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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-22
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-22
J. ".
Clerk of Court
SUCCESSION OF HUBERT BERGERON
No, Q26.

CTtTE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. pa:!sA Of Lafourche.-Whereas
Paujin" Hergeron wife Of rltophis Iin5ert
Of said Parish; daily qualified A,Iminiatra
tri& Of sad Estate, las ibis day filed in
Giis ,tic, d :ilai account OF lis admins
s@Iation, praying the AomoI"sation OF the
same.
Now, therefore the parties interested.
are hereby notified to produce in this OF
lice, within ten days following the publica
Is they may have against the honologa
ton 81 SAID account. otherwise the same
shall be approved and homoIogated accord
ing to law.
/,rA. Witness my hand IN / the I'M
~ press "t the seal of my office this
wv 22nd day OF December 1877.
j. w. KNOBLJCH.
Clerk Of Court.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHr PILGRIM Fows from Astoria for Falmouth, go
ing the bar Columbia River touched Bottom which
caused hor Leak took and proceeded to San
Francisco to repair.
BARK CAMrIDoGLtA dtab. De Mitchell from Genoa for
Philadelphia. Is reported as ashore ut Marcus HOOK
4O7 tons, built Salem in 1866. at this
port. has been sold for Norwegian account ut $1,000
sour HATTIE II KisG. Crowley. for Portland, do
tanned Cedar Keys Of the having
seized her Of umber released Dec 20 giving
bonds
ScnR voLANr (B) Desjardncs from New York for Per
namhnco. which into Ne r. H. Dec IL dismasted
DC. had got mast. rigging and bent main.
sail the 2sth will he ready for the Both 3ls
CHARLorrFrowS, PEI, Doc 29-wreckage has
ashore at Serres II appears almost certain that 1t came
from brig Nebo Br from Cascumpec ior New York with
potatoes.
PENSACOLA Dec 29-Easerlv gale last night; considera
BILE DAMAGE to shipping in harbor.
SnPBulLDrvcThc Messrs Soue OF Freeport prepar-
get the rame tor another hne ship to be built
next season.
The shin In the yard Of Mesrs Briggs at Freepor is all
piaukcd up approaching completion. but will be
launched until next spring.
Carlton Norwood Co, OF Rockport. have laid the keel
for bark 1900 be launched early
Ames of Rockland, Is to build 3masted schr Of $50
tons next season.
ship built Capt Rogers has schr of 30
tons IN the stocks, to be launched next spring.
II Gem Co, OF Bncksport have ship OF 1900 tons
stocks nearly completed to be launched carly
spripg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
A GOOD CAPTURE.

Ono Of Inspector Murray's aids succeeded ycster-
day N arresting in Philadelphia Wliam Merit, alias
Jones, who, when about TO be discharged from the
service of the Phelps Lodging House by the super
intendent, George L. Stoughton, made vicious
and unprovokei attack upon him, beating HIM
terribly with an Indian club, and leaving him sense
less the floor OF his Office. After the affair Merit
escaped, and last the Grand Central
Depot. Nothing heard OF him for some time. but
the police were quietly bis track with the
stated. He was brought to New York and locked up
in the Central o ilce last night.
The clubbing OF Mr. Stoughion, which occurred in
October last, was most unprovoked and brutal affair
MERIT, some timo auring last winter, came TO the
lodging house "a penniless and almost starving
dItlop. The Supcrintendent plying his iorlorn con-
dltion, took hum In aud alter Il whc engaged him
about the house. Tho evil nature OF the man, how
ever, could not DO kept in check, and duo course
OF time IL became evident that he not the proper
person to take charge OF boys He frequently struck
and abused them, and complaints were constantly
being made to the superintendent, who demonstrated
with Merit THIS was, however, oil no avail and lie
finally determined TO discharge tho unworthy
employee. Calling him into. his private Office
day he informed him OF his determination. MERIT
turned sulklly towards the door and Slough
10 his desk and began writing MERIT graspcd In
dian CLUB, and, raising II over his head with both
hands, brought Il down again and again upon the
Shpcrntcndent's head. Mr. Stoughton sank to the
floor and the cowardy assailant escaped. Mr. Slough
ton, by careful nursing, recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
THE JOHNSON SHOOTING CASE.

Mrs. Florence johnson, whose lie was attempted
by her husband on Wednesday last, IN Monroe place,
Brooklyn Heights, IS slowly improving. The wound
IS rapidly healing, and there is no doubt as to her
ultimate recovery. Mr. Headley, the counsel
poyed in the case by Mr.. Benedict, deprecated tho
statement that Johnson had not been In the habit
Of abusing his wife. They could provo frequent
abuse on his part, and 1t was claimed that
his father and mother aware OF the
fact but could do nothing with their son.
The DESTROYS there should be false
sympathy enlisted Tor tho prisoner his
states further that there nothing in the story OF
the dispute about the nurse the morning she left
him. With reference to his treatment OF her tho
counsel alleges that he kicked her out OF bed,
and that he Kept two pistols In his room. On
cason Mr Headlcy says when she told him that il he
should do any harm 10 her he would be arrested
would be punished ho replied that ricn
enough TO get HIM out OF any scrape On the day Of
the tragedy he had with him new pistol-no of
those Kept at his house IN New York. The ouusel
stated furthermore that while Mrs. Johnson hold
ing her babe In her and seated the lounge
by his side IN tho parlor he caught hold OF her by
the throat and sara, - - you'll will XIII you
and the babe.n When shc ran down the basement
STAIRS and with the rest OF the family locked the door
to keep tho niurated man out, IL said that john
exclaimed, g. you; will kill you all. !"
No attempt has yet been made to have him admitted
n al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
PEDEs rRIANISM.

The fact that Mr. Weston, fortnight ago, failed In
his attempt TO walk 400 miles in Ave days. al York
brought out another candidate for the accomplish
OF the task in ratrick Mccarty a claggor, OF
York, who commenced IL at nine on Monday evening
last, the Skating Rink at that place. the same
track that had been used by Weston Within the first
twenty Jour hours McCarty walked l0l miles, the
ond 81, third "a the iourth "a and finished walking
saturday evening, the presence OF an immense as
scmbagc OF spectators. There was Immense cheering
AL the result when silence Restored McCarty
adSessed the assembllgc thanking them Tor their pa
tence and stating that he WAS little The worse Tor ms
walk beyond suffering from the state OF his feet Sub
sequcut band OF music playing See, the Conquer
ing Hero Comes" followed by McCarty In cab pa
raued the city, and the utmost excitement prevailed
Some time ago McCarty, AZ the Same place, accom-
pi.sncd the ica OF walking $50 miles in scventyhvc
hours, and IN this no was lar more distressed ut tho
clone than he was ut the concuion of hts moro recent
II said that he viii enter the list Tor the TASK
which has been suggested by sir John Astey-Net0-
c1sHe Chronicle, Dec To-
Frank Bradley. OF knighisbridgc, for match OF
E25 walked seven miles and quarter in 5Sm 53s AZ
the star Grounds, Fuham on the l7th INST. TO COM
plete the seven mics aud quarter IL was necessary
10 compass little over ihiriysix laps Of the ground
and al fourteen minutes past three Braaley, who had
undergone the whole OF nis preparation on the same
track, ander the charge OF /. Clements, was des-
patched his journey Immediately on receiving
the signal no settled down into beautifully lar
mode OF progression, and without varying his pace
dis posed OF tue first mile In m 20 lie was then told TO
Elacken down, which he accordingly dd, aud MS next
two miles occupied respectively Sm. Is and sm las.
This let him we'll inside time that his mentor
deemed IL advisable 10 .save" his still further,
and the fourth and hfh miles each Occu pied 8n,.
EOS. and had only been 40m. 25s comprising
lvo mics he mad plenty OF time la hand The sixth
mile second faster than the two preceding, and
he eventually won easily by ny In Is, his mile tlme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

About halipast ten o'clock last night patrolman
on Fifty first street, between Fifth and Madison ave.
nues, heard shrek. followed W rushing noise
OF something passing swiftly through the AIR. He
turned quickly and the body OF a woman descend.
ing to the ground, where u struck with dull thud.
Information was once conveyed to the Nine, nth
precinct station house, and III about Ave minutes
Captain Mount and Police Surgeon Mcdonald were on
the spot. Tho woman was Elizabeth Wilson, and she
had jumped from the third story window of the Nurse
and CEilds Hospital in Fifty street The hospital
authorities exceedingly reticent last night
In regard to tho matter, ana almost refused
10 give any information whatever as to who or what
the woman they did say, however, that shc
was entered on the books Elizabeth Wilson, had
been brought to the hospital on November II by
man. apparently her father, and had on Monday last
gwen birth TO q boy. They also limited that
she was OF good family, residing out OF town.
She In OF the wards last
ing, and lying quietly on her bed. Tue
turned to attend 10 patcnt and
Miss or Mrs. Wilson sprung from Tho bed. II took but
a moment TO reach tho window, throw IL open and
spring with single cry that echoed through the
building, startling every inmate She fell first upon
the ROOT of piazza, about ten feet below her window
IL a snocr fall OF about thirty feet into court
yard below. She was tcndcrly raised and carried into
tho building TO brcalnc her last in about ton minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
HORSE NOTES.

J. H. Bachelor, owner Of the weil.known trotting
horse John H. intended to take his horse to California
last week, but owing to the Union Pacific Railroad
valued at 5000 tearing in doacciden that dam
ages would be claimed at several thousand dollarsl
IL is not likely TINT the California turfmen will
SEQ this speedy son oil Young Columbus this season.
N. II. Leadbcttcr Is driving occasionally on Jerome
avenue a very fast six-ycar-old bay geldng. l5ia
hands high very stylish. This horse is by Abram
by Daniel Lambert, and although quito green can trot
very fast.
Mr. Durkcc has very fast brown colt, four years
old by Black wood, dam last road mare by Kentucky
Hunter at Bellingcrs stabics The youngster is very
promising.
Mr. Reynolds has two very fine colts, one ethree-
yearold by Aberdeen, and the other four-ycar-od,
by Thorndae that improving in their PAGES very
fast.
Sir. Coe shows on the avenue occasionally brown
team Of suporD STOCK four years old ani the other
eight
Mr.. Belhngor shows Blue Bull colt on tho road
that Is much admired Tor his noe action and speed
Tho roads the north side OF The Park have been
In order the past or two but very dusty.
Roadmen contrasting the driving now with what
they had year ago AZ this time, when the sleghiDg
superb and the merry scighbeli rang out tho
Park and roads day and nj ghI
A greater number OF young horses than ever before
are being USED on the roads by gentlemen Tor
pleasure driving Colts three and four years old
taken the place OF the Old peltcrs. Very fast
that probably Is the reason OF The retiring OF the
old ones.
Dan Mace has assumed the management OF the
Grand Central Stables.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

Bark scot,an (Br, Morne. London NJ Whitney Co.
Bark Enigma tBrj. Walker. London-james Eiwcii
4 Co
BARK Spring ,Br,. Gaylord Sunderland. E-Boyd
Bark Figlio tAusi Raicich. Granton-slocovicn 90.
BARK Cibels tAus). Premuda. Beltast-Siocovieh Co.
bsrx Gusrppina Accaae tltail, Didona. Cork or Fate
mouth for orders >locovich Co.
Bark Gibraltar tNor, Tonnesen Cork or Falmouth Tor
orders-Fnncb, Edye 4 Co.
BARK Alma sGerl. ropias. Hamburg-Dill kadmann.
Brig Emma l. Shaw tBr). Macomber. Dubln--c w Der.
brig ca.aiia Sparks. Queenstown Falmouth for or.
Bri- II II Wright. Meyers Montev!deo-J Norton. Jr 4
Sons
Brig Mary N Williams tBr). Morrill,. ciudad Bolivar
Geo w Gillctt.
Brig oliver Cuts tBr. JONES' Port Princo-R Muir
ray. il. - = .
BriG Keystone. Beatty. Mstannas-James W Eiwcll 4
y Co.
sehr Maggie Abbott. Abbott. Marauham-G Amsnck 4
schr Northern Home tBr). Swain. Pernambuco-Peni.
stor Co.
Sc Mary susman. Adams For. Spain crriLidad, How
schr Sarah 4 Reed Gup,hi, 81 Johns Antisua>-Jcd
Frye \ 10
Schr r Robinson. LIBBY charlesown tNevis. Br wD-
q Vessels
schr Tnmpico 3onhon Port an Prince Degcner.
schr John Halliday. Van CleaL iiavana-Brett Son 4
Co
Sch Flora woodhousc. Mount. Santiago de cuba-wood-
Schr Arctic CBr. Parsons. Iarbor Grace. NFRP Cur
schr Mainnta Obj, Els Windsor. Ns-c Beraux.
Schr Abby Bentley. Mehary. jacksonville -Gco II
SQnircs
schr Laura Robinson Kelly Chester, Pa-Isaac K Sta
pies .
>chr Monticello. Norton boston -Iiaviland Pressey.
Sehr John iovHtt. Dalton Brdgsport-Frank ridgeon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
OLD OFFENDERS.

ABOUT six O'Clock last evening Sergeant Oates, OF tho
First precinct saw two men endeavoring TO effect an
entrance into the United States bonded warehouse,
Nos. 81 aud 80 Stone street, owned by Archibald
Agumbau. They had pried OFT tho outside locks OF
the door aud, another moment, would havc
been inside the building. Perccivng the Sergcants
presence, however, they started on IN different
directions, one OF them jumping into an express
wagon before the building and driving rapidly AWAY.
Sergeant Oates gave chase To the latter aud caught
him IN Beaver street Inc other was arrested shortly
afier by the Same officer IN the Battery Park. At
the station house tho prisoners were recognized
as Robert Hin ana Jonn sullivan, whom the police
cai,n are old offenders having served several terms
in various prisons aud been engaged as principals IN
number OF burglaries and Cases OF assault Thoy
were locked up Tor tho night and VIII DO arraigncd at
the TomDs Police Court THIS morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MRS. MERRILL'S WILL.

Objections TO admitting tue will OF Mrs. Catharine
Merrill TO probate were died yesterday In the Surro
gates office by Mr.. George Merrill, nephew and
adopted of the testatrix. He Glcs request for
the examination OF all witnesses before trial lie also
files objections tho will and codic anu the
right TO specify other objections lie objects that tho
Will and codcil not executed as required by
statute; that II made by her she py some per.
son or persons "whoso names are unknown to the OBJ
jectorr unduly Influenced 10 make the same; that az
the time the Will and codicil alleged to BIO
cuted she was mentally incapable Of making VIII;
that IL was never her intention TO make as her du-
AIRY lcgatcc tho person named such nor her ntcn-
ton to make special legatcc the person named such;
that according to the intention apparently expressed
In such papers their purpose was to appropriate Tho
estate, with few exceptions, explained, To tho
OF certain specific institutions OF the Roman Catholic
Church. aud that this was not legally accom- psncd
by the Will and codcil.
The trial Is set down for the 25th OF January.
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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Chester BD. Tibtt's, Liverpool. via
Queenstown John g Dale.
steamer Italy (Br). simpson. London-f WI Hurst.
Steamer Napoli tBr), spittal Bristol. E-ilendcrson
Bros !. -, :.
steamer Dorian tBr). Mcdonald. Giasgow-Iienderson
Bros :. -,
Bros
steamer LINDA tBr) Balls. MISUNDERSTANDING Archi-
BALD - - :.
steamer city of Merida Reynolds, Havana aud Mexican
ports-F Ale xandrc Sons.
state OF Texas, Ntskcrson Gaveston VIA key
WcM-L II Mallorv a Go. .
Steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. Now orleans-Clark
Seaman.
Yongc. :, :, - -
Quintard Go ... - =. =.
Clyde Go. 80 =,
Steamship Gu. =.
Roome, Jr. -
steamer ytnoiaud Bowen, Baltimoro-Wm Daizen
steamer Fanit. smith. Philadelphia James Hand.
Sfenmer Neptune, Berry Boston-H + Dimock.
shin John Nicholson Do Campbell, Bristol, -Arke
TUFTS TO-
Bark Arklow Do Robertson, Liverpool or Birkenbead-
j A IIorsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Oct 29-Passcd, ship Johanne tGer Buuje, Hong
Kong Tor New York; Nov :, bark lamora sr slOcumb.
AsrisvsIl Dec i4-saled steamer Lamokn. Smith, for
sxr1 e-In port brig susicJ strous Pickett, from
and 20, Se. YORK r, 5 bark. Alice. Dyer. Pay
sandu Nov !. " il Gem Ceilings. RIG Janero 9th. Han
e'fs S"s I'M Gss
hand Of 81 Ella ssn.s 40 Ss MS s
Herman Patterson. do -eesmer sinnot from Portland
UocaiS. Nov 2i-salled, ship Garbadi, Thatcher, Cal
sgAx Dec 20 Arrived. steamer MoraviAn 'BD. Ora
Arrived 18TH steamer Alh"ubra tBr'' MoEhlnney' New
sailed 2eth. brig Nep.unc's Car Or. L9udcn r...,
MoxTrvIpso Nov Is-Arrved bark Carrie Long. Pars.
s nd f .sh & ss 6o
Nichols ), johns Ns Tor Bnenos Ayrcs nnd sailed 18Th,
0T ssS Sss TO- sss vsrn ySs Andersen om
cn,rsn ram smsnss Ares g ., l s"p sys s" asp
rom Calais Me- arrived i4,hJ for do 18th. brig bismarck
ark A,a 'I py s'sS''s' .v'' '. 0' '' "
po Nov 20 ship Solder Fleece NortSn from as Msw
@ Gb.on for New York Cyclone tBr Forbes 70. , ssy
NrAaoaST nca.ssIn port bark Western Sea. g. CHS
ids. Maria do. 40; schrs Nellie; from 81 Martin, for
New York III DR. & Do aa G%Sii
Palpaso' Dec ii Sailed. steamer Rgcan tB), Jones.
Boston. ,
Hong Kong; Beatrice Iia,ner, Havncr. Batavia.
FoNcK. PIX. Dec SIN port brig John Mason Porter.
from Phiadcipa, diss; schr Eana iiawood, Turner from
Portland. do.
Rio JxssIno. Nov 14-Arrived schr Florence Rogers,
Horton, Msrseilles; 18th. brig Fnga tsw), Lindhtrom
Baltimore; 18th barks Adelaide Bailey do: w II Genn
Colins. Buenos Ayres; 18th. Normandy 3D. McCauey
Newcastle; Winfield tB Brown Bait more; 10Th. Mary
Ann tBr) Dwyor; New York brigs emee Ger; vahland
Brunswck Aabinc tNor. blk, Baltimore: 2lst. barks
Clara. Nichols, New York; 22d, brig Cnowan Clements
Baltimore: and all remained IN port pa. az
sailed H. schr Waldemar. Parker st Thorn -; llh
bng,J (,ry. Browning, Now York; 10TH Eida tNoD
Klein. bavesop; l7tn. bark Live OAK tBr stwcli No.
bite Bay; brig MarIus Coipel ,Bp shaw. Penamsnco
18TH bark Amazon, Mylick. Batmorv Elise 600, Welt
Ing. Now Orleans; brig Water Witch. North New a9,g
Blanchard, blanchard. Caao; stoweli Brown (,r An
derson New orleans; brig Thos owen, 9upu Csnanea
load and return; 23d ship Alert. Park Melnonos;
| bark tcia, Poole Now York; brig Elegant cico,
| Schudt. San Francisco 80 load tor Pernambuco =
In port Nov - ships Reporter spring. for Pacific Coast
India United Char Baker Br) Brown do DO;
Electra Clsrxc. bo,ton for San Francs,o reloading;
FLYING Eagle Crowei, New York FOR ava, repairing
David stcwart (Ars) Forbes, for Baltimore: bark AIDE
iaidc Bacy David 5aDcocx. Coicord Tor 5ayan-
nah: Ferris Thompson, Potter. Tor New York: Bore
(swedJ Tor New yors; Anna tNor and Add (Norl. Tor
| Batnore; Fots tBrD. for New Orleans; Marie tGer),
schuoer or dsveston Fi-ss tNor, for Mobiles AdoIphe
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PROTECTING GAME.

special meeting OF the Association for the Protec-
ton OF Game called yesterday afternoon at No. so
Wall street, to- consider tho application or d. +. Man.
ton Co and Walter Carr Il Co.. consigrces OF about
1900 head OF Minnesota venison to have lenicncy
tended TO them by the association account OF tho
impossibity during this weather of disposing OF the
stock. and therefore compliance with The Law which
requires that the shall DO sold before January
aud full guarantee OF immunity from prosecution
could not for that reason DO given, but probable
that the association, through Its counsel
will give the applicants written statement to the
effect that under Tho circumstances tho vonson may
be disposed Of ut any time before February next
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THE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP.

For tho great match on tho Tyne, from tho High
Lcvel Bridge to Scoiswood suspension Bridge, be-
tween Robert Watson Boyd. of Gateshcad, and John
Higgins, OF Shsdwc, both men, we hear, are making
tho most satisfactory progress thu work OF prepa-
ration. Boyd is located at Mrs. Gibsons, the Ord
Arms Inn, Scotswood, and, under tho caro- oil Fred
sysnes of London, is gradually getting into good
condition. Higgins continues To do his WORK ON tho
Thames, from the Bells, Putncy, and rs being looked
after BY ME George Drcwitt while Harry Kelley and
Henry Thomas accompany him in his SPINS tue
river In a double sculling boat The men TO row
GU Monday, January H. for G200 sdc and the Cham
pionsnp England Challenge Cup. and about tho end
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John X Fnllnson, sailor attached TO the British
merchant ship NarInshire, lying at Roberts, stores,
Brooklyn, yesterday morning fell of a. gang plank
leading from tho dock to the SHIP and drowned.
While struggling IN tho water one Of the ships crew
threw line TO the unfortunate but he refused to
take hold oil v. IL ~ supposed tbat Finlinson was
under the influence Of liquor at the time. II is body
was recovered. Tho deceased, VINO was an Ell glish.
man. was w cEty. eight years of are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
COLUMBIA'o CREW.

Tho Columbia College subscription ball, which
postponed from the 9th ins Will take place at Del
monico's on Wednesday evening, January 10th, 1875
the proceeds to 60 towards paying the expenses Of
sending tho University four-oarcd crew England to
participate in the Hcnly Regatta The managers are
Mcssrs r. @. Cornell, f. $. Bangs, j. r. Goodwin G. r.
Erhard, and tho following lady managers:-Mrs. J. f.
Rugges, Mrs. f. A. p. Barnard, Mrs. g. II. Chandler,
Mrs. Murray Marine, Mrs. William Rhinelander, Mrs.
William Asior, Mrs. John Sherwood, Mrs. X L. Cot
ting Mrs. q. T. Strong, Mrs, Marshall y. Roberts,
Mrs John Honc, Mrs. G. g. Barrett. Mrs. j. G. Peters,
Mrs Il. G. Cornell and Mrs. Thursion Howl
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Steamers City of Chester Br) for Liverpool Italy lBr
London Victoria tBr Glasgow Dorian tBrl; do; Wssor
ticrj, bremen: Napolt i Bristol City II Merida. Hav
ANA state OF Texas Galveston kc Aigers New ofleans
New Orleans, do; CITY Of Macon, savannah Consolation
dr. do Cry Of Atlanta. Charleston: Wyanoke. Rich
mond. &c Richmond. Nnriolk. knight. Georgetown.
De- Fanita Philadelphia Benefactor. Wilmington. NC;
ships Isaac Obj Liverpool south America Francis
co; harKs Louis, Bruno Lta,. Alexandria; Spring OBJ
Dos Amigos Mex. Pascaroula; schrs Ames Ponce.
X: Thomas q Smith. Gcorgetown. sc; IL Road lfrom
New Bedford philadelphia; Jennie Sheppard Belle