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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06
Tfae News and Courier Emdict-
ed for Libel.

tsoIn the Court of 9 General Sessions,
Wednesday morning last, Solicitor
nButtzgave. out eight bills of indictment
for libel against T " Dawson and B
"a hRiofdan, of the Ne,cs and Courier
Judge Reed, in charging the grand
jury with reference to these bills Of
indictment, said that it was the duty of
Aha ;thpe jury. to weigh we'll the charges
ebsforei they brought in "truc" or "no
abills. "seIf, said he, you find that til csc
feharges are merely the political quib
bliag OF opposing parties, in cam, aign,
in which each was endeavoring to show
up the misconduct Of the other, it is
your duty TO discard them and bring in
no bill; but if you find that the Ian
guage used on these several occasions
was published with an unmistakable
malicious intent to derame the private
characters of tho men against whom
was delivered, then you must fiud true
bills.
eYfLater in the day the grand jury
returned true bills upon the several
indictments against L w Dawson and
B II Riordan, as follows:
/. Tor detamng the character of G G
Bowen, B Ii Hoyt and P G Grcgorio in
the Neacs and Courier of October G
1874.
II Q. For dcfaming the character of G G
Bowen in the Mc,cs and Courier OF
October 8, 1874.
3. For dclaming tic character OF c
c. Bowen in the Ncrs aml Courier Of
Heccmbcr 8, 1874.
4. For dclanliDg the character Of G G
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06
A CARD.

DE. T. BER WICK LEGIRE dentist
respectfully informs his patrons and
friends that he has REMOVED his office to
HIS HOME. where he can be consulted by
those who desire his professional service.
Ii notified through the Post Onicc or other
wise, he will chccriully VISIT those who
resilo al a distance i'll .hc County.
jan z3 1875 II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06

Govan Reed, for the murder OF
Charles Simmons, and William Auld
for the murder OF Butler Godson, con-
victed in Orangeburg county at enc enc
recent term of court, are veg ynr55~-4aataqturally 4ataqtur
awaiting with cGaasi1eTab lie anxiety the
result the solving ofa mixed qucs
Zion IN this eesSjy The sheriff is
charged hanging these "en, If
there is a sheriff. Edward [ Cain was
elected iu 1872, and disqualified b.; an
act of the legislature, and when Il /.
new election was ordered Edward [
Cain was reelected He failed to uuaiii
within the req uirc1 time Where there
is no sheriff, the law provides that ;hc
coroner shall act, but j. Hammond
Fordham, the coroner, also failed to
qualify within the required time. The
law provides for the designation OF!
trial justice, to act as coroner in case
Of vacancy in that office. Query
Can the trial justice hang the men?
Can Ea trial justice, designated to act as
coroner, exercise any powers Of the
sheriff?
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06
Senator Andrews.

d The Special Committee appointed TO
Investigate the charges made by. Hum.
bert against Senator Andrews made
their. report yesterday morning. There
are two reports, both Of which were
made the sp ccial order Tor Wednesday
naxt, when, We suppose, the matter vii
be disposed Of, either in favor of or
against Senator Andrews. The report
Which recommends his expulsion, is
based upon his admission that he
bought county claims and had them
Dashed. Hence t will be seen that tie
Testimony which Humbert and others
gave against HIM was but lightly con.
sidered, if at all. We are not surprised
that Senator Sn als should be against
Andrews. His whole bearing here
ehewed unmistakable signs of his
hatred for him. In our opinion the
Senate of South Carolina will be lower
ing its dignity should it cxpcl cne Of its
men bers, upon SO small pretcxt as
this. Theressarc few mcu in South
G arolira who. Lave not srcculated in
County and State paper. And have not
the largest transactions of this nature
been carried on to an alarming cx
tent right under the nose of the
Senate ? Why pick out mau
Who was honest enough to own
that he did buy up few County
Plsinif cPllsaiimnsf Has the Republican party
come to the the sad pass that a victim
s'uHt be offered up? And must that
vle'', always ssbo frcn .Orangeburs12
We had .!'s,ssb<al - :
IS satisfied -, II
~ IN .eE7.E,1 {. ll. ~ f1'55sIIT
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The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

BY AUGUSTUS b. KNoWLTON, Esq,
Judge of Probate In said County.
WHEREAS, Dorcas +. Scott hath made
suit to me to grant to hor Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate andclccts of Lnsey
NJ Burkett, late of said County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased to be and appear be-
fore me alta Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at my Office in Orange
burg, S. c., om the 10th day of February
1885, at IL o'clock A. NJ, TO show cause If
any, why the said Administrator should
not be granted.
Given under ms hand and seal this Goth day
OF January Ammo Domini 1876.
us. AUG. B. kNOWLT0N,
jan 3U-2t Judge Of Probate.
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feb 6
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The News d Courier wants the set
tl0ment of the Hublic debt, which was
fixed by the legislature preceding the
present ono, d ycussed again, aud if
possible, reopd dped. The people arc
satisfied with }hings, the Nycs an d
Courier and its brother Spectators, to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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NOTICE.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER OFFICE
January 22ud 1874
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this
Office one :, month from date for Poor House
and Jail Physician for the year TO the low
est bidder. Medicines 10 DC furnished, &C.,
by the Physician.
BY order Of The Board,
GEO. BOLIvER.
Clerk.
jan 23 1875 I'm
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'vhe State Of South Carolina,
OiANGEBURG COUNTY,

" - ANt EB u RG COUNTY,
BY AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN, Esquire,
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Adam j. Moore, hath mad Q
suit 10 mo. TO grant to him letters of Adj
minstration of the Estate and effects of
James Stark, late of said County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite AMI admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, that they be and appear.
before me, in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Orangcburg c. H., on the 10Th day
of February next, after publication hereof,
at | | O'Clock in the forenoon. to shew
cause, if any they have, why The said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Goth day of
January Anno Domini 1876.
l.. S. AUG. b. KNOWLTON.
Judge Probate, O. C.
jan 80 1879 2t
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I'he Sia'H o.; soath Iara.i'la,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
By AUGUSTUS Il. NSoNLrGH, E.on:rc,
Probate Ju,R.c.

Probate JuJn,c.
WHEREAS, Charles Il. Jones hash made
sni' 10 me TO grant to him Letters of
Administration o: tac Estate aud effects of
Joseph Mcnamara, late of said County
deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and admonis!,
all ana 'ireular Tic Kindred and Creditors
of the said Joseph Mcnamara dcccase,l.
hat they be and arpr@. . before me, in the
Court of lroente TO be held 1T Oraua cbnr..
Z. H., on February 1th day next, after
publication E,icoi, at ! o'clock in the fore
ncon TO show cause, il any they have why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand. this 3O;h day Of
January Ammo Domini 1873
l.. NJ AUG. H. KN0WLTON,
Judge Probate, 0. C.
iep u 1879 IT
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1'OnsOl'ial.

]. II. MATTHEW'S BARnrR) would
respectfully inform his Customers and tho
Public generally, that in consequences of the
late fire, his business is being now conduc
ted over the store of MIR. Mosclcy, where ..he
will he glad 10 see his MANY FRIENDS.
jan IL 1875 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06

3 cnator Andrews has done
atent work for the party, and but for
his energy, the fight which the Uaie:.,-
Herald made in the last campaign for
the regular ticket, might never have
been made. 1pgratitudc forms the larger
part Of the natures of many men, but
we have yet to believe that it is to char
acterizc. The conduct of the leading Re
publicans of this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12
A FALLEN ROOF.

On Sunday night last, about eleven O'Clock the
residents in the neighborhoOl OF The Twenty-sec-
ono regiment armory, IN fourteenth street, were
startled by loud crash, and at the cry arose
that the roof OF the armory building had fallen in
under the weight OF an accumulation OF damp,
heavy snow from the storm-which was then rag
ing. MAJOR McGrath. OF that regiment, was at
once sent for. and after an inspection found that
the crushed roof was that OF a detached building
which mad been erected some years ago as place
Of entertainment, when the Palace Garden was on
that Site The builuing is 20 leet wide by lbs leet
long and was, formerly. for some time used by the
regiment as drill room. but finding subsequently
that II was unsafe, Its use for that purpose was
abandoned, and II was occupied only 10 store Old
furniture, &c, 10. the building was not
nected with the armory building proper, and no
damage TO the roof or walls of the latter has been
susi aimed. Major McGrath at once notified the
Departments OF Public Works and Public Bulld-
ings, and alter an official inspection 1t was deter
mined TO pull down part OF the walls. IL has also
been determined TO rebuild the edfce, but the
orfcers OF the regiment say that they 90 not par.
ucularly care for IL, as they can find some other
means OF shielding the interior OF the armory
building from the cold the reason why tue mat
ter was kept so carefully from the public Is the
fact that concert Is 20 DE given there tomorrow
night, and 1t was probably feared that an audi
ence might hesitate TO assemble II an impression
should gain ground that the roo! was considered
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12

W.. 20 ssGc ed Wa
BARE ASNErrA ls tons, 10 years old owned by CAPT
sold in Belfast, l, for fii60
mianep p march l. having repaired resumed her
X. before reported in eaky condition had 10 Pot
Seb . sos n and
slaves. When of the Cult stream March the vessel
The cargo will he discharged.
BalG RErTA Gsro from Baltimore. before reported ed
IN s Ho p or pas an n"Aee Tor
BRIO ANGELA (of New York, Evans now in Provi
% aa has Se sae or for pr on NE or ds
cargo Of sugar at s. 70 per hid ''p'
,s somn BI.sS w lying A. Comm nn,paw WAS cut
put Mobile Feb striking on Brazos bar pro
ceeded on her voyage llh inst
reported. has sold her cargo Bed
ford Coal Company and it Is being discharged into the
r srawn q ss R Ra sny ses %s
mouth OF Ipswich who viii command her. rhe price
pail $500 she will be engaged in carrying slabs
from Bangor TO Lynn.
scaa SUSAN wKlcaT. sunk OF the Woodlands by colt
sion with steamer Bepeiscso lies neary opposite saSa1
away by the last storm her spars remain intact, fore
viii G BE- Ss AL Saser re
have contracted to raise her and tow her to New York
Sr divers Later aseSan state tina, +, the TTfek"s
Sfs her @ Il sss ncme are S
board and hold her securely about mile north Sdnan
Inlet and miles the course OF coastwse steam
esL
Capt Durfce Of the steamer Richard Borden at Prov
dence reports Of the floating ice between Fields
Point and Pomham Rock two feet thick and about as
hard rock This ice has broken on from the
shore, and chokes up the channel
HAVANA, March ll-Brig Louisa OBJ, from LaQuna for
FALMOUTH Eng, with nahosany and logwood was
saved and landed an here the sh int BY the brig
Bark lnvincibie tBrl from Aarseies with cargo Of
NEwcAsrLR Del. March ll-steamugs brought into
harbor this Pm the schr ellen HOleae from Providence
for Philadelphia before reported in cOlison and
her ashore on the mud here.
A large schr ashore the Brandywne last
evening with three tugs alongside Nothing
of her tins morning. The bark Montreal remains I'M
changed.
PHILApRLpHIA March 1f-schr Stephen Bennett be-
fore reported ashore on Brandywin shoals and was
hauled OF after slowing part OF her cargo on deck
Schr Brown Kane. from Little Cnracoa, reports
9th inst heavy Ne gale of Fenwick's Island,
flying glib and toresaii, foregan and main boom and
gan
sHIrpu,Lp rsc--Messrs Goss d SAWYER, OF Bath are
building white oak snip OF aoont 800 tons, to be
launc he'd in June owned by Messrs Philip Fitzpatrick
Co of Philadelphia Her dimensions !G0 feet keel,
40 feet beam and depth OF hold She Is be
manded Capt Jarvis Call formerly OF ship James
Al Kenuebunkport Capt N Thompson has recently
be called the Ocean Queen TO be off in July Her keel
is ZIG feet beam a feet depth @ feet aud she will
deck and poop deck Quilt nearly forward TO her main
mast. Her frame is now up. Of white oak There Is
Mr. David Clark has frame in his yard but has
tract Messrs Crawford Perkins are building in their
yaId oare OF UV oaI apaa .hn ~ M ,on
keel 200 feet long beam ~ ieet and depth "A Messrs
jeffrey Gooch who built the ship Brown last
tor the parties are the contractors for building
the ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March io-salled tarks Amelia Burge So,
New York; Lizzie Il Jac son, M,rwick, Boston
Arrived 9Th bark A yiDge Nor). HendrcKson. Bos-
ton.
Douglass Savannah.
BnsroL, March Il-Arnved. brk sedwer Jane Old,
Bowden Philadelphia
BRKmrRBAyES. March il-ArrDea. brig Clara Pickens
Coombs, Galveston
Arrived 9Th bark Louise Ger Gehon, New York.
CAEpIry, March n-Arrived hrk Ohm Ztrlosen. Mer.
lyman New YORK via Queenstoyu.
DUBLIN March IL sailed barkGae,ano Repetto UtaD,
Antonio New York.
GLOUCESTER March il-saicd Dark Monteg ant Ang eio
1taD, MasteIlorno, Baltimore
GALWAY, March ll-Arrived bark Howard (Br),
ONeill. Darien.
GkNOA-Arrived ship Brother Apap (Br, Ferrugia,
New York brig Golconda Ger. srandt. New Orleans
GIBRALTAR Sailed brig sulles Showers urom Pa
ermo) New YORK
HULL Marcn II-Arrived brissparkling Water, HIGH
born. New York
New Orleans; bsrks Courier FRI, Lsporte do; 5
(Nor), Petersen, do; Neptun ;er Poghoft, Mobile
Nellie Guest fBr, Messenger, Charleston.
LIVERPOOL March ll-Arrived ships Antoinetts (Br),
Scott Norfolk Jas Fish, Stackple, savannah; Tssms.
man (Br), Willis New Orleans IA chevement (Br). Mil.
lard, Portland, o, via san Fracisco; bark Hilton
tBr), Hilton, Galveston
Also arrived llth barks Left Sorl, Marcussen, Gal.
weston; Anevoca tBr), William Mobile
Sailed nth, ship 81 Marx. Gindie, Valparaiso and
Gnanape; barks Nippon, Day Cicutta; Doris EckhoE.
Hons Batavia and Sourabaya.
Cleared 10Th ship Rosa Bonhur lBrl. Baker United
States; bark Conception tspl, Mntc role, do
LONDON, March li-ArrIved, brk Gratia (Nor), Sven.
sen, Pensacola.
Sailed 10th, bark Underwater BIZ, Mcconnell Monte
video and Rosario.
LoYDosDERRY. March n-Arred, bark Countess OF
NM fProN oGo p..la R.Iti
LIMERICK March 0-Sailcd, baks Kong Eystein Non,
EriKsen United states; LameK tusl Copoovlch, do
LIsBOS-Arrived, bark ANAL ItaD. Amaih, New
York.
MovIILH March n-hrrived steamer Scandinavian
(Br). Smith. Portland for Liverpool.
Also arrived HIN steamer Bovia (Br), New York for
Glasgow land proceeded
MALAGA-Arrived, brig Petngall. Hall. New York
via Almeria.
QuyrssTowN, March H. II AN Arrived, steamer Heca
Br. Mckay, Boston for Lverpo.
SHIELDS, March U-Saed, spculator for Savannah.
Sailed from -, bark oisri dap. for United
States
Lospos. March ll-ship katorBa (Brl. Putt which
arrived at Liverpod oth inst pm san Francisco has
been damaged by collision.
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ship Lcander tBr), Knight, London-Pesbody, Willis
60.
Bark Iaa P QtaD, Gazzola, Gasgow-slocovich Co.
Bark Folkvang Nor, Hansen. Marseilles-retens
Roc mann
BARK Investigator. Butman Narseilles-carver
Barnes
Bark Rocket Atkinson, Curacoa-rheo Fnulke-
Brig Ramirez, Barnard, MinatitIan-J Ward Co
Brig Nellie. Higgins Port SPAN Triniaad)-Jones
Brig Amelia Emma. Field. st Johns and Ponce. PR
Brig Minna rraub. scaic. Matanzas-Jas Ward 4
Co.
Brig Ernestinc, Knight Matanzas-Brett. Son 4 Co
Brig Arctic .brl Brinton, cardenas-Hency Parker.
Brig Ataiaya, Cole, CieDluegos-Ponvert 90.
Brig Christina Br) Thompson st Jsgo and Clenfnecos
--Jova Terry Co.
schr Maud barbour. Palmke, Truxiilo-G Vessels
Schr Chino. Lansil, Pointa Pitre, Guaa-F II smith
schr Julia Lawrence. gerrick. St Pierre--warren
schr Lavinia Bell Aidrich. 81 Johns Ant-van Brunt
Bro
-cnr Maggie Hartman. Small, Cardenas-Jed Frye Il
Co.
schr Davis. Sterling, Caibaren-Jonas Smith
Co.
schr Charles Moody, Colamore, Baracoa-B Wen
berg
schr Carrie Bonnen sherman. Baracoa-Alex Doug
las A son
scnr Helen G King Wood Key west-Benner 4 Pinck
new.
schr Marcus Hunter. Henley, Portsmouth, MO L
Hatch.
Cleared 10TH schrs Daisy Parkhurs,, Hodsdon, and
Maggie Rivers, Rivers. Matanzas-Parsons / Loud
doth before incorrectly printed.
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FOREIGN PRTS.

Axrhr, March l-Arriyed, bfk ohl tBp. Mcleod,
Liverpool.
AsrlSw.ii- March s-Arrved,ieam Henry Chaun.
cey RathbDrn, New YORK
OHirrAcosc no date by cale)-Arrived, bark Eta
Stewart tBrI, PeneTy. Liverpool
CALLAo. FEB J-Sailed, ship ihex, Patton Lobos and
Queenstown
In port Feb Is. ships Joseph sspinpey Jordan from
Portland, Nc, Just arrived; Cobado lngraham nom
Bucpos Ayres, lust arrived andbthers AS before.
CHnTFrro, Feb l9-lD port sch q X Mowry. Eaton.
for New York. ldg
..cARDssAs, March 6-Arrivei brig Alice Ada ODD,
Charlotte, san Andrcas schrs IA Brown cienfuegos;
Eleanor. - John. NIB Geo Bitch, Murphy, Havana;
Lamoine Leach, New orleans Abraham Richardson,
Pray, Havana; Nellie Bowers, iackpoc. do.
sailed 81, brirs Marens, Deasy New YORK W Dobson
lBD, Baker ana Areia, Ghty. north Of liatieras;
6tn otter (Br) dos Argus NOR d; schr Mary Cook DO
uIKsrusoos March 6-hrrive briggs sarah l. HAIL.
Port Spain American Union Falmouth, schr X
Talbot, Croker, shieldsboro
sailed Feb 2f--Scnr Blink B1nie, Swaine, Boston !;
March BARK Palestine Br), Fl New York 9th. brigs
spanish Main (Brl. Halifax Lose (Br) DC; Nick.
erson lBr) Philadelphia BronutBrl, Yarmouth Octa.
cilius ORR. New York schrs Kkabeth Masee Nagee.
do Marista (Br) Portland. ST. Andes. standish
New York schr Adria D;rj BoSn.
CAIBARfer March SAILED brk Gem, Cole, New or.
leans; scnr larrie Iteysr New DIRK.
In port FEB " bark May Mche sharp, tor New YORK
IN nhyN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12
THE CAMP INQUEST VERDICT.

The Coroner's jury in the Newark rail slaughter
case, late last night. brought in verdict THAT
John J. Camp came TO his death at the Commerce
street crossing OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
through being struck by the locomotive tram No.
.. and me jury cxonorates the employees OF the
railroad from all blame" The Jury passed resolu.
lions requesting the Common Council OF the city
OF Newark 10 lake measures immediately to regu-
late the speed OF rains passing through the city,
with view Of decreasing the speed and to pro-
vide that at all points OF danger within the city
limits the puphc be protected; also requesting
the Coroner TO express to the Council the views
OF the jury--to wit, that the criminal negligence
OF the railroad company IN not providing proper
protection Tor the public Is only equaled Dy the
criminal apathy OF the Council In not enforcing
the Jaw regulating the speed OF trains IN the city.
This verdict gives universal satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CANHA-fORr or BATHURST.
Present position of buoys showing the channel for
sells proceeding and from the OF Bathurst River
Gambia
Red Bank Buoy-Marked "Red Bank" in white let
ters having black cage on top. Bearing from Fairway
Buoy, NE by y N. distance miles; bearings from
Cape st Mary. by W. distance - miles. Laid 6
fathOms q ebb.
Falrway Buoy hequered buoy. With white cage on
top. Bearings from Cape st Mary. NV by a n dis.
lance go miles; bearings from Middle Buoy by x
N. distance miles.
Middle Buov-Red BUOY with white hand. marked IN
3" in white letters, with black cage on top Bear ngs
from African Knoll. bv n distance Ga miles !;
bearings from Red Bank buoy. ssE distance So miles
Laid in ~ fathoms low water.
African Knoll Black buoy with black cage. Bearings
from Middle Ruov. bv $. distance ga miles; bear
ipgs from Bathurst, n "a f. distance miles
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HAVANA, march lo-Arrived. steamers Gpssie Indian
% n.d nd ea sailed S &c sehs Gso s
dsyestpn M, Magic Ellsn wilmpston u.,cs,n.
sss
wsss LOAD ss u w a't ntea
hInas g, DE- box STA & 25 msado % per mid mo
sugar sSd s. aaa % 3, lad sas0a
Sss FsG" account aSS
HHIira1 March lo-saIled. brig Comrade IBID, Deme
MAszAsInLo. March s-saied. bark Nyham swe).
Fs n sss' Dear,
S ws as & q 1ays
s. sas, %ssaaa, Az. a $cai
Inn. s. Saso % ss c
Havana schrs Ses !, Dinsmc,e: DO; Grace. DAVIS.
d sSrf lark Hsn so Ss s
Sriss John Gsod B W DO; Anna walsh LawIsncs New
Waite, Pelting, do; 9TH, bark Com Dupont Nichols,
sailed 10Th, schr Carrie Richardson Rchardson.
P.saaA March s-saicd steamers Dacotah Dexter
and Granada Caverly. San Francisco via Acapulco
=, RIO JAsEiRo, March s-Arrived, bark Cricket Kean,
sr JAco March i-Arr,ved brig Island Lass tBr. from
sailed Feb a. bark Martin Brett, Patterson, Matan-
zas; brig ) II Lane. Bickmore, Guantanamo schr B
,,s1suA March s-Arrived, eriss Asbar Thompson,
Havana; 6th. sarah Harris tBr). Cieniuesos schr w
Sailed 3D. brig q A ooonan Br Martin north of Hat
teras 9th barks Daring, Nc Donald Portland Regina
KsS sshr 9s Asy h
Moses Patton Harding DO also telsSraphsa as sailed
sIJons' SS: March u-Arrved, bark Antwerp tBr),
ssfPSs ans fea ca asa Sf Ss s1a At
An chr % asf
WsTSooTn;; Ms March io-sailcd. snip Souvenir Orr
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WILLIAM BRENToN BoeGs, U. 8. N.

WILLIAM BRENToN BoGGs, U. q. N.
Pay Director William Brenton Boggs, United
States Navy. died at his residence, on Dumbarton
street, Georgetown, d. G., at three O'Clock yester
day morning. He was born in New Brunswick, n.
j., and was appointed to the Navy November so,
1882 making continuous service OF over twenty
two Years. He received the commission OF
bay director on March 8, 1871. He was sixty
four years Of age at the time OF his death ana
has been a resident OF the District, when NOT on
duty. for about thirty three years. he was widely
known and greatly respected. some years ago
the vessel on which Mr. BOggs was serving was
struck by lightning while at sea and set ON nre.
Mr.. Boggs. while aiding TO subdne the names re-
ceived severe INJURIES, which are believed 81 nave
peen, IN part, at least the cause OF MS death at
MIC
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SAILED.

steamers Pommorania Ger, for Hamburg; City OF
Vera Cruz Havana Isaac Bell, Richmond. sc: City OF
san Antonio Baltimore ships Mntah OBJ Melbourne;
Leander (Br). London Darks W Id B 3, Montevideo,
Curacao BIZ Curacao Geneva. smyrna. lnico dtal,
Dundee Anita tDanl FredrickhaveD: Murray, Jr,
Port Prince LiDdola LNor Bristol; Crusader, Du-
nedin ana wellington NJ; Ocean Ocll. Bremen hu-
mur ,agna. 4 Cam Brl. IRON LIVERPOOL. Pha-
delphia brigs Excelsior ,Br, Bermuda Zerin nom
lower bay Cadiz. Girolamo Aus Rio Janeiro: 0ugli-
elmo TommasIno ItaD, Ge0oa, Amy tbr), Gibraltar;
Juliet CLARK, sagua, Georgina tBrl Lockeporl vs.
Emily (Br Belize: Victoria Barbados; Rachel Ccney.
Trinidad (Cubai schrs Laura Pride, ~ Domingo and
Azua; Mary Buruett Ciudad Bolivar; ceciie. Para /,
Henry whIie Points-Pitre; Laura Charleston.