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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApELAip. Is Australis. April i7Sailcd. ship City Of
Ficrcnee tBr,, Hunter. syn francisco.
In port April "A, bark Marathon. Emery. for United
DSsSpix NJ. A,ri 5-saiicd. SHIP Ravenscraig tBr).
nosolrIu May iS-sailod. brig Sheet Anchor Went.
MavASA. May Arrived. steamer Niagara. Curtis New
Yors . -. -, -. -.
YORK. 81 Crox Fr)- Barbotn, do Mary Hale. Hs.
gins for rslmou.h brig, brown Poster and Manson.
do Vim Slater Kiien. for baltimore There,e o. Cutler
rel 70, AZ. 'cs brig Mau. cop. sD
Knscsros. ia. May io-Arrived brig, Do,,e tB,. Wat,
spn wsos do 1a and sailed 18Th ior Falmouth, J1 isis
i say.. Sss yo sya BAKER
ton: I'D Northwood t,r, Adams. sasmorei
wmis .os Dci ssvsmi.s twhsrs sho arrived Dria, 10
2isD bras Mssgie 90. s.ram tJsg1 is.n :sh,'
4 L Butler. Eaton Cuba 22d. saran whiimore. Whit.
scsr M.esees from New Orleans was on, Of quar-.
n hS: .m"n
sydney bark colusa. Howes unc; brig Hosperian Wind
Sailed April g. bark Abbie Franklin Howes Geographic
Nosrarat. May 2s-Arriveds steamer scenansvian
DO Richie, Liverpool; ship Rcsencath lBrl. Mcvicar.
sailed s0,n. STEAMER Lake Megsntlc iBr,, Battersty.
Liverpool. win 40 he ID Of cattle 80. ,,.,
London; Peruvian trrl smith, Liyerpcoi; CcrintLan
SBr, Mennes Glasgow; ship Poynes"n eBp' Fwier'on'
s'sss saa ssw April 4-saed ship Apssron. ,s
tBb, Grii,h. do eore reported sailed o,h' Earl Derby
tBrI. Colquahvun, do; bammernoor tbr), duncan, DO
IL port spt IS British ships IIawardcn Castle Mat
news, Hogh,on Tower. irnbie, Dercvon, Patterson
Mall.gatc, summers; Ga,cacrc Keogh; opheiia nherd
irekdaie. lamont Derbysnrc, Llcweilyni Martaoan.
MSsr and ps' Baen .s Az, Ss
wright sears. tor DO. do.
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fever at Rio JaneIro and died in tew days The
sss Il ni: n sissa'' to
old. died three DAYS out, The first mate; Charlie.
,h1ss I. i" hop.
sas n Mrs
don and her brother who unmarried were natives ~
i sS1' Rio ss' a.'e ass TO- were 'a'''a - mo- ~
BRIG oLIvkR lBr,. Weeks, from New York. was ashore
scma Il II ATWOOD, or Gardiner. from Philadelphia,
Nay for coal laden ssa ashore ,. a. nss,
evening during heavy S The crew we're
Tho schooner leaking lady and g found pses.
Of $50 tons burthen owned by rhos Gardner and
sss 70 pieces 4. low s es' sGs vi Re high
Tho beach 10 the vicinity OF Lie saving Station No. Is
scHR DAxIxL LLOYD which arrived at Kingston. ia,
18th inst from Port Antonio has boon sold at the former
scHR CnAs r. MoopY. Eastman. at Boston from Rio
Grsnde was IS DAYS Of Rcrmuda with strong nv ana
received other damage the Jan 26
1bs sa Ss. in a' wss sG
while running before the gale carrying away 80 feet o.
doors ssyiiaht hod the with DANA
as =" but s blight Of
line under his arm he hauled on board again after
miles hour
scnR TwExry.oxx FRIENDS. bound to Alexandria. went
May % baltimore where she arrived 2ssh
scnR FRArK HERnxRr tof Dens. which was IN collision
20 .,
the United States Court Yeaze Co Of BANGOR for
$3.50, subject to harfage.
A NEw srEAnER-The Harlan Coingsworth Co. ut
Wilmington. Del. have Just received order from
Baltimore steam Pocket OF the Carolina.
build for them first class iron steamer e DO
Work viii be commenced at once. and it is ex-
pected that tho boat Will he finished about
the latter purt anusry 1879 Her dimensions
fo,lcws:Lcng,h over M about 263 feet breadth 3!
baa IS Of hold II feet The machinery Will
consist walking engine of 60 inches diameter
cylinder and feet Everything about the bont
class and is intended to between Balt
and Norfolk.
LAUNCHED Portland May 30 By Goss Sawyer. schr
John Bra.cwell, 224 TONS owned Dover, NH. Capt
W Chatfeld commands her.
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nons-there being not greet many addressed 10 her
SATISFIED WITH HER LOT.
She says that she Is satisfied with Tho decision OF
the Goyernor In her case and that ia more than she
hoped for She says she mas itte terror OF her ten
years imprisonment, provided her husband can be
with her during the timo. He declares 1t to he his
purpose 10 70 with her and remain with her
until her sentence has expired. Il may DO
I Ia,ry SAID 1nss was.evsr wansss ve sa
that gone he thoroughly cured now ana Is dong
all that man can do TO exriate his former ioily.
Indeed the Georgia lad who know OF his loyal and
manly conduct snce the tragedy, now not only toer
alto his existence but even begin 10 feel sort OF al
4 Full PARDON EXPECTED.
The opinion COWS stronger that the Governor win
give full pardon to The unfortunate woman IN
very short time. IL IS an open secret that lac was
very much inclined TO do so at hrst but that be was
restrained IRON dong by the fact that hor counsel
on tho trial had begged TO be allowed 10 plead
guilty 10 voluntary anslaughtcr He did not feel just
fed IN giving thorough clcmency more than the coun
sci Tor defence had contended for In tho court He
WIS thus forced to Tx some term OF punishment Tor
her, II the public sentiment IN her favor does not
die ont there Is little doubt that uil pardon VIII
coon be obtained, u not from The Governor then from
the Legisat urc In November.
PEARS OF FURTHER TROUBLE
am informed by Colonel Dirnell, tho aho and
humane counsel for the prosecution. who is &C
qnainted with the people OF Pckens county ana their
Temper, nas ne very much ieafs there VIII oe seroSs
Governor. IN which Miss F0wler's character was at
tackled II must be remembered that none OF
these nfhadvts, and testimony OF this sort
introduced In tho trial. Tho most OF the
aldavils from tho Southern their nnecons
Colonel Dorncll is fearful that the Fowlcrs viii
make an open upon the men who have thus
attacked the character OF thor dead rclav". 1t
will be dcplorable in tho extreme II this feud should
BIO opened. Those who do not know cannot iniag emo
the bitterness of feelings that still exist In these
mountain counties between the old "Uni0nists" and
''rcbs, especially those sections unprecedented by
railroads, and shut up from all ibcraziDg influences
the Fowlcrs tho leaders, and have been Tor years
OF the "Uuion" or .'nog back'' element of upper
Georgia, whle the Souihcrns aGd HoTnhlcks load tho
''rebels as they are still called. II these two lam
iics become embroiled bcca Of these adavis tho
fcud may extend tho whole county, aud grow
into an irrepressible vendetta.
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Also In port ship henrietta. Blanchard for Hong Kong:
bark: s s Ss
iGr Hiram Emery wyms Kaa. lG Isops 0sr
s s 81: sr m:aF.
Qvxskc. May as Arrived, ship aa,ss.sn .sr Ldds:
Ssss ka Ssss ao o%.nd
Nor). lehman, do Journal I'm. Mcisaae. rcsou for
cisarsd 2ssh shin. M.snum !So,. noyer. onaon; e.
sios.rn Lonaon Madras arr Briggs; Clyde: ladvis Hob
her . s ssst: D.smrr S
sssses s % 1sRar WHITE i
@ murphy csIs Finn o ssTs s aS N SswIS
Arso iNor!. xndreason. WaieriOrd Horssnsia tNor'.
sseffsnsi.so 9th coraiilsra ,sr MsAlI.ssr DO;
@ snp s @ hsn rn as las e'A doom S
ships RSs,.. c ,;,;s R:s. ca:
and Northbrook, Pearcc Tor San Franchises dg; Loeb
Also in port. bark Albert RUSSELL Carver. for Hons
ST MARC May ls-Iu port. brig Susie strous. Fiekstt
In e.,s. Josie Mld AsS. D S,, and
Brandt TILES Lorinr. Burre y avan.; Meyers Matte
so sssi. psy sopS Nellie
A.y Yhs Nina Es.
~ . .a% m Queens
sr JonS NJ, May ao-Arrved. steamer cortes Bennett
smELsuns.. May a7-Arrvsd. bark saguenay (BD. Grit
Crosby Havre via shclburne henry tBr, Atkinson Ris
Cleared as.h bark TWILIGHT G,' Thesntcn London.
Albion. Mills. Newark. 81.
.rss sz AR sp
WisDsom NJ. May a7Narrvsd. schr Maggie Marssers
YAnMourn n. May 27-Arrived bark Matilda Hyard
Sailed 9th. brig j n colIymore tBr. Point WOLF
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO J ANkRO. MAY %. 1873.
The coffee market is quiet and uschangsd prices are
main aimed $500 a. $50 rcs per kos for good
hrsts The daily receipts for the weak have heen
400 bags, and shipments Tor the same time have
been follows To the hanne and the northern Euro
pean ports 1000 bags; to American ncrts iloD do 10
Mediterranean ports The weeks sales have Deen
follows :-For tho Channel and the North OF Europe
1000 bags; Tor the United States $1,000 no.; Tor the
Mediterranean ports none The total in port 10
30 600 bags Frelghs-Pe sail to the Channel 35s Ex
change on London. 23ls.
SANTOS May %. 1879.
Coffee. oo $500 res per 10 kios for superior. Tho
daily tor the week been O bags
The weeks shipments all countries have been % oo
bags OF which Europe took rs 900 bags The sales OF the
week foot 1000 bars tor Europe None sold Tor
the United States Tho stock on hand Is computed A.
A. 600 BAGS.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ADELAIDE, May 2e-Arrived, brig Ned White Thombs,
New York.
BRIsToL May 30-Arrived, bark Robt Chapman (Br),
Rutherford, New York.
| BREMEN May 3o-Arrived, ship Chas Luling tGsr) :.
wctc Now York; bark Jessunda oler,. Plasse Balti-
more.
BrRcxs. May 24-saicd bark Stanley CNor, wrolosen,
United States.
CAPE Town. CGH, May 3-Satled. brig Helen Holiness
Eldridge. United States.
DovEH May Sailed, bark Braaso Nor) Nielsen, New
York.
DUNDEE May so Sailed. ship Republic. Holiness sunds-
wall
Duxx,Rx. May 2s-Arrvcd. bark Nausiks (Nor) Spiel
berg New York
GRxAr YARMOUTH. May 2s-Arhved. bark Dorotsa y
QtaD. Mnresca New York.
Gosronr II. Nay so-Anived brig Atlas. Gray, Pensa-
| cola
| GLoucssrxR May 3o-sailsd, bark Artisrs Giovanni
| (Aus), Ivaneich, United statch
GLASGOW. May 3o-Arrived, bark Enigma OBJ, Walker.
| United States.
genoa. Nay 27-Arrlved bark Evening Star Br) Nat.
nArLx May 30 Arrived, bark Charlotte Young (Br,.
| Crook. Boston.
HUI. May soArrived steamer otranto Br,. jenkins.
| New York mot previously.
Sailed 3oth bark yittor Pisani Qts. scarpa New York.
HAMsuxc May 2e-Saiied. Frednses (Nor). Petersen.
| Baltimore
Hoxc KoNc to May 3o-Arved. bark Belle Of Oregon.
Merriman, Liverpool
LIVERPOOL May 29-Arrved barks Rival Nor). Jorgen-
SEN Savannah: 3oth Granville Boc tBr). Pardy, New
leans; svca, tsw). Beckstrom. do
Sailed 2sth steamer Hooper (j Murell, Boston; 3Oth,
| bark shatemuc tBr). Roberts. United States.
LONDON May Cleared bark vanadis (Nor), johnson.
| New York.
Lizard May 80 "a Mon. Greece lBr). Pearce
| from New York. for London.
Lyrru May 3oArrived bark Ocean Homo tNor), salve-
! sen. Dnrer via New York.
/ Lisrox May 2s-Arrivcd, schr Artadno Dyer Pensa.
| cola (bcforo reported without datc).
| LxGnoRN. to May 3o-Arrived, bark Emca QtaD, Do
| Gennro, New York
PLYMOUTH May 3o-saied. bark Lizzie Jackson. Mar
| wick. Now York
/ PAuiLLAc May 80 Arrived, bark Giovannina Qtail
| Car iulo. New YORK;
QUEENSTOWN. May 29-Arrivcd steamer Erin (Br). An
drcws New York for Liverpool land prcc,edcd) schr
| Clara Il Bergen Dayton, New Orleans
ErcA to May 3O-Arrivcd bark rcilus (Nor, johnson.
| New York.
ROTTERDAM May 10 Cleared barks waaiand CNor).
Erksen Boston; Lucile Br, Jameson, United States
srxrriS May 26-Saied bark velox (Nor) Olsen, Pha-
| delphia mot from ArendaD.
VALENCIA to May 30 Arrived bark Zuma (Br). Peter
| son. New York.
| WATERFORD. May 2s-Saiied. ship Foreninxen Csw)
| Fahlm ann, New York.
Sailed from - May %. bark Eos CSor,. Dannov,g,
| United States
WEATHER REPORT.
| uoLYmxAp. May 3u-wiud NE. moderate, barometer
| 3oi47.
PLYMOUTH. May so-wind EsE. moderate. ans; baron.
| eter 49,
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FIRE IN DUANE STREET.

Flames were seen at halfpsst twelve O'Clock this
morning issuing IRON the third story windows Of tho
four story BRICK building No ls7 Duane street, occu.
pied Ivy Fisher Lansing as coieo and spice mills.
An alarm was sent out which brought to tho
burning building engine companies Nos :, q and 81
As tho flames had gained considerable beadway, a
second alarm was cent out, winch was promptly 70.
spondcd TO ny engine companies I, o. H. 20 and 10
The united streams oi water wh CHI now play ed
the building coon brought tho flames under con.
troll Tho loss TO the stock and building Is estimated
at s25, ooo The insurance. aays could not be ascer
sainod.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER LorrH tBr, ashore at Cape Haytien, May
%, and was aischargng Cargo to tighten ship
SUR MArryRmoRS Ger wrecked In gale ~
Browse Island Australia prior TO April 20 and the captain
aud the crew lost The rginally American
vessel built Bath Me, In 1865, and registered l3u6
tuns
BARK OAknIIl Of aud Francisco, has been sold
Mt sydney NsN Tor 4OD and placed under the British
flag.
BARK MApoSxA tir) Deifossc from 81 Jago, Cuba Tor
Savdua, has been wrecked Captain ana crew arFei NJ
Kingston, ia, May ~ from Snvaniha
BARK CgLrxA Hodgdon, Portland. Me. May 20, from
Rio Janero via Turks Island reports series Of misor'
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived ut Now Bedford Nav 10, bark Sunbeam Clifford
Atlantic Ocean. Dominica Mag s. with $50 bbls sp oil
Sent home the $50 bbssp oil Reports nothing
Came homo account of having poor rudder.
Arrived at Honolulu May ,. schr Newton Booth Caugh.
he'll with 100 bulls VIII oil.
OF NIB. and paid off part Of crew
letter frcm Fayal 7th inst. reports that bark
Carce Mnrchant of idgartown which left that island
10Th nit Ind arrived with stern plank started having had
repaired and sailed again 4th inst to cruise.
snoken-May s 20 30 N lon rs 30 W, bark ViGsnt.
Clifford. OF Now Bedford.
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May 80.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 30. 1878.
ARRIVALS.

wnIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Aas Low ysem s Nay P Ann cA Y,n
as win md.e and q fm nan
"t snip Siss.nasr Mcneil OF Now orsan spr.u o..e
S. dss sa' .ish sSs w,aa.
81 spoke bark Hsine des Mondes rr, from Monsevideo
Feb s . ss
sss ssi S' : 81 s ~ light
Bark gr. Psysou. Limerick April as Vi. Shell !
bourne NJ IN ballast to order Anchored IN 1ravescna
Harf LisSssnae. tSo Tonne.en ro.ssnd in ballast to
Bark rrsspsrna tAas, vsne,eh hayro April n .n pal
Bark ossso Henry as.n..s IL days with sugar to or
Bark Caro- Grey Confuoros 10 days. with sugar to-
Bars John warss: wnn .. and from Boston days. in
Brig Nichols srp Poole Point .-Pisrs al days. with
sugar 20 II swan 4 Son vessel 70 mater: % A..
with n's sugar and HSssy TO Dv;sns
sehr David amss Ams. Gardens. 10 days. with sugar 70
Sch. sa Lee smith c.s%;isa 10 days. 9Th to
sss @Gi ss si S sss ss.rrs, sss%oaS
sehr ! Connors. Boil; Virginia
ssSr Jennie iiai, Less.,.ss, Virginia yirs,aI.
se%r sre.ss. oi"nasrs virsiaIs.
s sSr H. ls.sr %s: sm virs x'rs'
schr Hudson. Vaughn. Philadelphia for Portsmouth,
Yaeh. onss.h tof oowes Hayden. Queenstown 30 days
Had moderate weather.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
FOUND SOUTH.
with md.e and pns.enssrs 70 BSrliay 4 Davis
s's avsn a ' New
ballast, 70 simpson. cispp \ Co.
ssSr ..pS1 r r i. Jossias York.
schr Conquest tBr, Andrews. st John. N d. for New
seSr Julia Pratt. Rockport for Nex York.
ssS, G Tmms sn %
k'S sss FIJI msy 's NJ. Now York.
schr Aaron kingsiand, Nantncset 70, Now York
sesr sarah X Thomas. Arnold Provdsneo Tor New York
Hs.S Cullen f5SyS Tor Or, New YORK. ys.;
sen. Burnett: RI.ms.ssn: fssyiaense .oI New York.
,s s
I Tsa sas. d fer S S:v
sehr jS%s. SI Poi BUCKLEY westpc, for New
se%r Joseph m"i is%isen. forans q, Tor New YORK.
sehr Texas. Davis. New Londo" Tor New York
seSr 6 i,S WAVE. Hurst, Norwich for New York
senr Alien s% Quincy s@ Quincy o Ssr~ss
schr Liberty, johnson Norwalk for New York.
Schr Henry A Demng. Boardman. Hartford for New
York.
seSr W"Hs irnsSaa Se% Haven for Now YORK '0'A
schr Reading Il No A. Carroll. Ses Haven for New
Schr Jessie Elisabeth. CroweIi. New Haven for New
scnr z A baker. Murray. New Haven for New York.
schr Lucy Jones. Mayhem, Now Haven for Philsde-
schr Oliver seoaeld, Dissosway, New Haven for Bait.
Hchr VIM Parrsn. Lindsey. New Haven for Virginia
schr lanes Boyle, Rogers, New Haven for Virginia
schr II Dnryea, Carpenter. Glen Cove tor New York.
Schr AMMO Chase. Poole. City Island for New YORK.
BOUND FAST.
Steamer EIennora, johnson New York for Portland.
Steamer Gaucus, Bearsc, Now York Tor Boston.
Steamer Amos B1rstow, Kenny, Now York tor Prov
dcnce -
tor Newport, RI TX .
NIB
Schr Lacona. Crockett, New York for Rockiaud, Ne.
schr 4 A I oakley, Newman New York Tor Providence
Schr ALBANIA kokes Rokes New YORK for South
schr Woodruff. Horton, Port Johnson Nov Bed.
ford.
schr Henry May Hatch, Port johnson Tor Providence.
Schr ohm "a Gould. Donovan. Tondout Tor Hartford.
sehr Wild Fire. Bearse. Amboy for Gloucester. Mass.
Sailed from City IsiandBark whitehall tBr) from New
York Tor Goole, Il.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NORTH sEA-ELDR RIVER

RIVER
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Hamburg gives notice oil
the blowing in the buoys in the Noaer Cat Ebe
River
The five black and rcd checkeren buoys. A, H. c. and
E. which indicate the southern limit OF tho channel
Cuxhavcn bel ghtahips No III Neptun) and No II
CJncob nrich) have been taken and replaced by five
black huoys marked in white letters ID, f. r. and IL
The three white checkered buoys IL and LII
the tho Norder Cat have boen taken
replaced by three white buoys marked in black H.
cures a. and q,
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OBITUARY.


Mr. Europe Kelsey died at Frcsport. Cumberland
county, NO., the 18th inst, q. tho ago OF ninety
three years he was ono OF tho most respected CIT
liens that section, and believed by his friends
be the oldest Mason IN Maine " not in tho United
States ng been admitted TO the ordcr at Groion,
Mass. IN 1906
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CLEARED.

steamer Gen Meade tBr,. cowel, Bermuds-A Outer
bridge A Co
steamer Professor Morse, Stead, KY west-F g
Schmidt.
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Anthracite, Grgmey Phiiadelphis-J ames
Hand
steamer Giaucus, Bearsc. Boston-H Dimock.
schr Frank Atwood. Mather, 80 Anus Bay and San
Bias-R Green 4 Go.
schr Empress, Ingersoli Boston-Charles living.
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SPOKEN.

Bark yamoycen from Baltimore for Rio Jsneiro. April
%, lat Is 20 s, lon 80.
Bark Mizpnh (Br) Potter from Belfast for Baltimore,
May 30, off the Capes Of Virginia.
Bark Lidskjaf (Nor, Gunderson from Bremen Tor Pha-
delpha, NJ ay 3D. lat 80 20, Ion rs 80.
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LOUIS ruLrARroN MAcKrSSoN

Adviccs IRON jamaica West Indies, announce
that The manager or tho jamaica Railway, Louis
ruarton Mackinnon, Died at his country residence
at sTne whim,r near Kingston, Jamaica, on Sunday,
May 10. Hc was a member OF the Legislative Coun-
ell anu q leading man IN the country.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CAN'T, or NEBRASKA.
Daniel CAN'T, Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the state Of Nebraska dicd at Nebraska City on
Wednesday morning OF dropsy. Ho was about
NJ old
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Steamers IIerder tde for Hamburg state Of Virginia
BrJ. Port au Prince. &c; zen Meade tBr,, Bermuda;
Isaac Bell Richmond &c: Albemarc, Lewes, Del: barks
Arsrat (Aus), Cork Falmouth; Lizzie wright (Br),
Calais (france) brig A y Pettingili, Cienfuegos
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and casualties reported from the port of Rio
Grande do Sui
Promuleatiop has been given to an additional treaty
OF exlradition between Brazil and Bclglum.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR MONTH
, 1878-03-08
A CARD.

I, the undersigned, Captain of the
French barque Quillota, certify that
Mr.. r. w. DeLion has been my
stevedore in taking en- board cargo
of lumber, at Port Ludlow, on Puget
Sound, and that he has acquitted
himself to my great satisfaction.
! take pleasure in recommending
him as capable, reliable and
straightforward in all his relations;
for which reason it is my pleasure to
recommend his services to all my
fellow shipmasters. L. THoREUx,
Port Townsend, Feb. "A, 1878.
, 1878-03-08

JACoBs FoREvER.-It will be seen
from reading to-day's account of mail
lettings that an offer was made to
carry the Alaska mail from Portland
for the remarkable low sum of S2OOO
more than from this place. We are
reliably informed that through the
untiring efforts of Delegate Jacobs,
the service will be performed from
this place instead. No effort was
spared to have the route remain as 1t
was; but since the awards have been
made known the Portland folks
might as well bid adieu to IA growing
trade which is slipping from their
grasp. Delegate Jacobs is not the
man to make brilliant spread and
cover himself with cheap, gIltterlng
glory, but he goes in for solid work
that will last. He is not the most
brilliant, but certainly the most prac-
tically useful and desirable delegate
this Territory has ever had.
, 1878-03-08
Notice of Sheriff'S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF decree of foreclosure OF
mortgage, issued out OF the District Court
of the Third Judicial District of Washing
ton Territory, holding terms at Port
Townsend. w. r., in the suit of Cyrus +.
Clapp, plaintiff, VS.. John Y. Sewell, de-
tendant, duly attested and to me directed
on the 9TH day of March, A. d., 1873,
against all the right. title and interest of
the defendant John Y. Sewell, to the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
the county of Island, Territory of Wash
ington. to.wit: The north west quarter Of
the southeast quarter, the southeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and lots NO.
one a., two ~, six 6), and seven, Of Sec
ton twenty-five l22) and lots No. two (2),
aud three ,3), of section twenty-three (23),
all in township No. thirty-two (32) north
Of range one ~ east-containing two hun
dred ann forty-eight and sixty-four-One
hundredth I24S 64-l00) acres.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Satur.
day the 9Th Day Of April A. D. 1878, at II
O'Clock noon, at the Court house in Cove
land, in said county of Island, w. H.,
will sell all the right, title and interest of
the said John Y. Sewell, in and to the said
above described premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash. in U. S. gold coin, to sat
isiy said decree. to-wit: the sum of eight
hundred and seventy-tive and 22-l0O dol
lars gold coin, together with interest
thereon mt the rate OF off, per cent. pei
month, with counsel fee of fifty dollars,
and costs amounting to twenty-one and
30-l0O dollars, together with my costs,
commissions and disbursements on said
sale. JAMES WATSON,
Sheriff of Island county, w. Il.
Bradshaw IL Inman, attys for plaintiff.
Dated March z, 1873. 3:4w