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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-02
NUMBER FOUR.

The members of the General Assembly
shall be paid q salary of five hundred dol
lars .$500, per srssicn and actual travelling
expenses by the nearest practicable route,
not to exc ed Fifty dollars (@5al for any
one member; psoriied. that ii tNo sessions
are held in the s1mt wear they shall re-
crive for the second session III that year a
salary of only two hundred ard fifty dol
lars {s25Gi aud actual travelling expenses
lly the nnarest rract;raolt~route. not to ex-
caca hfiy dollars i&5Dl for any one member.
The regular biennial session shall not eN
ceed ninety days in Duration. unless by
vote Of two thirds OF the members to each
house Of the tIeueral-Assembly
(Stril,e nut article thirty nine.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14
THAT TERRIBLE scoURGE,

Fever and ague. and its congener, bilious
remittent, besides affections Of the stomach.
liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air
and water, are both eradlcated and prevent
ed by the use of Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers, purely vegetable elixir, indorsed by
physicians. and more extensively used as a
remedy for the above class Of disorders,
than any medicine of the age. languid
circulation, a torpid state of the liver. a
want of vital stamina, are conditions pecu-
liarly favorable to malarial diseases. They
are, however, surely remidied by the great
Preventive, which, by invigoratlng the sys-
tenn and endowing it with regularity as we'll
as vigor, provides it with a resistant power
which enables it to Withstand disorders not
only of malarail type, but host of Others
to which feeble and i'll regulated systems
are subject The Bitters are a safe as well
as searching eradicant, and have widely
superseded that dangerous drug, quinine,
which palllates but does not eradicate
malaria
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
III MEMCRIAM.

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased our Almighty
Father to call from our midst our sister
Margaret A. Chaffin, who died February Is,
A. D.. 1878.
Resolued, That in the death of Sister
Chaffn, a charter member of Corvallis
Grange No. II, our Order has lost a worthy
member, our brother dutiful and loving
wife. and the whole houshold sustained a
loss that is irreparable.
Resolued. That we, as body, tender our
.Warmest sympathy to all the bereaved ones,
and recommend them to the care of Him,
who has promised@in sympathetic accents,
ito s'bind up the wounds OF the broken
hearted"
Resolved, That in appreciation of the
many virtues and high merit of our sister
deceased, that the Charter of our Lodge be
drapcd in mourning for thirty days, and that
the members wear the badge of mourning
for like period.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished Tie Missoulian and HUSBAND
MAN for publications.
MRs. w. A. HALL,
Mrs. CAROLINE HUMBLE, Com.
Miss M. T.. WINsLETT,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14
HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.

HELENA March IL, 1878.
The markets the past week have shown a
great depression, and are completely over
stocked There seems to be no demand for
anything. The wholesale transactions for
the week closed at the following prices.
Flour, $4.00.
Wheat, ,p175(92.15.
Oats, $210@2.20.
Barley-brewers'- So .25(925O.
,Barley-feed-$2.0O
Bran and Shorts. Sl.50(0Sl.7o.
Peas-chopped-S .25$(D2o0'
~Peas-seed- 5OCgS2.15.
Butter, 40@50c.
Eggs, 0c.04Cc.
Potatoes, $lO00l.25.
Pork-gross- .O00DSS.OO.
Pork-net-$ $900WSl0.00.
Chickens. $6.00@Sl0.00 per doz.
Turkeys, $3.500S3.50 each.
Fish-lG0120c per ID.
Hay. dull at $1,000 per ton.
Wood, $4.00@S60O per cord.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14

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'Thc Peoples Journal, !" Portland, Maine.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14

CONSUMP TIUM

PO@T'YIV VELL CEJ.IGE E}.
All sufferers from this disease that are anxious to
he cured should try Eer. RiSSGRer-s GeAeGrat-
ed somsumptive Powders. These powders
are the only preparations know that will cure
Consumption and all diseases of the TEfroat
and Lungs-ndeed, strong is our faith III
them, and also to convince you that they are no
h,mbug, we will forward to every sufferer, by
mail post paid, Free Trial box.
We don't want your money until you are per-
fectly satisfied of their curative powers. If your
LIE is worth saving, dom / delay in giving these
Powders trial, as they will surely cure You
Price for large box, 50 0Q, sent to any part Of the
United States or Canada by mail, on receipt OF
price. Address,
ASH s. ROBBINS,
15-ly $50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14
HELENA AND BOZEMAN
BOHEMIAN AND VIRGINN

Leaves Virginia City every Monday, "ea
and Friday, at 4 clock. ). m. :,
Leaves Boyenan Tuesday, Thursday anu
day, at4 O clock, a. m.
OFFlcF-Tn Virginia, a, Raymond Bros
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds. Seeds
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES,
= o, L To.
New Sorts. by mail.

Plants of the newest and finest improved sorts,
ton of Strawberries took the first premium for the
best Collection, the great show of the Massachu-
setts Horticultural Society, in Boston, grow over
country, including al the new, large American and
imported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues,
gratis, by mail. Also. Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses,
Evergrcens Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Ever
green, Herb, Fruit Seeds, 25 packages of either
for 8 90, by mail
&C. The true Cape Cod Cranberry, best sort for
q Upland, Lowand. or Garden, by mail pre-
~ paid 81 90 per 100, 81. .00 per ], 900. Whole
sale Catalogue 10 the Trade. Agents wanted
lib III. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass Established in
1872
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14

TIE present system of taxing the real es-
tate, irrespective OF the return or income
that may be derived from it, is one of the
most prolific means ofoppres>ion that curses
the land owners and farmers Of the West at
the present day. Hence it is truly said that
the farmer has to shoulder IS per cent. of
the taxation, and whenever an increase OF
taxation is thought necessary, it is putting
an additional burthen on the tilcr of the
soil. and if he is unable to meet it the most
infamous nsury is eXacted. and the whole
.coniiscated if not paid Samuel Si'mett.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-14

A GRANGE without women Is a thing to
he wondered at, and q Patron whose wife is
not Matron should never he trusted in any
important work for the order.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
OUR ST THOMAS CORRESPONDENCE.

ST THOMAS. Jan 20, 1875
The bark Southard from Calcutta for Boston, Ia
loading her cargo and finishing repairs
Bark Maggie Hugg, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore
has sent her cargo in bark Ralto and VIM
Wilson, reported going into dock 18th for
ination and repairs.
Ship Brown sold at public auction :he
23d The hull and materials brought about So 400 Bark
Prins (Nor which takcs her cargo will be loaded
In about week.
Brig Spray Bloom (Br) sold public auction oath.
hull materials bringing about 81 300 Nothing done
yet about her cargo OF coal
schr Electra tBr) sold the Gath. auction
for about $640
Schr Kochcko from Fowey for New York has repaired
will be ready for tomorrow. She has dis
BARK Hsllctt from Boston for Cape verd before
reported eaky, put in evening of Goth heavy had
struck her breaking sanchions starboard sde kst
repairs have been asked for and when in 1t will
Brig Genius Ger) from Maceo for Falmouth for ORDERS
with bag arrived 24th JAN eaking Is dischargng
schr Marian Gage from Philadelphia tor Laguayra with
general arrived 25th Jan, leaking will discharge
Bark Manheim GER from Gothenburg Tor Now York. is
discharging.
Bark SADIE from Brunswick Rio Janero is reload
ing her and repairing at tho Same time. win be
Brig G Colson from Mobile for Amsterdam has been
condemned and will bo sold public auction 2Sth
inst f1 200 has been asked Tor in respondentia for
declined. The Viking has been chartered take
forward the Of cotton terms not ade public Bark
Zacaras Cwe) rendered for ETA to take forward,
the Gertrude (sr rendered for fsl7 bat both
Ship Casda from New York for London Is discharCine
to raise her out Of water as the leak continues
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Schwensen of the steamer Pommerania Ham,
from New York. has thanks for special meeoro
logical observations made In connection with the HERALD
weather service.
The purser Of Bsrmuda from Porto Cabe!lo &C.
will please accept thanks for favors.
srxAMrua HIRAM BENDER sunk her dock Mt New Bed
S T ses Of III. pss X. Hds
BARK zrrurRSE tBr, ashore at Hull, Mass, has been
auction to-day.
BArk RoMAs, whsIor before reported wrecked sailed
ancisco for whaling In The Arctic Ocean sailing
rSS so s that De-.
BARK MARY JAEx tBrl Williams. from Pensacola for
p. on mex
Feb from CaernarvoD reports lost Goo TOpps seaman.
scHn II T TOWNSEND, Smith, from Greytowu Me for New
YORK; before reported as having pnt into Key West in dis
had been taken out.
81 r 5 hs
repoed missing was undoub.edy lost bodies have
The given bodies precise a.
able Mr. Duffy the owner Of the schooner to pronounce
be those of the two who left his vessel
scnR JosrYn FAnwELi- Of kockland, before reported
and . sunk or wa" 80 ';sa S Ts ana
Wrecking Company. She will DO taken TO New York for
repairs
nr. Island. will be repaired at city Island Tho bodies Of
the captain aud one OF the crew have not as yet been re-
covered
scun KATE RIo at Philadelphia Sd inst. from Booth.
bay had bcnvy gales the entire passage ON Fire
Island, 3t nit, in NE gale. lost foresnIl and
bs and deck swept of everything movable.
In Delaware Bay she had the hukes broken OF the small
anchor
scuR w A LKvpRiyG, rom Woods Hole for Savannah
put Phiadcpha yesterday Tor repairs She
bad eatber and lost sails and boat.
scuR n q BIRD from New Bedford before reported nt
Island with loss of head &C. sailed from thonce
yesterday Tor Now York.
scnn " PgnRr Davis, from Prince Edward Island with
potatoes. Tor Baltimore. pat into 1T Thomas In distress
ScHR ULA WooD. ved Gloucester Mass, I'd inst
from the Banks, with loss OF foremast.
ScuR RAripAH arrived New York Feb with materials
saved bark Freccrick from Leith wrecked mt
Hampton.
scmR CARRIE from Philadelphia for ST John, ND, put
Portland 4h inst 80 repair, having split sails and
lost oreboom and galley
Scua MY ROVER, for New York returned TO Charleston
countcred terrible gales from tho 23th ult
the 30th.
Scug HENRY loaded with rop ashore yesterday
Hogs Back, Hell Gate, but noatcd again, pre-
ably without damage.
Pror Boar CAPRICE before reported abandoned, has
picked aud brought TO this port See general
cou!nns
DuxBuRY Mass Feb 3 "a body found to-day on Dux.
Beach, supposed to DO one o the OF schr Little
Kate, wrecked Jan ii.
nALIYAx Feb 4--stcsmcr Polypesian (Br) from BatI-
more or Halifax Liverpool put Sheburnc this
morning Of coal The steamer Delta left this port
tins afternoon with conl for her
Commencing with the 10th inst the Allan steamers will
leave Halifax for Liverpool saturdays instead Of Sun
days
SoRvoLx. Feb Tho steamer Wyanoke. Of the Old Do
mnion line recently disabled of Hog Island having
plotcd repairs sailed from the Navy Yard to-day
New YORK. ,..
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
SEABROOKE PURDY ASSAULTED.

sequel to the $50. 900 furniture robbery Of Wash
ngton place, by which tho costly furniture OF W.
Kendall Jones was spirited away, enacted in
Sixth avenue saloon Friday night last Scabrooke
Purdy who turned State'G evidence against his alleged
accompliccs Brandon, Newhall and Lynch. that
night violently assaulted by party Of said to bs
friends OF Brandon, who, angercd at Purdys conduc,
In turning States evidence, determined on revenge.
rhc circumstances OF the robbery created at the time
of It's discovery no little comment. The men mpIi-
Gated were well known In sporting circles, and
LYNCH the diamond broker, one OF the number, was
rcputed TO be very wealthy, The conspiracy also
was novel In It's character and the recent forfeiture
OF Lynchs bail and his fight from Justice has lent an
additional interest TO the case. Brandon ana New
ball stu remain confined In the Toinbs, not having
given bail. Purdy's act In turning states
svidcnco has been lively topic OF con-
versation in circles frequented by those in.
pIicated, and since tho occurrence, so bitter has
ths feeling become, that Purdy's friends havo antici-
pated an assault. On Friday night, about eight
o'clock. Purdy entered q saloon on Sixth avenue,
near Fourteenth street. He was alone at the time
There we're present In the saloon several trends VI
Brandon. Purdy purcnBscd u cigar. ana was about
10 leave, when OF the men rushed forward
,nd put his back the door to prevent MS exit, ~
ne same time making OF profanc epitncts This
was signal Tor general assauif, ana rurdy was
knocked down and Kicked Iho p~keepers nufa.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
OBITUARY.

CoNsELHEIRo zACARIAs DE GOES vAscoN-
CELLos, BRAZILIAN STATESMAN.
The Brazilian liberals have just lost OF their
most distinguished and able Senators, Conselheiro
Zacarias de Goes vasconcelos, who died In Rio
Janeiro the 2Sth OF December at the age Of sixty
two. Zacarias do Goes Vasconcelios born in
Bahia In 1887 ne graduated In law and ia 1910 was
appointed chair Of law the Faculty OF Olinda.
Alter serving in two provinces president no was
elected Deputy In 1850 by Sergpe and after on.
tered tho Rodrgues Torres Cabinet (conservatve) US
Mipister OF Marine, but wncn the famous MARQUIS do
Parana replaced Rodrisues Torres he lost his post
failed to enter tho Legislature at The next cleo
ton. Tne Marquis. remembering the opposition and
talent Senior Zacaras had displayed. Senior Zacaas
then practised law with great repute and was ap-
pointed president OF the new province OF Parana,
whose admin nistraiion he organized and by which
he elected Deputy In 1850. He then separated
cisvcly from the old conservatives as President OF
the Chamber of Deputies, and, later, as chief OF a
moderate conservative Ministry. which lasted to
May 30, 1861 and was succeeded by the
ohndn one In January, 1864, he again formed Mn
arstion which proved the prelude 10 the Paraguayan
war. His opposition TO the marriage dover OF
the United States mail nne caused HIM to
resign; but In August, 1866, ho succeeded
the MARQUIS de olnda. forming progressist
Cabinet, he having gradually inclined, with some
other OF the moderate conservatives TO liberal views.
Upon tnis Ministry the burden Of organizing the
Brazilian navy and army OF the Paraguayan war fell,
and the task was executed with great ability Zlcaras
displaying, as Minister of Finance, extraordinary
powers. In 1868, however, his Ministry resigned in
consequence OF dispute with the Emperor over the
choice oil Senator tor Rio Grande do Norte Zcarias
claiming tho right OF the Minister. respons.
bic for the Emperors acts, to intervene In the
tion OF the Senators names from the lists OF threc
elected Upon laying down the power no declared him.
sell outside all iuture Ministerial organizations. In
1871 he warmly opposed the Free Birth law pas by
the Rio Branco Cabinet. In the rongous question he
also took docided part in defence 0i the imprisoned
bishops, acting their advocate and supporting the
supremacy OF the Churcn, dvcrging thus IN both
cases from the majority OF the liberals, and in
general of late years his opposition 10 the con-
servative Cabinets thorough aud uncom-
promising AS Minister hc was very industr trious
and rgidiy honorable as in mis- private capacity,
ana when during the most critical period of Tie Para
guayan war, the Brazilian commander proposed to
use bribery OF the Paraguayan generals ho indig.
nantly refused 10 authorize such proceedure.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
MRS. oAKLEYs PECULIARITIEs.

There lives at No. SO Prospect street, Paterson, N.
j., on Industrious mechanic named Oakley. He is q
quiet unobtrusive man. Of cheerful spirits and, has
taken himself wife of the disposition.
whose Christian name s Annie. Sunday night Annie
was in one OF her gloomy, spteiul moods, and
agreeable home. Despite tho husbands efforts
to quiet tho woman sho gradually became enraeed
until she reached a state Of frenzy, when
she brought the ieud to an abrupt termination by
leaving tho house. She shortly returned and renewed
the row, during which she drew from her pocket
wal containing ounce OF iaudanum and swallowed
tho entire contents. AS she had previous occa-
sions threatened to commit suicide the family thought
II action merely to frlgnten them, but the
woman soon began to show symptoms of poisoning. A
doctor was sent for, who promptly arrived and admin
istered tho proper antdOte but II failed to havo tho
desired effect. Two other pny yscians summoned
brought with them galvanic batteries. Alter
Ting with the case Tor nine hours they pronounced
the patient out OF danger.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

Lospos Jan :a.Arrived Anr,is q. Young New York
9" $ ou, u4sss 80 rssa, f. S Dc william.
Gyn.hsr, n.n., os,er,aad n,,s san DO. 90
sailed FROM ,iravesend 2,d. o'Thyen. New York
LYSs Jsn Ian 33-Arrvsd 81 Amor, Iur, esen. Nsw York
Lowrsrorr. Jan 22-Arrved, Maria, Ambrossno, Baltt
LovpospxRRY Jan 81 Arrived Rosa d'rtalia Poaests
de2ha via Quesnstown Eliza vasao and Admiral,
Sailed from Innshowsn Head 2sd, Mary Lawtou. st
Llsnos. Jan i7-sailsd. Mary Thayer. ruthir Phls-
MnssIxA. Jan Ii-sailcd. Faders Minds, Bersc. New
York. ,
PsyaouIM Jan 2s-os Nellie Brett: for o..dis
from Southampton for Pensacola;
v'rssG.S Is.ssqs .nson Js. Goodwin
Dublin MARY Mysss ss.sd Wyfrp0f Wd up..r Mno
Rorrsnnam. Jan 2i-Cleared. ousen of Hearts, Matter
Jan S.n g. % Gsyss s;.s:s. ssw Ys,.
on Yarmouih Jan "a Celestial Empire. Stewart, from
Tnoos. Jan % Cleared. Noren., Nichols, Cuba
ronIAY, Jan 2s-Put in. Rome, oses. from Havre for
WIsnM@cn, Jan 2s-Arrivsd, Louisa Lu,cke. Rogssu.
WSsr co.sr or Aya,cA-A. winnesah Jan 1. Rebscea
4! s.is Pond jan l:rK wslden; ss.gq soa La P'sss
A. Sierra Leone Jan ., Albertinn
ANTWERP. Jan 2aTho ohisnsc.o bark Shaw. arrived
Flushing from New YORK. having been In contact
with the Vest Hinder Lishtship and damaged cahead
23drhe United States three musted schooner ChestE
Redman. from Boston tor this place lost anchors and
chains grounded the kalook Bank but was alter
ward assisted oil without having sustained any injury
BOSTON, E. Jan 23A bark supposed Cola of st John
NB from New York tor this port crossed Boston Bar at
An tow Of sIg but has not YET ssasnsd % nIss
he aiding against the gale now prevailing.
Cowxs. Jan 2sThe TlieR. Russian bark. from London
for Pensacola Cbalas bringing up In the roads lost
anchor drove to the eastward In cOnso'
quence of anchor becoming FOUL tug gone to her
assistance.
GALWAY. Jan 2i-ws had very heavy gale Of wind all
last night and II Is still blowing fresh The Emooga.
for New York loft 10 miles outside Arran Island
of the 18th inst by the stesmug Cite OF the
Tribes, with light winds from tine eastward
LivERpooL. Jan 23-The ship Barring Brothers (Which
collision with steamer Ponce) has sustained
siderable damage to bows and has feet wa.
ter in hold. The Marine surveyor reports
that the Ponce lies in the fair channel be-
tween the Crosby ghtshp and tho Askew Spit buoy In
about A She will be blown rhe Barring
Brothers been foated on New Ferry Beach. and has
been ducked ut Brkenhead.
The Rock Terrace from Now Orleans, dragged her
chor river during the gale this morning and
towed into place of safety by the tug Spindrft
ment, f200
Tho Charles RUSSELL for Bombay has put back leaking
and with refusing duty.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

Steamer Wisconsin (Br. Forsyth. Liverpool via Queens
town-Wliams 4 Guion.
Steamer Jarrett Foster Baltimore Via seuth Amboy
Camden--Wm Daxell
steamer Norfolk. Tunneil. Philadolphs-James Hand.
Steamer Eleapora. johnson, Portiand-J Ames.
Ship voyagcr. Chase Bristol. E-Carver Barnes
Bark Hera Uier. Pctschke Liverpool eodore Ruger
Bark asou tNor). Steen. London,-FInch Edye q Co.
Bark Nobe (Nor). Olsen. Copenhsgea-Bockmsnn. oer-
lcin Co . -
Bark Principe do Napoli GtaD. Cansro. St Michaels
(AxureS-Tnnch, Edye Co.
schr Isaac oliver. Pannell. Aux Cages Hayt-J Lyon
4 Co.
Schr Nelie, Perry, Cienfueg gos- II Loud d Go.
Schr Chandler (Br), Ross Canning. Ns-Jf Whitney
&Co. 49, -
Schr Babcock. Treeu, Jacksonville IL Squire.
schr Hazard Brewster, Georgetown aud Bull River.
SC-E IIurlbut Il Co.
Schr Worden h Evans, Primrose, Norfolk. va-Chss
schr M Road. Benson. Philadelphis- wright 4
Doyle.
Schr Emily, Provost. .rrovidence-Cartwright& Doylo.
Schr d ID Crane Brown, New Haven-Csrtwrsht
DOYLE
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

9sr JoHr NB Feb 4-Thc brig Mand. Of Halifax, from
Sydney Tor st John with coal considerably overdue and
fears are entertained for her safety.
The schr Jesse oyt. st John from sydnev Is
also overdue and ~ to have been blown on tho
coast and proceeded TO the Vest Indies
wAsBINGToS LA. Feb fSteamer Iessie Taylor struck
in tue lower part OF the Atachaulaya at AN sun-
and sunk within hour The and are
ported Ia be u total loss No lives lost.
wAsHSGroS Feb 4Ths Signal Service at Cape
Hateras the Chief Signal Officer olows:A
with the following card picked up on tho
beach abrenst of the stator the LIST inst chronomeer
No 66 top aud Al l0s under a line made by Joseph
Johnson, II Is this day last OF Greenwich time seconds
and is gaining seconds daily (MarkedNew York. Ohm
Oakes. No 40 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
FEB. 4.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 4, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wBITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HkhALD
wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City OF New York tBD. Loud. Liverpool
ian "a and Quesnssown 10Th with sSe %ae vaais
bic Winds and head seas Jan ~. lat so 50;
s@ q s i 81 ss s. % M
schoonerrgged Spanish steamer oound =: req 8 M ~.
dav. Ia. Al os. lon IS 45 an Anchor limo steamer
4.ssa sS Morgan S'
p..9%s s 1' v. a.
Ca Jan 81 lat IS lon S. had strong
%dssSs ss w.s !: s.a%ias F.i: lasting s.si' I'd
lsssayTa sa'r s Tha%.. @ S aoh
@ P, pc. s sas 30
'asss RnsSs RS Chichester Georgetown DE- with
Steamer Norfolk Tannoll Philadelphia. with mdss to
Bark Mercury tof Aberdcen) Thomas Glasgow ~ days
In ballast. 70 Came a.. northern pass % aa n11
winds Jan 81 100 miles y Of Sandy Hook mad hurri.
'"ss Bs sG ss.no '% a Ian x ase
ballast. TOD Parker Co. Anchored In Gravesend Bay
schr Ella Strickland Strickland. Virginia
PASSED THRouGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
r Fraser cST G.y Gg and
Steamer Gsists. Wadsn pre,dencs for New yors
York.
schr Ney. Baker. Fall River for Now York.
Schr " Freem Giichrist, Providence tor Now York
schr Oliver Dyer Falkner New Haven for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City Of Fchburg Springer. New York for New
Bedford.
Schr Henry Rcmsen Allen New York Tor Providence.
Schr Annie Stevens stevens Port johnson for Boston
BELOW.
BARI BARI % Ssr%.nis MAC 'a-i Culver nsnsurs Dec 5.
Bark Progress, from Whitehavsn.