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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

At Nashville, Tenn, April 9th,
resolutions were adopted by the ex-
confederate soldiers, inviting every
body, regardless Of past differences,
to participate in the decoration of
the gravcSof the Confederate dead.
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of May Isl

The Cincinnati Gaelic Of May ISt,
has the following:
"Capt. Reynolds will contract with
the Marine Railway for a new hull
for the the Julia's machinery, to be
$50 feet long, 81 feet beam, SO feet
floor, 4 feet hold. She will havetwo
boilers similar to those Of the Cons.
Miller, and will resemble the latter
steamer in every particular. Her
cabin will be wider than that of the
Julia No. 2, and she will have capac-
itv for $500 barrels of salt"
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Pres. W. Va. Historical Society.

The growth of Catholicism in this
country is something astonishing
The Catholic Church in the United
States probably numbers 5,505,0Oo
commandments. The Catholics occu-
py 1920 stations, chapcls and church
cs; they have the services Of 1873
priests, 6 apostolic Wears, 40 bishops,
9 archb;sops and 1 cardinal They
have is theological seminaricS, with
nearly $500 students, over 1905
schools Of all grades, and more than
800 asylums and hospitals. There
are among them ! different orders OF
monks and friars, y of nuns, Sdilfer-
ent institutions such as Jesuits and
Redcmptorists, y congregations OF
priests and brothers, and so sister
hoods. This immense growth, how
ever is almost entirely due to immi-
grafton, they making very few con-
yerts, which is more than offset by
those who have left the church.
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COMMISSIONERS OsFIcE.
PoixT Pleasant, WEST VA,
Iuril 9od 1870.

i0's' iAAA'AS April Il :: Sd, Is, 1910. J
AllpartieS interested in the above emit.
tied cause, will take notice, that | shall
proceed TO carry out the requirements o.
said decree, on Thursday, the 10th day o.
May, 1873, Mt the Law Office OF Hoge
Timms & Sehoa, in the town OF Poin,
JOHN E. TEINIS,
Commissioner.
Tomlinson & Polslcy, Soils.
apr D. %, lS75-iw.
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The SPIRIT of Jefferson says, a regu-
lar organized gang of thieves are
operating in and around Charlctown.
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The city of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
was almost completely DESTROYED by
fire last week. Nearly all the bust
ness houses and hotels, and all the
banks, newspaper offices, besides the
opera house, postofiice and Univer-
salist church, are burned. The fire
broke out in saw mill, and 4 dozen
mills and millions of timber were
swept away. The burnt district is
one and half miles long, and half
a mile wide. Hundreds of families
are homeless. Three lives are re-
ported lost. The total loss is estima-
ted at 100000.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of Y aIuabIe .F'arm!

OF V aluable Is arm
DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed to
y me by Geo ". RouSh, onthe 5Oth day
of September. 1872, TO secure the payment
OF 4 certain note therein described, which
said Trust Deed is duly OF Record in the
Mason County Clerks Office, in trust dec-t
Book No. /, folio 56i, will proceed 10 selt
by way OF public auction Mt the front door
OF the Court House on
Monday. May 18th, 1875,
THAT being County Court day, IS acres at
land. living near Lc;art Falls, and known
as part OF Lot No. ), OF the abraham Roush
back land
Title good, but selling - Trustee, Will
convey only such title Is is vested nme.-
Terms OF Saie-T7G>h.
JOHN Z. TislstS, Trustee.
april i5+w.
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By the burning of the Charles
Bodman, John Kyle, and Exporter,
at New Orleans, on Friday Of last
week, over sixty lives were lost, and
the destruction of boats and cargoes
amounted to over a quarter of mil
lion dollars. The fire originated in
the blacksmith shop ofthc John Kyle,
while she lay moored at the lcvee.-
Many who went on the other boats
through curiosity, were compelled to
Jump into the water. as the hawserS
were cut and they dri;ted ont into
the river with the Kyle and were
soon mass Of flame.
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Geo. ?. Rowall Z Co..

conduct an Agency FOR reception OF adver-
tiscments for American NEwSPArERS-the
most complete establishment OF the KIND IN
the world. Six thousand NEwsrAPEns are
kept regularly on file, open TO Inspection by
customers. Every Advertisement Is
taken at the home price OF the paper, with
out additional charge or commission. An
advertiser in dealing with the Agency. Is
saved trouble and correspondence, making
one contract instead OF dozen, hundred
or n thousand. A Book oil eighty pages,
containing lists OF be-; papers, largest cir
culations, religious, agricultural, class, po,,
lit;cal, daily and country papers, and all
publications which are specially valuable
TO advertisers, with some information about
prices, is sent FREE 10 any address on
application. Persons ut distance wishing
to make contracts Tor advertising in any
town. city, county, State or Territory OF the
United States, or any portion OF the Do
minion OF Canada, may send q concise
OF what they want, together with
\ COPY OF the Advertisement they de-
sire inserted, and will receive information
bv return mail which will enable them to
decide whether TO increase or reduce the
order. For such information there Is no
charge. Orders are taken ior i single pa
per rs well as Tor list; for i single dollar
rs readily rs Tor larger sum. Offices
Times Building
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

The Baptist church situated in the
Flat Wood, about two miles Of this
place, was burned to the ground on
Monday night of last week. 1t is
supposed to have been the work of
an inccndiary.-Gncnup Ky.) In
dependent.
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TERMS:

one.iourth cash in hand on the dayofsale;
the balance on credit OF one, two, and
three years, in egUa! payments, with inter.
est from day Of sale. Each purchaser will
be required 10 give bond with good securi-
" Tor the deferred payments, and the title
Will be retained as n further security.
Said sale will be continued and adjourn
cd from day to day, or time, TO time ifnot
pleted on the day first mentioned, until
the same shall be completed.
D. W. P0LSLEY,
apr. 29-td. Special Commissioner.
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IT is ordered. adjudgcd and dccrccd, that
this cause be referred to one OF the Com.
missicners OF this Court TO take, state and
report, the following matters and accounts
to-wit:
First. Who are the bona fde holders and
owners OF the bonds and coupons secured
by the Mortgage or Deed Of Trust cxccu.
ted bv the said West Columbia Coal and
Salt Company to Russell Sturgis and james
II. Young, Trustees, and the amount due
to each separate owner or holder
Second. The amount OF bonds issued by
nc Crescent Coal and Salt Company, secu-
rc.. by tie Mortgage, or Deed OF Trust made
or attempted to he made by the said last
mentioned Com2an:, to +. II. Walcott and
George n. Gerard, Trustees, and who are
the true .vners Of said bonds, and the am.
cunt due thereon, and also 10 whom said
bonds were fist delivered and sold.
Third. Thct rc ascertain and report the
liens existing upon the real estate Of the
West Columbia CoSl and Salt Company,
and Tie Crescent Goa! and Salt Company,
and their respective prioriticS.
Fourth. Whether the bonds OF the West
Columbia Coal and Salt Company held by
John $. King, and by him transferred, OF
delivered to the TeStator Of Henry L.
Young, james II. Young and Mason Young
Executor. OF, and Trustees unGer, thc last
Viii and Testament OF Henry Young, de-
ceased, were sold 70 said Henry Young,
deceased. or delivered to him as coliate VI
security, By said King, for debt due iTonl
the latter 10 the former; and ii delivered
and held Us collateral security, whether
The debt Tor which thcywcre 50 held has
been paid either in whole, or in part, and
hor, when, and where paid. And tia: he
ascertain and report such other matters as
he may deem pertinent, and either OF The
parties may require.
It is further ordered, that the Commiss.
Toner give notice OF the time and place OF
taking said account by publication for four
successive weeks in some newspaper pub
lished in this county, which shall be deem.
cd equivalent 10 personal service OF said
notice upon the parties to this suit.
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Sa7Si WEEK to Agents 10 sell an ar
D | Jticle sGlsGbls as -four. Profits I'M
mense. Package free. Address BUCK
EYENrFG CO., Marion, Ohio.
CLOSING OUT SALE or NURSERY
I j SToCK.-Haying determined 10 close
out our extensive stock this spring, we will
sell at the following extremely low rates,
thus enabling all to procure aSupply OF su-
pcrior trees. Parties by clubbing together
can thus procure their trees OF US on bet
ter terms than the GraDgcrs can anywhere
else: Apple Trees, 4 VIZ. old-ie Tor 81, IS
per 100, so per 1000; . yrs, fine, Is Tor 81,
s. per 100, SIS per 1000; IT, S to q inch
es, 81 per 100, $50 per 1000. Peaches, Pears,
Cherries, Shropshire Damson Plums, Straw
berries, Eycrgrecns, Larchcs, Sc For cir
cular and price list, address JAMES Ed
GERT0N. GAINESVILLE, o.
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LEGAL ADvERTISE5IENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Yalnablc Toun Properly.

IN pursuance OF the terms OF decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
Wcs; Virginia, rendered Of the April term,
1915, in the cause OF r. ". Mcdaniel, e..
al, VS.. Vim. Mcdaniel and Martha McDan-
lei, in Chancerv, the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, willon
Thursday. the 9Th day o. Way.
1915. 1t the front door ofthe Cour; house
OF Mason county, proceed to sell ut pubfc
auction, to the highest bidder, or bidders,
the following town lots, belonging 70 the
estate OF Hutchinson Mcdaniel, deceased,
situated in the town OF Point Pleasant. to-
wit:
lst. The northeast corner OF lot No. 20,
first tie-. This LOT contains me dwelling
house and out-houSeS.
Cd. 4 certain lot containing about one
half acre lying on the kanawha river. and
Wand Streets, formerly owned BY the Point
Pleasant Wooden Manufacturing Company.
This lot has several good houses on il and
is a very desirable property. 1t will be
sold rs one lot, or divided INTO several lots
to suit purchasers.
81. An out-lot on the ClarksbuTg road.
between said town OF Point Pleasant and
Crooked Creek, containing one fourth OF an
acre. This is a good .o;, with dwelling
house upon it.
18th. 4 certain lot known as The north
west quarter OF lot No. :, in fifth tier. This
LOT is situated on the corner OF First ami
Decatur Streets. No improvements. VIII
be divided into two or more lots ii desired
by purchasers.
18th. a certain lot known as the "Quillin
lot" being onc-fouth OF lot No. 8, in 9Th
tier.
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Stockholders Meeting.

THERE will be meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Mason County Agr;cui-
trral and Mechanical ASSOCIATION, at the
Court House. Point Pleasant, on Monday.
May 18th, 1919, Tor the purpose OF e!ecting
a Board OF Directors 20 serve the ensuing
wear. and to transact such other business
as may come before them.
P. c. EASTMAN, Prcs't.
JOIN Z. TlTxs, Sec'y. apr. a9-2w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

ss5' Mason County Journal and Yves.
Virginia Monitor copytd. and ehargeto the
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

Judge Jackson will not give his
decision in the Clarkson case until
the next term of his court.
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once.

We are informed by the Randolph
Enterprise, that there are coal banks
in Randolph 30fcat thick; what coun-
ty in the State can beat that.
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sTyT pAY OF MAy, 1875.

And it is further ordered, tina; those per.
sons desiring to vote for discontinuance,
shall have written or printed upon their
tickets or ballots the words "F0R Dis
CONTINUANCE and those desiring 10
voteasainst 1t, shall have written or print.
cd on their tickets or ballots, the words
AGAINST DISC0NTINU ANCE."
And It is further ordered that the Clerk
Of this Court, give the notice OF said spe-
cial election Us is required b. law, and that
said election shall be held, and the returns
made and certified as is provided by law
for the county elections, in the general cleo
ton law. TESTE:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Hugh j. Jewctt, In Chaneery in
VS. the Circuit Court
The West Columbia Coal OF Mason Com-
and Salt Company, Jas. ty.
II Young,Surviving Trustee OF the Crescent
Coal md Salt Company, Frederick H. VOL
colt and George W. Gerard, Trustees, Hen
nv L. Young, James Ii. Young. and Mason
Young, Executors OF and Trustees under
the last VIII and Testament OF Henry
Young, deceased, Frederick II. WOlcott, i'll
his own right, Charles \. Townsend, Mrs.
D. ". Spooncr, Joseph Buchanan and Al
cxandcr Buchanan, partners in business
under the firm name OF Buchanan Broth.
crs 4 Co., Rcecc &. Bynan, Administrator
OF John ". Johns, deceased, James c. At
water, Z. s. Davis, Henry Rcsencr, VII.
liam B. Porter. Charles D. Rathbone and
Charles c. Hale, partners doing business
IL Porter, Rathbonc q Hale, K. Z. Doug.
lass, John $. King, Watson Matthew and
the unknown bondlioldcrs OF the Crescent
Coal and Salt Company, Defendants.
Extract from Decree.
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J. G. W. Tompkins, of Kanawha
county, has sold 1,o3S acres of coal
land in that county to James Qrnlcs,
of Boston, for s3Sp4o. a company
has been organized under the title of
the Supply Coal and Iron Company,
and operations will be commenced at
once.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-06

ACCIDENT serious accident &C.
Cured in Pleasant county, last week.
4 young man by the name of Trip
lett, son of Alfred Triplctt, was riding
a mule which had the harness on
and the traces down. The cork on
the shoe of the hind foot got fast in
a link of the trace which threw the
mule, and in falling the young man
was entangled in the gears. The
mule, in struggling to rise, struck the
young man in the head dashing his
brains out. DR.. T. B. Hart was sent
for, who bound up the wound, but
he died in five days afterthe accident.
City Item.
Our farmers report the wheat not
so badly damaged as at first supposed
after the late freezing. Within the
past few days it is springing up
splendidly in places where, a week
ago it looked dead, and the prospects
are that We will have. if not an aver
ago crop, at least plenty to live on
with the thousands of bushels of old
wheat in store. So there need be no
unnecessary alarm. Don't meet
trouble half-way."-PoN.
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Another narrow guage railroad is
to be constructed from Grafton NJ
the Valley river.to Philippi, distant
seventeen miles. The spirit ofenter-
prise in West Virginia. A good sign.
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18th. a certain lot known as the "Quillin
lot" being onc-fourth OF lot No. 5, in 9th
tier.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22

, sss,op hence os Galveston oA lat g lon a. spoke
sehr Josie tof Coambia Fails Me- oy sombrsto "a
days. with mdse to Wilson; vessel TO Marcus Hunter
schr rampico Bonhoa Auuh for Boston, 20 days with m
gar 20 master Had heavy variable gales; lost split
schr Herbert r Mount Branos Santiago % days with
. ss passed ship Western Empire before eporte f
sehr wspoa, Penny Savannah days, with lumber to
Ross 60; vessel to Evans BAH Co
with naval % stores 70 iIin%an Co. ~ uA'''
sshr sarah sarah Mn. Kelly Virginia,
schr Aethsa, Darby, Virginia
SsS ssST 9;So S:3ds Sa,.I, STd:. vE9 T;1G;,
sehr A Predmore Parker, Virginia
schr + Allen Bartlett, Baltimore
ns-Bark Kate Maick dBn, which anchored for orders
st sandy Hook 18th inst 20 the city yesterday
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconia Bragg Portland for New York.
Steamer City Of Fichburg Springer New Bedford Tor Now
steamer Galatea. waldren Providence for New York.
Steamer Tile. Ewing New London for New York :
sshr 5si 5ea ciss SieRss:on BFidsspot York
schr Iris, Chapman, New Haven for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Eliza Post New York for Northport
sehr pelmont Locke, Matthews, Hoboken for Boston
schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Port johnson for Boston
s ASo ff ken for o
@ ssF HSSGAfn G @ Ses
Schr Madagascar. Turner. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Anna Lyons Bacon, New York for Boston.
Schr Mary Stowe, Bacon, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Flyaway Enog Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Wallace Blackford, Edmonds, New York for North
port.
Schr Reno, Baker, Port johnson for Boston
Schr II q Carter, Hoboken for Apponaug.
Schr Medford, Thorne, Amboy for Boston.
Schr Sea Lark, Williams, HOboken for Boston.
bchr Ward Parks, Foot. South Amboy for Boston.
Schr kioka, Cook, South Amboy for kittery Me-
Schr Gates, Holiness Weehawken for Lynn
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, South Amboy for Harwich
Schr Lamartine, French Philadelphia for Newport
Schr Edith Tood Todd, New York for Boston.
Schr Hale, Coleman, Hoboken for Taunton.
Schr Garland Weeks. New York for Dennis
Schr Artist Forester, New York for Westerly.
Schr Douglas Haynes, Adams, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Helen Mar, Ward, New York for Norwich
schr Malabar. Walsh, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Time Mackay, ROndout 70 New Bedford
Schr Eva Diverty, Hand Philadelphia for Pawtucket
Schr Benedict Crockett Woodbridge NJ for Portland,
Me.
Schr Rival, Dunton. Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Nellie, Eaton. Hoboken for Belfast.
Schr Carroll, Carroll Port Johnson for Pawtucket.
schr Dean, Wilson, Port Johnson for Providence.
Schr Alice 0akes. Parsons, Amboy for Portland
Schr John Hurst Cook Port johnson for Providence
Schr Magnet, Ellis Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Falcon, Wheeler, Amboy Tor Fall River.
Schr Margaret Kennedy Ford Amboy for New Haven.
Schr ii McCauey, McCauley, Philadelphia for Provi-
dence-
Schr Delphi Allen Amboy for New London
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. New York for Stamford
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Oct 81, 1875.
Captain Edward Barrett has been detached from the
command of the Canandaigua and placed waiting
orders Lieutenant Commander D. G. Woodrow Mas
ters George W. Wertz and Clayton s. Richmond,
Surgeon Joseph Hugg Assistant Surgeon G. G. Corn
don, Chief Engineer b. e. H. Wharton, Boatswain 7.
II. Brown and Gunner John GGskng have been de-
tached from the Canandaigua placed waiting or
ders Lieutenant John C. Irvine Ensign Frank
Ellery and Carpenter william II. Barrett have
been detached the Canandagua and ordered TO the
receiving ship New Hampshire al Norfolk, Va. Lieu
tenant Louis Kingsley, Master j. b. Hobson and Sail
maker G. C. Freeman have been detached from the Ca
nandaigua and ordered to the 0ssipee Lieutenant G..
NJ Book is detached from the Ossipee and ordered to
the navy yard at Norfolk, Va Passed Assistant Pay
master r. II. Pauding is detached from the Canaan
daigua ordered 10 settle Assistant En-
gneer Henry Herwigod, Cadet Engineers William b.
Boggs and W. L. Cathcart have been detached from the
Cauandaigua and ordered TO the Plymouth Salmaker
H. W. Franklind has been detached from the 0sspee
and placed waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer castalia CBD, Butler, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
steamer KloPsock Gen, winzen, Hamburg Plymouth
-Kunhardt & co.
steamer Crescent City, Curtis navana-wm Clyde 4
Co.
steamer Gamma 3D. Liddecoat Hamilton CBermuda)-A
y Ouerbridge.
steamer City Austin, Edridge Galveston ~ Key West
&C II Mallory 4 Co
Steamer Huntsville, Chester, Fernandina Port Royal
II Cepcke,
steamer Herman Livingston Mallory, savannah-w
Garrison.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer A y stiners. Warren htladelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer FranconiA Bragg. Portland Ames
Steamer Nereus. Berry. Boston-H Dimock.
EShip Odd Dominion. Small, Phadelphia-Jas Ewell 4
CO.
Bark Columbia, Dickerson, Barbados--H Trowbridgcs
Sons.
Bark Masonic Rice Havana--J r Ward 4 Co
Sch Southern Home Br Hansen, Rio Grande do Sui via
Richmond, Va--Peniston 4 Co.
schr Maggie Masters CBr Masters, Greytown, Nic-Bon-
neville a Edgett.
schr Margaret Platter, Blizzard, Wilmington, De-F
Kneeand.
schr ID Sawyer Cummings, Machias-smpson, Ciapp 4
Co.
schr Anna Frye Smith, Boston--led Frye 4 co.
Schr Pavilion Lineott, Boston--Jed Frye 60.
Schr ID y Crane, Crowley, New Haven--Rackett Bro
Schr 2 Goodwin, Williams. stamiord-stamford Manufac-
turing Co.
Cleared 2oth-schr Bramhali GiIett sayannan-
Evans Ball Il Co.
The New York herald., 1875-10-22
LEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER % l875-TRIrLE SHEET

nELvoET, Oct 2o-saisd bark LIburna CNsD, for Hev
York
HAvRE, Oct l9-sailed, bark Lavinia Davis, Unite
States
LIvRRPooI, Oct 2o-sailed ship Campbell, Curling,
United States bark Nora CNor) Moulin, Pensacola
Sailed 2lSt, Adriatic (Br, Perry New York via
Queenstown.
LONDON oct 2o-Arriyed bark Moss Glen tB1 Nichols,
San Francisco; 2is steamer Lady Glare BD Jordisen
Montreal.
Cleared 2oth ship Martha GSor), Zachariasen United
States; barks Vale Nor Muller do; Farsund (Nor), Jo
hannesen, North America
LONDONDERRY, Oct 2o-saiied bark Countess Of Duerin
tbr), hcGonagle, United States
hovILLE, Oct 2o-Arrived steamer Rlysia (Br) Camp
oeh' New York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
MARsEILLxs Oct ie-Arrived brig Maria Lugia Qtar
Ragna, New York
QUEENSTOWN Oct 2l-Arrived, bark Rcordo III dta),
Castelano, Philadelphia
Also arrived 21st England (Br9 Thomnvon Ne
York for Liverpool Cand proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Oct 19-Sailed barks Johanne Marie (Ger,
Gustavus, United States; Kalalis, Brown, New York
STErTIs Oct lsArrived barks Christoph Columbus Ge
Debcr, Philadelphia; A Nordmann QGer) Fett, New
York
Sailed 18th. schr Etna, Sawyer, New York.
TRALEE, Oct 2l-Arryed, bark Rosa dab Barbaga-
lota. New York
zIERiKzEE Oct lo-sailed bark Albna Daggett United
statca
LONDON, Oct 2I-Bark Tucker, Pnkham, from Cron-
sadt for New York put Esnore 10 repair damages
received during gales
Bark Josephine Martin Capt Fosgreen from Glrgenti for
Boston, which Gibraltar leaky on the Ith inst
is discharging for repairs
Bng Merrwa Downs from Greenock Oct is for Cardcnas
put into Belfast Goth. leaking
Ship Samuel Glover Br), Perkins nom Baltimore for
Valparaiso put back to Montevideo prior IA leaky
and with rigging damaged.