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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-03-31
AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF

ASCENSION PARISH.
@m. G. Wilkinson, Donaldsonville, La.
Dr. 5ehn Dolniaiquf. DomiRigue's Eandiag
j. E. Hebert, New River.
Alex Meyers Maasehac and Port Vincent.
ELsEW HERE.
r. II. YlG4oafeld Bayou Goula- La
..I Curtis Waldo. New Orleans, Ia.
y{feo T. Resell & &c. New York.
NOVEL; & Chesmala, St I.oEis, Missasall.
N. A. Cook s. CO.. Chicago, Illinois.
.I}stes & Locke, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-25

A MOTHER lot CT choice uncovered Sugar
II Cured Hams and Shoulders racsived to-
day (July ~ AZ the old stand. 226 King street.
w 4. w. AVERY. =,
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PROFESsIONAL CARDS.

DRlCES REDUCED.
mn now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 to SIS.
Partial sots in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets arc TO bo put in no charge will no
mRdo for extracting.
DR. FAWCETT Dentist,
aug loft No. 81 N. Wash. ST., Alexa., Va.
TRUE PICTURE OF WRONG LIFE.
~ Some of the doctors patients had boon in.
mates of the insane asylum, many had opilcptic
fits, somo wero on tho verge Of consumption,
some were sterile and inlpotent, and others sgain
wero imbecile or demented and unable to take
care of themselves-al caused by that lJe.wast'
ing disease spermatorrhea, or nervous exhaust
ion, resulting from the orrors of carly youth.
These became tho doctors patients and wore
cured. Dr. kingets warranted remedies for
spermstorrkna, und,r his own administration;
have effected over one thousand permanent cures
within tho last twelve months. He treats with
remarkable SUCCESS all chronic diseases. from
whatevor cause, affecting tho respiratory, the
digestive, the circulatory and tho generatlve or
gans Address ((rom April lst TO Nov +. lsL)
Dr.. T. Il. KINGET, Homo for Invalids, Ma.
nassas, Va. New York Office, l25 East 18th st.
MEDICAL GOOD SENSE, 81 page pam
pllet. mailed for 10 cents. aug 6-lm
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6azttt&
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST IS.
DIR. ChancelIOr's Report.
OFFICE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OE MARYLAND, Ia ARGYLE Ave.

/
BALTIMORE. Aug. %, 1877.
| Editors of the Daily Ne,es:
Permit me to thank you for your very lair
criticisms of my recent report to the Governor
upon the condition Of the public charities, &c,
in the State of Maryland.
| am not averse to the utmost severity OF
criticism when it is tempered with Justice, but
some of the press have attempted to pick t1iws
and raise side issues which can have no other
effect than to break the force OF the report,
which is pointed against the UiceS Of anStltu.
tt0ns and not against the fair fame OF any coun-
ty or community
| | could not hope to escape tue resentment oil
those to whom truth gives umbragc, and | au,,
therefore, not astonishcd at the efforts being
made to Wrest and pervert an honest action. a
morning paper (tke AmericaD) has we'll and
truthfulIy said in reference to those who have
neglected their plain duty: They arc al!
strangers to Dr. Chancellor and he could have
had no possible motive iu holding them up to
public reprobation, except to bring about re.
form of the abuses which they have tolerated 50
long,"
Such is the disposition Of mankind, if they
cannot blast the action, they will censuro the
motive, and whether you do what does not
deserve to be taken notice Of, or take notice
yourself Of what docs, either way you ln-
cur reproach. In my own case there was
peculiar circumstance that weighed with
ne. | was directed by the Governor Of the
State, in my official capacity, to visit and
inspect the prisons, almshouses, and pub
lie hospitals in the various counties oil the State,
and report to him at SIS early day as practlca,,
Bile their sanitary condition, the treatment o!
the inmates, &c; and having done SO, deemed
it my duty to give faithful porlralture OF the
institutions, as they presented themselves to me,
not to county commissioners and grand juror9,
nothing cxtepuating, nor setting down aught
iu malice The truth is, there is no discern
iDg an object iu crowd, one must tako it aside,
if one would view it il its true light, md It vas
in this light had the opportunity oil viewing
the various institutions 10 the State. tortu'
natey am not without responsible witnesses
to corroborate what ] have told; others have
noticed like horrible condition of affairs in
the same Institutions, and DIR. }. 5. Conrad.
medical superintendent Of tho State lnsane
Asylum, who accompanied me- on NY round o!
inspections, is ready and willing Ic testify to
The truth of all my statements.
| have been connected with public lnstltu:
tions for upwards Of twenty-five years, aud il L
can pretend TO correct judgment 10 anything,
it is undoubtedly in the matter oi deciding up
on the condition, bygienic. medical and moral,
OF such establishments. Ia The present Instance,
have done my duty without fear, favor or al
fection, and if for this / am to be vilied and
maligned, then God help all future efforts at
public reformation. Respectfully, &c.,
CuAs. ". CHANCELLOR. NJ. d.
Secretary State Board Of Health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-25

EATING FRUIr.-WbiIe few articles OF food
arc moro luxurious than unripc fruit, still ii IL
almost impossible 10 take too many oil those
that arc ripe, fresh and perfect, when eaten n
their natural state. The earlier in the day such
fruits arc eaten the better. Their healthtu
qualities depend upon their ripe acidity. but ii
sweetcned with sugar not only is this acldlty
centralized, but the stomach rs tempted to re-
ccive more than it can digest, and If cream be
taken with them tho labor OF digestion is in.
creased No liquid OF any description should
be drank within an hour after eating fruits, nor
should anything else be eaten within two or
three hours after. Thus, time being allowed
| for them to pass out of the stomach, the sys'
tenn derives from them all their enllvenl0g'
cooling and aperient Influences. The great rule
is, eat fruits and berries while fresh, ripe ana
| perfect, in their natural state, without eaunE
or drinking anything for at least two noass al, hs
terward. With these restrictions fruits may e 90
eaten in moderation during any, hour OF .no
day. and without getting tired OF them q or SC Gsas
| i0g to be benefited by them durpg tne "no0
] eeAe0p.
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GTOR RENT-Desiring smaller house, the
II one in which [ reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire Of Samuel u. Bront,
King street.
iy2I VIM. klLGOUR.
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips leaving the wharf, foot of Prince
street. st 10. Is m. Carriages are in waiting at
Mount Vernon Springs wharf to take visitors q
pleasant ride of ono milo and q half through 2
beautiful grove to the mansion door. Round
trip, including admission to grounds, carriage
faro, &c, 81.
CHEAP CHILDREN'S TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays for Is cts.
Adults 25c. Round trip, allowing tho privilege
of landing and waiting the boats return a. any
of her Wharves.
Tickets will entitle the holders to stop over at
the usual landings until the return trip Of the
bost; good only On Saturdays. .Childron must
in oil cases be accompanied by thor parents or
somo adult friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can be chartered for Excursions by ap-
plying on board to p. Ii. TROTH, President
of the Company. or TO H.C. SLAYMAkER, at
his Insurance Office, 81 and So King street. jo II
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~ BBLS PURE CIDER VINEGAR or
l. = hand and for sale by
oro1S DAVY Sc HARMON.
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A Champion Old Man of Arkansas.

a SHAulplOh VAu DaeAh "a -
A writer iu the Little Rock Gazette gives an
account of visit to Peter Mankius, sr., who
resides at his farm house on the Middle Fork
of White River, near Fayetteville, Ark. Old
records show that Peter was born near Annap'
oils, Md, Sept. 10, ITO. When small boy
he was bound To baker in Alexandria, Va,
from whom he ran away after being whipped.
When visited by the Gazattc reporter Mr.
Mankins was found doing in an arm chalr,and
looked to be man no more than seventy years
of aye. The old gentleman is ncary bIod. but
be walks about with the aid OF two Sticks, and
takes his meals regularly His memory rea lily
recalls old events, but il q little shaky OH al
fairs OF later date. The old man, while at Al.
exandra, remembers seeing division ol Wash
ington's army marching to attack Cornaal!l3.
and with other little boys followed the soldiers
out of towo. lie does not claim to have saan
George Washington, but remembers having
been in the Generals house when tho workmen
we're building it. After leaving Virginia re,
ter went to Kentucky, where he settled
down. and at tho age OF thirty married
widow. lu fact Mr.. hlanklns has three
times married widows When asked
WhY be TOOK woo" HC salu
don't know. reckon it Just happened so.
When l was first married could have got an,
girl in tho settlement. / was great courier
From Kentucky the champion old man moved
to Indiana, then back again, then to Illinois,
then to Arkansas, where he has resided since
1882. When so years old the patriarch worked
| 27 acres OF corn without any assistance. Mir
Mankips is terrible warning 10 drinking
| men and tobacco chewers uo says nearly all
of his life he has used bittcrs, made OF whlskcy
and yellow root, as tonic every morning, and
has given dram to every member of his family.
| He has chewed tobacco 60 years and vas chew
| ing vigorously when interviewed. lie SAID be
had sometimes thought of leaving OF tobacco'
"but somehow couldn't do it, lie drinks one
cup of coffee for breakfast, and cats heartily
preferriug boiled cabbage and bacon to all other
delicacies. The old man is tepderly cared Tor
by bis old man son, ard may live Tor some
years yet. lie has been amcmbcr OF the church
and Baptist deacon for sizty.ive years. iit
said God had been very good to him. and add
ed, II know I must dc some time, and alter
wards go to judgment. They can use this o'I
body any way, but they can'ttl uch the soul.
shall soon be as young as any of you." Arkan
sas should be proud OF such 4 citizen, Tor reII'
of by. gone days is hc
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E1OR RENT-Tho THREE STORY and
Il BASEMENT BRICK D w 4 Il LII G.
HOUSE No. $50 Eing street. Apply to
aug 2l-eolm JNO. s. EMERSON, Agt.
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FISH. OYSTERS, &c.

wM y SMITH, SAM'L SMITH.
VXTILLIAM II. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS,
No. 1S north Royal street, (Market Building)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having completed our arrangements for the
Produce, Oyster and Fish business, We are now
prepared to furnish the trade with anything IN
our line at prices to suit.
@> MELONS and CANTALEUPSs spo-
atty. u,n
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times week. which will be offered
for sale at stall No. 8, City Market by MI. J. IT,
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special At.
ention. aug
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y OPEMENTS.
The whole business community was thrown
into state OF violent excitement and agitation
this morning by tho discovery that
ID. BENDHEIM,
AT HIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 112 King street.
was and has been selling his goods al
WONDERFUL SACRIFICE.
for no other reason than to keep his stock NOV
ing Being interviewed, this strange event WAS
only augmented by the fact that he intends TO
completely revolutionize the Dry Goods tTado
in Alexsndris as regards prices, Sc.
+. DOWN WITH YOUR PRICES
Best Calico 54c; Organdl Lawn lie; yard
wide Linen for dresses 19c; Dress Goods, plaid
or striped, lOc Grenadines at your own prices,
Parasols from eoc to s.; Casslmeres, all wool; u;
Pins &c; fine White Spread 81 25 best Shirt
ing striped, TO-; fine Victoris Lawn l2!c a
good Ladies' Gauze Vest for 45c; also large
stock of Gents Underwear, which we will sell
At bottom figures good LII Linen Crssh 5s por I'd
will be sold atthe lowest prices before carrying
over. A call is all he asks. jy5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-25

TT YOU wish FINE TEA, try our Gun
i Powder at 81 90 per lb. II you want good
Tea use our Oolong and japan, st so cents -
aup1 McBURNEY & SON. H.
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ALEXANDRIA VA SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1877.
EXCURSIONS, PICHICs, &c.

| I7AMILY MOONLIGHT EXCU RSION TO
4 MARSHALL HALL, TUESDAY EVG.,
August o. 1877. Tho steamer CHARLOTTE
VANDERBILT will leave Prince 81! wharf at
| 73O D. m returning, leave Marshall Hall at II
p. nj. The Alexandria String Band has been
| engaged for the occasion.
Com. of fArrsngements-R. M. Latham, Geo.
II. Bosssrt and Rich'd. Cowlng The committee
reserve the righ! to reject sl improper or disor-
dery persons.
Tickets 20 cents each-to be had of the COM
| mittee. aug 2l-4t
EXCURSION E
DEL1eHrFUL ExGgRsloN z3Ey TO OCEAN
VIA STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
Leaving Reeds wharf at G.30 p. m. SATUR-
DAY, August 25th. and returning at 6 a. m.
Monday, the 9th. Tickets $5, to be obtained Of
aug 23-td f. A. REED, Agent.
uOl FOE PINEY POINT, FORT MON
Ia ROE, NORFOLK AND THE CAPES.
Tho splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY will
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS to
the above points, commencing SATURDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant at $50 o'clock;
returning, will srrivo in Alexandria about $50
M. Monday.
Fare-Round trip to Piney Point 81; to all
other points 81 Call and secure statoroom
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer employed. Piano on board:
SAML BACON, Pres't
JOEL F. A. REED, Agent.
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NOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE BRICK
Il DWELLING, No. 2S4 King street, with a
largo garden attached containing variety of
fruit Apply to
my S-eotf HESSELlUS SMITH
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A PPLE PAKERS and APPLE CORERS
~ for aalo by McI,EAN N & UHLER,
augl3 107 King street.
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NXyHOLE half, quarter and Toy Buckets at
wv low prices. in lots to suit.
MCLEAN s.. .UHLER, "a.
ivlG 107 King street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR RENT-The HOUSE on Fairfax street,
IL between Cameron and Queen, which has
been occupied az grocery and liquor store for
several years past. Rent moderate Apply to
aug "a -3t Il. T.. DOWNHAM, King St.
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nor RENT.-The STORE ROOM on the
IL northeast corner of King and Union streets
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store. Apply at this office. ap lS-tf
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The falls of Niagara River were gazed upon
nv ultitudrs OF tourists last week. and the hotels In
NIAGARA Falls Village for the first time this summer did
good business. Among the arrivals at the hotels were
the following: Gen. Reno. u s. A., and SON. Charles
Backns the negro minstrel; State senator Allen,
NJ Massachusetts; the Hon. A. b. Cornell and wife, tho
Hon T. c. Platt Of Owego; George G. lockwood and
family of New.York George Seck Of New-York Gen.
A. ii. Leonard of NewOrleans; Delos dc Won OF Os-
wego: the wife OF ex-senator Fenton and son; Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Sloan OF New-IOrk; the Hon. G. IL.
Adams OF Cohoes, and the Hon. u. G H0skins OF At
tea
An insurance company for the insurance OF baggage
bas inst been organized. That there is need OF some
snch company is evident when It Is remembered that
during Is75 and 1876 there burned in the United
states and Canada 727 hotels O2 railroad depos and
40 steambOas-and more less baggage destroyed
at every of these fires.
The beautiful Delaware Water Gap has naturally drawn
10 IL many visitors The following from NewYorK are
now staying at the Water Gap House: Mrs W. A. Spen-
cer Col f. A. Conkling and family, Henry L. Clarke and
family Mrs Kummek and family, Mrs. Fortescue and
family G. NJ. Lynch and sisters, Mrs C. T. Hnntoon and
family Mrs Munlcam, Mrs NJ n Don lson Nils Collin.
Mr. and Mrs BDnden r. y. Percy aud family, Mis-. Cor
rigan and family Edward and Eugene Jones and sisters
The visitors at the great watering places are
not throwing away money" this year. Anything be
yond the necessary expenses IL not entered upon.
Cornwall on Hudson, n. Y, has a circulating
library and readingroom IN Library building OF
800 volumes OF choice English literature and the best
ol,s, of Summer reading is procured issued
DAILY papers OF ali the principal cities are taken, the
place daily, aud the ticket lof tc season Is
barely two dollars cheap enough Summer luxury.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 19.-Never within the
recollection OF the oldest nhabant has Newport had as
much ram as within the past few weeks Scarcely q
clement almost depryes the hotels OF business
Mrs. Samuel W. Hawes and family OF New-York have
arrived at the Stevens villa, Berkleyaye for the re-
malnler OF the season.
Another hop Will be among the attractions at the Ocean
House Saturday evening
An effort will be made have the Indian Lacrosse play
ers Of Canada make visit to wport. and should they
do so the games Will be played on the polo grounds
The weddin Of S. Rowland to Miss Belmont will not
be soemnized before + Ill.
Scarcely a day passes but an excursion steamer
arrives; one company four boats day between
New-York and Providence touching at Rocky Point and
otner minor resorts each way This addition other
excursion boats makes tine transient business very lively
The Newport Yacht Club, Mr. L. L. Lorlllard OF New
York acting "a the Commodore. sailed another rac yes
terday the prize being given by Mr., Sidney c. Jones OF
New York IL was won bv the Titania, owned by s
Pratt OF Boston, which boat also won the prlze ias'
week.
r. Holden Henry C. Pr fierce and A. NJ. Rogers from
New-York at the Aquidneck House.
The following are late arrivals at the Ocean House,
d. Henry j. r. Beach, W. t. Barnhall, J. d. F.irchid,
Joseph Dion Wi liam Sexton j. Weed, F. Pearson J. II.
Kicker and tamily W. E. Ruttan, Mrs. b. F. Hill aud
family H. F. McCreery New-York c. J. P,ince, Boston,;
p SAUNDERS b. rimorc; A. r. STRAIN. st. Louis; j;
Prrce r. Hllstsd L. Fisher anu FANNY P1iladelpnla
and c. w. Sey Inour and wife from YOnkers. n. Y.
There has been a severe raIn-st to-day The bad
weather of the past week has seriously affected the
hotels The report is received from the hotels al
Narragansett Pier and Block Island
The Boston wholesale grOccrs made excursion here
to-day, and had dinner at Ocean House No liquors of
any KIND allowed.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
wharEver,body says Must be True,

The incOntOyeTtbc testimony Oief ny those who have
used Dr. PRRCEs tAyORTE PRESCRIPTION induced the doctor
pc tive guarantee. Many lrles have TO
Trained rom usn account OF general feeling Of preJu
dice against advertised medicines. Let me ask question:
prelud ced aa is because YOU nave
ADV eriseii You doubt The u2enuty and
s required in their nyenlion Again would yon refuse 10
the aver lse that IL n
paid millions losses and yet had capital oi eral NH
unsl DO cnts shake your confidence, aud
create preu cesl Then why refuse o credit the testimony
have found the FAyoRllE PRESCRIPTION 10 De All
IL in overcoming those mens peculiar 10
your WHY submit OF harsh, and perhaps caus
tic treatment thus iayang your nala when relief IS
guaranteed and positive perfect and permanent cure has
been effected IN thousands Oi cascsi
WABASH STATION. H.. OCT. o. 1876.
X. " PIERCE VI. D., Buffalo y. Y:
mar most sincere thanks 10 yOu
for great wife has received from the use % your
FAyOgrR PgE,Cg she suffered almost lol rabN 10
fore using had tried the ski Of several
D ysiclAns bat purpose Finally, thought would
give the FAYuRg PaEsCqToN tri and sh, Is now sound
aud we'll Very gratefully yours,
~ ID. A. HUSTRR
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21

BALDwIN-At Kingston, NY, on Friday n ajng, July
90 Ellen starr widow Of the late Rotney y. BadNll.
Frends are invited stend her funeral ON MoDCAy At
O'clock, from her lac lone on Albanyaye
GOODENOUGIl-At Greenwich. Connecticut July l9. Mary
wife of X. A GOole lOuyh.
rho reat YES and family requested attend
tie funeral Oh saturday. 2lst nst from Christ
Church. Greenwich
HEDGES Entered mo rest at Nowark, ~ on Thursday
1877, Julia Los only child OF Doctor Joseph
and J,la /. Hodge, IN the 2J0 year Of her
Of the family respectfully invited 10
funeral Residence OF her parents No SO
July %, at IL O'Clock a. IEterment
OF tho family.
JEWELI-At Mount Hope Ny, Oh the 1871 inst alter
lingering Illness abby DOrcmus vile OF Abfam - Je"el,
Of Jersey city.
aGo resence No 10 Jersey Jersey City, Monday.
23d, At 4 pm
SrAGG-At ratoga Wednesday, the 18th inst, Harriet
L. Sta.g wife Re. and >tagg Of tins city, and lighter
OF the late william L. IlppiucOIt OF Shrewsbury n. j.
a. Trinity Church, No"fors On Saturday
The S. inst. AZ D.. | O'CLOCK.
Relatives aud invited attend without further
nOica.
sTIVFRSOn Thursday. July 49, William Stycrs. aged Co.
Funeral his ate residence 40 lJJ East Ouehun
dred and NoslorA on saturday, JGly
81 at / O'Clock m.
at MoOUla1n.
Port Chester an stamford papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-21
L1ThSI SHIP kEH s.
TFor Other Ship Ners see Ninh Pages

ARRIVED.
ship sopnio (Ger Work Bremen June l3 Win empty bar
rels 10 order; vessel to Hermann koop Co July lat t6
Ion. 40 spoke ship Carb (BrD from Brem for NevY
Brig VIM; PPs Bsn,bsrg I,n Aux cayes II da's with
Bng Del - C. BIB starrett Trinidad Cuba, u days. with
Brg Augusta swed) Beyerlich Hsvre June IN ballast
BIT. ddegaard Or) Peterson Sligo, 81 days. in ballast
'''" SAILED.
Steamships Otheo for HUI. City OF Austin for Fernan
catnr for Is enen; y n LYMAN for DunediB ZamDA
for Danlzc Vale for ste N; Argo for Einore; kagnhid
for Bordeaux; big Gem, for Bermuda.
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
steamship Cortes for Halifax schrs A. W. Ellis for Els
WORTH Damon, j. A. Par'on. Al on Bacon John boynon
pt9n naiSirs A "A watson and Nellie Bower. for ST. John
Artist for Somerset Island CITY for HaTsch Casco Lodge
Kate and Nay C. H. Northam sa All Jane. F. Hurst ard
rzon for Phi afelpha also brig sea sle ior sya9r g. h
and raining At city Isan fr sh - w. raining and oggy
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH July 2O-The General Transatlantic Companys
steam II L1ulsnI Capt enne IRON ITon oh 'uy IL
LOSDOs, July 2OSaled Rnner, Tor Phade phs larpean,
for kehmond Po for Tybee. Arrived 18Th inst FRED
HALifAx July 2OThe steamer ST. Loui. Of the Dominion
Line from Liverpool, arrived here this evening.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND, July 2O.-Cleared bng Giles Loring, Buenos
GALVESTON July 20 O-Cleared ship City New
Por ROYAL c. July 2o-ssied. steamer City of Dallas,
WmMiyGroS. n. C., July 20-Arrived. bark Ann, Mo
hedetck Dunkerque, France CI AIRED, brig Alfred George
London.
s.vAssAH July 2OArryei At quarantine barks Arrbal
Splorta Joseina, and brig Antonio tspanL Arrived bak
Nueva Llber (span rcelona. Cleari, mer Junata,
Pladepha ship Voadora spanl valenc and Barcelona
sailed, steamer Jun alta AMI brig Thrla (Nor).
DISASTER
PROVIDENCE July 90 The sehr castne IRON St John for
Island al midnieht Oh the 18th inst. and bIged