whafemen.
=, schr Golden west, Williams Of New London; was at
taken 50 whales and was to sail for south Shetands
schr Flying Fish, Church, of New London. was at
stanley Falkland Islands, Oct ID all we'll, TO sail next
day for South Shetland Islanda
spoken.
pool Dec 10, lat d 80 8, Lon So SOW.
Ship Euterpe (Br, Philtpa from San Francisco for
Queenstown. Dec ~ lat b6 ~ 6, Ion 40 so W.
Ship Galatea lBrl, Wherlapd. from San Francisco for
LIVERPOOL. Nov 49, lat IS SO s Ion 70 ~ W.
Brig Goodrich, from Zaza for Baltimore Jan Y,
lat 81 10, Ion 10 20.
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1881. He was elected Judge OF the Supreme Court
OF Pennsylvania Tor fifteen years in 1851, and was
the democratic candidate for reelection IN DC
rober, 1879, but was defeated. During the latter
part OF his term he was Chief Justice.
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Mrs Abigail Broadoenr died In Wethersneld,
Conn. on the night OF the 27th inst at the age OF
100 years and months. Her memory Of early
and there Is no doubt concerning her age.
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Zachariah Tucker, prominent citizen OF Provi-
dence, r. l., who has been connected with the
State and city governments, died in Providence
during the night OF the 9th inst. He had retired
to his room in his usual health.
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