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The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-02

& Vice veraa is pronounced weekly
wairsa, according t. the rules adopted
at oar learned schools within the past
few years.
During q discussion IN the pittsburg
Pesbytagy on dancing, recently, DIR.
Jennings said he had heard that il some
dances it WIS customary for gentleman
to place his arm around lady's waist.
He hsd never seer anything ot this kind
done, but II such was the practice he was
clearly Of the opinionit could result only
iG evil. The venerable doctors lack Of
knowledge "a this point eccaSi0ned the
most uproarious laughter,
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-02
WAITS AND WHINIs.

Tickle the public and make it tgIfnl
The more you tickle, the more you'll win
But teach thspubic you'll nev5r grey rich,
But live iikeR beggar and die in ditch
- Rsl7gJ,,i,l
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-02

here that the eondderor Of Constantine.
PIE, M0hammed It, passed over hs
troops from the Asiatic side.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-02
Fashion Notes.

Russian laoes are coming in favor.
Circle cloaks are growing in favor.
Point lace mittens are worn by brides
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1878-01-02

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
IL. III. HENRY 4 BRO,

ADVERTISING AGENS,
% CHEROKEE STREET,
BROOKHAVEN, MISS,
Are prepared to do advertising in South
ern papers cheaper than any other agents.
Their business is confined exclusively TO
Southern papers, and advertisers desiring
to make themselves known in this section
would find it to their interest to cores
pond with them.
The above firm is authorized TO receive
advertisement for the DEMOCRAT-STAR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
HandsbOrO Items.

Flour is selling at S8 per barrel.
Corn IL now selling at Is cents
per bushel.
The last excitement in Happy
Hollow was q fire.
The new GAZETTE man parts his
name in the middle.
Senator Lamar's course il noe
thought to be correct.
The fulnygraph was in town
Tuesday-nObody hurt.
"A pig squealed at the court
house again last Monday.
-Afew of our merchants sell bot.
tie soda.watcr and ginger.pop.
Now, boys, it is about time
this ghost business was discon.
tinued.
Several of II hack lines, to
use a hackncyed phrase, care do
ing we'll"
Our Pass friends make com.
plant that Il busy bee is on "a torch.
light masquerade.
The Ship island fort is to be
put in complete repair next fall, ut
II cost of 100000. SO says MI.
Griffin.
Madame Grundy should be
quarantined, but nevertheless she
can beat them all guessing Oh mar,
rlages.
The Yellow store has ordered,
and will soon receive "A large lot of
dry goods, notions anu hats from
New York direct.
Several families of this place
are at present on visit to their
country friends, among Others our
county superintendent of educa.
ton, all of whom will remain away
until after frost, or till yellow jack
departs from our town.
There is but one genuine case
of yellow fever in this town up to
this "Wednesday evening" and that
of MIR. George Germyn, who con.
tracted the terrible disease in New
Orleans and came here OH Il sclIoo-
ner last week. We make this re.
port by the authority of DR.. Chas.
PeleaZ, health officer of the county,
a physician who has passed through
several yellow fever epidemics in
Louisiana and elsewhere, and was
very successful in the treatment of
the disease. We hope the disease
will not spread over our little town,
still it may, inasmuch as there are
several children in the same house
with the patient, and the necessary
precaution has not been taken to
prevent it. Mr.. Germyn will pro.
recover.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
SETTLE AT ONCE.

Those who are indebted to the
late Elandsboro DEMocRAT"ofiicc
.cr subscription, advertising or
lob work, are earnestly requested
to come forward, right mo'r, and
settle, / am DESTROYS of closing
M the business of the old concern.
Address me at Handsboro, Mis-
,issiupi, where l still reside.
+. X. MAYERS.
Handsboro, Miss, Aug. %, 1879.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen are fully au
horned to act as Agents for the DEMO
CRAT-SrAR:
n. Butchert, Pass Christian.
A. u. +. Rawls, Spring Cottage, Miss.
Geo. W. Holleman, Gainesville.
Geo. w. Brown, Pennington.
Capt. Joseph Martin, Riceyille.
Harry II. Minor. Ocean Springs.
Hon. Henry Roberts, Green county.
Thomas Bond, Red Greek.
Jno. II. Byuum, Ellisville.
L. II. YelveTtop, Eliza, Perry county.
Hugh . cCallum, Augusta.
Col. Leonard Kimball, Hobolochitto.
Thos. W. Grsyspu, Biloxi River.
r.. w. Lewis, West Plsragoula.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
Biloxi Items.

No yellow fever here now.
The Spanish consul is at the
Montross house.
Fish of all kinds plentiful and
oysters in abundance.
Excursion parties for the island
leave here almost daily.
The shipment of oysters from
this place will commence about the
first OF October.
The MontrOsS house still has a
goodly number of boarders, as we'll
aS the other hotels and boarding
houses.
The revenue cutter Dix left for
Cedar Keys Monday last to get
away from the p%estilence that is
abroad in the land.
Several families from New Or.
leans are spending sometime at
Deer island, among the most dis
tinguished is Capt. Weaver, pilot
of the steamer Robert e. Lee.
There will be an entertainment
Saturday night at the Oak Cottage,
for the benefit of the sick and SUIT
feringof New Orleans. Everybody
should turn out. Admission % cts.
There is a cOlored person in
this town who calls himself Doctor
johnson. He says he lisa graduate
of the African Medical College.
Evidently DR.. Johnson was educa-
ted i'll Africa or Timbuctoo.
Some women wiU get on high
horses in this town, and Justice
Holley invariably makes them face
the music. Two had to plank down
$1S each the other day for pulling
one a%nother's hair. Bully for IIol.
ley.
MIR. Ohio Elmer, of the firm of
Cummings & Elmer, grocers, New
Orleans, is here with his father, Mr..
Jacob Elmer, until the coming of
frost. Ohio is a Biloxi boy and his
old friends are glad to see him look
ing so well.
DR.. A. p. Champlin is at home
again. He has returned here
and resumed the practice of his
profession. He is kindly received
by u citizens generally, and we
are glad to know the doctor has
come to stay this time.
There was some excitement
down on the Montross wharf the
other day. A party of ladies' were
going out sailing, and somehow or
other the dear, sweet creatures
managed TO capsize the boat before
leaving the wharf. Mr.. Thos. l..
Airey, of New Orleans, plunged
into the water and rescued Miss
Minte Osborn, Mrs. Otway and sew
eral others whose names we did not
learn. Nobody hurt, but the linen
of the ladies.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
DOCTOR HART,

A celebrated New Orleans CHIROPODIST,
will make his stay for a few days and offer
his services to the public of Biloxi and
vicinity in the treatment of disease of the
feet.
Corns, Warts, Buaion and Iagroc-
ing Nails,
CURED WITHOUT PAIN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
Snecai Notice,

All letters relating to the business of
~" Handshoro Democrdt should be ad.
1nesnJ 70 P. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
"nd all matters connected with the DEMO
an" n STAR should bo addressed TO. Mayors
. "p;chpund, Pascagoula, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06

Being an old practitioner in New Or
leans, aud piiding himself on being the
leader in his profession, he refers TO all
leading citizens of New Orleans.
Try Harris Celebrated Corn and Bunion
Remedy, sure TO effect a cure without the
use of u knife. Price per vial. 81 90.
Office. 81 North Rampant Street, New
Orleans.
DR.. Hart will have bic Office at Mr.. F.
'CARRAU'S, Biloxi Miss.
August 30, 1875. 2tf
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SheriT's Sale.
GEO. w. DAVIS, County Treasurer, }
rs.
John Il. GRAY.

GEO. w. DAVIS, County Treasurer,
JOHN Is. GRAY.
ID rected, in the above entitled case, l
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on
Monday, the 7hd day Of October, 1873,
in front of the Clerks office, in the town
of Scranton, within the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property
of the defendant in execution, tO-wit:
East half of northeast half; southeast
quarter of southeast quarter section %
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section IL southwest quarter Of south
east quarter, section 25; southeast quarter
of northwest quarter.of section 26 north
west quarter of southwest quarter of sec
ton ID northwest quarter of northwest
quarter of section 81; northeast quarter
of northeast quarter, northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of section 26 north
west quarter of southeast quarter of sec
ton 26, lots 3, 4, s and 6, section 6, town
ship 5, Il range 5, Beaudro confirmation in
sections 10 and 10, Ely confirmation in
sections 81 and p south half of south
west quarter, northeast quarter of south
east quarter, and southeast quarter, Sec
III lot 4 III section II quarter
of southwest quarter of section IL south
half of section l, lot 4 section -; north
west quarter of section 10, lot ,, section
"a northeast quarter of northwest omar
ter, section IL; north half of northeast
quarter, section 10; northwest quarter of
northwest quarter, northwest quarter of
northeast quarter of section Is; north
west quarter of southeast quarter of sec
ton IL; southwest quarter of section 10,
LOT 2 in section Is lots 4 and 5, section 8
lot ), section IL southwest quarter of
northeast quarter, section IL, lot3, section
-; south half of northeast quarter, sec
ton Ia; east half of southeast quarter Of
section Ia; southwest quarter of south
east quarter of section II north half of
northeast quarter, section -. township 6,
range 6, 10 satisfy plaintiffs Judgment for
two hundred and sixty-seven Cs967) dol
lars, with six per cent. interest (lcss nine
dollars made on former ~execution.)
Given under my hand at Scranton, the
9Th day of July, lS76.
j. L. CLARK, Sheriff.
August 9, .ls7s. cost .
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
Mississippi College,
Clinton, Kinds Co., Miss,
Will Commence its 2sth Annual Session,
September IS, 1878.

Among the Inducements offered to pa
irons are the following: Thorough in
struction rigid but paternal discipline;
superior morel influences; unsurpassed
healthfulncss of location kind and com
petent instructors ; ample facilities for il
lustration lOp rates Of charges. Board in
private families, including furnished room,
fuel and washing, sl2 so per month.
Board in College Hall, including washing
and fuel, $40 per month. Students from
other counties can draw $40 a year from
their county treasures. For full informal
ton, send to Rev. W. S. Webb, ID. D.,
President of the College, for a catalogue.
W. T.. RATLIFF,
President Board Trustees.
August 16, 1873. 2l-2m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
PRICE-LIST.
LETTER-HEAD

The above list includes only few of r prices. Every other class of printing
done at equally low rates., and estimates promptly furnished on application. We IRE
specially prepared to print Circulars, Posters, Dray Tickets Wedding Cards, Invita-
lions, Visiting Cards, Lawyers Briefs, Pamphlets, Legal Blanks, Programmes, Paper
Bags, Wrapping Paper Druggists Labels, Bills of Iadng, ManiEst, and in fact all
kinds # job Printing at figures never heard OF before. None but the very best of
usd, md satisfaction guaranteed. Work from abroad solicited. Send
your orders to
GEO. w. WILKES,
Manager Democmt-St job Printing Establishment.
SCRANTON, MISS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
Than Ever Before!
JOB PRINTING A! new YORK PRICES,
READ THE PR1cE-L1sT BELOW!

management Of the Jon PRINTING DEPARTMENT Of the DEMocRATSTAR, we hereby
AND JOB PRINTING o. all description AT NEW YORK PRICES. and at a trae
above the actual cos of stock. We will print anything from n visiting card to n
full sheet poster and in every instance agree to give satisfaction, both az to work
manshp m price. ID not send way from home for printing when it can b. done
herc.B cheap as elsewhere.
The figures given below arei low indeed and cannot be competed with outside the
city If New York.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06
PASS CHRISTIAN HOUSE
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS,

Is now open for the reception of transient
OF permanent boarders. This House is
situated on the front, commanding a fine
view of the Lake. All the comforts of a
home, and the table supplied with the
best of everything. ~ Board q a day.
q. PEASLEE, Proprietor,
April IL, Ia7s. 3-6m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06

For sale q Model Printing Press, xii
p~laten, entirely new and in complete or
der; also a cabinet and ten fonts of dis
play type, together with quoins, mallot,
chases, s~hooting-stick, rollers, etc. APP
ply for further information TO DEMOCRAT
STAR office.
Aug. %. lS7S,-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18

AsriswALt, July 10 sn'cd steamer Acapulco, Ciapp,
New York
Aux Juy in port. schr City Of Nassau tBr, for
New York In dayh
BossA1. june los allied ships comorin CBr). Major,
Charleston; lith. Ncarchus, baxter, Amsterdam bark
Anglo India DIR, Everett. Csllso.
CALCUTTA, June II In port ship County Of Cathucss
(Br) Miller. aud Batavia DO sutherland. for Boston;
Farrarnt 1Isch Tor New York; City OF Amoy tBr Craw
ford Dsn.l Barnes stevcr for do S.w Eta,
and Sarah Hignctt. jones Albuin no Psssoc, do
bMrks Abbic Carv-r. Carver for Botpn Alex Mckenzie
(Bf Home wood, Tor San Franc Edward kddcr Park
btx Palmer (r) scott Go min, arrived 4th
Gnu. May H-5aiied. ship Kaiser tG-r). kuhasc New
York.
CHsruAx NIB, July 1a-Arrived. bark Gsnagogus.
Marks, Lvcrpvol.
Cleared i3th. bark ANN, Mywohid, Oran (Africs).
DraenAnA, Juno 29-saiicd, schr lookout. Newell, sa
qua I.
IiosG Kose. May 80 Arrived. ship Wandering jew
Taipoy. Cardiff; bsrks Wealthy Pendleton, blanchard
Bangkok. June !, Chss Pearson, swain, Newcastle
EsW; 4th. VIM n Dictz. Endcrft. do.
Stalled May - big Elise tiAw). Pcrmien, llonclur
June bark Vim Phillips. caicy. oilo; 9th ship
mrnto Nelson. do; bark Cryibn, Kelly kobo It'll tb,T
Rcgu ns picr), I,rngc. san francisco.
In Juno TO- ship Great Admiral. Thompson, or san
Fr.ncsco; bnks II > Carlton. Amcsbury and havoslnk
Barstow Tor do Belle OF oregon, hartman tor PotIand
frsok Marien. Eidrdge, Tor Honolulu; u GJohnscn,
uALFAx. July I3sailcd. bark Mary Err (Br Pngwash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
MISSING PRISONERS.

During the last two days there has been mild
sssen Sing Sing prison over tho disappearoncs Of
three prisoners whose whereabouts IS atm amystery
Tho missing convicts Daniel Brown, alias 'French
Louis convicted Of burglary August 7, 1877, and
sentenced for three years ind three months; Frank
Clifton, convicted OF murder July 2, 1874 and SEN
fenced for life, and James Lawrence Slias Johnson
alras Connolly, who last convicted oil burglary
February Z 1875 ana sentenced Tor four years They
with another convct were employed about the stove
ioundSy TASK whcccrS, and werc SO engaged
mp TO hvo o'clock on Tuesday evening An hour
later, when tho formed "a line TO march
to their oelie Brown. Gilien and Lawrence
missed That they have escaped believed By the
Inc carelessness connivance OF the gaie-
keeper. Still the hitter hypothesis Is not
considered .lmpossiolo, ana Dom,nlek wynSs, VINO
Charles Davis the result OF the search for tho
missing conv,cs II they arc found concealed within
the prison wallis MS II 10 thoushs they VIII be- toe gate
kceEer will be restored 10 his position, but Otherwise
no cannot escape tho imrutaton that already In
Il IS Ir,slc diicuIt TO understand how these con-
viets could conceal themselves TOR days within tho
priron walls so as 10 escape discovery but visit 70
the yard will show that this rs easy OF accomplish
mcnt The grounds enclosed by the wills comprise
about fifteen acres The stove foundry aione
employs nine hundred men. and covers
together with tho material used by tho contractor
largo area the ground between the walls aud the
boxes which brown, Giuen and Lawrence wera en-
gagged IN wheeling. In grounds so extensive and
uttered over 9th maternal used In tho stove
foundry coaccament possible TOR n consid-
oracle period. especially " the COW cts, by saving
a part Of tnoir daily ratons by the mid
of cun provided wit store OF food Tho
object OF the nidng AMY OF course, to escape by
way OF rthc river Ms soon as The vigil
npce Of the guards is relaxed. II is tho
custom to withnraw Inc guards on tho river front
after the prisoners have been taken to Their cells,
but nov a douoic dny and night guard is maintained
nd will be ss long as Is not certain that The
have escaped by the cato. dirent search all
over tho grounds Is kept no. ana Warden DAVIS be-
iicves he Will DO able TO unca rth tue In a day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
BELOW.
Bark Precilla tftaD
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Brussels BID watkins Liverpool via
Queenstown--John q Dale.
Steamer state OF Georgia tBr) Cooper. Glasgow--A
BALDWIN h Co.
steamer Mas Dutch, Van der Hoevcn Rotterdam
Punch, tdye Co.
steamer Atlas (Br) low, Kingston. Jacmci and Aux
Csycs-Pim, Forw.od a Co.
stenmsr Niagars. Cortis. lIavans-J y ward 4 Co.
steamer Gen Barnes, Checsmau, Srvannsh-Murray,
Ferris Co.
steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram. charcs.on-J Quin-
steamer Fanny Csdwaladcr, Clark, Bnltnorc--wm Dial.
cell.
ship Messenger Gilkey, Hiego-sster a Livermore.
Bark Agne. (Nor), FOES iAvcvpool-Bcnhnm Boyesen-
Bark souvenir tsor). Andreascn. 0onccsser B-Funch.
BARK Harriet Jackson Bacon, limerick, III Il Win.
ssrk Prospsrs Dore d,sD scsppsron Cork Falmouth
Mark krnnn tBrl. smith. Antwerp II Whitney 4 Co.
Bark Franklin kor). Cicments.n Bcrgen-C TOBIAS
Co.
BARK Iiera Qlcr), Petsehkc. Brou.cn-Thco Ruscr.
Bark Astronom Ger, klopper Hamburg-Icrman kocp
Harm Frocner tNov-ate American bark Jssper reder.
sen. koeni gspcrg- Funch, Edge A Go.
Bark Lnvipis. knten, Dunkrk tfrsDce)-Brett, Son d
Go.
Ba,k rorfseus NOR, Petersen. Bsvre-Benham a
Boycscn.
bark jupiter toen LcitKe. Risa-Funeh. Edyo & Co,
Bark Cein Mcneil, CrowcIl, 6ibraitsr and Cadix-
Bsrk Eliza Barss tBr), Hollis Bernud. "A f Tacxcr.
Brig Maria Frisnr dtnD. PnoliIo, ritscus arcccc) :
Brig J ficrscy u;r. Winters. ST Johps MO W Der.
sehr Lavuis BELL Aidrich, ,racsibo ID snctt Boucn
4 Co
scar Henry Bu.cbnau (Br), Holmes, S, Johns. MI
sehr Champion tBp. GtsaviIs, 81 Johns. MA r
ucncy.
schs Dresden, Dean,son, 5hu,ee, Ns-A nsney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
THE TWO UPPER WARDS.

The General Committee Of the New York County
Democracy (opti-rammanyl for the rwcnty-third and
twenty fourth wards, hold a meeting on Tuesday
night, at their quarters. corner Of Third avenue
and 149ih street, for tho election OF delegates and ohl
GERS and Tor tho transaction OF other business.
Twentysx delegates from tue Twenty third ward aud
fourteen from The rwenty-iourth ward were sent 10
the General Committee. meeting at Irving Hail John
Rogge, OF the rsentyth,r ward, and Richard d. Ham
iton OF the ward wore selected 10 repro.
sent tho boay M. Executive Committee of the Gen
crel Committee Tho committee elected the follow
ing officers Tor tho ensuing year:-rrcsdent, Dennis
McMahoa: Secretary, Richard ID. Hamilton; Treas
urer, Horny J. Ford. An address was unanimously
ordered TO be printed In pamphlet form urging upon
tho citizens tho necessity OF coming out boldly
test the power OF Tammany at the next election The
citizens OF tho district viii be called upon
November next their for tho first time for
Alderman represent their district, independent
of any Other
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1878
aENEBAI. MERRrrT's BOND ACCEPTED AND con-
MISSION ISSUED APPOINTMENTS IN TIE
NAVAL oFFrcr.
The bond OF General Merrtt Collector OF the Port
OF New York received at the Treasury Depart
ment until this afternoon, when It was referred 10
the Commissioner Customs the law requires, By
whom IL was carefully examined, inc char
meter OF the bondsmen being, in tho opinion
of the Commissioner, uncxceptonaole, and
nut In the execution OF the bond. The commission
OF Collector Merritt promptly issued and tor
varded to him by to-nigni's mail
In connection with the Naval Once the Commits
sioner has also received from Naval oicer Burt The
nominations of ]. J. Couch as special deputy naval
officer and William A. Jones' II. W. Gourley, Andrew
w Green and John II. Comstock deputy naval
officers These names referred to the Secretary
Of the Treasury Tor confirmation.
A WORD FOR TIE UNEMPLOYED Ex-UNIoN
SOLDIERS.
General John C. Robinson. OF Bnehnmton, and
lanes Tanner Of Brooklyn reprcsc ming tho Grand
Army OF the Republic, paid visit TO the President
pigment Of labor upon the public works. for which
appropriations have been literally made by Con-
rress the needs of the many unemployed cx-Unon
soldiers should have prior consideration. Tho depu-
tation we're cordially received by tho President, and
viii 60 from Washington to the Grand Army encamp.
ment at Gettysburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

surr FnrcA Or, Quebec for Liverpool with tim
load has from Quebec - ner assistance
sur LJ Monsn while at s'osshom. syed9n a.,r.sssa
vessel :Sss oSep wished the pos Capt Hses wrsss
immense crowds had visited her since her srrvs
Among who have been toard I" admire her
tho King Of sweden who closely examined o.
pIeAssI With ali that he hna seen. shortly alter his
he his photograph board present to the
BgIc ADkLrxE RICHARDSON. 223 tons built Addison in
1857. has been purchased by Chase lenvitt Co. and
Mcfadden commands h
scmR JONI MASLovE-The Of schr John Manlovc
Coopers Point, have determined strip her OF
In, viii be ala "n to
d-lphs and her Of coal resi- ipped to Newport.
sess POWELL ., Biddeiora, 1886 tons bull. at s.se
Charles Merrill and others, OF Portland.
Semi ANNIE W, of st John. NIB. is total wreck st
GARrsIDE from Bowdonham for Phiadciphia,
4. Portland July l9 WAS ss.inE 100 strokes PER nom,
tor examination and repairs.
JACKSONVILLE. July 1.-THE sehr sarah Il Thomas,
yesterday t in the position the previous
% e TO The S
is difference Of opinion to the feasibility OF swing the
M"Spors shss she could b. Cotton .o" 1.-THE weather
o 81
sxrrHvILLH NC, July 17-Bsrk csbieces 0p, from VIII
ana XS to a s
bars about miles outside this harDor reported BY
nor mate 10 DC IN enamS centurion, WtC feot OF
in tho hold. ChArterers Wilmington have boon
notified. No lives in danger at present.
WILMINGTON NC July l6-Thc schr Flash Capt Bry an
Morse, In attempting TO pass out Shsotte bar
Friday morning last aground what is known
she biIsed. flied with water, hoRted of into the
and sunk together With her Of IS casks of
Qulck PAsAGs.-Bask Grsee Deering. CAPTAIN Davis,
which arrived at New YORK My Is from Iautquc. Tnca
Tome lott tho latter the 12th OF May,
making tho In 6 days. which Ia said to he with
but exception. The fastest record.
Cat Nt.~ y Csn
successfully launched from Roschs shpyard Chess
yesterday afternoon The vessel Is 225 feet 10
inches long ~ inches beam 20 feet 10
depth of hold She Ia tho Steamship Co. of
city.