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ASSESSMENT FOR 1876.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY hrDrrrI. !
Beaufort. 6. c., Nav y, IS.6

OFFICE or THE COUNTY hrDrrrE.
Beaufort. 6. c., May -, Is,T.i
TIE ASSESSMENT FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR
$40 will commence on
The First day OF JUNG,
and continue until the Goth day of July next.
The assessment will be for
Personal Property Only.
but those failing to lands last year. or who
nave sold or purchased lands since the last assess
mcnt Will note said changes on their returns TO
rcthcr with any changes that may have taken
place In the boundaries OF their lands CONSEQUENT
on such saie or purchase, with n statement as to
whether said lands SO solJ or pul chased is plow.
meadow, or wood land. This statement is ncccs.
sary III
every Case
whcrc lands nave changed hands, and will cave
taxpayers much troIhlc, as well as conducc to the
correctness Of the official record and greatly facii
iIatc the payment of taxes.
Each Land Owner
must answer the questions on the return as to his
Post Office, in lcgibe hand, as this will render
correspondence between this Office aud taxpayers
easy whenever inquiries nrc necessary.
The boundaries Of every tract OF land must
be given this Office [whcrc the same has not al
ready been furnishcd.l so that the Auditor NAV
know the exact locality OF every piece of land in
the county.
In making returns great carc must be taken to
have them correct as errors in returns invariably
lwhcn not discoverablc in this otIiccl get on the
Tax Duplicetc; often proving expensive to tax
payers, as well rs troublesome 10 the Auditor
Further notice will be given in due time
l.. 5. LANGLEY,
County Auditor
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E7ifor ITibuue

3 l wish through your Journal to most
positively deny that 1 ever made use of
tstc language attributed to me by Mr..
W. j. Whipper That u will do all in nv
powerto hang him. referring to the
prisoner, J. B. Jones. admit, however,
Ill conversation with Mr.. Whlpper and
others that did say: From what have
heard believe Jones to be guilty ana
he ought to be hung" .~
JosELH COHEN,
Jury Commissioner.
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we Shall hear no more very soon cf
dry weather after the heavy and contin-
ucd rain that fell all day Sunday aud
until Tuesday morning. The rice plan
tiers will now have fresh water for which
they were beginning to suffer, and from
what we learn they anticipated q large
and profitable crop.
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The grand jury Of Williamsburg
following thcexample Of the grand jury
in this county, have appointed com
mittee to examine into the affairs of the
county officers. We hope should they
discover any mal-administratlon that
their researches will not be denounced as
partisan" and "instIgated by the
devil"
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M. Editor.

We suggest that some measures be
taken to stay the incoming tide of vice
among us. There seems to be no obsta-
Gle in the way of an easy establishment
of whatever form of iniauity onechooses o
introduce. Willing landlords are found
to rent their buildings ut a. high price TO
whoever may apply,no matter for what
purpose required. Vice is contagious
and these plague spots will consume the
vitals ofour moral and pecunary pros
perity. Let fidelity to right and
conscience on the part of those who de.
pore the evil among US decide the term
of its existence. 30 -
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In the Senate, on June 2, Mr.. Patter-
son introduced Il bill for the relief of
Robert smalls. What the relief prayed
Tor Is we are not Informed but 1t is no
doubt claim for services as pilot Of the
steamer Planter at the :imc of her cs-
cape.
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The Attorney General was not sum-
moned hy telegraph to assist the grand
jury as was stated in the Standard last
week Be was written to a week before
the m fting of couit and at oncsr piled
THAI HE would be here.
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The suit Of S. Mayo versus the pilot
boat keystone, in the United States
admiralty court, has been referred to
Alfred Williams to take testimony
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER the county
commissioners were in session the most
of last week but nothing of importance
was done. The following checks We're
issued in addition tn those given jurc Is
and witnesses: w. y. Deylin, poor house
for April, $105.Sa; DR.. II. NJ. Stuart
services as physician 500; DR.. H. NJ.
Stuart medicines for Jail and poor house
$51; Rebecca Williams, nurse, $15; Silas
Williams 81; J.P. Boyce 6S.46; f Max
clothing, ss3s.49; G.. Waterhouse G5.a1.
The treasurer reported $T36.54 on hand
to the credit of the poor fund.
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FINAL pIscHARGE.

NoTTcEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
apply TO the Hon Court of Probat TO for De aufojt
County $. c. the twenty second day OF Jlpc for a
final discharge as Ndmimisti ator of The Istato OF
Dari g. Jackson. u II
..r-..arst74 80, IL, g. HOLMES,
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Butter! Butter :!

THE BEST BUTTER IL TOWN Il CTS PER LIB
30. at RoBERTs
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DR.. Thos. &. White applied fer admis-
sion to the Bar yesterday, and commit
tee was appointed to examine him as
to his qualifications When the DR..
gets his newspaper under way his ambi-
tion should Ie satisfied, as he will then
have enter eel the three professions OF
law, medicine, and journalism.
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To Holders of County Checks or a uditet
Claims, prior to Nov. I, 1879.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Beaufort, s. c., May Sth, 1876.


OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Beaufort, s. c.. May Sth, 1876. {
In accordance with the provision OF joint rcso-
luton entitled "a joint resolution authorizing the
County Commissioners of Beaufort county to levy
special tax dated April 7th 1873, and an net TO
amend the same approved the s9th day of January
A ID. 1914, scaled proposals will he received at
TINS Office from parties holding checks or audited
claims contracted prior to November 1, 1s72,
until
Thursday June Sth., 1876.
at 12 O'Clock, NJ, at which time said bids will be
opened, and the Board Of County Commissioners
Will draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount
OF one thousand dollars in favor Of the person or
Persons who shall have offered the largest per
centum discount on their checks audited claims
Proposals must be addressed to Dr. Paul Prtch-
ard, Chairman of the Board and endorsed pr,
posals for settlement Of past indebtedness Of
Beaufort County,"
p. PRITCUARD,
II. J. MARTIN,
V. s. SCOTT
County Commissioners.
TuoS. II. WHEELER,
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PEABODY HOUSE,
conNrHeFl dSdEFr.sD srsrn sw...
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient TO MI places Of amusement and car
lincs in the city. 10 changes to and from the
Centennial grounds. Col. WaTson. proprietor OF
tho HENRY HOUSE, Cincinnati for the past twenty
years and present proprietor, has leased the house
for tnrm Of yea's, md has newly furnished II
throughout. lie will keep a strictly FIRST class
house, and has accommodation for 800 guest
Terms only 50 per day.
Col. WATSON is a native OF Virginia, and prob
ably the only Hotel Proprietor IN Philadelphia
from the South
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Wanted.

To buy or hire tFLAr, 10 or i5 Tons capacity,
must be tif hit aud so,ird, andin good condition
A NEW ONE PREEEeRED. Address, Box51,
E% BEAUFORT, T.. o.
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Caroline Susan Smith

die with perfectly sano mind apd
Iwish and will that if my property is
ever settled and divided orif even ever
so small share is divided at any time
before my Husband Fred II. Smiths
death that he shall have full benefit and
control of whatever property may come
10 ne, my share, aud at his death 1t shall
20 to our child Rachc. Gertrude Smith.
CAROLINE 'SUshN SMITH
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The verdict of the cornoncr's jury in
the case Of Mrs. Smith having been given
to the grand jury, that body gave the
case very through investigation, but
elected no evidence to show that the
deceased lady had been unfaithful to
her husband.
The grand jury reported that CATER
careful examination of all the circum-
stances connected with this case the
grand jury Can sec no cause to suspect
that this unfortunate lady came to Eer
death Ivy any other hand out her own"
The following is Il copy of the paper
found in her room and idcntifinh by her
maid as Mrs. Smiths handwriting:
4 IL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15
CLEARED.

Steamer Othoo fBr). Bristol iuIl-Chas i Wright
Steamer State Of Virginia Br Noodle. Glasgow-Austin
Baldwin h Co.
Steamer Gulfstream Croweil Chareston-J w Quintard
a Co
Steamer Elizabeth Clark. Bstmore--w Dalxer
Steamer switzerland tBelg) Jackson, Phiiaiephia-Geo
Steamer A Sinners Warren. Phiadeiphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Alex Marshall Gardner, Lverpool-chssH Marshall
4 Co
ship Omara tBr). Simpson. Liverpool E-Bowring /
Archibald
ship Universe r) jones' Liverpool via Queenstown
Ship John Bertram CSor,. Reed, London &c Tobias
Co.
Ship Plymouth Rock Griffin London, E-Grneil Min
BARK Geneva. Gorham Bristol. E-Millcr 4 Houshton
Bark Assyrian (Br) Murchison Gloucester E-Perkns
job.
Bark Thor Nor) Jensen. Cork Falmouth-Funch Edge
l. Co.
Bark Nathaniel tNor). Jacobsen. Reval-Funch. Edge
Bark Arlington CNoD. Palms,rom Rotterdsm-c Tobias
BARK Fid (Nor,. Hansen Richmond Vac Tobias 1 Co.
4 Son.
Brig Aquia tltaD, Damora. Corr or almoulh--John
Brig Nellie (Bn. Rood, Terccira, Asores-C Swain
Son
Brig susan Bergen Tuthll Corfu for ordcrs-B Wen
brig Ustics Ita, Cappoia. Palermo for ordersJohn
Scager.
Brig Wofvile (Br), Battling. Pernambuco and Bahia--
brig Peri. stevenson. Kingston. Ja-Brett Son Co.
Brig Somerset, Hsalcy, Richmond-C Bertaux-
Brig Eva Parker Br), Slocnn. RichmondC Hcrteaux.
schr Della Yates. Yates, Progreso Aex-B Metcalf
schr Right Away. crosey Baracoa. Cuba-B Weinberg
4 Co
schr s b Franklin. Tyler. Jacksonville-Gco Squire
Schr Helen. Dinsmore. Wilmington. NC-Brctt. Son
Sehr Spartel, Crossman. Boston-Jed. FRYE 4 Co.
Soop sd Crolins. Jarvis. South Amboy. MI Gregg
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RSNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN rHR
CoAsTING AND FORRIGN TRADE-C aptains officers OF

R9-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN rIIR
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains officers OF
cosstng foreign trade observing the
displacement removal OF requested 10
the the HERALD that be brought
publicly tho attention Of the proper authorities letter
addressed the editor of the HxRALD New York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position Of
buoys the Of their removal will suffice In
along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
coast European countries In the Mediterranean IL IL
requested that information be either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of the NKw YoRE HERALD -
Fleet street. London to tho Paris Office 81 Avenue do
rOpsra Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett IS Fleet street, London"
.Bennsu 81 Avenue dc rOpcra, Paris" Where Of
efshs telegraph Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching tho nrss couvenens
port viii be cabied Tree Of charge the
HxRALp and published
pS-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT EIGHr.-Thc Nav YoRK
HERALp has adopted Coston night signal for
board he HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from the other
succession. and DO several miles distant Cap
tsns vessels upon seeing this signal win oblias
preparing they may have Tor the ship
News Department Of shs HERALn
AarPeons DESTROYS Of communicating With vessels
Ing New York do BY addressing vessels
HERALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received IRON all ofhs world and promptly de-
iivsrsd Duplicates are required
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schr John Z Hurst. Cook, Providence for New York.
schr Texas. Davis. City Island for New York
schr Anory. Rogers. Georges Banks for New York.
Schr Sarah Bruen. Austin Providence Tor New York.
Schr Boston. Nickersen. Boston Tor New York.
Senr Orlando Smith, Ferris. Patcheser for Now York
Schr statesnan. Eaton. City Island for New York.
Schr Expedite, Racket Orient for Rondont
Schr Emma. Harris. Nantucket for New YORK.
Schr ID spraene Howard. Block Island for New York.
Schr q Purycs. Lisle, New Haven for New York.
Schr Isaac Rich. Walker. Providence for New York.
schr Washburn Hathaway. Providence for New York.
sclr Excelsior Blidenburg Cold Spring for Now York.
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Cynthia j ne. Gardiner Dciby for New York.
hchr Minquns. Phillips Providence for New York.
. schr W Dickinson, Warren, Georges Banks for New
York.
schr Betsy Ann. Clark. New London for New YORK.
Schr Wellington. Barbour Gardiner. Ne. for New York
sehr Joseph Marsh Brown, New Bedford for New York
schr w u Amrgan. Chase, New Bedford Tor New YORK
scnr IL Forsyth. hobbe. Stamford tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Title. Ewing. New York for New London and
Norwich.
Bark Won Moltke r, Mcculley. New York for London.
Brig Florence. Iiathburn. New York Tor Mystic
Schr Albert DALEY. Mason. Port johnson for Boston
Schr Speedway tBr) Mitchell New York for Alma. NB
Schr Grace Chisbins. Hamilton Rondout for Portland
Ne.
schr Star, Harmon. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr J Lee. Rideout. New York for Calais
Schr Victor. Smith, New York Tor Noank.
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F. SAMUEL wYLIE CRAWFORD. D. D.
From tho Philadelphia Times. June Ia


Tho venerable DR.. Crawford died at Fayetteville,
Franklin county, the 18th inst, In tho eighty fourth
yoar Of his age. He Of Scotch ancestry and his
birthplace was Charleston, s. c. Mr. Crawford re-
scved his education in this city, and after graduating
At the University OF Pennsylvania in 1916 commenced
the study OF medicine, which he abandoned Tor
theology more congcnial TO his feelings and tastes.
In 1918 he licensed by tho authorities OF the Pres
byterian Reformed Church and ordained At Duancs-
burg, n r., in 1923 In August 1924, he was installed
About this time he assumed control Of the Chambers
burg academy, in which position he remained until
1880 when he became principal Of the acadcmcal de-
parmcnt OF the University OF Pennsylvania When
young preacher Mr. Crawford ministcrcd the inmates
OF the Walnut Street Prison, and during his
he also preached at stated intervals the Eastern
Penitentiary and the House OF Refuge In 1895 Mr..
Crawford filed the pulpit OF church ut Paramount.
and alter some years spent In that locality he received
a call from new church Mt Seventeenth and Fibert
streets, where he remained until 1856, when i'm
paired constitution compelled him to leave the city.
He then returned to his old home in Franklin county.
the degree of Doctor OF Divinity conferred upon
Mr. Crawford in 1s44 For some years he filled the
chair OF church history and pastoral theology In tho
theological Seminary, and subsequently that OF di-
vnity, and during the rebellion he acted rs chaplain
In the army. One OF his is General s wylie
Crawford OF the United States Army The pieiy OF
the Rev. Dr. Crawford of earnest active char
acter He was noted for deeds OF charity and benevo-
lencc, while his defence Of truth and right OF n
truly heroic nature Ho strong ia hts feelings and
attachments, aud will be mourncd by a wider
nrcic Of attached and devoted friends and admrerS
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrvKRr june i4-Arrived bark vss.erlids sor) Hsa-
drcksen. New York.
BRIsroL June il-saiod snip Nuovo Rather dad La
CommMa. New York
BRErxs. June i3-Arrved. brig Rama (Nor), Larsen
Galveston
sailed i3sh bark ssipner Qor). Anderson North Amor
lea
BORDEAUX, June li-Arivsd. bark Arado lAus). Tara
boehia, New Orleans.
Arrived Psaiae i2sh brig Henri Andre (Fr Lsgusl.
Ion. PascsgouA
corxSaAsxS. june 7-Arrived. bark Mercurius QNor).
Ludvigscn. New Orleans for CronstadI
Arrived i2sh. brig q Sweeney. Cole. New York
DIAL. June i3-Arrived, ship Mary Riggs Langdon.
New Orleans Tor Bfemen bark Donncbrog ,Nor) Kurtse
d. for cronsads; Rosa er) Hoaschiid Wilmington NC.
for Hamburg
DuxxRK. June i2Arrivsd bsrss Hictaux (Br, Masters
New York. 18th. Sarah. Rice. Philadelphia
GLoocRsrxR. June i4-sAed. brig Enrea (Aus, Trsnin
New York.
GnxkSocx June is-ssilsd, bark Roesh. Martha.
New York.
GALWAY. June is-Assived, bark Canada Ger. Lam
mart. Darien.
olsaALrAa June 7-Arrvsd. ship Lacy SHADE Dusbar.
New orleans for Genoa
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


The Of the Clarbe from Knsston &c
thanks for favors.
srs 5y y1. Lse,.T B1 Hnsswsen from Rio
cargo June y for further survey.
Twspns simgsG%a from Table Bay Jan for
total wreck. The sold next morning as il
Lay for ~ les Cart simpson sends The following Q.
of Mourondava. On the morning OF that day typhoon
w sad s had %s sa day. ~
both anchors down and all chain out tvz. 120
unit. the ship struck when ssrSosrd cable WAS at
slipped IN order to beach her and ali possible sail
set 40 that she would get good position the beach
Before parting the brg Leak and the water rapidly
overheard oy the which made clean breach
breakers, and efforts made save lie and prop
owing surf was unsnccsssu At sboa;
midnight the ca having gone down. tho crew safely got
s s effect. q the yphoon During tina. time i
from hunger we as from their exerons 30 save tbs vss
sell Or course was impossible ~ get the vessel
inevitably gone broadsde on tho beach 50 the
ssy % T q her which ss
and Captain simpson managed 10 his chronoetcr al
striking water and within twenty.iour
hours she complete wreck.
land evening a 18th. She will discharge load re-
pair and proceed
scnR HEsnY MEANS from Pensacola for boston, having
sprung leak the 18th inst threw her deck load
water In her hold The crew exhausted
ScnR ANN SIrrLn reported ashore Sescounct Point
came on ut high water ye tcrday leaking will proceed
first favorable opportunity Tor Lynn.
BALTIMORE, June 1f-F Bennett & Co offered for
sale yesterday at the Exchange four of Bati
more and southern Transportation Company together with
the boilers and various property the
pany aiso the charter rights and franchises Of the
steamers offered the Raleigh, sos a5tO
the u Foley Sal laloO: the Reteccx Clyde,
and the Lucille 437 oioo tons They were offered col
lectvely aud started $40 0OO bidding very
dull aud Messrs Bennett Go. having bid 600 70 pro-
vent sacrifice OF the property. 1t declared sale
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GrxoA-Arrivsd bark Regina Yolck. Ray. New York.
HAnrurc. June 13-Arrvsd. bark Goethe Ger, schu-
bert. New York.
Sailed 18Th bark Bertha Bahrus t;sr,. Mssky Quebec.
HEIvoKr June l3Sailed barks Etwell (Br) 0'Brien,
Now York; Geo Dosne tBr). Corning. do.
AvRK. June l2-Anived. barks Patriot Queen 3r, Har-
Chaeston Catharne (Sw) Rasmussen New Orleans;
i4th steamer 81 Laurent Fr, Laschssnez. New York.
LvEnrooI, June i4-Arrivcd. ship Baltic Nor). Lind
Pensacola; bark Lord Clarendon iBr. Nchol New
Orleans.
Arrived 10TH bark Superior Br). Bernisr. Quebec
Sailed l4th, steamer Pennsylvania Har Philadelphia;
ship rhornhiii tBr. Haynes, North America.
Also sailed i4th, bark Herbert Black Treat Valparaiso
Lospox June l4-cieared. ships Rhine. Spencer. New
York; Marietta (Aus). Potrata, United States; bark
Francesca dtab. castsilano. United statea
LISBON. June 9-Arrised. ship Mariana Post). Fer
reria. New York
MARsEiLLxs June l2-Arrvsd. bark wsriss Br. Flsn,-
ing New York.
NxwRr. June Is-saTsd bark Hswthar. OBJ. Psysoa.
North America
PxsrLAxp risrz June is-Alvsd bark osnsoo. Staples.
Revai for Belfast
QUEENSTOWN june l4-Arrived steamer England OBJ.
Thompson New York for Liverpool land proceeded bark
Prvi Dubrovacki (Aus). Pende. New York.
Also arrived l4th, PM City Of Limerick tBr),
JAMESON Philadelphia for Liverpool land proceeded.
Also arrived i4sh. brig Ashs (No Hanger Baltimore.
RorrERDAn June l2-CleArsd, bark Cupid (Bp, Grant,
United States.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 14-Arnved, steamer Kspler (Br).
johnson, New York for Antwerp. short Of coal.
ssLDs. June i3-saisd ship TsrApsca (Br) San 1san-
cisco.
tRus). Danieisen. Pensacola
Sailed from port in tho United Kin sdom June IS bark
Christopher Columbus (Nor, Knudseu. United ssassa
WEATHER REPORT.
BHIsroL. juno IL. PM-Calm. Hne.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE l5 ls76-TRIPLR

Cleared ID Elise May Charles ouebse Charlie Hossen
LosDcsDsaas i May si~sssd Orient xS.rs. B.ls
Lrsuoas, Nay so-Arrivsd Daniel Draper. Patterson.
Genoa.
Low.sTc1 june 2assilsa ssnasmsnasn Mi sn
York; > u Atkinson. Emdsor. Phiiadcipha khone.
MADsiRA. May ie-sailed. Sorsemsn Patch useam
ysehu. PhiadsIphs; 2sd Empress Edmonds. Bull River
MALAeA. Nay Arrived Abby Bacon, Merrill Almsri..
N MAunifies. Nay 3l-Arivsd. Nellie siade. ATWOOD.
NKwcAsrIx, June l-Clsased. woodburn 81. Philadei-
NrwroKr june I-ssiIea Elizabeth Ahrens. Aim. Quo
bee I'd Maggie Rae Aontrea Constantine Won Reineke.
QukkssTows. June - Arrived West Wind, Readen. d.
sailed Isl. button Vale os Monsross; Cecilia Liverpool;
eh ia sc Ts1s.o
on ist, Lady Milton. rom Prince Edward Isiand and
Rxy4I. Nay ss-Arrved, Berlin %. Hsiubruek, s..
Sailed Ssth Elisabeth Hsmsea. Stewart snisssn. Gen.
SLIGO. June i-sailsd, vsIa, Nsdaso Delaware Break
swIsS.usD., My sowAIriysd AM. wosl. Bsl.imors
York sst Helen samuslssn, Quebec; June !, Jessie
Trailer, Nay STARVED. Harriet Uph.n. Putnam, S,
Mssr r aus. say; !, 49,, $500, 49,, ~,
Camp. Green bombay foe Hull; Edmund Fhinnay bacon
vKmson. NV. June 2-on z H Duva rrehy. from Rot
Yrsas.ss 10 Soas Kong Alaska " Howell San
FLoIRs, Nay PA large ship supposed British laden
With timber has been washed ashore here waeroGged and
abandoned She has Her hgurchead 10 crowned
neptune with two rdents Her pumps and capstan have
name. Bristol makcrk
HAvas june The Labrador o. arrived here nom New
York took the ground in coming in this morning bus
got of by tug and came into the harbor
L.vsssooI june 1.-The quebec o. from ocoOss aid shs
81 the former vessel had cathesd carried away and
bull warks damaged tho followed by the
Tor some time which however could not come up to her
the bark wa. carrying all sail and was supposed not TO
time Of the collision 1.-The Rising atsrward sunk
by leo ut Anti costi.l
MANILA. April ls-The Met before reported having
been sold she the Padang Shoals has since been
towed into Cavite.
for owners 0rers 430 canssers have been sold
suction By order the surveyors being damaged and unit
for reshipmenL