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BISHOP MARvIN's "To the Eas
by Way of the West" Marvin's
Lectures on the Errors of Papa
cy," and Rev. Eugene r. Hen
drix's around the World" with
introduction by Bishop Marvin
price of each book 50.
9I~ AGENTS WANTED ey.
erywhere. Send amount named
to LOGAN D. CAMERON, Agent Of
the Advocate Publishing House,
St. Louis, and ges sample copies
of either, or all three, with terms
to agents. The books are selling
rapidly. Some agents have sold
so copies in a single day. feb16
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treasurer be and they are hereby
instructed to issue Immediately
all Licenses on all trades, profess
ions and occupations for the year
1918, return the same to the Col
Iector for collection, taking his
receipt therefor. Said Licenses to
be in amount the same as last year.
The following claims were al.
lowed and ordered to be paid out
Of their respective funds
Crimp'l funnd of 1878,
q. +. Lyons, S Wise trnsfee. 81 90
Magistrates fund 1878,
F. B. Patten, 400
Contingent fund 1877,
j. Y. Gilmore, 400
:. The Police Jury adjourned sine
die.
N. PERRY, President.
A. LACoUR, Clerk.
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To Public Schools,

Sec. 3rd. Be it further ordained
&C., That the Assessor of taxes be
and he is hereby authorized to
extend Immediately the parish tax
es as per above budget on the
State tax rolls oflS77.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained
&c, That the parish taxes assessed
and levied by this ordinance shall
be paid and collected in currency.
Adopted May l3 1877,
(signed) N. Perry, Presd't.
Attest, A. Laconr, Cl'k 2. j.
Art. 4. Resolved that resolution
No. 9 adopted October lst 1877,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Art. 5. Resolved, that for all
delinquent parish taxes due ON the
rolls previous to 1875 payable in
warrants, shall be collected in par
ish warrants issued prior to the
year 1877; provided, said warrants
are no: prescribed by the laws of
this State; that all delinquentta taxes
due on the rolls of 1876 shall be
paid in legal currency only.
Art 6. Resolved that the pro-
visions of the ordinance entitled !:
AN ordinance to prohibit hogs
from running at large within the
parish of vermilion," adopted
April 1st 1878, shall apply to and
have full force and effect In the 7th
ward Of this parish; and also full
force and effect in the 4th ward
from the 18th day Of July to the
Ist Of January.
Art. 7. Resolved that the par
ish treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized to pay the claims of the
Sheriff for holding court during
the year 1877 out Of the Magis,
trate's and Constable's surplus
funds now in the treasury.
Art. s. Resolved that the presi-
dent Of this body and the parish
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TOWN COUNCIL.

Abbeville, La May 9Th 1878.
! The board of Town Council O
the town Of Abbeville met this
day at the Court house in specia
session:
Members present ): Leonce Ferret
Esqr., Mayor, and Messrs. L.
Broussrrd, J. Boyanc9 and Jear
Abadie. Absent, Solomon Wise
The minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard
R. G. Smedes, Esqr., was employ
ed as Corporation Attorney fol
the present year, at the salary as
previously fixed, $4,000 per an
mum, the same to begin running
|equally with that OF the other
officers Of this body.
On motion, 1t was resolved that
that the judgment in favor Of the
corporation against Emile Duhon
in the 3rd. Justice Court on a
license of $25 90 as giver of public
balls, be and the same is hereby
ordered cancelled and the said
Duhon relieved from said license,
provided he pays one fourth of the
same. 1926, and all costs of court:
and provided further that said
Duhon entirely suspends the said
business Of giving public balls
within the corporation during the
remainder of the present year.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard. It
was resolved that the Treasurer
be and he is hereby ordered and
instructed to Immediately apply,
so far as it will 60, any money
now in his hands derived from
licenses of the present year, to-
wards the payment Of the claim
allowed the succession Of NJ. L.
Bernard, said claim being due as
a balance on the salary of said
NJ. L. Bernard as Constable in the
year 1877.
On motion, It was resolved that
the bond Of L. c. Lyons, ex-Trea.
surer, for the past year, and also
the bonds given by him for all
previous years as treasurer, be and
the same are hereby ordered to be
cancelled.
On motion of Mr.. Boyance, 1t
was resolved that the Street &
Bridge Committee of this body be
and they are hereby authorized
and empowered to have all neces.
sary repairs done to the bridge
across the bayou at this place
which it may need in the future,
and further that hereafter said
Committee shall have entire con-
:rol and supervision over the
'epairing and keeping in order of
aid bridge, all costs ana expense
or such repairing and keeping in
'rder to be paid by the Parish,
'greeably to the joint resolution
# this body and the Police Jury of
' Vermilion of date Jan. 18th 1878.
On motion. the claim of L. C.
lyons for $500 for assisting in
lolding the town election, April
st, 1878.
On motion, the Council then
ldjourned to nextregular meeting.
:. B. PATTEN, LEoNCE PERRET,
Secretary. Mayor.
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NOTICE.-The tax payers OF
the town of Abbeville are hereby
notified that the tax rolls for said
town for the year 1878, have been
by me completed. Those deeming
themselves aggrieved by the assess
ment on said rolls are requested
to come forward within the ensu-
ing 30 days from date hereof and
have same corrected. May l1,-7S.
F. B. PATrbN,
Town Assessor.
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EST par lie present donne que
vos taxes d'Etat ct de Parolsse
pour Pannee 1877. sont maiute-
nant dies ct 81 les dites taxes ne
sont pas payees dams les delais
prescrits par la loi, jc serai force
d en- faire la col ection avec frais.
J. S. NUNEZ, Collccteur.
Is mai 1878.
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BOLS DE CONSTRUCTION

LIE moulin a scie connu sous le
nom de KoRso STEAM SAW MILL
etant actuellement en- fonction,
annonce a ses clients ct les habi-
tants qu'ils trouveront toujours uu
beau choix de BOIS DE CON-
CTION, quill offre au plus
bas prix du march6.
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Waco has shipped this season
over fifty thousand bales of cot
ton. This is fifteen thousand more
than has been shipped from there
in any past year, and is largely
more than any point in the State,
except Galveston, has shipped
this season.
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F. FERAY.
r. BEER,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the sale of
Cotton & Sugar, Hides, Wool and
Moss, and all kinds of Country
Produce.
NO. so OLD LEVEE STREET.
New Orleans, La.
All consignments Of Poultry. Egg,
Beeswax, Tallow, ETC., disposed of to best
advantage. All orders promptly attend
ed to.
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DARKEYISMS.

"What do you know about the
prisoner 2" asked the Judge. II
don't know nothin' about him,
Judge, only he's bigoted.
"Bigoted." said his honor. "Yes
sah.' "What do you mean by
bigoted ?" "Well, jedge," explain
ed the witness, "he knows too
much fob one niggah and not nuff
fob two"
The Rev. DR.. McCosh, of
Princeton college, tells the story
negro who prayey earnestly that
he and his colored brethren might
be preserved from their "upsettin'
SINS" "Brudder," said one Of his
friends at the close of the meeting,
you amt got de hang OBJ dat ar
word. It's besettin', not upsettin.'
"Brudder," replied the other, "if
dat's SO, its so (; but I was prayin'
de Lord to save US from de sin
OBJ toxication, an, of dat amt an
upsettin' sin / dunno what am"
"Does eny Of the gem1em
understan' what fetlantropy
means ?" said Prudder Gardner
as he rose and folded his arms
across his noble breast. It was q
long time before Fenix Smead
lifted his body and replied +: "P
spects dat a ferlanthepist am a
pussun dat feel a heap sorry for
de poor and is alters vantin' to
better the condition of his nay.
burs." "Yon is mo- dan six-fflhs
kerect," continued the president.
DE ferlantherpist sits down befo'
4 rousin' good fire on a cold day
IN wishes dat everybody else had
'uch a fire. He doan' take money
'ut of his pocket to buy wood an
coal for de poor, but he figures up
some scheme by which all de-
money an all de po' folks is to be-
livided up somehow, so dat cherry
nan d dollar. If he h'ars dat any
me starved to death, he figures
'p the amount Oh de number o.
'opulashun, an makes it plain
lat ebery pusson is titled to ober
hifty bushels oh wheat dis var
Je ferlantherpist wishes dat the
20 chiFen had clothes, but he
loan buy EN- eny. He wishes
lat all de bad folks would reform.
'ut he dosn' walk roun announe
lem for fear Of gittin' de shine
fin his boot. He adverkates
omes for crippled, an, aged, an
Unfortunate, an mex day signs a
'etishun to frow a one armed
older out'n a posishun paying
dollar a day. Gem'lem, de
nll'd race am graded down even
GLOW de Turk, but l is OBJ do
olum opinyum dat a good square
igger am forty rod ahed oc a
erlantherpist, an a-gainin' at
berry mp."-Detroit Free Press.
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TO the Public.

I would respectfully inform my
friends and customers and the peo
pie in general, that | have just Sc
lected with the greaest care,
general assortment Of Fall anc
Winter Goods. which | am now
offering at the lowest cash price
My stock comprises a large va
riety Of
Domestic Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Fine
English
French
and American
Casimeres,
Ladies Dress Goods,
Cloaks. Shawls,
Notions of all descriptions,
Calicos, Best American Brand.
Cotton, Bleached and Brown
Alpacas of all shades, Flannels
Opera, Plain l. Colored Checked
Ladies are respectfully solicited
to call and examine my stock and
no trouble will be saved to show
all articles which they desire to
examine, to price or purchase.
ClothiLgs Of all descriptions !:
Gentlemen's Shirt,
Underwear,
and all kinds
of Furnishing
Ladies', Goods,
Misses, Men
and Boys
Boots & Shoes.
Hardware, the latest improve
ments in utensils.
saddlery, Crockery Tinware,
A fine stock of fresh family gro
ceries.
Tobacco, chewing & smoking,
segars; pipes, &c.
Sole agent for the celebrated
WEED Sc WING MACHINE.
the simplest. cheapest and most
durable of the kind.
My stock is now entirely Nep
and complete, and every one rich
and poor, white and colored areI
welcome to enter and see for them
selves.
Believing that it would be great
y to the interest of this parish to-
a Real Estate Agency in
he town Of Abbeville. have
assumed the position, and inform
Ill those who have lands, planta-
ions or town lots for sale, or
hose who desire to purchase the
anne, to call at my store where /
hall always be ready to give full
PARTICULARS and make agreements.
Having now communications with
|ifferent parties in the United
States who are desirous to locate
n this country there are chances
Q effect sales or purchases at early
late and on satisfactory terms.
Respectfully,
A. b. MARTIN.
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Notice..

THE undersigned has Two e
Plantations on hand for sale:
One situated about six miles
southwest from Abbeville, West
side of bayou Vermilion, contain.
ing about two hundred and forty
(240) superficial arpents, with a
e. Fine DWELLING HOUSE
tzE=s AND KITCHEN, and about
three 5000 hundred pannels Of
new fence thereon,-one-th third of
the land is timbered.
ANOTHER Plantation situa-
ted at Crosse Isle, about three (3)
miles East from the town of Able.
vile, having tbree-and-a-half (3a)
arpents front by forty (4O) in
depth, with about fifty (5O ar
en pents Of WOOD LAND
thereon, and a right to cnt
@ wood on the Alexander De-
layhousaye tract !; which tract is
a community property of eight ar
pents by forty.
p~ For prices and conditions
of the above plantations (which
will be in accordance with the
hard times), apply to F. FERAY,
in the town of Abbeville. I'm
mediate possession can be given
in both cases.
F. FERAY.
N. B. One Of the above plan
tations nelongs to a lawyer of the
parish of Lafayette. The party
purchasing from me will have to
pay expenses of sale, record, &C.
&C., in this parish from the La
fayette Records.
Title perfect in both cases.
feb14 II F. F.
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Said him to she "What is the
difference between a hill and q
pill ?" Said her to he /: zone is
hard to get up, and the other is
hard to get down. 1t is old but
good" Said him to she, do you
allude to the hill or the pill ?"
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Official Directory.

District Judge.
ERAsrE MoUroN.
District Attorney.
j. A. CHARGoIs.
Clerk of District Court,
IAsTIE BRoUssApp.
Representative.
ADRlEN NUNEz.
Parish Judge.
WILLIAM K1BBE.
Parish Attorney.
w. A. WHITE.
G. B. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PEKREr.
Tax-Collector.
J.S. NuNFz.
Police Jury.
Howard HoFFPAU1k President,
s. WISE, D. @. BRoUssARD.
F. D. LELEU, N. PERRY.
Town Council.
LEoNcE PERREr, Mayor.
LAsrIE BRoussARb, J. ABAD1E,
s. WISE, J. BoYANCE,
GEO. E. LYONS, Constable.
Justices Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
F. B. PATTEN, W. A. WHITE.
Dep'ty. o. S. Surveyors
T. FLRAY,
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mills,

Criminal prosecution fund
including per diem of grand
and petit juries, witnesses.
clerk of court, sheriff and
cornoner 3
Printers and stationer's fund
District Attorney fund and
District Attorney pro TEN
Sheriffs fees for holding
court, &C., |
Magistrates, Constable, Ply
sician'. Collectors and As
sessor'r fund, 2
Special fund for F. R. King
Police Jury, Finance Com
mittee, clerk of Police Jury,
Parish Treasurer, and Po.
lice Jury Constable, !
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Dr. ". ". Van PELT,
Medecin Tlectique
Offre sps services aux habitants de Ia
paroisse Vermillon. IL traite CONNIE spe-
calite toutes les maladies des femmes,
telles que, Ia leuchcrree. feurs- -blanches.
etc. Son bnreat est Abbevi1le.
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submitted by Gabriel Romero.
be and the same is hereby ac.
cepted and recognised as the true
public road.
Art 3 Be it further resolved
that the clerk Of this body be
REQUIRED, to notify the road
overseer of said 4th road district
to remove all Instructions in said
road and have the same worked :
provided, however, no fencing en-
closing a growing crop shall be
removed until said crop shall have
been gathered, except at the will
of the proprietor of such field.
An ordinance to assess the
parish Taxes for the year 1878
and for other purposes.
Section 1st Be it ordained by
the police jury in and for the
parish of Vermilion.
That there shall be and is here.
by levied on all taxable property
situated within the parish not spe.
cially exempted under state laws
a ta& Of 8 mills for that portion of
the budget classed as criminal et-
penses and two mills for school
purposes; said taxes to be collected
on all property included within
the corporate limits of the town
Of Abbeville, as we'll as upon all
other taxable property of the
parish and for the balance of said
budget ofetpenses an additional
tax of seven mills and also 2 mills
for school purposes to be collected
from the taxable property of the
parish not included within the
cooperate limits Of Abbeville.
Sec. I'd Be it further ordained
&c. That said takes be collected
by the tax, collector for the parish
and appropriated to meet the
different items of the budget, as
follows, viz
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference, CON-
prsing the churches OF tho most populous counties In
New Jersoy began It's twenty6rst annual session IN
St. Paul's Church, Newark. yesterday forenoon, and
hold three sessions. in the forenoon one in the
afternoon ana another in tho evening. As usual on
opening day the business transacted was mainly OF
routine character At tho forenoon session. alter tho
holding Of communion service, at which large num-
Dor o, laity and clergy participated, the honorable
Bishop Simpson administering the sacrament, being
ussscd by Rev Drs. Porter and Van Glove the stand
ing committee were appointed. The important ones
are:- - =,
pbie-M. r. Ellison, J. W. Young, N. c. Reed, G. s.
Van Cleve. -
sunday Schools. L. Hurlburt, W. 1. Hoagland,
G. H. Barner, W. + BlakcsIee.
Churcn Exicnsion-L. II Dunn, a. Van Dousen,
William Stout, J. l.. G. McKown:
Temperance-J. L. Daneis, S. Parsons, G. E. Little,
]. II. Adams.
Camp Meeting-r. c. Mayham, A. Craig, J. X. Bryan,
j. II. Knowles
The Bishop, who presided, ,'was given authority to
appoint n committee OF nine, to whom all complaints
against members the Conference shall be referred
before their characters passed. II caoso DO found
for m indie, report snail bc made 10 tho Con
terence; otherwise the case shalt DO dismissed oy tue
committee
To-day Bishop simpson will appoint the committees
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
RUM AND RUIN.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF ONCE WE'LL TO DO
BUSINESS MAN.

irTEMPTED SUICIDE OF ONCE WE'LL TO DO
BUSINESS MAN.
A dramatic scene OF attempted suicide occurred
yesterday morning at tho residence OF Mr. Frederick
Pen,z, No. 10 West Eighteenth street, a lew
doors from Fifth avenue. Somo years ago
John Manning, young ana prosperous
Irishmap, married. q daughter of Mr. Peniz, and
Tor a time they lived happily together. Manning was
nm advertising agent and old large business amor
Insurance companies and mercantile bouses Ho
had nm Office No. $40 Broadway and considered
to be upon the road TO fortune. For what reason
does not appear but he took TO excessive drinking;
ulcr which a decline OF his business and do.
nestle troubles which led suit Tor divorce begun
by Nrs. Manning about two years ago.
The matter has been In the courts cvcr since. and
Mrs Manning went homo 10 her fathcr's mouse 10
1--we, taking with her two children, who have been
settlement OF the divorce proceedings. Tho
pusoand continued his excesses, and yester-
usy morning rang tho door bell oi his
lather. .iu-laws house and asked TO be- admit
,cd. He was intoxicated and tho servant who
answered tho summons showed him TO tho parior ana
Informed his wfc OF his presence. Ito demanded 10
see MS children. aud was LOUD IN his abuse OF those
who he said kept them from him. HIS wife, when
shc learned OF his presence In tho house, locked
herself IN her apartments and refused 10 see him.
The other inmates becoming ala for their safety
despatched n servant for policeman. Oncer Weeks,
OF The twcntyninth precinct, happencd 10 bc In tho
neighbornood, and accompanied the servant. He en-
tered the null door, and was about 10 30 Into the
parlor, whero Manning was seated on sofa,
when lady and gentleman called TO him
from the head OF the stars TO come up. He did So
and they begged oil MIN arrest Manning, who, they
Baid, was drunk and had pistol. They were afraid
be would do something desperate. When they agreed
to prefer n charge against him tno ofhccr turned on
Tue stars 10 descent and make the arrest
SUICIDE
Al that pistol report from the parIor.
The officer hastcDcd down tho staus and found Nam
uing si stting on The sofa with the blood trick
hnS down the right side OF MS faco from a
wound IN the right ear. Before the officer
had crossed the threshold OF tho paror door Manning
raised his right hand, IN which he held revolver,
Or, second shot INTO his head, tho ball enter
Ing the right ear 10 cosc proximity to the rst He
tell back and lay stunned Tor "a lew moments.
An umbu ance was sent Tor, aud before 1t arrived
Manning regalncd consciousness and IN his drunken
frenzy SAID 10 the officer, "For Gods sake Kill mo
they will not let me see my children" Upon the
rival OF the ambulance he w0s removed the New
York Hospital where his wounds were examined and
pronounced not dangerous as the bullets found
not to have penetrated the bone.
40 Omidnight he was represented as In a comfortable
rand
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
OBITUARY.
SIR. GEORGE GILBERT SCOT

SIR GEORGE GILBERT SCOTT.
Sir George Gilbert Scott, the architect Is doad. He
was grandson OF the Rev. Thomas Scott author OF the
.'Comm entary on the B,ble," leading member
of the school OF Gothic revival In archi-
lecture, and was born In 1911, ut Gawcott,
near Buckingham, OF which village his father
incumbent Az an early age no began studying aud
sketching from ancient churshcs, which induced his
iather 10 place him with an architect, though the
practice with which ho became acquainted af.
sorucd him no opportunity for cultivAtng his early
taste. For some years he was in partnership
with Mr W. b. Mofatt, but this connection tcrmi-
mated In 1s45. Tho nrst work which brought him
into notice was the Martyrs Memorial at OXFORD
ls4l 1t followed by the new church at Gambler.
well 1928, and la,or works ut Croydon, Lceds,
&c, &C., winch display maturer taste and knowi-
edge. Tho rebuilding OF the Church OF ST.
NIcnolas, hamburg. destroyed in the great nre Of
1872, was intrusted 10 him, alter competition to
nicn architects invited from all parts Europe.
II Is ono OF im por'art Gothic works OF the
day, ana will cost, whom completed, fl50.000. In
1855 another design was furnished by him 10: the
new H0,el de Yilie and Senate House ut Hamburg,
and Sthe cathedral church OF ST. Johns n. f..
was erected from his design 1s4S. More recently
the parish ofDoncaster, destroyed by re, has
been restored under his superntcndencc. Mr.. Scolt,
who hus been employed IN extensive TestoraLions AZ
Ely Cathedral, Westminster AbUcy, &C., succeeded
Mr. Blore In 1s49 as Official architect Of The Dean
and Chapter Of Westminster, has erected tao
Gothic gatenouse and houses adjoining tho OF
Minister, and has written a plea i"r the Faithful
kcs toration OF our Ancient Churches," published
1850: s.Rcnarks on Secular and Domestic Architec-
turc," "Glcanipgs from Westminster Abbey"
in 1862; and "Conservsuon OF Ancient Arcnilcc-
turai Monuments: Paper, " 10 1864 The zeal which
he displayed tho establishment OF the Architecture al
Museum (at nrst IN Cannon Row aud aferward at the
museum ut Kensingon) rendered 1t one Of inc
most interesting institutions in the merop
oils Mr.. Scott, VINO was elected an asso-
ciate OF fhc Royal Academy 1852. In
cor pjunctiou with Mr.. sydney smirke undertook TEN.
porarily tho architectural lectures at the Academy.
and ia 1850 was elected r. A. lie was architect Of hs
new Foreign O1icc. aud, IN conjunction with Mr.
Wyatt, OF the proposed hew lnia OGcc. In addition
10 the great WORKS carried out by him, IN tho
cat hcdrals of Ely Hereford, Licbncld ana Rpon, ho
was engaged on those OF Salisbury, ST. David's aud
some others, and the restoration OF churches
throughout the kingdom. Among hts secular
WORKS may bo mentioned Kehsm Hail. Noting
hamshir Waitar House, Warwickshirc; Hafodunos
House, North Wales; Lee Priory, Kent; tue town
hall al Preston and the innrmary IL Lecdx Mr.
Scott wns appointed by tho Queen architect to the
national IN oriai TO the latc Prince Con sort.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Steamer China CBD, GIL, Liverpool via Queenstown =
q Francklyn.
steamer Anglia t,r, Young. Londop-Ile anderson Bros.
Ferris & Co. -
Steamer Gulf Stream. Ingram, Charleston-J W Quin-
tnrd b 20
ship Bengal (Br) Irving. Liverpool--A stuart a 20.
Ship Emerald Isle (Br), Patterson, London-Grinne
bark UIrika Cswc), Jansen, Frcdcrckshavcn-Benham
Bark s Bogart. Reynolds. Havre-B Boyd 4 Hinckeu.
Bark Oivc Thur!ow, Corbett Rio Janero-Brett. Son
Co. 49, .
Tucker.
BARK Johann Benjamin GER. Fitchcnhoier. Brunswick
Ga-fupch. Edye " Go.
Brig seaside (Br). Mcdonald, Cow Bay, CD Perkins
schr Annie Bell. Reed, Barbsdos-Dauiei Trowbrid o.
schr wademar, Parker, Port Spain (rrinidad)-L va
Armstrong. -
schr Henry Middleton, Miller. Fort de France, Mart
Abicl Abbott.
schr il attic Card Moore. Cape Hayt-Parsons & Loud.
Schr Chambers tBr), Buck, st Johns, ME- Nevius
Il Son.
scbr Mary Thca tBr). Thcall. st John. Mp Nevus
Son.
schr Lexington, Leighton. Jacksonville Simpson Cspp
&Co.
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