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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-20
Rules for the Forest County Repub-
Iican Primary Elections.

/. The candidates for the several
offices shall have their names an
nounced in one or more Of the county
papers at least three seeks previous
to the Primary MEETINGS, stating the
Office, and subject to the action of the
party at the sgid primary meetings.
2. The voters belsngng to the Re-
publican party in each township or
borough, shall meet on a day to be
designated by the County Committee,
at the usual places Of holding spring
elections, at o'clock, z. NJ, and pro.
ceed to elect one person for Judge, and
two persons for Clerks, who shall form
u Board Of Election to receive votes
and determine who arc the proper per-
sons to vote, and who shall hold the
polls open until 6 o'clock p. M. AT.
ter the polls are opened, the candidates
announced shall be ballotted for; the
namo Of each person voting shall be
written on list Mt the time of voting,
no person being allowed to vote more
than once for each office.
3. After the polls arc closed the
board shall proceed to CONT the votes
that each candidate has received, and
make ont the returns accordingly, to
be certified by the Judge and attested
by the Clerks.
4. The Judge Cor ono of the Clerks
appointed by the Judge Of the respec.
tive election districts, shall meet at the
Court House, in Tionesta, on the Tues
day following the Primary Meetings
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, having the returns
and a list Of the voters, and thsperson
having the highest number of votes
for any office, shall be declared the
regular nominee Of the Republican
party.
D. Any two or more persons having
an equal number of votes for the same
Office the Judges shall proceed to bal
lot for choice, the person having the
highest number to be the nominee.
s. The Return Judges shall be COM
petent.to reject by majority, the re-
turns from any district where there is
evidence of fraud, either in the returns
or elwise, and shall reject them
where there is evidence Of three or
more persons voting at the primary
meetings who are not Republicans.
7. The Return Judges shall appoint
Conterees-Reprcsentative, Senitoral
and Congressional-whose acceptance
of said appointment shall be a pledge
to support the person who may receive
the largest number of votes cast for
that Office in the county.
s. The Return Judges may at any
time change the mode and manner Of
selecting candidates as they may be
instructed by the people at their pri-
mary meetings, due notice being given
by the County Committee.
8. Tho Chairman of the County
Committee shall be required TO issue a
call in pursuance Of the action of the
County Committee.
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A GREAT OFFER !tSSse we win Enld ddaiiIIng iimggs

dispose of 100 Pianos and Organs, new and
secondhand Of frst-class makers inciud-
ing Waters at lower prices for cash or in
stalments or to let until paid for than ev-
or before offered. Waters Grand Square
and Upright Pianos and Organs Onclud-
ing their new Sovneir and Boudoir) are
the best made. Octave Pianos $3.50. "a
do Sl60 not used year. "2'' Stop Organs
$50, 4Stops S5s. Stops S67 Stor S75.
10 stops $SS. II Stops SlO0 cash, not used
a year. in perfect order and warranted
Local travelling agents wanted. Illustra-
ted Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount
to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, etc.
Sheet music at half price. Horare Waters
e Sons, Manufacturers, and Dealers, 40
East nth St., Union square, n. Y. =
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill IN Tionesta, for-white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices
Stave bolts, 35 inches long, per cord
Of 8 #. by 4 it,, $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of 8 it. by A
f., $400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. Ii. DERIcKsoN & Co.
27tf
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FRANKhN, June IS.

Mrss Crawford, q lady aged ninety
years, the mother Of Mayor Crawford,
of franklin, and j. =. Crawford, Of
Parker, well known operators, while
visiting her son.inlaw at Martinsburg,
Butler county, Saturday, had the mis-
fortune to fall and fracture her thigh
bone. She has always enjoyed per.
feet health up to this time. Her con.
dition at present is critical, her pbysi-
clans are entertaining but slight hopes
of her recovery.
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Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival.


The PlesbyteTian Sunday School
have concluded to give nm ice cream
and strawberry fcetival, and a general
committee Of arrangements was mp.
pointed on Sunday last, which com.
mittee met on Monday evening and
their order Of business was about as
follows It was decided to hold the
festival at Partridge's Hall, on Friday
evening next, June %. Oae commit
tee was appointed to procure straw
berries ard cream another was APP
pointed to procure ice and see to the
making Of the ice cream, and do the
other necessary labor. 1t is the in
teution to have prize cakes for sale
also, flower and boquet stand. Tick
cts will be for sale at % cts, children
under 10 years, Is cts, which will en-
title the holder to admission into the
hall, one dish of Strawberries, cream
and three pieces of cake. 1t is the
determination to have good berries
and cream, and give all their moneys
worth. The proceeds are to be ap-
piled in purchasing new music books
and papers for the school.
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Around the stave mill of Dsric

Around the stave mill of Derrick
son q Co., at Tylersburg, is an i'm.
mense amount Of bolts which almost
hide the mill from view. Mr.. Adams,
however, the superintendent, makes it
very lively for the haulers, and a great
number Of slaves are turne'l cut at
that mill under his direction.
james Doyle, South ward street
commissioner, has put the road along
the creek in better condition than it
has been for a number Of years, and
with but little work it can be kept so
for great many years to come. We
believe Mr.. Doyle gives good satsfac-
tion in his Office.
Several of our young ladies are at
present teaching school in various
partSof the county. Miss Clara Heath
is teaching the Zuendell school on
Dutch Hill Miss Alveretta Paup is
teaching at Church Hill, and Miss
Alwilda Adams the school at Panther
Rock.
The condition of Hon. j. A. Dale
is not materially different from last
week. DR.. Blaine informs us that
some of the symptoms are better, but
that the Judge is weaker now than
then. The families Of Messrs. Greaves,
Freeman and Hays are in town.
Peter Youngk, whom we men
toned last week as having received a
severe kick from horse, and who at
one time was reported dead, is getting
along we'll, and will soon be able to
attend to affairs about his farm again.
Mr.. Kelly announced at the Muir
ply meeting last Saturday evening
that fifty had signed the pledge at
Wing Hill, and an order for fifty more
cards had been sent which would prob
ably be signed forthwith.
In these days of hot weather, il is
refreshing to turn to such q light,
breezy, wholesome Magazine as Bal
lou's, and read it all through, from be,
ginning to end. There is such an end
less variety in the Magazine that all
parties are sure to be suited. Tales,
adventures, and all that goes to make
reading lively. The engravings are
nice, the poetry really Of extra quail
ity, and NJ. Quad's department of fun
as laughable as usual. Just try copy
and see if we have not stated the case
correctly. Published by ThOmos 81
Talbot, % Hawloy Street, Boston, at
Sl.50 per year, postpaid.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Tho undersigned will bo at ths foliov
ing named places within the county
Forest for the purpose of receiving Coul
ty and State Tax for the year 1877. Abat
ment of percent, allowed for paymel
before the first day of August:
BARN EFT TOWNSHIP.
Cookshurg, wednesday, May so, from
To II A. NJ.
Clarington, "Wednesday, May 90, from
tot T.. NJ.
jerks TOWNSHIP.
Marien, Thursday, May 81, liosidence
N. Is. Burton,
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Tuesday, June 10, Store of j. I. Range
Wednesday, June 20, Trunkeyville.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 81, Store of 7. j. Boz
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Friday, June 22, Nebraska.
KINGSLEY Township
Saturday, june %, Newtown.
HOWE TOWNSHIP,
Tuesday, June 26, Broolston store.
TIONESTA TOWNSHIP.
Thursday, June 2s, rreasr's Office, tA
nesta.
TIONESTA BOROUGH.
Friday, Juno %, Treasurer Ofice,
Those indebted for Mercantile Ta1
1877 will save one dollar by pavint
same before the first day Of July.
s.. J.. SErLEY, Tfeasn
Treasurer Onice, May IS, lSi1
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-20

Allan Pinkerton's great book, THE
MOLLY MAGUIREs AND TIE DETECTIVES,
is now ready for agents and subscribers.
1t is one of the most wonderful and alb
sorbing books ever written. A large, ele-
gantly bound volume, nearly 900 pages,
and As intensely interesting ongravings.
The easiest and quickest book TO sell ever
seen.
For terms, circulars and territory adj
dress q. W. CARLETON d CO.,
lott Publishers, n. Y.
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We take the following dispatches
from Tuesday mornings Derrick:

SUMMIT CITY, June 1911 p, N.
"Big Ingin" is still flowing steady
and strong. No oil is going to waste.
Two pumps are working TO take the
oil from her tanks, one of a capacity
Of sixty barrels and the other eighty
barrels per hour. ami she is gaining
on both Of them. The excitement is
intense. She is the largest well ever
struck, no territory excepted.
This well is flowing $500 barrels
per day.
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a.
Regular services at the M. f.
Church on Sunday evening next
Rev. Allen will occupy the pulpit.
Republican Primary Meetings one
week from next Saturday.
The new NJ. L. Church at Oil
City was dedicated on Sunday last.
Wild strawberries are beginning
TO ripen. None have yet reached this
market.
Wheat bran sprinkled on grow
ing cabbage, il is said will prevent
worms from destroying it.
MIR. Adams is taking scw days
recreation, while Mr.. Dingman is
manipulating the stave saw, at Tylers-
burg.
The Superior Mills arc out of
logs, and consequently shut down un-
Ill new lot can he brought down the
creek.
Sheriff Pew, Of Mercer CO., who
occasionally hunts FOR deer in this sec
ton, has failed. His liabilities are
$4,000.
AN excursion starts fgm OIL City
this morning for Brokenstraw Island,
near lrYincton. Quite number from
this place have taken it in.
lightning struck the barn of Mr..
Emmit, on Dutch Hill, two miles from
town, on Thursday last, killing small
heifr. We believe no other damage
was done.
John Reck is having tin roof
put on his house. He has had a great
deal Of trouble with the old roofing,
which was asbestos, and he doG't pro-
pose to be bothered any more with it.
Will. Hulings, who has been con-
fined for over two weeks with severe
sick spell is again able to be around
II little. Now take care of yourself,
''Beeswax," or you may have back.
isst
Don't fail to attend the ice cream
= .nnd strawberry festival, at Partridge's
iHall, On Friday evening. No pains
&illiho spared to make the affair an
enjoyable oae.
Another old snifter has heen
struck at .RAlli0R, This time $500
harrel gushsg, which has had the effect
tto'bfiRg ,theipaiO & oil down to s1.895
and still falling.
The 4th of JNig eSMleth on apace,
and yet wethesr Of Ns move making
to celebrate, Gan it he possible that
the day shall pass in this place with
ont even AjhaslIct picnic.
Ono Of Aguille Mong's horses was
killed by the cars a short time ago,
which, ,,if the company does not pay
for, wiilset'h 'hard on aflT. Aoag, as it
was q valuable animal.
Ave publish this week, for the
benefit of the RepublieNn voters Of
,Forest county, the rules governing the
primaries. and ii is hoped taat a strict
adherence to them will be observed.
Also a call from The chairman for
said Rrimaries.
A reorganization Of'tae h. E.
Sunday School toek place on last Sun
day. The follow officers were elected !;
Nj. w. Tate, Superintendent; j. i.
Craig, Asst. Snpt; Il. NJ. 4iers'''''-
Sec'yi lIermy Beaver, LibssfiaN'
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EDENBURG, June IS,

At halEpast eleven o'clock this
morning, Mr.. o. II. Happier, of the
Wigwam, anI of the firm of Painter &
Rapper, while engaged in oiling a
loaded revolver, acciden:ly shot him.
self, from the effects of which he died
almost instantly.
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Ths ddtest 8epoDIifap.
BOROUGH OFFICERS
gess--G. w. RonrNsov.

Burgess--G. w. RoBrNsoN.
C0uHciimcR--P. d. Thomas, s. J. Seiley
WIN. Richards, d. $. Knox, A. B. Kelly,
&. a. Randall.
Justices Of the Pcoce-D. $. Knox, G. A..
randall.
COnStdbic-lT. Swaggart
SCHOOL Direcfors--H ~. May, IT. o. Da-
is, $. n. lIaslet, a. i. Kelly. q. w. Rob
tisOn, r.. j. Van Giesen.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
BnooKsrox, June IA, 1877

BRooKsToN, June II, 1877,
W. II. DUNN, ESQ,
Please withdraw my
name from before the people of Forest
county as candidate for County
Treasurer. Thanking my friends for
their words Of encouragement, | re.
main Yours &C.,
ID. GRAHAM.
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NetO Advertisements
Notice to IsOnd-HKOIdcrs

Notice is hereby given that the princi-
pal and accrued interest on all Forest
County Bonds will be paid at the Com
missioners' once, Tionesta, Pa, on the
I'd day of July, 1877, and that the interest
on said bonds shall cease on that day.
En- t, BERLIS, co,,,,.,,onor.
JOHN RECK,
attest J. L. brennan, Clerk
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SEn0 A MONTH 10 Active Men selling
~""V our Letter Copying Book. No press
or water used. sample worth $500 free.
Soud stamp for circular. EXCELSIOR
MFG CO., 09 Madison, and l32 DesFbprn
street, Chicago. 4l4
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GEO. p. ROWELL DC co.

piRM0C7l-octave, fino rosewood moi
y. : q y w used over six months, only
0nEkkCSl30; cost $3.50. New Pianos
!s.sllu Gllu .S,at - M.Sat wholesale. Great bargains.
Nearly new, $40; stops. SIS; stops $50; G,
stops $50; stops $50: 8 stops, S55; IL stops,
500 to S75. Rare opportunities. New or
gails at wholesale. Beware limitations.
Best offer ever made, READ. Sent OH to
ID days' test trial. Money refunded and
freight paid both ways if unsatisfactory.
Est. 1853. Agents Want0d. Discounts to
Teachers, Ministers, DC. Address DAN.
TEL f. BEATTY, Washington, New Jer-
sey. IL 4
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-06-20

TO RATIONAL INvALIDs. In sickness
every portion of the body sympathizes
with the seat of the disorder. When the
stomach fails to perform its functions, the
liver, bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, ar
tcr1as, &c, are all moro or less affected.
These dolinquents require medicine,
combining the properties of a stomachic,
an Alternative, a purgative. a tonic and u
sedative to bring them back to their duty,
and all these elements, in their purest an3
most effective forms, are united in
TarrantS EfiCrVCSGCnt SeltzGr Apericnt,
the. great Saline Remedy for Indigestion,
and its concomitant consequences. Sold
by all druggists ia
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QeG week in your own town. Terms
VOO and s. outfit FREQ. I'll. IfALLETT
& CO., Portland, Maine. ia
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Red Hot! SpIcyI heWsyI
Oil City Daily Derrick,
For 1877
Better Than Ever!

letter Thnn Ever!
More and Fresher News, and More Read
ing Matter than any other Daily Paper
in North-Western Pennsylvania!
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EVERY Scientist, Architect, Builder,
~ Tinsmith and Property Owner should
have copy of tho practical treatise on
LIGHTNING PROTECTION, Just issued
bytho undersigned. 1t exposes the seri-
Gus defects of the lightning Iods now erect
ed, and gives explicit directions for prap~
erly protecting buildings, ships, oil tanks.
steam boilers, wooden bridges, telegraph
apparatus, etc. it shows and describes s
simple method by which metal roofs and
rain pipes, or other suitable metallic cons
ductorS about buildings, will effect abso
Lutte protection. Sont by mail, postaao
prepaid, on receipt of $3.50. Henry W.
Spong, Reading, Penna. III
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TIONE@TA MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY TUEsDA

BY Robinson & Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
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20 Fancy Cards, with your name, 1Oc.
business cards printed on the back OF
Rare Photos. Samples and terms 10 cts.
Statuary Photos, 3 for 25c. l Zoe. AIR
postpaid. A. l.. IIoAG, Nassau, N, Y =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-23
HOUSE OF THE HOLY FAMILY.

Notwithstanding the stormy weather goodly mum.
Der OF ladies' and gentlemen assembled yesterday at
he House Of tho Holy Family No 1856 Second avenue,
TO partake of strawberries and cream, buy dainty
fancy articles and fragrant flowers and listen to
selection OF solos, ducts and choruses. effectively
dcred by the choir OF ST. AIMS Church The following
ladies' presided over the various departments
tanmcnt and conducted visitors through the
housc:--Mrs Mary G. D. Starr, Mrs George
v. Hccker, Mrs DR.. Emmett, Mrs. Il. Dun
can Harris, Mrs l.. b. Binsse, Mrs General Badcau,
Mrs DR.. Burke, Mrs. c. Boycc, Mrs John Colvi, Mrs.
L. L. CouGert, Mrs. r. Coudcrt Mrs VI. Dclano, Mrs.
CT. Elliott Mrs Fowler, Mrs. General Fcrero, Mrs.
y. Gilbert, Mrs j. I. Gilbert, Mrs. Guon, Mrs. Calixtc
Harvier, Mrs A. Z. Hassard Mrs. Havemcyer, Mrs. i.
Higgins, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs Adrian Isein, Mrs. Is.
L. Reyes Mrs. Delaney Kane, Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Mrs.
Keller, mrs. =. \. Meagner. Mrs James Moore, Mrs.
Frank A. Otis, Mrs sadier, Mrs. !. n Salomon Mrs.
9. g. Ward, Mss Caylus, Miss Cronin, Miss Harris,
Miss Leary, Misses O'i,ren Miss Lummis Miss Riley,
Miss Weeks, Miss Willis
As the object the Institution is to beriend chill
dren and young girls report OF Its WORK is OF inter-
to those would redeem the fallen and save tho
destitute. The economy OF the administration speaks
for itself. No salaries paid TO matrons or man
agcrs, the inmates DO all the work OF the establish
menf besides having earned S., 1888 10 during the past
Xear by sewing and laundry work ,or inc patrons q
cfease In the number OF applicants Tor shelter While
no hard times have driven many TO ask This aid Of The
house, they have also caused many who formerly con.
sributsd most literally TO withdraw much OF their
support The reception held yesterday and continued
to-dxy, from two to six +. NJ, Is designed TO raise
lands for the ayment oil portion OF the mortgage
asa interest thereon. which falls due July l. Twelve
hundred dollars rs REQUIRED to meet this demand aud
she friends Of the house solicited 10 make the
ospti0n The number Of inmates is 100.
for during the last year sol, besides relief gwen to
1000 applicants who could receive the OF the
shelter Afforded by the house The total expenditure
the past year for provisions dry goods, shoes,
aud fuel was 81 1853 Sless than $50 per capita. Since
the of tho house ia 1874 floating debt
Tor repairs, alterations and furnishing Of sl5445 has
been paid. Dr. Chatard, Fathers McDowsl Near.
thur and 4. y. Lynch we're among the guests yester
day To-day some distinguished amateurs will render
q varied programme OF vocal and instrumental music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.

A VICTIM TO THE NEW ORDER OF THINGS
SAD FATE OF LopByIsr-AwFUL WARNING
TO THE coRBUPTERs OF LEGISLATORS
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLOMBIA. May -, 1877.
The sensation OF to-day was the rough handling
which notorious lobbyist Peter Papln by name 10.
cevcd at the hands of tho ndgnant Housc Of Repre-
sentatives and which finally resulted in that politician
being placed prison and in peril OF the permanent
defeat OF his proposed pecuniary prospects
SKETCH VICTIM.
Papin Is a visionary who has been hanging around
tho capital several weeks engaged in the cndeavor to
secure special legislation in favor OF certain bogus
corporation for the Improvement of Port Royal town
and harbor in this State, and for other purposes, Of
which corporation known to be the head and front,
he is shrewdIy suspected OF being the whole
body After successfully lobbying his pc,
scheme through the Senate, Peter followed IL to the
House. and 10 work, 1t seems, to influence the Com
Interpretations TO report iavoraby upon his
bill.
NOT AWARE or RECENT CHANGES.
His over zcalouspess aud bad judgment betrayed him
Yesterday into proposition to certain members OF the
Committee reward them for any efforts they might
be disposed make in his behalf This fact was TO his
great amazemcnt, duly reported In tho House to-day,
and Mr.. Papin, VINO was present, was summoned be-
fore the bar 0. House and required TO the
charges Of contempt oil that honorable body.
PETyRs DENIAL AND IMPRISONMENT.
Peters defence brief and TO the point. He
merely said that he would swear upon the Bible that
all the committee had alleged against him was an in
famous lic and SANDER He WINS OF course instantly
silenced by the Speakers gavci and resolution I'M
mediately adopted consgning him to Jail for the
maipder Of the session. which order was carried into
effect without delay.
This victim of the new order OF things in South
Carolina was at one time well known in Washington,
where be figured largely as n lobbyist In connection
with the subject OF government lands IN the West.
His unmely taking or to-iay is calculated TO dscour-
m. pf II n
tr,ousiy and eccualy pursued this State for
raj years past
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Steamer Tybee. kuchl st Domingo City. Port Platte
GOWN Clyde Co.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Josephine Thompson Moore, Baltmore-Wm
Dalseii
steamer Beverly. Wallace Philadelpha-Jas Hand.
Steamer Agnes, Smith. Fhadclphia- -Bosert Morgan.
Ship Admiral cier), Hacsloop. Brcmen--Bermann Koop
Bark Ellsworth Smith, Anjcr for orders-vcrnon Brown
Co.
Bark Illic Sawyer, Arjer for ordersSmpson, Clapp
Co.
Bark Newcomb tBr). Newcomb. London-P Ncvius
X Son.
Bark Unico taD, scniahno Cork Falmouth for orders
--Soccvich Il Go.
Bark sven tsw), Barkstrc, Esnore Tor orders-Bock.
ann Oerlein 4 Co.
Bark Skerryvore (Br). Craig, Venice-Swan Son.
Bark Matthew Baird. Greenleaf. Philadelphia IL VIM
chester q Co.
brig Peerless (Br), Florisn, Gloucester. E-Scammoli
Brig Bessie May tBr), Buck Catana-P Nevius 4 Son.
Brig Francisco (Sp), Roseo. Palma pain) de Rivera
K 20. III E-.f
Big Nellie Higgins Christanstadt (st Crox) Roche,
Brig Redowa. Byrne. Caibarien--C W Bcrtaux.l
Schr Harry White. Hopkins, Point hpitre, Guad-H
vatablc 4 Son.
setr slas McLoon, Spear. Governors Harbor-B Wen.
schr Mary A Power. Wiley, Pensacola -snow 4 Bur-
CESS,
Godfrey. .@ef
Schr Lucian, Norton, Hartford-Rackett l. Bro.
Schr Henry, Anderson. New Haven-CHrtwright Doyle.
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. Bridgcport-S Manu-.
featuring Co. ..4+.Ha' .#4is44~.8