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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-12-12
(Fron ouI Correspondents


The weather seems quite unsettled
at present and u little snow falls
nearly every day but not enough for
sleighing.
Mr.. Fitch returned from Chicago
last Tuesday and Mr.. Owens returned
Saturday. They are both shipping
cattle to that market! They have
shipped from this station about three
hundred and seventy head, and will
continue to ship as long as the
weather will permit. 1t has been a
great help to this part Of the country,
putting in circulation about seven
thousand dollars and enabling farm
ers to meet payments which they
could not otherwise have done.
Messrs. Owens and Fitch report sales
rather dull compared with former
markets, in Chicago.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
Geo. Bcseau's youngest child, little
boy four years old, died yesterday of
membranous Group. He had a Sc
we're attack Saturday night but
seemed quite we'll Sunday and un-
usually playful. In the evening
there was signs of relapse, and DR..
X. J. iloyt was sent Tor who did all
he e. uli t, relieve he childs suffer-
ings, but the disease had obtained
too firm held and was beyond the
reach Of human aid, and yesterday
about eleven o'clock, a. M, death
came to his release. His grave is
dug in the new cemetery and little
Sy!vcster's will be the first mound
erected there. Rev. L. H. Noses
Twill preach the funeral sermon in
the congregational church to-lnor-
row ut eleven O'clock.
GLEAN1NGs.
Wild gee.e wee scen flying south
tn. f urt, and ii iii Of ti.is moath.
\ lite child o. ". II. Hawkins
die last week If swellings on its
neck. 1t was about five months old.
Tntre is divine services in the
Congieg ,tional Church every Sab
bath ut the hours of eleven in the
morning and half past six in the
evening. Mr. Moses fills the pulpit.
There is preaching in Masters hall
every alternate Sabbath by Mr.. Gim-
sen, Methodist minister.
Farmers have been blowing here
to the third and fourth of this month.
| The Grammatical entertainment last
Friday evening proved quite sue
cess.
Dec. 10 ~
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Frnit lice ,.

Apples to be hardy should be
grown III the climate where it is III
tended for rncn to remain. Hun
arcds O thousands of trees brought
to this state from New lo.k, ONO,
and Wisconsin have only given dis
appointment to the l.nter, and It
VS. no until MilEcsr;: ineu legal,
at the ! unu;.t. u. ana Elise, .leir
trees fro.n ,he s>ed ..iid g...i, j .. ).
sacces, bes..n to crown thc e.ioits II
the M;nnesot.. Init grower. y. +.
Brand 0. the F:r.bau.t NJ >ery Was
one Of the first men to embark i'll ne
enterprise, and to-day !arg, bea,ing
orchards bought from ..-> nursery
can be fcu ii n all part, 9 tnt : e
from la Or ~. !, 10 !.
Many TN. ~. hires ai> =. .nt.
in tic c, unt:9s "a Tv,,- DougiAss
and NJ e .er. lie Is no.. Il 49, .e
the peo..,c Of ..edw>o>> IN. PIG Il
rounding country Il l,rg ,a~~.....e..
Of the hardest trees to be found in
the world, including crab appl~s,
swee mi SOU, suinme.' fl. aid
wih.e., -sii..uesOta e>uling apes.
sixty-tive varieties Of RUSSIAN ,,pp.es,
cve.greens, grapes, 10 e., s,t.'" D i
rlc,, raspDcfil~s, >utr:...ts ia Goos
berries, and in fast efe.y Lag de-
sirablc in this lat tie.
Tne ,rees he lbs ;lr"@.sy IL e:3'..
ted III tnis part :. iAe ,ounS.. Do...
witness to the very super,o.' lua..t.
Of his stock.
| S. S. Mack, Esq, is now agent TO
this nursery and will deaf with YOU
fair and honorably and in liberia
manner.
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To the Public in General.

To the Public in General.
wish this understood, that I have
greatly added to my stock of Groceries
and Boots & Shoes and am now prepared
to sell goods cheaper than any other 'es
Enlistment in Redwood. My stock is
almost entirely NEW. and for the next
80 or 60 days will sell at COST. do not
often advertise in this way but when
do. l mean business. BY calling and ex-
aiming goods and prices you will a:
once be convinced that this is correct. to
a letter.
Assorted and well packed Michiga.
Apples for $3.50 per Dbl.
Coffee \ Sugar 10 ID for 81.
Extra G. g II Id :. I.
c 12lb i" 1.
Is bars Kirk soap I" 1.
% lbs Dried Apples =" 1.
Il lbs Saleratus :" 1.
4 No. Turkish Prunes 10 cents per
pound. heretofore 1915.
A. No. Eng. Currants 81 cents per
pound. heretofore IL.
B.st Flo Coffee 90 cents per pound
heretofore q.
Extra lava Coffee 80 cents per ponnt'
here! nfo"" 50.
1Hnan Teas = to 90 cents per pound,
',a"a.ofn~a 80 - 81,
"ast !. IT, Teas :, cents per pound
heretofore 90
New Orl ans " ,'asses. the best. 80 cents
per gal heretofore 81.
Splendid Svrurs go 70 90 cents per gal.
hereto rnro - 70 II
7-'~- -. r'ia z CENTS per gal.
-rntcforc 81
"'";t" zinc V;nc:ger sc cc"ts per gel.
ct GRE TO-
good viraror 10 oonts per gal.
,:""S
'"r ~ per 10. herctofor %
Fansy Candies % cents per Ii hereto
foro 10
w boots on! shone ~ou -:1' f,l N, 70
low pos. A rooI na;- of Stoga boots for
:" . pair better for 1926. and an extra
NJ. I V:o bot g. 3os have q
f,.'! IN '" 'a':~ ""a ch;llrnn's shoes.
y! If WI, oh VII y c"l' at r-icns lower
',an ~"nr,' - ,n,r+~v hnfore.
Go n~= - - ar' carly. ! have
* In = '.nar"s! to wait upon
multitude Of pcnnle.
Sal's commence at once and continue
until sold. r"m"mher. bring your peck.
ct books as will not trust out goods a,
these prices. Yours,
J. D. BUNCE.
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Choice Eleme Figs at Dobner &
O'Hara's.
Over so different styles Of diaries
at Rob't Watsons.
Freech, German and Spanish can
dies at Dobner & OHara's.
Pure Wisconsin Buckwheat flour
at Crouley Bros.
500 lbs pure sugar candies just re-
ceived at Dobner & O'Haras.
I Croulev Bros. lun a delivery wag-
on. Goods are sent free Of charge
to any place in the village.
Alabaster vases and toilet sets at
Dobner & O'Hara's.
The largest stock Of jewclry in
Western Minnesota, for sale by c.
F. Thomas,-o:e year from date
perhaps. Dec. 10Th, 1878,
China mustachc cups, MUGS, cups
and saucers ut y bner & O'Hara's.
a fresh supply Of Frank Field &
Cos celebrated Caramcls just re
ceived ut Brodhead's.
Santa Claus headquarters at DOB
ner & O'Hara's.
Troches L0zeng superior to
Browns fer bronchial Affections
for sale at Brodhead's.
Grand rush for Christmas goods
at Dobner & O'Hara's.
Drop in ard see Charlie Thomas
little stock of Jc-. el v and # 20, see
what you want, she price shall not
prevent your buying.
200 lbs. nuts just received at Dob
ner & O'Hara's.
Rob't Watso,' 5 Hel.day trado has
increased SO much ~ 10 zee sta,
the use OF the telegraph. He has
completed arrangements witt: Chica.
90 Wholesale Houses whereby he
can fill special orders for holiday
goods in any line up to the evening
Of the 22nd. If you want anything,
no matser what it is, to make your
friends happy, he has t CT will &c,
it on very shor: notice and in time
A large stock OF holiday goods al
Dobner & O'Hara's.
Remember my last order before
the holidays, will be sent to Chicago
next Monday. Look at the numer.
Gus stocks in our city, and if you
cant find what you want, leave you,
order with me. G.. F. Thomas.
Oh! Those lovely vases and toile,
sets, and so cheap at Dobner s. o.
Hara's.
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-Faber's Artists Pencils, Dixon
Graphite Pencils, Copying Pencils,
At Rcp'r. WAIsc--
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GREAT FIR e!
DEALER IN

Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Toys
&c. Give him call and see his
goods.
The finest assortment of the kind
in town, and at prices to suit the
times.
Repairing Of any kind neatly done.
Remember the place, Sickle &
Wiltshire's, Cor. Second and Wash
ington SITS, Redwood Falls, Mimi.
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Auction and Commission
Store.

MARTIN 4 Sons, Proprictors.
To the business men, farmers, me-
chanics and every body.
The undersigned would respect
fully announce that they have open
ed an Auction and Com mission store,
in Baldwin's new building on I'd
Street, where they are prepared to
buy and sell on commission, either
at private or public sale, every article
of property kncwn to trade, from an
elephant down to cambria needle
Auction every Saturday afternoon
and veming.
| Morro,-Quick sales and small
profits.
Prompt remittances on all sales.
Martin e. Sons
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Chicago 1 North. Western Railway.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
New Tim.
Leave for Chicago and the East 5:45 A. NJ.
Local News.

Lafayette Truesdell is starting q
milk dairy business.
TOYS! TOYS! A fine stock and
cheap at Dobner & O'Hara's.
The County Treasurer addresses
the public through these columns,
this week.
Wired W,llia ESQ., is at LANDER
= .ge,l in the prosecution Of
;, 10. selling cases.
- IF wheat to the elevator
or me reason that the
rice s DETER than at neighboring
20 nts and the grade more sa!is:act-
cry.
The term Of our Village school
will close on Friday of next week,
the goth inst. The second term will
commence the first Monday in Janu-
ary.
Suffer not disappointment by en-
ploving too many "cures, but for
diseases of Infancy use DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup which never disappoints.
and cost only 25 cents bottle.
Hereafter there will be social SER
vice in the Christian Church every
Sunday at lo4 o'clock when Mr..
Frost is not present to preach. Tie
Sabbath school regularly at Il
O'clock.
This is a dangerous season, and
often the fon.est mothers care is no
protection against Conyhs and Cold
and Hoarseness. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup should therefore be kept in
readiness. Price IS cents.
Mr.. Mossman, of the Town of
Westline, brought a load of wheat
to this elevator and received sixteen
cents a bushcl more than he had
been receiving for the same quality
Of wheat at MARSHALL It was grad
cd higher and the price better.
Mr.. Sewell has received his goods
and commenced business. He occu.
pies the new building on Mill Stree;
adjoining Mr.. Bushnell. Mr.. Sewell
has been prominent merchant in
the city Of ToEd-du-Lac for twenty.
Ave years and will be valuable ad
dition to our business community.
The temperance meeting, on Tues
day evening, was, We think, the
largest that has yet been held. Mr.
Hanscom and Mr.. Davis addressed
she meeting.
Mr.. Hanscome took occasion te
yehearse very discreditable portion
of history Of the temperance worker
Mr. Murphy, and to speak OF tina,
gertleman's temperance views in :
waythat is not calculated to advance
the cause. That part of the speech
could have been omitted to advant
age. Mr.. Murphy's work shows bet
ter results than that of any other iv
ing temperance man, and Mr.. Hans
CONS remarks were altogether un
necessary and exceedingly unbecom
ing. The next temperance meeting
will be held i'll the N. E. church OF
Monday evening the 2sd, inst.
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The Paris correspondent of the
London Daily News says: "In the
United States Court there are fewer
disappointed exhibitors than in any
other. Out of 1000, 500 have car
RED off prizes. The Americans sent
very little trash to Champ de Mar"
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The Benson Advocate publishes
the following advertisement: "Want-
ed, at Ortonviile, Big Stone county,
Minnesota, a white man to publish a
white mans paper. Such q man
will receive proper encouragement.
No ambitious, masculine darkey
need apply. CIV. PARKER."
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New Tim and Redwood Stage Lin.

Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falls via. Yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and r.
turn on Wednesdays and saturdays.
Redwood Fails to Beaver Falls and return ev'
cry Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
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Chambers Bros.
Opera House Company.

The management take great pleas
ure in announcing the engagement
Of Mrs. Wallace Britton, supported
by a powerful dramatic company of
eighteen artists.
LIST night will be presented the
beautiful play Untitled "Lady Andly's
secret, with laughable after piece.
End night will be enacted the
beautiful drama entitled Lost and
Won."
Let all lovers Of fun avail them.
selves Of this their first opportunity
in Redwood.
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PO.ST.0EFICE

REDWOOD FALLS, MrNS., JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HorRs--For delivery of mail and sale
OF stamps, from $50 A. NJ, to $50 p. NJ
week days. On Sundays. from Il NJ, to r.
n.
Money order and Register Letter Depart.
ment open from A. -. to6P. ".
ROBr. WATSON, p. NJ.
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MAsONIC-ANrrQUrrY LODGE No. 81, A. F. s
4. M.-ReGular meetings on the list and I'd
Wednesdays in each month. at ~ O'Clock r.
u. e. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
PATRONS OF HrsRANpRv.-The Redwood
Grange No. IA, meets regularly on the first
and third Saturdays Of each month AT O..
clock p. NJ. W. A. SwISHER. Sec.
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Finest stock of Candies in town
.1fcOobner d O'Hara's.
CO. toys, candy fruits, candies
,pf MEs at Dobner 4 O'Hara's
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Call and examine our goods and
learn our prices before purchasing
elsewhere it I'll pay you.
DCBNER & O'HARA.


thursday and Friday evenings
Dec. lath and Goth, at Court House
HALL
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Church Directory.

PRIsbrrERrrN.-Rcv.H Henry A. Dodge, Pastor.
Services every SABBATH at II O'Clock 4. NJ. and
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. Sabbath school at 10 o.
clock A. NJ.
MRrHoprsr.-Rev. 3. n. DAVIS, Pastor. Ser
vices every SABBATH ut 10l. A. NJ, Sabbath
school every Sabbath, ut Il NJ.
CHRlsrrAH.-Eldcr, A p. Frost, Pastor. Ser
vices every Lordstiay. mt 1Gis A. N. and 81
r. NJ. Sunday School IL r. NJ
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CLEARED.

City Of Limerick (Br Lochead. Liverpool via
Queenstown John q Dals
ste amer Clyde. Irbon. Aspinwall-Pache Mail Steam
Steamer Acadia. Dicxman Kingston. Ja-Isaac Sta
steamer Santiago do Cuba. winnett Hsvana-wm
steamer Rio Grsnde. Boiler. Galveston via Key West
steamer Morgan City. Road, Now orIsans-Bogert 4
steamer Hudson, Gaeer New orloans-Ciark 4 Seaman.
Steamer City OF Macon, Nickerscn savannah-Georgc
steamer City OF Ahanta. Woodruff. charlcston-J W
steamsr Bencfaetor, Jones. Wilmington, Nc-wm r
Steamer G knight, Chichester. Georgetown, DE- L
steamer Martha Stevens Chance, Baltimore VIM Dali
sto.mor Ann Ellis. Warren. phiads'gh,sJ.mes Hand
snip Hos tAPr,. rara'dsen copcnhasen- funch Edve
lark occan Home. tNor savosen. Leith--McKsy
Dix &c.,
Bark Dictator (Nor Tomassen. Queenstown or Fai !.
Meteor tuer), Dcnkchcrs, Brcmcn atjen. Toel
Bark Miriton r,, vanney frederickshaven for orders
Ba 0nni tsusj, DanIberg, Baltimore -Funch. Edyo
brig Kavon NASH Gibraltar for ordors-simpson ciapp
nris Emma Hall; Perry, MA & MAS. Co.
Brig zingu tBr, Edsott. Perth Amboyp Nsvus
'G schr VIM II Keeney Beers Bahia via Richmond. Va
scnr xddis schiaener. De.ksn Eleushsra Weinberg
schr silas McIoon, Spear. Eleuthern Isaac z stables
schr champion usr), GRANVILLE 1t Johns, Mp Ne
! SER, So,hern Gomo tB1' Van Nordon Canning. Ms
Sehr Gcorge Churcnnan Risoy Fcrnandina al bentley
sehr .;s"rgo Haock. sharrett. Richmond, Val amos
A Van Brunt. NJ
sehr Revenue, rninnsy iailowsil Mexrthar ssarsucx
schr huntress, Brown. Provincctown. MassJed Fryo
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Demott and tell him no had apology to make,
which done. Thereupon q letter was written TO
Clark as follows
A CHALLExGE.
DEAR SIR-My friend requests me 20 state that Mr viii.
Jams explanation was entirely unsatisfactory Nc pem2tt
feels himself deeply ngieved. and desires u meet Mr.
Williams and friend Edge Hill Grove Bucks county.
Pa. or any other place which your friend may sug-
gest, ut sunrise tomorrow morning II your friend Is
gentleman Of honor he will comply with this re-
quest II Mr. Demott viii proceed &c meas
urcs Yours truly, j. h. RuESkLLE.
r. S. or course your friend has choice OF place. &c
THE LAW INVOKED.
To this Williams repl d by having warrant issued
Dcmott Rocselles arrcst charges OF melting
10 duel. which rs statutory offence Roeseie lett
Tor New York this evening and Dcmott was
arrested by Constable Thorn and taken before Justice
Dignan. After preliminary nearing he was allowed
20 60 on his rccognzence and appear Monday morn
ing, when examination will DO held.
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AKrsp, March oArrivcd. ship Victoria, Atwood. CAL
.
AprLsipr Feb 2o-sailed. bark chas Pearson Swain.
Newcastle. &c. ..
AcAruLco March 2e--Auivcd. bark Ccsira diaD savig
non. Cardiff
In port March -. ship Ravens Pachs utaD, Desndries.
for Puget Sound -
Liverpool - -
New Orleans.
CoLonro. March i4--in port bark Marlborough 3D.
Forbes. for Now York. -. .
CANso April i2Aruvcd. barKs C1arbei tBr), Sinclair.
Dundnlk. 18th, Isabel I,anc, Liverpool.
GIBRALTAR April 1-Atrvei, steamers Bcngs tbr) Hut
ton, Palermo. &c Cand sailed same Day Tor Boston aud
New York I'd, Svcnd DAM, Aurs. Mcssina, &C. tand
called same day fot New York;.
sailed March ~, brig Tasso utaD. De Gcnnaro urom
New York;, Coustantnoptc.
In April 2. schv Thos Lancaster, Huntes, rcw
New ork, dsg. -.
from Calcutta tor New York.
iI.vnn April i1--Arrived. chip rssmyr~ Preble. SEQ
Hove Kose Fob is-Arived BARK wcmhy Pendetcn.
Blanchard, keeiunG - 60,
Sailed Feb ia bark Julia Brown Nlckcvson. Chefoo
2is ships tiathere thompson Nsrssak aud Smonosski
10 load tor Channel Tor ord 10 United Kingdom
fAltrkx, April 2Dssico steamer Peruvian tBt). smitn
(from Bsltitnorr). Liverpool -. eau.
MrlroukHr, Feb 15Ss,d ships Hudson tbD, Voiviis.
Adelaide; i7sh. Paasy. Bray. Icilo.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

1!soi, fivsSpoo'; xllsn,osn Pnii.ds pais; ssnrs
orsSaSd b.f.sos Hin sso.s. asS.en. bsl.,moSc: jams.
Asss Ellen fsS%p.Su rsd Rona John
. SS,lnfsS Ea%: ns@ 1%s0{
Norton Slower. Sherman Masansas; u Libby. Buck
oIesIsasssano,s wm Crane. IIcws, E..imors: Nor
New yosk !; srSr Lucy b. Handy. Soyiolx,
sailed steamers Ma,sachuse,ts. Mississippi and Car
0 BiLr}MokE. April ao-Arrvea, steamer yo.epsiu.
Crosby y.' Ilverpooi; x..er. fs..sy d.. Jenny
sa9S. M:ns dss ss Ts1 ma
cs.s. New york. se''''o' ' nv
mss @ c,.. ss'pSc
Sexesrn Nc Lax. Wilhelm Mor sssd 2acsnr,owa
Jsasio: o.%psasro ao Dol s.naI, B.I, Harper.
SSSS-S:isa ,:S.s Y;; s
Ton: .I Z baker. Jayne. rsius@e"sos. -. -,
trscht. WIN owen. aud a C.nn bnsc Packard
ssRJgSswics, apri is"Arr,ved schr Ida Eldridse.
icsn Arrived sehr navcn. Pierce Phil.de,phla
Cleared -schrs Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Providence; d.
VIZ S,.sk,on. ISelane Baltimore: .. q. MA.
mcr, ship Thonhill tB. Haynes from Queenstown alec
s iss.s Sp'f fs:a usa.s cron verpoop Ba
Passed in for a h.rbor 0 y Hcrer Poland from
GsLvEsTtX. April is-Arrivsd. sehr ncion A Hoy,.
NOZZLE April so-cicarcd. schr Sarah whi,moro,
NEW oai.ExSs' April 10 Arrived, bark. vaub.n dr,.
os's .. nsr-s ssmss %; Liverpool
bark Lizzie harry r). CiaSto mot Connors, do schrs
a sts's s%' "'s sscss way
,fh-frrived steamers Agicr,. iinwthorns. and New
ships oricn hen. do. john Berry, Emerscu IA"
mouth; ssrN' Mssdasna .No, sao,.sir ao,,ets.T
,Bri thompson, Queenstown; schr clara Bergen. Day
.ra:.s- April 20 arrived. ship Assrseana sBr. James
rENsAcoLx. April io.s,rivsa s.rs. victory tnr
i7,I Arrived bark An.o IIsus,, 0iin. 0icoiucsos;
Bot,siord (Rr), Atkenssn. havana ~"
t,sr sH
ss 5a sS'n svs
aet) Wm,lcn, Bremen; Avcnr H. wsremaS, Mer
rnnnsy. ksnSss.s hysr;I r.T's, Posn; ss;
smith smith pc.G" sns s"Ss Mspes
CIenr.Ims,eamcr Jnnia.s catharno. savannah: vir
gnia inn,cr Ch~slostsn Winchester Rogers Fall RIVER
so sas al nip
,sss @ SrsGp , ssfrss Edo @
f S"as i 90. Jesse starr rIoy,se,ss
sSgs .r;'S & Ss%sds. s :f.'sgs y
.worsy Hanger Mary Ansa:.a i,D, ao E,,", e.,
SsSp cls s.ss ss' ;ss r.,
io "s s sSS. Ss.s rsisa. k,apsr ssna Irvine
ristts Iiml, sseo; Tayler Mnshis Cheesemsn l,o'gn
| kebeccn VI Smith. Grace do: Nlckerscn HASKELL DO
Mary Frecsand, Clara, do; Is Terry, liarrs do; W
HcpHins, Busb Prevalence; jesse starr. BARTON 90
Greek sc Joanna Doughty, Doughty, Savannah; JOSEPH
| Lrwrs bel. Apri 2u--Arrived, ship Commerce lBr)
Nickssson Liverpool; barks KorsfArer lNor ysropsen
Nswry; Bessie BrD, Dsrymplc. stosh; brig WHO tbO
| Smith. Caibsren :.
| sailed Brig Laura tBr,. for New York.
fSsfl snI r.. Spri, ie.siasss, 'Sp Lydia sso
| nca. Brown, Liverpool; sehr Mary Stec'c' virginia
| Cleared-Scur Thomas y cw York -. a..
etb-,,,esred steamer LaNe Megantic tBr), Batersb,
liverpool: BARI Laxsis Merry, ksaser Massnsas sch
Belle Bsown, - Pierre
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

scHR Concord Rockland Me- lost Cape Porpoise
owned by Mcssrs Cobb. Wight Norton and valued at
81 300 Tho cargo. consisting of TOO me
property the Cobb Lime Co; loss 1907 No Insurance
vessc! or cargo.
HATTIE STARK, 90 tons register, sold BY
Baltimore Friday for s. 75O.
ELIZA WILLIAMS Of Burnstable, was sold At
toa Thursday fairhaven to Jamos Powers
OF Boston, for 1888.
sLoor YAcnr sUssHixE Formerly Henrctta,, Of Prov-
dcnce, burned Friday NJ Pawtucket, RI. The i
IA tho property OF Claudman. Of New York.
who extensive alterations and i'm
pruyoncnts In her COM
mission. In 1874 while mo property Of Mr. Wetts Of
Boston, she capsEsd In Narraganset Bay, drowning
several OF hor occupants.
CnrsrxR, Pa, April 22The new steamer Rio Janeiro.
which this morning for New York. returned
city this evening after having proceeded rs tar as New
Cnstlc She back the yards OF iistin
She will ballast aud leave again for New
York at 4 O'clock tomorrow morning.
HALiyAx, Ms, April 2O-The government steamer New
field Sable Island, wrecks. All Is well
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