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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-21
Fr6m The County Seat.

Fr1AYING A CORNER SToNE.-Last Sunday
afternoon the ceremony of lsyinS Tic corner
stonE ofthc Lutheran and Reformed church,
of East Mauch Chunk, was performed by
Revs. Freeman, Iiaitzle and Wackernagle.
The church will be called st. Johns Union
church.
sRRESAbRb.-TBe Cornet Band, Tuesday
evening, commemorated the return home of
Hon. John Beisenring and family, bt
serenade. They subsequently serenaded
Capt. Foster and Mr.. James Beford, adding
$50 to their fund for purchasing uniforms.
STREET FIGHr.-A bloodless fight took
place on Packers corner, Tuesday evening,
between constable George Painter and Pat:
Niece, of East Mauch Chunk. 1t grew out
of a refusal of Painter to attach d pig be-
longing to one Of McGee's creditors at Rock
port. "Pap" says McGee wanted George to
help him "steal hog" McGee was intox-
icated.
PoLITICAL.-Some excitement was created
here on Thursday, in political circles, by
report that movement is on foot TO get up
an Independent citizens ticket throughout
the county, a large meeting having been
held to that end on Wednesday night in
Summit Hill. The party leaders are fright
ened' Otherwise matters are quiet in political
circles.
VARIOUS MATTERs.-In order to print the
new Democratic organ, this week has mark
ed the establishment of another printing
Office.
a son of Mr.. Robert Zane, fell and broke
his leg, last Saturday.
We have two excursions this week, Mish-
ler's from Reading, numbering 100 and
McCurg's, Thursday, from Philadelphia,
numbering about l4OO.
The small allotment Of coal for the next
month, by the Coal Board Of Control, has
cast another shadow over business here.
Judge Packer is recreating away from
home and SO is DR.. Joseph Locier.
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PaCkertOn EEippics.

F. B. Morris, has been confined to the
house for several days.
Mrs. Thomas Carryell, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few days at W. L. Stiles.
Miss Ballet, of Mahany City, is visiting
her uncle, Samuel Mertz.
The Methodist Church proposes holding
a fair and festival here sometime next
month.
-Onr mutual friend, DR.. Boylan, made
the Weigh Scale boys glad by presenting
them with some of BIS choice grapes.
We were shown bean pod measuring
261 inches long FROM the gardth OF ,Ephriam
Rergi; Beaver Run. How about the cham
pions from RoGkport and Weathgriy.
Prof William Davis, of this place. has
removed II Hdzlctoh, where he will remain
permanently, He has very large class
there, and is the organist of the Methodist
church.
John Downing; has sold His hhe prop
erty to Peter Andrews, the merchant here.
He will remove to Wisconsin; where he eX-
poets to purchase farm,
The three tickets of the COUNTY are now
before us. There will be a good square fight;
we may expect red hot canvass it is
in by either of the parties, but let the contest
be carried on in manly way. Blackguard-
ism is not the argument that an honorable
man will use
ssse-A shocking accident occurred here on
the particulars ofwhich are as fol-
lows: For sometime James Long has had
his grapes stolen and the vines destroyed, in
order, to find out who was the thief, he
placed a miniature cannoh-loaded with
powder and paper only, connecting the same
by a wire running around his grapery; this
connection was only iftade when he was
about to retire for the night, aud dsconncct-
ed in the hiornihg, On Sunday his oldest
son, william, was explaining the arrange
ment to young friend, he picked up the
weapon and seeing the cap split, supposing
the piece had been discharged, he unthink-
iugly snapped the trigger, the result terrific
explosion blowing his right hand complete
ly off; his father rushed to the scene horri-
fed, the sufferer was conveyed to his r6oh,
and Drs. Reber and De Young summoned.
Amputation was performed midway between
the wrist and elbow. No danger is antici-
pated; although tho shock to the patient was
severe Tp1llL,LN, 60 sf-oN.
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Big Creek Items.
REEFER.

The potato crop will turn out below an
average yied.
twill soon be time for bGck%heat cakes.
Farmers have sown considerable grain
already.
Nights and mornings of late have be-
come quite cool.
Lay in a supply of Goal:
Quail shooting is now lawful;
-Cabbogo is very scarce in this section,
this year.
&C. A. Buck moved into ohe ortho Paint
Mill houses ON Tuesday of this week.
Henry Deppsyj ofAlbrigptsville, was at
this place ON a visit On Tuesday and Wed
nesday last.
The city band of Reading %ds on visit
to Mauch Chunk on Tuesday.
Miss Kate Wagner, is still teaching dt
Maria Furnace.
A child Of VIM. Larose, of near Weiss
port,was inferred st the st. Paul's chufch, Of
this place, on Tuesday last. Funeral service
in German by Rev, j, +. Freeman; Of the
Reformed church. Yours, etc,
Revere.
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NEals0ning TSyinIIIings.

Cool weather this.
Farmers are busy sowing grain.
E. Z. Krum is working for Stephen
Cunfer at present
&C. II. Lapp, of Beaver Run, has silver
dollar that was made in the year 1895.
Nathan Merit, of Stewart Run has rails
ed potatoes that weigh h., so he says.
j. C. Xander intends to start singing
school next week. wish him success.
JEFF Lentz, from Jeddo, was in the val
ley paying a visit to n. NJ.
j. n. NJ, is Working at his trade-gun-
smithng.
S. W. NJ, was over the Blue Mountain
on Saturday lo see his friends.
There were five turkeys stolen from
Henry Gombert on Monday night.
james Gombert shot black snake on
Monday afternoon that measured AZ feet
VI. F. Newmoyer is getting his wagon
painted by Elvin Shinger. %~'
j. II. NJ, has started night school at
Pleasant Corner. On Tuesday evening it
was well attended.
john Nothstein and Elias Rnch had the
pleasure of shooting two wild ducks few
days ago.
john BcnninGhoff, was lucky on Mon
day, he found silk handkerchief; but
think he cannot keep it--Jetf. Rrum is the
owner Of It; lie lost it as he was coming
home from the other side of the Delaware.
-Eias Ruch while coming home from
WORK on Monday night fell III the mill dam,
and would have been drowned, had it not
been for j. Nothsten.
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opinions aHa ScntimsFts oppressed By our cVr-
respondents under this head
Ed. CARBoy ApvocArE: "Alpha's" refer
ence 10 vaporings" is Smother attempt at
witticism. How satircal le is: and as
final effort he has procured The records, and,
like the Louisiana Returning Board" pre-
sents such result as he wishes. He may
be handy thing to have about sorletime in
NoYeinbcr.
We still maintain that his statetrhnt in
his first article was false. 81 heard II" may
he Modification to him, but not to lis, we
rest that part Of the case however-'no CROSS
examination"
As to his reference about charge against
the teachers tone in particular) for The life
of US we do not understand "&lpha"-
"Dreamng again, perhaps" Wedon'tknow
what he meaus-we never heard anything
as to the personal character of any Of the
tcachers we consider their character above
reproach and if they had to rely on such
champion as "Alpha' their prayer would
soon be: from such "oh Lord, deliver us"
no, no, "Alpha, ,'you are wandering. As to
our generosity toward them, it may be
moot-case. lf"Alpha" can find in any Of
our articles anything like an attack upon the
character Of our teachers why Nc will stand
accused
AS to his.being a careful and studied
writer; we gave him the credit we thought
due. But his modesty admits of no such
honor; we take it all back, if he does not
deserve it.
As to his attending schools, half the time;
tone day there, and the next some other
place., we don't know that we care particu-
lary about that, nor did we question his
ability financially, to attend priratc schools.
We were not his guardian and are not re-
sponsible He says he has no particular de
sire to nttncli anyone, but if attacked will
defend himself We were under the i'm
preston all along that we We're the defend
ent in the case; but it seems not however
we rest our case faaily deeming further at
tention to "Alpha's" articles unnecessary.
PACKERTON, Sept. II. ANON.
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For cheap dress and dry
goods call at Dan. Graver's
Bee Hive Store.

For boots, shoes or rubbers, OF the finest
makes, call on T. d. Clauss. You will find
an immense stock to select from, at lower
prices than ever before offered.
The Board Of Control of the Coal Com
bination met at Long Branch Tuesday, fix
ed the production for October at 200, 600
tons, and continued the present combination
until the lst Of April, 1879. There is TO be
general suspension ofmningi in the Schuyl-
kill region from Wednesday last until the
end of this month, the September quota Of
that region being filled,
ALI medicines warranted fresh, genuine
and unadulterated at the Peoples Drug and
Family Medicine store. A. j. Durling,
Proprietor.
DO you need Gall and winter suit Of
clothes, made up in the latest and most dur
able manner? then go to T. D. Clauss, the
merchant taller, ON Bank street, and be "fit-
ted" Prices lower than ever.
IL. B. Pulver's glycerine magazine on
the Curtis farm, two miles south of Brad
ford, Pa, and near De Collier, which CON
tained 70 pounds Of nitro-gycerine and ZOE
pouHds Of dynamite, exploded about noon
Sunday, instantly killing N. b. Pulver J. b.
Bgrkholder, Andrew P, Higgins, and Charles
Page. The men were literally torn in pieces
and their remains were scattered in all direc-
tions, and only recognizable by their cloth
ing
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired,
and work warranted, at lowest cash rates, at
Hageman's cheap cash store, opposite public
square, Weissport 39-l3.
See cherubms in another column hold
inga bunch ofgrapes from which Speer's Port
Grape Wine is made, that is so highly es-
teemed by the medical profession for the use
OF invalids, weakly persons, and the aged.
Have you seen the beau
tiful styles Of ladies fall and
winter dress goods at the Bee
Hive Store If not, call at
once, Prices very low.
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SncieYY Meetings.

NPtSITo CASTLE, No. IS, a. o. x. OF THE NJ. G
2nd aud 4th MONDAY Of each month, in Re
ber's Hall, Behighton, at 1880 O'Clock r. NJ
Hy. KOstenbader, =. X. O.. 5. II. Gilman.
8. X. r. ).
GNADEN HUTTEN LODGE No. csc, l, q. o. f..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
in Reoeris Hall. IL KOstenbader sc. N.
d. Reber, Secretary.
AtErUcHEN TRIBE. No. 232, Imp. o. Of NJ,
meets in Reoer's Hall every SATURDAY. w.
1. Peters. Saehem A.W, Eaches, 9. OF X.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE No. III. Imp. o. II. NJ, meet
on Wednesday evening of each week, NJ 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hall, Weisspurt
Pa. G. W. SchwaO, =; JAG. BrOng. G. OF II
LEuIGHToN IoDGE, No. 23i X. OF, p, meets
on Friday evenings ~ Reher's Hall, at $50
X of II, and =.
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Public Sales.

The following sales are advertised in the
CARBoN ADVOCATE, or bills have been print
ed at this office:
October 9th, at 2 p. m, in Lehighton, real
and personal property of Adam Bucknlan;
deceased.
Oct. 10, at pm, on the premises, in Le-
highton, assignee's sale Of the real estate
of Jos. S. Webb and wife.
Oct. 18th, at > p. m, in Beaver Run Valley,
real estate and personal property of n.
Tucker.
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AdVertlsIng Rates.

We desire it to be distinctly understood
that no advertisements will be inserted in
the columns of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that
may be received from unknown parties or
firms unless accompanied by the CASH.
The following are our ONLY terms:
ONE SQUARE 90 LINEs),
One year, each insertion.u,...""..!.." cts.
Six months, each Insertion. ....;........ 10 cts.
Three months, each insertion ........... 20 cts.
Less than three months, first insertion
81; each Subsequent insertion.,.... 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
II. V. MORTHIMR Publisher.
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Fresh Oysters, in ever,
style, at P. T. Brady's.

Mrs. W. W. Weaver, of Mauch Chunk,
died in that borough, of consumption, on
Monday morning of last week.
Get your prescriptions, and Family Re-
ripes compounded, at A, j. Durlings Fam
ily Drug and Medicine stdfc.
The annual reunion of the members of
the old 47tR Pennsylvania volunteers will
be held in Catasauqua on the 10th of October
heXt.
Our young friend, Harry Sweehy was
home on a visit over Sunday. We are al
ways pleased to sec Harry's smiling counten-
ance.
-super-phosphate aF Lime, of superior
quality, for sale low for cash. at j. i. Gabel's
HARDWARE store, opposite Square. 4O-3w.
The majority of imported dresses are
short for the street, but Just the exact length
for riding in David Ebbert's handsome car
riuges Try them.
II you want good fine set Of Buggy
Harness or a set of Heavy Team Harness for
a low price, call on NJ. Florty, Weissport
The "Railroad Hat Holder is ole oi
TIE latest novelties to be found at L. F.
Luckenbach's popular store, at Mauch
Chunk IT is a neat little Htinir, and has
only to be seen to he appreciated. Price 25
cents.
If you want shirts, neck Wear, Of any
other article IN geht's furnishing goods, cali
on 7. D, CLAUS; and he will supply you at
extraordinary low prices.
lion. j. G. FitdHtf and T. ]. Foley
Esq, two old Democratic politicians, former
ly of Hazle,on, are at present engaged in
engineering the Grcenback movement in
Lehigh county, it is believed in the interest
of the Democratic party.-IIazleton Daily
Sentinel of Monday.
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James Ash, of Lower Towamensing, was
renominated on the 9TH ballot, and S. W.
Hudson, of Packer, on the Sth ballot, and
both nominations were made unanimous.
For CoRoNER,
DIR. NJ. J. Donnelly, of Summit Hill, was
nominated by acclamation.
FoR CoUNTY AuDIroRs,
There were four candidates before The
convention. The first ballot resulted us lol-
lows
JOSIAH kuch '..'''. ....,,.,,'..,,,,,,,....., Il
Nathan Mosser ...............................
PAU Keller Jr SO
D. B. Albright. ......................,.... "a
FoR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
W. F. warrington, of Maucb Chunk, wss
nominated On the lst ballot,
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u II. SLEW ERs,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 81, 1873.
Local and Personal.
Vests liver pills sure liver complain t.

Vests liver pills Gure liver complaint.
Are yod getting ready for the fair?
Squirrel hunters are on the rampage.
The rabbit season begins OF the 18th of
October
Read Tilghman Arner's new advertise
mcnt in another column.
"A Reading furnace has an order for
load of iron for London.
Hon. w. NJ. Rapsher will please accept
our thanks for public documents.
The late Robert Mcdowell, Of Stating
ton, had his life insured for $4,000.
The Democratic Senatorial Conferees
will meet at Mauch Chunk, on Wednesday,
Oct. End.
-ffvou want fashionable hat or cap,call
at 7. D. Clauss', and buy one for small
amount Of money.
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'oR REGIstER AND RECORDER

Ed Civilian, Of Lansford; was declared
the choice OF the convention on the 4th bal
lot and his nomination made unanimous.
For County TREGsuRER:
Ralph Corby, of esquehoning,w6s homi-
mated by reclamation, there being no other
hspirant for this important position.
FoE County C6NNrssidNER,
There were eight aspirants; and the con-
test was long aud lively.
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Card of Thanks.

The Committee of Arrangements Of the
Fair and Festival, held for the Benefit Of
Lehigh Hook and ladder Co., and the Citi-
seris' Cornet Band of Lchghton, respectful
ly tender their thanks 10 the following ladies
ard gentlemen FIR the kindly assistance rem
dered in carrying out the arrangements of
the Fair ard Festival, viz:
NJ 81 Ella nilss, Miss EN-. Do'lenmuSct
Miss lda CinusS Miss a. Mcdaniel,
Nils Carrie PgteTa. Miss Emma HnuK,
MISS bulu Zehucr, MISS ACne HHuN,
Miss lllhp y auSs Miss Laura Clau"s,
Ml's Ida beucN cl. Mas Mary Nugbaum,
Miss Illue LeucKel, Misc Laura Huffjri
Miss Em1lihc Clauss, Mis- Sallle utfOrd
Miss Saile ClausS, Miss A ice sitter,
MISS EieuOlc Graver, Miss BE HON,
Miss Emma Gauss. IA Ts. Ada lNreamer
Mlss emma snyder, Mis- VIM. II liner,
Miss Clara Hibuler. Mrs. Z. q. Rrady,
Miss AGg1e Nushaum, MISS Emma Rener.
miss lua tTuWn. NJ SO GusSlr Gauss,
NJ +. aud Mrs. Eli DeFrcna.
For their valuable services rendered at the
stalls, tables, &c.
To Val. Schwartz. Theo. Kemeror, Ed. Do.
lenmayer,F y. Whitney II. PeteTs,J. l.. GaOcl.
lOr display Ot fancy articles.
10 Mrs. SbDett,N Mrs. Strnwn. Mrs. DR.. Seiple,
Mrs, Sittler Mrs. Mantz, Mrs Longstreet NJ rs.
Gehner Mrs S5abOlut, Mrs. Mm. Kemeror Mrs.
lhOs. hemtler, Miss Ida Clauss, Miss Ella
Clauss, MISS A ma Belle Nc CDunirl, Miss Tillie
Clauss md Miss saline Clauss, for fancy cakes
10 Mrs. Eongstreet fbr loan OF organ.
To Vim. O'Nel, Tor luan of sOun fountain
10 the various Bands for music furnished
anu TO our citizens generally for their liberal
Patronage.
II. V. MORTIMER Chairman,
Z. T. BRADY Secretary,
ANsoN KEMERRR,
GEO. MILLER.
GEO kESERER,
JOSEPH MossER, e.,
CoMmlttee.
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Tho COnI Trndc.

The folio wing table shows the quantity OF coal
Shipped over the Lehigf VALLEY Railroad Tor tue
week enGing sept, a S7s, and for the year US
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roR AssocIArE JUDGE.

Thomas john, Of Audenred, havinga ma
jority of all the votes cast, was thereupon de-
clared the choice Of the convention for the
office Of Associate Judge.
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Southampton. thanks for special mstsoroosea
observations made In connection With the HERALD
Weather Service.
sHir GEo PEABODY from Liverpool for Key west ne.ors
reported ashore American Shoals mas been gotten On
and taken TO Key West yesterday. leaking a little.
srARrAs which ashore ON Fire Island beach,
m Hos OF Ssnith's Point 18th uf. no hcs
between tho outer bar and the shore. she mas neen
ped full Of Ia koep her from lsoorinr
and Of will permit she
will be towed further vest where those at WORK upon nor
believe they win be able TO get her over tho bar
BRIG II JENNINGS Ncili. at TerceirA March 10 from
New York. the 9th Of March had heavy gaze OF
lost overheard heavy sea boarded the vesse ~
o'clock that night carrying away tho booby hAtch sAs-
board sido light and forward companion way.
scHR HATTIE GiLrs. Bennett. sailed nom Navsssa
Jaeksonviila) Tor repairs, being leaky. ss4f
scnR LIZZIE KAxARI cnshcrmnnl went ashore 80 AN
yesterday SANDY Hook but got on shout ~: 40 AM with
the assistance Of two tugs
scmR ID WILLIAMS, Pierce. from Rchmend No. for
Philadelphia. which put into Portland 18th. ic.ky came
Of the dry dock 2t and was towed TO Sea- having re-
paired.
SCHOONER arrived on the 18th Liverpool Ms, from
the reported IS trader
Lte Hope and noticed crew enEAge st work on aere
ct vessel spoke her and ascertancd that the vessel vas
American fisherman and had capsixcd with all sails SET
the had got mainsail on;
would right hcr and get her into port needed no as
sistance.
THE GREW Of wrecked whaling bark Osmsi arrived 81
San francisco 22d In steamer Ncwbcrne from Maxatlan
NoRvoLK. April 23-Baker stoddsrds wrecking
Baker arrived this morning from MOSQUITO Inlet
Fla whore she had to try and save tho Clyde hne
Agnes ashore thar place. She brought up tho
crew. officers and " the material but the
Ing that the vessel could saved. The steamer
rapidly going to pieces when the Baker left.
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salute was nred on March 81, and the
$4,000 were paid on April 8. Tho court
az Leon fined ex-Alcalde BaliadaFes $500 and
deprived him OF political rights TOR hvo
years The sergeant In charge OF the armed police
who mado tho assault on Consul Eissnssuck is dis
missed IN disgrace.
PAT.
The 1ne OF IS. 900 consequently NOT exacted.
The country Is poor the finances so badly
managed that IN consequences OF the payment OF
these $4,000 the employees Of the governments arc
put on half pay and the public schools stopped
Tor six months Tor want OF supplies. This made the
occasion for the publication by the native paper OF
the ves abuse OF Germans and other foreigners, and
II only needs now tho appearance OF an American
or English ship-of.war 10 exact compliance with
claims long pendlpg to complete tho agony and make
IL almost impossible for foreigner to live Ia the
country. The other vessels OF the German squadron
stili ON tho coast visiting AZ Salvadorean and
Guatemalean ports. Tho Ariadne takes In coal and
refls prior 10 voyage TO the Samoan islands, Aus
traIin, &c.
The Shah and Osprey, OF the English Navy Arindue,
Of tho German, and the Adams, United States sloop.
of-war, are tho war vessels now In tho bay OF
Panama. Tho Shan Is awaiting orders from Eugiand,
and will probably sail for Victoria In a lew days 10
guard British interests there In the event OF war
with Russia
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrISwALL April iG-salcd, steamer Acapulco. CIspp,
BuEsos Arms. March 2-Tn port, bark Nineveh. W.
man from New York Just arrived--59 days passage.
BRrnsrwATKg Ms APRIL is-clcared bark Peter crerar
csIcurrs March In port ships Peruynn (Br). Perry
Falmouth: Archusa (. Stevens for New York chip
man tBr1 Lewis, fer Bcson Reporter, spring Willie
Reed, Yates; Daniel Tanney, Wilson. and krins Gem
lBr. IisIl une bark Alex Mckenzie tpr Homewccd do
CAsso April Is-Arrvcd. bark Amty (Br,, Sutton. Bos
Rchibuelo PIT Ia for tho mouth OF
TswAs March aS-in port Asorean, Davis for Bos
iIosohuIu March 2G-Arrived, steamer City OF Nov
YORK Cobb San Francisco sailed day Tor sgd
ney 2sth ship Charter Oak. Staples long Kong; DARK
sailed March 81 bnrks Rainier, white Port Gamble;
18th Jas Cheston swanton dot April Mofttor EMERSON
IIumboldt: 9TH schr Hers. Miller, san frsnsisco.
In port April parks Dovenby Br, Penny rom LIVER
pool arrived March ~ tor Portland, U; Glencoe tBD.
iisvass April 22-hrrivcd, steamer Niagara. Curtis
mAIyAx April i7--sniled. ship Martha tNor,, Bamorc
23d steamer Caspian Br), rrceks iron vcrpooi Phila
LospoS April 22--Arnved. bark Mary Marshall (Br),
Phillips, Philadelphia via Queenstown. -
MusauAsn, Nh, April 23-Arivcd, ship v Jersey.
Small. Portland . -. -.
Sailed April 49, schr Hattie Giles Bcnnctt Jaehson
vlIio sec Miscsiiapy igth. Fred smith, Brown. fors
P.sss. April l-Arrived. oramer Costa Hicn. White
sailed April 10. steamer Gransds. Connolly. Mexican
DV oussse xpri, so-xIIivvd bsrK IsaAes pD. rsny.
Adrss lspsip).