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LEGAL HOLIDAYS.

Notice is hereby given that all notes and
other papers coming due on any Legal Hoif-
DAYS viz /: January lst, February 22d, Decora-
ton day, July 18th, Thanksgiving day, Good
Friday and Christmas day, must be met on the
day before, or on the Saturday previous If the
Holiday should come on Monday.
JEREMY MACKEY, Cashier
August II, 1S75-tf.
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TIE BANK ALL RIGHT.

\, LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-The Planters
-l''IonaI :, Bank resumes business tomorrow
;uo ~; money taken by Rehm, the teller, hav-
4ho been recovered
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ch, IL HfCcSSdTN.
NOTICE
Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
estcd In the Estates of the respective decedents
that the following accounts have been filed in
the Registers Office of Monroe county, and
will be presented for confirmation to the Or
phans' Court of said County, at Strondsburg,
on Monday, the 9th day of September, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
Account of Cornelius Brown, Administrator
of the Estate of Patrick Brown, decd
Account of Mahala Culberson, Administra-
trix, of the Estate of Franklin Culberson, de-
ceased.
Account of Philip NJ. Bush, Executor of the
Estate of Daniel Row, deceased.
Final account of Samuel Michtle and Jacob
f. Herzog, Executors of the Estate of George
Michtle, decd.
Final account of William Hollnshead, one
of the Administrators of the Estate of Stroud
j. IIollinshead, decd.
First account of Sarah Dimmick, Executrix
of the Estate of Mason Dimmick, decd.
Account of Charles II. Haney, Administra,
tor Of the Estate of Elizabeth Fisher, decd.
Account of George w. Drake, Executor oI
the Estate of Jerome B. Drake. decd.
Account of Thomas NJ. McIlhaney, Guar.
dian of Louise B. Claghorn, minor child oi
Edward III. Claghorn, decd.
First account of Henry r. Ransbury. Ad
ministratOr of the Estate of John Ransbury
deceased.
Final account of Charles Bossard and 10.
seph II. Bossard, Administrators of the Estate
Melchoir Bossard, decd.
J. .APPENZELLER, Register.
Registers Office,
Stroudsburg, Sept. ., 1875.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' Hair-Combings, made up cheap and
good into Braids, Swthces, Curls Frises, etc,
orders left at Mrs. =. X. Clemens Fancy Mil
linery Store, Main Street, Stroudsburg, three
doors below the Indian Queen Hotel, or send
by mail to C. & l.. +. LAKE, Stroudsburg
Monroe county. Residence two miles west OF
Stroudsburg on the Kunkletown road.
July 6. IS75-6m.
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Sherif's S Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of ven. ex. to me direc-
ted, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, will expose to sale at Pub
lie Eendue, on
SATURDAY, the 25A day Of September, 1875,
at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House in the Borough of fStroudSburg, Monroe
County, the following described Real Estate,
to wit:
A certain lot or piece Of land, situate in
Chestnuthill Township, Monroe county, con-
tanning
33 Acres,
more or less, about acres cleared balance tim
Der land, adjoining lands of Charles SerfaSs,
George Bond, Linford Overpeck and others.
Public Road passes along the same.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of Frank J. Cover, and to be sold by me
for cash.
JACOB X. SIIAFER, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburg,
September Q, 1S75.-3t.
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WANTED,
CAUTION 1!

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trespass on any property of the undersigned
situate in Stroud township, Monroe county, Pa
Any one violating this notice will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
JACOB II. BUTTS.
Strondsburg. July 90, 1873.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

LID II IL ~ 1tOI'
All persons indebted to John \. Stokes,
of Stroubsburg late deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, arc desired to present
them in proper order for settlement without
delay. o
STOGDELL STOKES,
Administrator
S.roudsburg, Sth mo. 10Th, 1875.
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ZEE hIEa iHeOh AVff ~
AHEADi
THE RED FLAG
FLoAUING TO THE BREEZE
The crowds are coming from
every quarter.
SUMMER GOODS
are rushing off at cost and some below cost
Wonderful knock down in prices &c profits!
These are ssFaets.,'
We have marked down orr bfeachcd and
unbleachcd Muslsn from to cents per
yard
Our Calicoes knocked down 2 cents d
yard.
Our Hamburg Edgfngs. Swiss and Cam
brick Muslin, Pekas and Victoria lawns
marked down from to 5 cents yard,
Our black and colorcd Alpaccas dowH
from to 10 cents yard.
Our Cotton bats and best Carpet warp
down from TO cents per ID;
Our Hosiery, Gloves and Notions WON
dcrful cheap.
Childrens and Misses striped Hose only
s, 10 and u cents pair.
Our Linen Towlcs Table Damask, Bed
tic, Flannels, heavy Shirtings, Pant-stuff,
Counterpanes and Carpets, by far the cheap
est in the County. Conc and see for your
self
We have four Thousand yards Of bcauti-
1 full bonnet and sash Ribbons, some five and
a half inches wide, for % cts. a yard. Some
Ribbons as low as B cts. per yard.
We have beautiful wide sashes only 2a
cents.
Our best Spool Cotton, 200 yards, only
4 cents.
Our best Pins and Needles only 5 cents
paper.
I, We have concluded to close out some Of
our plain and striped Summer Dress Goods
for 10 and II cents a yard!
We are now selling good soft felt Hat
for Boys and Men for so cents ard 81 %,
nearly half price.
We have Misses and Ladies Straw Hats
trimcd for the wonderful low price Of %
and 50 cents.
We are selling beautiful Flowers much
less than half price.
{ We are selling good Cashmere Coats for
: 3, and 5 dollars.
We are selling good Vests, well made,
for 60 cents, and Pants for 81.
We will sell whole summer suit, for
Men, coat, vest and pants, well made, for
50 35.
We will sell whole suit, we'll made, of
Cashmere cloth, for SS, and Children's and
: Youths suits for 81 and Sc.
We will sell Youths and Mems leather
Caters for 81 SO and 50.
c We will sell Misses and Women's good
cloth Caters for 81 25.
f We have given you few samples,
Now for the Rush
Come one and alp.
tie Come from Stroudsburg & East Stroudsbufg.
Come from Conadensis.
/. Come from Oakland and Tobyhanna.
Come from Spragueville & the Smithhelds.
Come from Portland and Water Gap.
Come from Chestnut Hill and Hamilton.
er Come from Kellersville and Bartonsville.
Come from Cherry Valley and the Mountains.
Come even from Paradise, and We will do
If you good.
We have swung out
The Red Flag,
to the breeze. When you come to town
get your eye on it and don't take it off
until Won pat In the
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Goods cheaper than ever at n. Rustcr ;
He has them marked way down to bottom
prices.
New goods will arrive at a. Ruster's this
week and next. Don't fail to call aud sec
them.
Those wishing to secure good bargain
will do well to call at ~ Rusters, as he is
bound not to be undersold
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To the Voters of Monroe County.
County Treasurer.
To the Voters of Monroe County.

The undersigned does hereby most respectfully offer
himself TO the voters of Monroe county candidate
for the office of
County Treasurer.
If elected he promises discharge the duties of the
Office with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
LINFORD MARSH.
Stroudsburg, August s. 1875
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To the Voters of Monroe County.

To the 0tcrS or M0nrOo county.
The undersigned having been elected in the fall Of
1874 Commissioner for three years but being allowed
to serve only years by the operation of The New
Constitution hereby most respectfully offers himself to
the voters of Monroe county, as candidate for re-
election the Office of County Commissioner. II cleo
ted he promises discharge the duties of the office with
fdelidy and 10 the best of his ability.
JACOB FRABLE.
Eldred tsp, Sept. Q, 1875.
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To the Voters of Monroe County.

The undersigned does hereby most respectfully Offer
himself to the voters Of Monroe county, as 4 candidate
for the Office of
County Treasurer.
If elected he promises to discharge the duties of the of
flee with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
JOHN SfIIFFER.
Chcsnuthill, Sep ., 1875.
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To the Voters of Monroe County.

10 the Voters OF Monroe County.
With the appreciation of all my friends with whom |
have convcrscd upon the subject have decided to be
Il candidate for
Treasurer Of Monroe County,
and if elected pledge myself attend to the duties of
the office personally.
JEREMIAH KRESCiE
Stroudsburg, Aug. ), 1S75.-t.e@
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among the
Cheap Goods.

We wish to inform the public that we
have no connection with any other Store
new or old in Stroudsburg.
We mind our own business and let our
neighbours and their goods alone, wishing
them all peace and prosperity.
DECKER & CO.
April -, 1879. ly.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

EDeAErowE Sept le-Revenue steamer Dex arrived
here 18th inst for coal the government having eshbnsnea
depot for supplying coal and water TO the cutters a.
Boston and Newport at this place Schr crowley Win
the first Of coal for the depot arrived from Baltimore
to-day
HALIFAX Sept 2BrR Chieftain Of and ioE this port has
returned 60 j amaica totally dismAsted.
PORTLAND, Me- Sept 21The keeper Of Boone Island light
reports Saturday morning that the wreck OF the schooner
Bruus, OF about 100 tons, about miles east or
that station She apparently anchored and had gone
down by the head showing only the her oremast and
part OF her quarter Of the Her mansa was set
with two reefs in it, No further particulars have been
ceived.
QuEHEc, Sept 21-rhe Norwegian bark Toudman, which
arrived Yesterday ashore in the Straits Of Bell lse but
got OF with slight damage
A steamer arrived yesterday with schooner and
returning from the steamship ( ashore
at Bic IL that the Friday last drove her
again on the rocks damaging her irreparaby the
are going 20 try TO save the engine, boilers &C
VESSEL FIRE-steamer Wyoming Philadelphia from
Savannah, reporseAt Pm the 18th miles Sc Of
hattlesnnke ightship. passed u hem brig on fire.
A contract has been made with York Der
rick aud Wrecng Co of this city raise the barge Treas
sunk Black Rock Island Sound She has 54
tons OF Lehgh coal board to be delivered Bridgeport
LAUHcHED-At Camden Me. Saturday. by Messrs Bean
Coombs barkentine Edward Cushing, of 500 owned
entirely in Camden. She will be commanded by Capt
BickmOre.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted the of the City OF Ne
rida from Havana, &c, for fayors.
STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO, from New York for San
Francisco ashore Southwest Spit yesterday but
got of and proceeded
SNIP SIAM Q}r, loading at Matane tst Lawrence), was
driven ashore sept H. and is waterogged mass and rigging
verboard
BRIG Minnie Miller Carle from Norfolk before reported
stranded Barbados lost both mGss and not likely TO be
got of She WIS discharging sept 3D.
BRIG HUNTER (Br) sheller from Pernambuco for Now
York with and wood which Put into - Thomas eaky
discharged Sept ~ and would probably be cOndenne
BRte GLAprArrUR Cr before reported at Santos dis
tress has been condemned Tie Giadlaeur left Richmond
va April 2 with cargo Of -four for Rio Grande dc sol On
strained hurricane with loss Of spur rigging NC Bot
tomry applied but obtained the facilities OF
vel good orer forwarded port destination and
the balance sold for account OF cOnsgneos.
scnR ALLEN II BRowE. Morgan from Woods Hole for
HeWpart in coming Naagansett Bay, Thursday night
ta Wheel Sopes became crossed aud had TO anchor
Casey Point II blowing heavily the time parted large
chain and ashore the small anchor going through the
bottom of the clear and partially stopped the
leak and put into Newport for repairs.
sSHR wH GRAY went ashore at GrOtOn' Ct on the 18th
inst.
scuR AprF before reported foundered in Annapolis Roads,
was built at 81 Mchaes years 80 tons burthen
and was estim worth 5000 There will be little di
cnJtv In ranp the wreck almost entirely
ont of the water IL is supposed her hull damaged
by sunken distractions before leaving Baltimore
scHR b. from Philadelphia Sept 10 for Boston Is in
all probability the scr referred TO IN the account gvch oi
wreck where one man picked up floating on door.
scnR SARAH HARDSG from Baltimore for Boston. in q
squau in Chesapeake Bay split lying JD ana carried away
head Of She left Dutch Island harbor on the
10th inst
ScRR THISTLE was senousy damaged during The gale A.
Galveston. and Is likely TO become total loss
sLooP NAPOLEON from Sandwich for New York before re-
ported vSerogged picked up aoEaoneq % & Ss en
don and taken that port The fate OF the two persons
Ebs su@se on board is unknown.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Real Estate Exchange was crowded yesterday,
the attendance being by far the largest that has been
this fall The fact that certain first class property
had been advertised be sold brought the Exchange
a large number of bond Gde purchasers. With the
ception sales there decided improve
ment on the amount realized The auctioneers wore
their blandest smiles and II could be readily that
the prompt bidding inspired them TO hope that the
great shrnkage OF real estate had found its bottom
A. II. Muller Son, under executors sale sold on
lease Of twenty-one years from May L 1873, at the
yearly rent Of 81 600 with for renewal from
the Sailors Snug Harbor, the lot, 27Sx15s, No o
Washington square north side, between University
place and Fifth avenue, with four story brick house
and brick stable thereon to Mr. Charles Fearing for
go 900, said property being valued at $45, O00
Muller n Son sold. also under executors sale the
four story brown stone house and lot 20 6xl0O, No
1876 East SXtcth street south side between Lexington
avenue and Fourth avenue subject TO a mortgage of
$l2 900 held by the Seaman's Savings Bank 90 Mr.
solomon Burnett for $50, said property being
valued at S26, 000
Muller 4 Son sold the three story brick house with
lot 81 lOx42 6E22 2x42s No 269 Division street, be-
tween Gouverneur and Montgomery streets lease
of two years at yearly rental of 5000 and subject to
mortgage of S4 600, TO James Simmons for $4,000.
James NJ Miller, per order of the Supreme Court, in
foreclosure n jarvis Jr referee sold the three story
basement brown stone house and lot, 16 sx10O4
Forty street. south side 200 feet of Seventh
avenue 20 William J. Preston for $4,000 said prop
erty having been sold four years ago for $40 500
B. f. Fairchid sold in foreclosure by order Of Court
the lot 256x64xl2 6xl4x62 5x22xl005 on First avenue
southwest corner of Fifty-third street. with brown
stone five story building and three story brick tenement
house also the two story brick tenement house thereon
to r. Leroy for S32 O0O said property being valued
at $50 600
b. F. Fairchild also sold per order of Court the lot
Is 9x9s9, the south side of Thirty street.
2Sl3 feet east of Eighth avenue containing thereon
three story brick dwelling, with store, TO Augustus
Horize, guardian and plaintiff for $5 500 said property
being valued at IS, 600
b. f. Farchild sold per order of the Court, the lot
25X9S O. the south side of Thrtysecond street 300
feet East of Eighth avenue with the four story brick
tenement houses thereon (double) TO J. McCrackman
for Sl2. 600
f. H. Ludlow 4 Co. sold, by order of the Court in
foreclosure j. II Henry, referee the house and lot
20xSO, the side of Lexington avenue mo. 659)
20 feet north Of Finy-lfth street. Emily A. Good
enough: plaintiff for 5000 mortgage of SIS 205
total l6 105, said property being valued at $40 900
Several other foreclosure sales postponed
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
THE wESTCHESTER MURDER.

THE PERPETRATORS STILL UNDISCOVERED
NEGROES ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
The search for the murderers of the jew pedler,
whose body was found near West Farms Sunday,
was continued yesterday by the police authorities but
without success In the Thirty fourth precinct
ber of the force out securing the neghbor-
hood in the hope of finding some clew that might
lead to the discovery of the guilty parties,
while detectives crossed the boundary of Westcheser
county and scrutinzed the negro settlements in
the vicinity OF New Rochelle and other places During
the afternoon Detective MCGOWAN, OF the Nineteenth
precinct while in the vicinity Of Weschester village,
arrested two suspicious looking negroes, whom he
found the road what is known as Foxs Corner
On being nterrogated by the detective the negroes
stated that they lived In New York and bad come out
into the country Oh the previous day to look for work
The presence Of hay seeds IN their wool, however,
caused MCGOWAN TO doubt the truth OF their story and
he accordingly brought them to the fremont police
station Here the prisoners gave their names respec
lively as Bill Thompson, aged twentysev sailor,
and William Ellis, aged twenty-five, ships cook.
Both stated that their place of abode is No AZ Baxter
street. New York on being searched a new pocket
book, similar in nearly all respects 70 those books
which formed portion of
THE MURDERED PEDLER's STOCK,
was found the person of each. One of them also
had sver-topped salt caster, which, in all probability,
he had stolen, and spool OF white cotton consider
ably soiled- Mrs Weeks living at Bronxdale, 1t Will
be remembered several spoos Of cotton scattered
the road opposite Lydg's woods during the forenoon
OF last Friday, and about the hour when it is supposed
by many that the ill-tated peder met his end. The
negroes who both very black and of repusive ap-
pearance, were held to await further Developments
other arrests were effected down town during the day.
Captain Van Dusen, Of the Fifteenth precinct
brought TO the Central police station two negroes
named Charles Gromes and John Williams, whom he
had arrested suspicion of being the murderers Of the
unknown Jew The prisoners partially answered the
description sent out by general alarm TO the various
precincts, but they proved concusively by their en-
plOycr, a Mr. Mcintyre, that they had been at Long
Branch at the time the terrible crime committed.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 1s-sailed Lussgnano (Aus) senti-
nelo, United States
Arrived 2lst ship Rosa Bonheur CB) Baker Pensacola
BRIsroL, Sept 21Arrivcd in the Channel schr Matte
| Atwood. Newcomb, Bath, Me, for orders.
BREMEN Sept 20Arrived ship Nevada Kruger, Phlade
phia
CARDIFF Sept 21-saled ship Chas II Southland Towne
Bombay brigs San Gaetano qtaD Mazeo, New York Ca
roius GtaD, Lauro, do
CErrE Sept I1-Arrived, brig Myronus, Higgins, New
York
DUBLIN, Sept 2o-Arrived, bark Amor Nus) Premuda.
New York.
GLOUCESTER Sept 2o-Arrived, bark storjohann NoE.
Mortensen Quebec.
GIBEALrAR Sept 11-Arrved, brig Juliet Clark Shaw
Philadelphia.
Sailed about 1lth bark Regina Tolck Ray rom Catsnia
New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2o-Arr1vcd ship Minnie II Gerow (Br),
Gerow, st John NIB; bark Evening (No Speich Que
bee.
Sailed Goth, ships McCallum, Noodle st John NB
Beethoven CBr), Smith, United States Glenier r) Cum
ming North America
LONDON, Sept 2O-Arrived bark Magma Nor) Zacharia
sen. Quebec.
Cleared DIST ship Ne Plus Ultra Borand New York; bark
Gye swe), Thornstrom, North America.
MovILLE, Sept 21-Arrived steamer Prussan B Ritchie
Montreal for Liverpool.
MALAGA Sept 2o-sailed steamer Royal Minstrel CBr),
Henderson, New York.
PALERMO, Sept 19Sailed Eschol (Br) Day for
New York via Spanish port.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2o-Arrved, barks Eliza Oulton (8r)
oBrien New York Augvad Nop, Rasmussen, Richard
Gen, Danlson, Montreal; Nymphen Nor), Nielsen Que
bee.
Arrived 21st steamers City of Brussels CB), Tbbs New
York for Liverpool Ontario (B Bouchette Montreal for
do (the former at 80 AND.
ROTTERDAM Sept 20-Saed bark Jas II Boyd (Br), II H.
ton, Philadelphia
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 20Arrved, bark Hawthorn (Br Pin
ton, Quebec
Arrived in the Channel Goth, bark Brevg CNor) Larsen
Quebec for London
SwINEMuEDE. Sept 15-Arved, bark Jonas Rlsng DAM,
Svindjen. Daren for Stralsund.
srTTN, Sept ls-Arriyed brig Morning Star (Br Borden
New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
THE DUAL CRIME.

PROFESSOR GARLAND AND HIS WIFE STILL
ALIVE IN NEW BRUNSWICK N. j.
Contrary to the expectation of the five attending
physicians Professor James Garland, who made such
desperate attempt in New Brunswick N. j. to kill his
wife and then to destroy himself still alive yester
day, and there were faint hopes of his recovery
if hemorrhage did not set in. Mrs. Garland also
in condition which warranted strong hopes of her
recovery. Coroner Kibbe took Garland's mortem
statement yesterday In this the wounded man
described the shooting Of his wife and hacking Of
himself exactly already reported In it he
embodied letter which he had written and left in his
before he went home to commit his bloody crime
This shows that the murder and suicide premedi-
tated Garland declares that despair at seeing his home
broken up and his children torn from him drove him to
the commission of his dual crime
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA; Sept 2o-Anived, steamer John Gibson,
Nw Yo Isabel fh SGio HsSSS 0 oys Ses As @s %
sa Mai A emd % Hepv Finch
Jersey Cy Theo Dean, and Enoch Moore drom George
BOSTON Sept 2I-Arrived, bark II Gem, Collins,
Cadg; schrs Chrome, Wooster Port Prince; Hannah
Sha Nellie Pane Furce AeRSedra Abarser
Allen Weehawken; Mary Holt, Higgins Hoboken Island
Cleared-steamer Appold Loveland Baltimore schrs
aa d6SawF HoH H%H BssdTc BSSs Bacon. Crosby
Northpori = II Lewis, Lewis, do
Tatay; brig Lzabel, for Gloucester
CLARK, New York TuckahOc, brown Newborn, NC America
Metropolis, Peterson, Charlesoni Elizabeth, Clark New
March Proydenoc. bart snrnIc Wovt Marsoiles schrs
Lewis Ehrman Foots Ngevites;; D = Keeling Twiiord
s%gSgaTk LoFsito % e'tsgda@ sebr Kesng
Boston; i6th Rosa % Ep9hl%er RAVES Cisreston '"''
Sailed 7h, bark Fanny Lewis ir, Edwards Rio Janeiro;
Rio Janero; schrs Hall smith, New YORK; 18th Wave
Crest Fa River lal before incorrectly reported 10TH
BULL RIVER Sept isArrved, brig Muriol CBr), Pres.
BANGOR, sept ls--Cleared, schrs = A Heath. Hatch,
philadelphia; Benz Strong Atwood, New York; Wyman,
BATH sept 1s-Arrivcd schr Mail Brookings, New York
Sailed schr Annie Jones, Jones, Richmond, Va.
19thArriyed schr Ege Simmons, Harrington Thomas
BOOTHBAY, Sept ls-Arrived schrs Adrian Maddocks;
Hall Linscy Dean and Alfred Keen Kating Rociand
for New York Mabel Hall Bartlett, do for Philadelphia
BRISTOL Sept 1OArved, schrs Condova Wilson. Prov
depse s W e on d the o marine TSWay hsryes M yes or"n 40
CHARLESTON, Sept 21--Arrved, steamer Champion,
Lockwood, New York
sailed-Stoamer Georgia. Crowell, New York
DAklEN, Sept l5-Arrved, schr j ii Lockwood, Hard
SCRABBLE New York.
EDGARToNArrived 17th, schs Right Away, Crossley.
Philadelphia Silver Spray Wnss, Bath for baltimore
Walter ThOrndike, Cushman New York for Vinahaven
1SthArrived sohrs n II Crowley, Cotton, Batmoroi
William Demming, Mitchell, New York for Portland
In port wndbcund schrs Emily Bell, Kelly from Dennis
for New York ~ Friends, Jeries, from Boston Tor fade
mia; and A Babeock. smith Eva sulth, Saunders