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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

OF State, arrived in this city on Sunday, from
his brief European trip, after an absence Il
about sx weeks During his stay in Europe he
spent most Of his TINT IN London and the I-le
of Wight. and did not visit the Continent He
left Liverpool on the 18th inst, on the steamer
Baltic of tine White Star line, and arrived in
New York, saturday night, after a prosperous
and pleasant voyage. lie was greatly benefited
by tile trip, and s much Improved iu health aud
personal Appearance. Ii London on the 1911
| INST, Mr.. Grub met eY Chancellor Daniel NJ
Bates and his family. MIR Bates appeared to be
in excellent health, and had derived great bene.
fit from his stay IN the eouth of France Il,
will leave Liverpool September itl, on his re
| turn home Guzetie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

HoRTIcULruRAL FAIn.--Why is there no fur
ther move made towards getting up the Dela-
ware horticultural Exhibition, which is an
nouneed to come of In September? We believe
a committee was appointed to naugurate the
preliminary work; has the committee over
looked the matter2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

CoLoRED NATTcSAL CAMP MEErISd.--The col
ored people of Wilmington ard vicinity will hold
a National Camp Meeting III Lynam'a Woods, Oh
the Wilmington and Western Rail Road, to com
mence on Thursday, August 10th, and close on
Monday, September 9Th Trains will leave the
depot at Water and Market street daily, at 10. 80
A. NJ. and 35 2. II. and returning leave Ly.
mans at 81 \. NJ. and 3 p. NJ. On SUNDAY
August 29th, and September 5th the trains viii
leave Wilmington at 3 A. NJ and p. n. and re-
turning leave Lynam's at 5 20 and 10 p. NJ. The
price of tickets has been fixed at 40 cents Rev
G. \. Brown IS General Manager, and Henry
Boyd, c. Il. Brown and lsaac Shields constitute
the committee Of arrangements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

NEWSPAPER CHASaE.-The Democratic 2[es-
senge', published at Snow Hill, Md, has boon
sold to Llttleton ponnia, who also becomes its
editor in place of saml II. Townsend. MIR.
Dennis has been connected for some time, we
believe, with the Newtown Record aid Gazette,
giving to that paper a spice and vim which de-
note comprehension Of his duties as journal
lat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

MIssISG Mas RETuRNED.- Richard uowep, OF
Chester, whose unaccountabla absence caused
his family and friends 10 much anxiety, returned
home on Saturday afternoon. He intended to
return to Chester on the evening of the day that
he left to go to Philadelphia on business, hut
missing the train he experienced q sudden i'm
pulse to visit relatives in Boston, lis former
home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
Lust aud found.

r O5T-ON SATURDAY, EITHER IN
IL the Delaware train or on ths City cars in going
10 sth Il Market, Russia Leaf er pocket book. A
suitable reward WI, be given II lief &C
aug4,2ts soO WILMINGTON, ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24


from 10 cents to IL for prime, a4d 81 % for ex-
tras. Some very choice fruit brought 81 so per
box. The shippers and packers purchased heavily
at the prices named Eleven carloads were
shipped from Baltimore to the West, yesterday
AdVlees from the sales OF fruit sent ont on Sat
urday, were received yesterday, Pitt,bnIg re-
ported 81 to SIPS box and advised shippers to
hold of. Cincinnati reported 90 to 20 80 n box
aud Chicago about the same.
THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
Improved fruit and increased prices rule, this
morning. The receipts are not very large 7lS
baskets and 200 crates by rail and probably $50
comprise no new varieties, and sell u. from 80
to IS cents per basket.
1u the curb markets were some very fac Old
Mixons, tor which one dollar per baeket was
asked. Tho demand continues strong, and no
fruit was brought over from yesterday.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS TO-DAY.
[Ropori j. =, y -. Il Kenney, $50 N. water ST.
by Telegraph I, the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a.
The market is active and the supply light. We
60toT0e; and prime s1.00@l.50 Baskets 3Qa75c,
according to quality.
TIE NEW YORK MARKETS TO-DAY.
REPORT by L. shady DAVIS s5 b relay st.l
By Telegraph to the Commercial.
NEW YouK August "a.
Our market has greatly improved since Friday.
We quote baskets a. zoe to 81 SO. according tc
quality, and crates at al.00 to - 90. If ship.
pers will keep tho poor fruit home, the market
will continue good and prices rulo at paying
ratee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
dividend Anttffs.

dividend.
IL OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON COAL GA5 col
WiLaINsToH, August I'd 'SI5)
The Directors Of the " ilmngton Coal Gas Com
pauy have this dav declared a dividend of Three
dollars per share, for the past six months, payable
on demand. Il. j. LAWSON, Treasurer
aug2-2w 300 Shipley street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
sEanted.

NNTANTED--A CHAMBFRMAlD, WHO
w Is gpod washer and lroner. at
10 MARKET STREET.
Good reference required. aug2s.tt.
yNTANTED-6 coon ARINrT MAX
w FRS ENTERPRISE MNR'G. 90.
aug2r-8t $40 and 222 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
Egara.nA.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN At
ID enr20tf SIP KING STpEET.
A FEW CENT EMEN CAN BE &C
IA CONMoD ATED with board at
auR20-tf Az MARKE STREET.
DOARD. NG.-PLFASANT II o o M s
4 } with board; also table bonrders wanted. APP
ply at aug4- m G3 KING STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
ID ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table boardeis
apr2-tf No. 7Os MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
A DAMS ACADEMY.

Il DAMS AGA DENNY,
IA QUINCY, NJ ASS.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, LII. d., Chairman OF
the Board of Managers. vi lillian Reynolds liIn-
mock, Ii D., Master, nssa'ed by tho ougnly COM
PETE ns acher. and by special inst uctor IN Fretch
Gtrman and Drawing. The TIT d year of this
Academy VIII begin on WEDNESDAY, 'eptembeG
8. The design of the Academy is o prepare bnys III
the most thorough manner for the best Americas
Colleges. There is a preparatory Class for younger
boys and for those who are defclentn their hnglsh
and elementary studies. The large boarding. olse
OF the Academy is under the c1atge of tue Master,
who, with fis assistants, fdsides In IT, FOR cata-
lngnes aldre 3 the Master. The number of pupils
Is necessarily limited and early application should
be made. auglG-lmd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24
Tuttrss.

OTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably he paid for In ad
p11loe spr.-f MMFRf'lAT PRINTING co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-24

G. EA SON A B l. u. -DURINa THIS
~ sWeltelipg weather every one shoul be familiar
With the value OF Coca T. et Powder in preventing
and removing excoriatluus, chatngs, rrtability
aud Inoistness OF the skin. larg assortment OF
the Dnest French, English and american Toilet
Powder, Powder Piiffs and Puff Boxes for sale by
Il. BKlNGHU RST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streefs
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OBITUARY..
CHARLES K. FOX.

Charles Kemble Fox, the we'll known pantaoon,
brother or Mr.. George L. Fox. the distinguished
clown, and OF Mrs. G. c. Howard, the actress, died
at his residence. in this city, on sunday evening,
from typhoid fever. He had Deen home for some
time previous TO his death, having contracted the
disease from which he died IN Tennessee. while
travelling with the Fox Pantomime Troupe. HIS
brother, &. l.. Fox was summoned from " ashing-
ton on Saturday night. but was compelled TO re-
turn to Baltimore, where he was engaged to ap-
pear during tie week. Mr. Fox belonged to
theatrical family. and while a child he travelled
with the Foxes and WAITS from one New England
town to another giving entertainments in rooms
anu halls. little later the two families settled
down in Troy IN tins state, where they began TO
give more ptetentious entertainments producing
specially OF the Fox family. This piece they
afterward produced al the old National Theatre
in TINS CITY, where IT naa long run. Mr.. Q; K.
Fox was a member OF the company and played In
this piece Tor many years, but ne never mage any
considerable ngure as an actor. 1t was not until
the Olympic Theatre, March TO- 1865. that ne made
q marked success. He naj often before D. aged
pantaloon 10 MI. q. L. Foxs clown but ike his
brother, he showed wonderiui mimetic power
previous to that phenomenal performance Both
OF them, az single bound, ieaped TO the head Of
the profession IN the pantomiInist's ART and they
retained the position they then won until death
separated them. The piece ran without INTERRUPT
ton Tor l,00l performances, and 1t has been
almost constantly on the boards ever since, Mr..
g. l.. Fox playing The clown, and Z. X. Fox PAN
taloon, except for short period in 1869.
when the latter formed arrangement
win Tony Denler and travelled through the
Western states The enterprise was not
successful, and in 1870 he returned te the Olympic.
wnere he renamed until pantomlme was finally
Withdrawn from the stage OF that house. He also
played pantaloon in .'Humpty Dumpty abroad, >
at the Grand Opera House. In 1874, ana since
that time he was playing IN New England the
West and the south. 1t is q TACT not generally
known that {. X. Fox adapted and perfected most
OF the pantomimic business wnicn the clown ana
the pantaloon made so famous all over the coun-
try, and on tEs account his loss will be very
severely felt IN line OF business which few actors
or managers have the peculiar ability TO put upon
the stage. mr. Fox was Dorn In Boston about the
year 1851 so that ne was about forty years
cd. HIS funeral takes place ON saturday, ana his
remains VAL be tax EN- TO Boston lor In erment.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CHrrA vEccHIA Jan lS-Arrved, schr G II Foster,
Coombs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy togs (has
been reported arrived Dec III.
ossrAKrINorLR-Arrived brig vincenzo QtaD, Co
dano. New York.
DEAL Jan l9-Arrived, ship John Baker, Cushing,
Philadelphia for Bremen; bark Elmstons (Br), Bragg
New York tor London.
Also arrived 10Th, bark Kong Oscar CNo Jensen New
York tor Krageroe.
FLEETWOOD, Jan l9-Arrved, bark Carolina (Br) Tho.
mas Galveston.
GKsoA-Arrived, bark vesuvio GtaD. Cacace, New
York.
LIvxRPooL. Jan l8-sailed, bsrks Aurora QtaD, Pc
lazzo, Philadelphia wayfarer Br) Thurber, United
States.
MovnLK. Jan l9-Arrived, steamer Scandinavian (Br)
Smith, Portland for Liverpool.
MEssINA-Arrived, bark scud, Wilson, Philadelphia
Sailed brgs Caroline EDDY, Dodge, New York Ameri-
Gus. Baas do
NEWCASTLE. Jan l9-sailed. brig N Hansen (Nor,
Knudsen. Philadelphia.
opoRro-Arnved, brig Adolphe Laura (Br) Roach,
New York.
RIO JANEIRo Jan l6-Arrived previous barks Adelaide
do.
sHANcHAI-Arived bark Star Of Jamaica (Br). Sack,
San Francisco via lquique-
Arrived at - Jan 49, Triumphant" from United
States; August Andre" do.
LONDON Jan ls-The Maria" is ashore at Caernarvon
but will probably be got of with but little damage.
SPOKEN.
Brig Tenerine. Tracy, from New York for Genoa, lat
81, Ion
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COLONEL T. ". MnwARD, C. B.

tFrOD the LOnuCn Telegraph, Jan. !.
Yesterday morning Colonei 7. W. Milward, C. B.,
Royal Artillery, aide-de-camp 10 the Queen. ana
superintendent OF the Royal Laboratories woo-
witch Arsenal. died somewhat suddenly OF oron-
cntis and congestion Of the ungs. at his residence
on Plumstead common. The deceased officer had
army was a brilliant one. Ia 1870, wnen fifteen
years oil age, he entered the Royal Military
Academy as q cadet and Ia 1874 he commIs-
stoned as second lieutenant 10 the Royal Artillery.
He was employed as inspecting Ofncer, under the
Boaru OF Works and RELIEF ComMlssl Jners during
the famine IN Ireland, 1861, ana was actively
engaged IN the Cana campaign, being present at
sinho, Iangku, and the capture OF the laku forts.
WnIe In CHINA he was appointed deputy assist
captain BrdDazon was taken prisoner by sne
enemy, and at the close Of tne Campaign received
With his medal and clasps, tue Orevet rank u
major. He was brigade MAJOR at WOOlwcn rom
1861 TO 1854. He was engaged IN the Russian war,
being IN The Crlmea, at the siege Of seoastOpo Tor
winch ne mad the mccall and clasp Decides the
Turkish decoration. He was made assistant d.
rector OF otdn ance in 1864, and In 1865 was APP
pointed 70 command the mounted sJeei gun bat
teries OF artillery employed In the memorable
AOyssnidn expedition. He commanded wing OF
toe brigade engaged IN the action Of Arrsgee, and
was present at the capture OF Magdsla. For his
eminent services ne had tbe honor OF being Sc
ected ~ carry home the dispatches announcing
Deauoned by General Napier Q-ord Magdalal,
who commanded the fOTceS, he was appointed
e. b., ano aine.de.cdmp 70 tie Queen. he also
received the medal aud clasps anu was oreyetted
~ CoioDe. Boxer, IN 1870 tnat Colonei hhward
was appointed superintendent Of :le Royal La
Doratores and The works have been largely DC.
Ye,cDed AID }ttQroYed under ais bands.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1878.
PROBABLE CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL DEMO-
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
August Belmont is in town and has had an un-
satisfactory conference with a few OF the leading
democrats outside OF Congress TO the propriety
OF suggesting to Augustus Schell that ne call q
meeting OF the National Democratic Committee.
TrNKERING THE TARIFF-sEcRETARY BRIsrOw's
PLAN.
There seems TO be but little doubt tonight that
when the conference report on the Lltr!e Tariff
bill Is given to the House tomorrow 1t viii be laid
opon the TABLE as the new Tariff Dill which Is to
be sent the House by the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury will, II passed. undo the legislation proposed
in the bill now pending. The tobacco clause Is
also an element of weakness in the bill which Will
invite the Southern vote, irrespective OF politics.
1.-THE WAY OF THE FINANCIER Is HARD
The road to resumption under the bill recently
approved by the President 1t is said. VIII be
hard one 10 travel, as In the short time which has
elapsed since 1t became a law applications from
over $4,000, 600 OF banking capital nave been re-
ceived from the Comptroller OF the Currency-one-
third from New York. One-thrd rom New Eng
land and the remainder from Pennsyl vania and
other States.
A NEWSPAPER DAY IN THE HOUsE-THE CASES
OF MEssRs wHITELAw REID AND wETMoRE.
The day in the House was newspaper day.
Judge Hoar brought up the case OF the arrest Of
Mr.. Whlrelaw Reid as infringing the privileges
Of the House. committee appointed to
report on IT, Later IN the day the correspondent
Of california journal was brought up before the
House Tor contempt. Between these two cases
the day was consumed. Reverdy johnson this
evening volunteered his services to Mr.. Reid
counsel and Columbus Alexander and Adolph
Cluss, two well known residents OF Washington,
offered to become his bondsmen.
THE PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE "GAa
The House committee upon being called will re-
port un avoraby upon the bill offered III the early
part OF the session 10 modify the so called 'gag''
law, ana the chairman Is instructed to move to
lay it on the table. The Senate judiciary Com.
mittee have prepared careful report against any
change In the law which will attempt TO show
the one charge made against the bill Is the only
one that cannot be sustained action for libel
never having been contemplated by either the
trainers of the bill or those who recommended its
passage. "
THE MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL ELECTION.
leading republican member OF the House to-
day remarked, In reading a telegram giving the
result OF the baloting Tor Senator In the Massa-
chuseIts Legislature, that the party which would
not yield TO a twO.thlrds vote in its choice ior
Senator could not possibly live.
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ARRIVALS.
RKPOkTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

R1PokTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ
=, Steamer Partha sBrl. Watson, Liverpool Jan and
Francklyn Hat constant westerly gales, with heavy
eshansd %S w & Star a' ~ Gn
mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros Jan Is. lat
a 20 Ion o. ~ passed tate line steamer bound east
steamer State q Indiana OBJ, sadier, Glasgow Jan
@ 6 81 Mess to %
tered hurricane from lasting hours thence 70 nth
lat &c, passed steamer Denmark tSrL hence Tor Lon
Steamer france CFr). rrudell Havre Jan 2 with mdse
and 70 passengers 10 Geo Mackenzie. Experienced
stasmsr See Garane ene Dongo CITY
mana 9th and Porto Plata 18th, with mdse and pasen
with mdse and PASSENGERS to WR Garrison.
mise and passenger: to J " 9uintara Co 80" " "''a
w msse s G Of D Hfs CITY NO.
steamer South Carolina, Beckett, Barnesat twhere
Passed
0RS aSas
ss No q HE NV b sai in bal
last TO Funch, Edge Co. Had fine weather.
BARR Clara 'Ger' Hilmer. Bremen s. days with mdse
Brig Nereus of st John. NB,. Allen Bahia II days.
IN Ion 50 W. ~
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitchburg Springer, New BEDFORD for
New York. with mdse and passengers
steamer Gaiatea Gale PROVIDENCE tor New YORK, with
schr Mary & Fsrr Gleason, Providence for New York
sehr A Dewitt Haskell, Augusta. Ne. tor Virginia,
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune Berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish, New York for New
Bedford.
steamer AlDatross, DAVIS rev YORK Tor Fan River
Steamer Galatea Gale, New YORK tor Providence
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TROTTING AT THE HIPPODRoME.

The admirers OF the trotting horse congregated
again last night IN great force at the Hlppodrome
TO witness the contest for tue purse offered for
competition by the management OF that institu-
ton. There was no falling OF OF interest on the
part OF the spectators from previous occasions
and the sport passed OF satisfactorily as the trot-
ting was really good from De ginning TO end, and
the time most excellent.
The race was for a purse or $500. mile beats. IN
DER the saddle; $3.50 to the drsi 500 70 TIE second
and $50 10 the third horse. Entered FOR ne pr1ze
were AIonzo Nodine's bag gslding Lyman, "Alasn
McMahon's gray geldlng George, Thomas Evans
gray gelding Pollock, A. sIr,g0s bay ze ding Billy
Lynch. G. walkers bay mare Lady Annie
anc John Haslett's Gay geioinz sherman.
Lady Annie was Withdrawn, on account
of lameness. There was little or no betting on
the result. George won the race AFTER iour very
spirited heats, Pollock getting second money and
Lyman third. Sherman won the DrSt heat BY DONG
some running and Dy Billy Lyncn getting IN ne
behind on the fifth turn. ana Sherman was dis
tanced In the third for running more than half the
mile. Billy Lynch was Withdrawn after the first
heat on account OF lameness. He should have
inrong The second beat won oy George,
She man second, Pollock third, Lyman fourth.
The third heat was a dead one between George and
Pollock, and Lyman having been sent 70 the stable
for not winning heat IN three George and Pol
lock had TO decide the race by themselves. They
went away side and side Tor one lap, but then
Pollock began a series OF freaks which continued
10 the end George winning the heat very easily
The following is a summary
BARNCh's HTPPoDRoNR JAS. le-TROTTTxG -
Purse $500 $3.50 W tne hrst 800 % the second
and $50 to the third horse; mile heats, under the
saddle.
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II. IN lat 81 3, long ". Inere were no uynS OF sn0
.A.s1xapAx Dec 2s-The visr Gebroeders, which ar
nssy ss Rs On Dec u n @ ann
lost sails The master reports having passed numbeH
BERGKS, Dec ioA number Of casks OF petroleum have
lately washed ashore on NE Nest Coast Of NSywsy
York. q marksd. ',sianasrd OF Company Carbon OH,
81 woss one S | Standard 81
grease.
~ Dec sno os ssG; New York.
warks and stanchions and lesky.
GRAyEsxSp, Dec sO-The Consul Platen from New
York for Rotterdam, has arrived mere waerogged hav
Ing been IN collision Of south ForelanG with The bark
assisted into Dover, with less Of bowsDrt
here from New York on Dec H. IN iat Is IS n Ion s 9s
shipped sea which took sundry articles from the
HAxsyHe Dec sl.Ths schiller q. Thomas. from New
ss river on OF the thick fog and
LIvnRpool. Dec si-rne Ocean, from St John. NIB.
ROuen had three or four pnk and one timber on star
G1hs s%ish, ,or fs%sasS,s ana the Jane:
ssilea>, were in collision YESTERDAY on ranmere;
inc. S had
manrail split and buwsrKs damaged. &c
81 Ike ssss &
her anchors and came In with the Helene.
carrying away the latter vessels bulwarks and bow
spirit Next day engaged two tugs which t0wed the
vessel TO London The name OF the brig was Agnes.
LIMERICK Dec 3l-The Norwegian bark Alsvid. Mar
cussen, from Philadelphia maize) put into Berehaven
few days since with foremost and other DAMAGE
and has arrived here this day In and Will discharge
cargo here.
MILFORD Jan 2-The bark Fcnwick. reported this
morning, came in here without the assistance Of
steamer. The towliue OF the Cambria tug which had
been in tow parted OF Morte Point and the 10
now partially jury rigged
PoK1 ELIZABETH, CGH, Dec 2-The Lyttelton having
taken the ground at low water great difficulty
perenced in getting her The first sale held
On the 2d November OF the cargo landed up to that time
On the 25h November final sale OF the vessel hed.
together with the cargo then board and what was
landed up TO the day Of SALE and iuil prices were
realized.
RYpE Nv, Dec 30-The bark Brazil from Beaufort for
London, anchored 10Th lost man overheard.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
srN AND MOON
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Cleopatra, Buckley, savannah-kurray
Ferns 90
steamer Achilles Curtis, wilmington, NC-wm
CLYDE Co.
steamer Wyanoke. couch. Norfolk City Point and
RchmOui-pld Dominion steamship Co
steamer North FONT smith, Philadelp hia-James
Hand
Steamer Glaucvs Bears BosfonH D'mocs
barn l-Qsetts Mcneil, Brown, Hong KONG and 5hang.
hai-K VI Cameron 60.
Bark queen Of Hearts Br, RreDann Glasgow-Dun.
can McCoi.
Bark America lGer Roper Bremen-R Unkart
BARR MCPHERSON tBrA DoOiy HalifAx-C Der.
Brig salista Partridge sligo-~John Zttlosen.
Brig Ellen Nara. Hoxie, Cenfuegos-Janes 4 Ward
Co
Big osi., goulter. cartcGas-s,mpsoa, Clapp Co.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Blackwell Dr. Cole from san francisco for Bur
rard Inlet. Jan T. lat 81 5. v, Ion l29 W
ship Louisa canevaro ,reruvJ, from Port Discovery
tor CaIno, - ~. lat 70 81 y. Ion ia W =
ship s%eau lngeIow, shlaDer from Liverpool Tor Cal
cutta. Dee a. lat ~ 80 y. Jon u 81 W. . -,
ship HOvding (NorL ron Montreal for MonnNideo,
Dec T. lat IL i5 " Tor % NV.
sAip ~ Lucia Humphrey, rom New YORK Tor san
francisco Nov n. lat 81 y. Ion n 49,
ship Cuba, iheobald from Cardiff for Singapore. NOV
26 al 2 lO - ION ~ W.
ship Annabe's BID crais, from Lyerpooi Tor sayan-
ship Astrida az McOregor rom Liverpool for Gale,
Ship Ioaiaans, C.iver from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco Oct ~, lats =. ion 20 w
sap Celestial En- pre-. Barstow, rom new YORK for
san granclseo, Dec 1, lat u Is >, sn IS " W.
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ship Golden Age r) from Liverpool for San Fran
Ship Electra Mosey from Colcutts for Boston. Dec
LAT 26 5, Ion &.
ship Mlwan lBr). Black from Newcastle. e. for San
Francisco, Nov l6 lat Is s, Ion IS 0W.
ship Mosher tBr), stuart from Montreal for Monte.
vdeo Dec 4, lat Is Is N, Ion 90 W.
Ship Atlanta Ger, from Hamburg for the Cult Of Cali
fornia Nov n. latl 10 s, Ion 81 40 W.
Bar r . Waites scamWe lBr,. Edmond, from Shields
Bark delina Nor). from New York for Bremen. Dec
ID lat IS Al, Ion "a S.
Bark silyerands Dr. from Baltimore for Cork o.
10 lat Al % n, Ion % 43 W.