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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-26
The Profits OF an Appie-selIer'. Expert.
mRuf.


A year ago last winter L. ]. Strout, Of
Limington, while barrelling apples to be
shipped 10 parts unknown to him, con.
ceivcd the novel idea OF ascetaining their
destination by putting letter enclosing
money to pay the postage ona returnletter
in one OF the barrels, kindly asking the
purchaser to write him the4late OF opening
1t, his name and residence, the price paid,
the condition OF the apples when opened,
etc. In about three months Mr.. Strout
received letter from merchant in Lon.
don, England, saying oneof his customers
found the letter and passed it to him, and
by him It was very neatly answered, civ.
ing all the desired information in regard
to apples, etc. Last winter Mr.. StronI re-
ceivc'l y letter from the same merchant in
relation to filling an order for Maine
apples, but the quality and Scarceness OF
the fruit last year prevented his filling the
order satisfactorily 10 himself. This week
Mr.. Strout has received another order by
cable for several hundred barrels as sam.
Piles from the same persons. As Mr.. StrOut
will undoubtedly an the order, the Eng
liSh gentleman will no doubt be surprised
at the size and quality Of the fruit, which
Is this year probably q third larger than
two years go.-BiddJord (NE,l Journal.
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BRAXToN COUNTY.
An EpistIe Highly commendAtoryo OF Bro
Hyer. the lIeniberEIert 10 the ITeuse of
Delegates. t n

Hyer, The Member Elect 10 the uouse Or
Delegates.
Editor In.elllSrnstr.
Allow me through the INTELLIGENCE to
correct some Of the errors that have up.
pearod in print In regard to the political
status OF the Hon. E. s. Hycr, the member
elect from this county 70 the next House
of Delegates Of West Virginia,
Mr.. Hyer Il 8 Republican OF the pdrest
type. He Is member of tho Braxton
County Republican Committee, and Is not
man to ever go back on his friends or
his principles. He was clectedon his hon
est merits US IN Independent Republican,
but OF course received many votes from
the DemoCratic camp His opponent was
J. F. Given, Esq, the regular nominee OF
the Democratic party, put in nomination
by the party on the Sth OF August last
Mr.. HyerS card appeared for two months
in the NoulLdiIHer, and 1t tells the tale as
to who and what he Is. lie will probably
be the abIcst representative that Braxton
county has had since the war, and beside
heisa Christian gentleman with all that
that name imports, without spot or blem.
ish on his reputation.
The straight out Democratic brethren
are very much grieved over his success in
the canvass, but. trust their feeling will
be assuaged in the fullness Of time. Do
not fail to become acquainted with Bro.
liver, OF the Baptist Church.when he goes
to the legislature. Henry 5. Walker dies.
iguated him in the Jacob campaign OF 1879
us the buts.cut Of radicalism in Braxton
county. Heis all right III every way. H'H'
mi BRaxroN.
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TnE late Allen.T. Wilson, Of Marion
county, Cal, lett property worh-about
5000 and a most remarkable will. 1t
provides that his only son shall give to
his mother s5OOa yeariof her support, pro-
yidinr, however, that she shall not give
anv money to any Catholic Church, priest
or society. 1.-THE son attains the age OF
ten years, and then rscstobacrc, or drinks
alcohol, wine, beer or cider, he shall for
iei, all rights under the will or live for a
month upon nothing but bread and water,
and each time he commits the offence the
pensnce must be repeated. If;aiter he Is
eighteen years old, heshall drink orsmoke,
he shall forfeit his heritage, or instead
work steadily for a yeatas common farm
laborer and save one-half of his wages. Ii
he becomes Catholic. or il, after he is
eighteen years old, he shall give any
money whatever to a Roman Catholic
priest, or layman, he shall forfeit his
estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-26

oSr oiour Wheeling travellers, duringp
cali on us yesterday, said that his exper'
iencc on the road this faII is about this,
tina. country buyers who have Kept them.
selves in good shape by buying in small
amounts during the decline in prices, and
who have watched their sales very care
fully. thus avoiding embarrassment at
either end oithcir trade, generally report
a satisfactory business this fall, whilethose
who have not thus conducted their bust;
ness incline to complaining mood about
prospects for better times. A merchant
who is behind hand TO the job6cr, and
who has trusted out his goods TO those
who are in arrears to him, is not naturally
in position to take hopeful view OF the
future.
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Tsssasssa' SaIeu.
TRIIsTEE's SALE.

iatss asul. ooa. Of Ohio County. w., IT,,
oeOEe zllls "'S'fp's.
samuel J. sayd ct al. ~ 'Aa'''fr
Under and BY virtue q dee.i o,,.-
George Lllles aud Balbara ZIlits, his III. aAis y
1915, and recorded in The Clerks osrs y ,pesaai
Court q Ohio eeuhtyJ West ylrEiSIS n ~ ~ iSfg
90. and pnnSGat q Tie eat.,e' ~ !sIa
10 th.ssols HssnlLSns4 sAass % ~ la;S sSaNv'
MoSDAY, he 2st5 d,y .. xOy,nS., A.,
conmsneiss 4 10 dbl /. m. ~
10 The city Of Whtsllng, West VIrtisi, !. ~
denee Of George Zllles At public 1nCtios = Y M
est and hest bidleE. The lOl0E InS dF,sTjSj Ia.
o. % much thefe1f 4 hay Be heeSI,1,s slis
debt secured hy aid deed Of trust, bSIpS ~ U
~ y ~ IIh intetest iheteon tOu bcsrIi,S5
elnttpg the e0mmtsSiensOl the trIlslrS ,si,h b
70 say: AceTtAln tr1ct d laud, brIpr -. lGh
Ing Island, IL the eouaty' Of Ohio "a So ~
VlESinia, and he southern pOStInR Il ~, Eet
poSnased y Mhelan q JOSi1G co.
trAtot land conveyed 70 Md GtGTES az, " q,
V. Whelan BY deed barring date Mn H., 9ialL
recorded In DEED book No. s., a.. ~ i,,iti ~
once, and u bounded - iolISEi, ErI5,sI.lViEtI
rest noe y Tue cAAt ptaueh Of the Ohio In, ~
ne northeast eofneF Of the viseylrl m, AT
owned by Henry Moore and nov oThHI l. Iii
Gilehnsii thenee With the north LIN q q, ssSi
north 81 West 81 Ss-lOO poles ~ The ~ LSRfs
west branch Of nd river thence ~ M Us At
and binding thereon north ~ IS 40 ,, y ~, ma
and north "a $ east ls and 9s.itO tsI,:,Hi hs
thence leaving aid weSt bFlHeh Gb4 r,,.,!, tliS
land south 81 cast % lS-i0o polts IA ihs y
4 the east branch Of sid river and dow IA 1td
binding thereon south 49, 70 esst Il S3Is,, tH "
south ~ EAST u 1oio0 poles south O. . ~, -
poles 70 the beginning, enhtalhins . ~. .lsls
less. Sale vii b mt made Of The 81, III IfF
the plat Aled August 10, 1877, au,oos ~ 81. y
aid canse beginning With lot No !, ~ i ,IN
on the Ohio ayer, then AZ The lojs 90 The SooS, ~
Of North Front street extehaei tinnsr .t,l y
No! ., ADD taking them "a oEdsf So. ~ X
which the residence d Md Ellie, VIn5, ~ ~
lotson North Huron street, beSinning ~ ~ e ,.
and taking then lp their OFdef, lhd IN IN ~
should he insufficient 70 psy a a5; lIs,S, N. =
No. 8 but George lilies Il u hate pTiTiI.s :! ~ ~
lot Nc. sold II be - desires beiore ~ ~. w
| North Huron street, thea ~ muth n ~ :! ~
Of the tTAct Of land AiOrEsA4, 10 Tie VII ~
may be necessary 10 pay ~ alofeslH. Isns NJ,
aid plat has been postei In The Qesk', "a I. !. "
Court, aud reference thereto i hsfeby ~, Ts;..-
Of sale shall Be one third 81 The pgfrhlse nss.1 :
such ItAtEr 1meunt the1od a. The DOrrhassf q.
10 pay, cash 10 hnnd; the residue ID ITo ,ss,ii,',.
ment. payable respectively % Il nj IN, -
from the day Of Slle With Interest tlt III ~ ~
the deferred inStallmenti 70 le secured X ~ :
trust on the property old. WV
4 Selling ~ Trustee, shall eonTtv Nuth iii, a.
vested 10 me by aid deed d trnst, ma l. 49,, y
GEO. h CALDWELL rr,,,..
HHRYXY PAcy, AB.dsheeFt ~
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rnrshook businessis encouragement

TnEs shook businessis showingsome signs
ot revival al Warrington, Thornton, New
burg and Cranberry Summit. Orders are
coming once more from the West indies
through Baltimore parties This isowingto
the suppression OF the insqrrcction in
Cuba, and the consequent revival Of the
sugar trade Of the Island. twill DO some
time before the trade reaches ia old pro-
ror,ions. At ono time single house in
baltimore exported $4,000 shook to the
West Indies, and nearly nll Of this was
supplied IRON the line Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio road in West Virginia. Eyer.sincc
the failure Of Perry & Co. and Sterling
Ahrcns 4 Co. the business has had very
black eye. Let US hope that better times
have come. !.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, ISIS.


tbs Wheeling Hinge Company yestot.
day shipped ten barrels Of hinges 10 New
Orleans and fyc to Memphis, by rail.
This, it is hoped, is the beginning OF q con-
siderable demand from the South now that
the fever has abated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-26

When the present managers took charge
OF the road, according TO President
Ritchie's statement, the indebtedness OF
the company on account OF constructions
and equipments amounted to SG3, lS5. This
Indebtedness has been reduced, by the
present management, to SO, eos 6S, which
includes cost OF construction, OF iron, roll
ing stock, and land damages, but is cx'
elusive OF small amount due Mr. Britton,
PAYABLE in bonds. The bonded indebted
ness Of the road at this time is $500,
making the total Indebtedness OF the road
nowSl0S,SOs, or about 5000 per mile.
This is not IN enormous debt, and under
good management the roadwould not only
paw tho interest thereon, but in few
years would leave dividends for the stock
holders who have invested their means
therein.
To meet the present indebtedness Of the
road the company have yet ST., 500 Of first
mortgage bonds TO DISPOSE OF, which II
sold at 80 per cent would net from the
Bonds 1'''.''''''''' -
hue run former TnatuFE .,...., lSt
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Tn nine months otlsTs, on the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, as compared with the
same period Of 1871 shows ll'g f'sts-
An Iper,,, IA u6S ear,,inEs .....a-....s siseSo
drrruaseiN e3penA = pl steAS
An inrrCase ia net eIrhlus gi,...- fff+-,--. lFss
Alllines west OF Pittsburgh and Erie for
the niue months Of 1873 show a deficiency
in meeting all liabilities OF $50, 0de, being
u gain over the same period Of 1871 Of
S.95,eC4.
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This would leave small balance inthci
treasury after AL indeb9dhes, except
bonds, was paid. Surely this Il not !: bad
showing, and tho figures are reliable, as
We obtained them from an otliccrOi the
cOmpAnV Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-26

AocoRprxc to a New York SIN detective,
who has been Swallowing" him, General
Butler, after stealing a nomination for
Governor, is hard at work to steal an cleo
tion. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon he left
Boston to speak at Harwich, more than
eighty miles distant, in the evening. The
next morning he droro,ten miles and adj
dressed meeting at Orleans Thence, at
/ O'Clock, he went by rail to Provihcetown,
on Cape Cod, where he spoke in the even
inc. At 1 O'Clock the following morning he
went to wellaeet, where a crowd listened
to him. Returning to Boston in the after
noon he went by another railroad line to
Melrose, drove from there to stoneham,
speaking at both places, and reached his
home in Lowell at s O'Clock the next morn
ing. We may say of Butler as is sometimes
said Of other persons engaged in doubtful
pursuits: Hall as much labor in q legit-
mate calling would seSare,h him comfort
able Ev;pv 80 3iitA1 a2,a7ia1
$500 . ..
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nxrARruRE OF rRAIss

sTrisdeIPhIa Accommodation. train Only runs
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphia.
tDaily except Sunday-SeNArk Accommodation.
tSteubtuVile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
tllc day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellsiFe, stopping when required at
sherman House, GEtnATille, West Wheeling and
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
La. i>bfIlg a, 10 ~
Elm Grove Property.

By virtue Of Deed Of .Tru,, u.nAs ash ,1.,uyI 1,
Frederick HerbE and wife 70 the uedErlru4i {, ~!
tee, dAted May 20th, lsiI ADD q reSosd d d.
ofhee Of the County Court Of 0hIo 0anty, u. Y, Il
Deed Of Trast Book No. u pass 10 IS "a iii
MONDAY, The Ith d,y q Movable. III
Commencing al 10 oelOek 4, n III At puh.t ,st,,
Al the front door Of the Our Hbdss 4 OhJ5 esS,
the following described rll estats Ihit 4 10 IF X
Of that certain piece Or parcel n l1s3 lyInF 81 NJ,
situate In aid Ohio county, u piht kn5n Z Es
Gfoys, and between The SIti6nIl Rs1 al WA,
Greek, beinga pat Of Lot No II q TIE Lrussf ls,,S
Said lot measures infect 10 tF0at II4 sItsn4 Id /,
equal width 70 the creek, ADD Il the ane rFJSS,,I
heretofore conveyed To he said Hsftss by Ham M
fenbIne and wife by deed dated Nay Elk, ia m
Is iduelhng hoass and ether inrEvVtsssn M b,
TILE 6eiIered 10 Be perfect. bot w.Ang ~ Inst. I
Deed Of Trust.
TERMS OF sAtn-cssh.
". n. HALLER, Auetioaecr. n
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The wayne.burE q Washington Narrow
Gauge Road. t

Inc NaJueNDuFt- * WAsuhtiNteH stNNESW
Gauge Road. ac1t
ws.hlngsOn, Pa, Rsf0dsts
The present manager took possession Of
the road in January last, when trains had
been running only about two months. OF
course the load was not in good condition
then; little or no ballsstingha been donei
there were few or no switches and turn
outs; no provision for turning the trains,
and large gang Of worismen were re-
quired to be kept eonstantly'at work 70
make needed additions and improve
ments.
Already over half OF the road has been
well ballasted; trestlc work At this end'of
the road. uniting it with the Hempheld
and Pittsburgh Southern roads, has been
constructed at considerable expense; a Y
has been constructed at the Waynesburg
end, and other necessary Improvements
made along the line. :,
The business OF the road has been stead
lily increasing, as the following monthly
REGENTS inr ISIS mainly show:
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! Cn.s<t Sales.
DINE FARM FOR SALE.
In The County Court Ot oAS coaar.
NandSs ouH.n >, g..
~ II caiassT.


Moses * Ssy, ct Al ia cs'''T7
In pursuance d the Iuth1rfiy VESTED Il stsyIts
cree entered by nd CouI 10 the lsore entitled uss
on prl 18Th, 1873, YIN st Al Tie tfoot dOas III
residence Of Noes Ray, 90 the IIeIs hsfSby DIG.
tised 70 Be sold, On
MONDAY, The sth dfy d September, lst,
beginning II 10 o'eloek, a, ~ ii PoblE Hsr;iua I'd,
highest and best b4dder, The tI5rt q PGFul y hi
lying and being dtusted 90 the HaleS q LtIt WhN'
Ing creek In 0hI0 county, 10 The st2teOi Kts vlFa
bounded and deSeribed ~ EolISSs: BetiAnlpE ni
stake near N elm stsmp curref % SthttAh f01rEs,
aud with his line s s. v. 10 Pss 70 sake OlSlt
CEthRrine insard; thenee With btr tne 9, -, { g
poles 70 tEo sugar tre efAsE V aid CAihlns lhpa
and joseph Potter thence With Pustsr's LIE y 4,
E. lSl poles 10 sDgIT tres corner 70 IIDa Nthlsfi
thence \. a., ". lH To.tS 70 The erinHtas uetIs:
ing IS aeres, belnS tie E1tAe pF0Pe'I! erlttd u.
conveyed by Moss Riy y Geo. B CaAEel y 6ol
Of trust dlied April ash, ls7S Ard reCpsdsd lsHi
the pubic and records a aid comfy.
TERNs OF SALE-0ne-lhIrd a The PsftAlSa uteti
or such further sum . The paTehtssf 1ly tiei y L
In hand, the residue IN two e9aIl tAItIlntniL pr
BE respectively IN oDe and tEO years iTpG u tiIa
sale, With intsfrs, fruD that day; ths paEhlsf ~
Ing his bond with approved pesohI besgrit! sS "a
Of The defeffed instillnents, 1n4 The tus . v n
served till the whole d the purchase n9otE = -
GEO. B Caldwell.
Special Cnnnistas6
The above sale + adjourned until MONDAY, Or
Der II, 1875, at the same bear r nd Pc Sss,nrr,
ssfa.dAv special Chnniut5sS
The above sale b adjourned until MONDAY, 0at
Der ., isIs, Al II O'el6tk1. n a ane 30 .Sr,,
Special CSsEissss
HxxvEr a PACE, AustiOners "i'-tI'
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nrrrEr 4 rAer, AustLoeests
6ss4sruI Notices.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
o,rcr SECRETARY Oy sr1L

oYTIcE SECRETARY oE sTlIL
WHEELING, ?lf 0ci., las
The Board OF Public Works Of The Sl't =
West Virginia will receive q their oaice, unfi
December 18th, 1s1S. plans tor iiL tl'1F
ZION IN and additions to the buiidin: kng..
As the ..sTATz HOrsE," in the city Of ChAts2
ton, Kanawha county. from such Arrhass
as may please to submit them, il being ulitf
stood that 20 PLANS WILL BE fIip ToS Ihts
the same be adopted BY the Board. and 'h' IT.
terations made In accordance Herewith,
's'"''"''7 5. BRADY,
ocea Secretary q St.tE
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hpiNs
hue run former TratuTEr lSs
Subscriptions COllsCIAEe- tsS
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latbs cteal. Court Of Ohio County, w..
8 y t3corRe ZIlles ~ VIZ Ntpth
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Capt II Hams or the Cunard steamer scytha from
Liverpool. and Capt Ritchi,. Of tho steamer Eysa.
London have thanks for special
observations made connection with tho ERALp Weather
servic.
STEAMER JoHS Bssr tBelc,, from New York for Hsvre
before reparea with cargo shifted Sc eneeante i.d hnr.
washed board lost part o. rails skyght aud sails had
engine She put into Phadephis tho 18th where
will repair and proceed
STEAMER GLESLoGAx (sr), from Rio Janeiro for New
Yors. put into Bermuda May 81 short Of coai.
STEAMER Minnie wA.rs. owned by Nickerson &Co: Of
bay on SATURDAY nsn, and Vs.. worth
BRIG ORroLAs from Philadelphia, NJ HavsnH May 81.
lost $4,000 feet Of lumber of deck during rough
weather on the voyage.
scuR CoAMsRcg. from Baracoa for Boston. ashore on
Nsn,n = rom"iasd IN TIE same position o. ha 18th,
provided sue weather remains moderate Heavy anchors
rea Nntnckt The ripe lruit has been sold. aud tho
balance will be sent to Woods iiole trsnshpmcnt 20
Boston, Cant Dngget OF vineyard haven, has
senn NIaMosrrrr. sslsngns to the United States
ford shos Long island sound and subsequently, raised
new rggcd haa new salts and was bsng copprrcd May "a
She viii sail Island about juno Isl in charge Of
Captain q. ". Hunter.
BaiiGore arrived ut Boston May - and reports a7in.
into Sy .ehr Fred walton rom frosidcrco for Boston"
The former lost jisboam, bowsart head; the lat
ter lost a portion Of her bead gear
Sem AnnrnJ Of Nantucket nov lying At Marion. has
Gray to os epoysd m the fishing and casting
business.
Sem JULIA woop. wrecked Mt Lorkeport. rs q short
time since sold auction the 5,h $BU,
without spars or sails, to Mr. JACOB Locke.
Scum focAsstr. Racket. n, Quincy Point 18th. from
thladcrhia ,ried away foremost of Absccou, NJ. IL
took her days to work into port viii discharge aud
proc ed TO Boston Tor repairs
scum FIJI, ficn Of Manehcster With cargo Of stope
ham Bar shs remained tisnt and expected or next
tide.
Ep.ARTowS May - British schr Harvard HJiier, DO.
at this port lost her sails kncckc
late gale will repair the expense ~ about
<.Up.
May 2G-Arriycd. revtnus cutter Gaatin Gabrieison.
haviug Ia schr Union. before reported sunk aud
abandoned: buih masts gone Of deck load los.
badly split open and will probably
pairing IL previously reported that she broken
Nrw ORLEANS May ~ A schooner s,oop, name un.
known. has ecu wrecked tho westward OF Breton
Island She has black aud white spots ON her keel.
vISsL HA.rS. May 2sThc schr Aurora B.reaiis ar
John Tor Ne~ Work reports that the ed inst
ahout six mites east southeast from Mooapcc Light the
mate GEORGE Name. OF 1T John, knocked overheard
bv tns and drowned .r Kane 80 years Of
nge and leaves WHO at ~ John,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS jose ton Gaps. ~ feet long ~ feet
peam aud feet inches IL depth, wss launched AZ VIII
gtu Del. May -. She Dnilt FOR parties In la-
yanA aud Is intended tor local use Ia thar port.
Al Bath. May u by Mossrs. sawyer h Packard ferry.
loat Cily OF lynn 800 Ter the ~ the Revere
Bsech and Lynn Railroad Ia Boston harbor.
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Steamer Montana (Br,, Beddoe Liverpool via Queens
town-Willams 4 Gutou.
steamer wysnose Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Uld Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Batimore-Wm
steamer G sinners. Warren. Philadelphia ames
Steamer General Whitney. Haett. B6ston-H Dimock.
Ship st Joseph, Fales. Hnvre-Boyd Hncken.
Bark Johan hanssen tNor) Andersen, Gloucester, E
Bark Giuseppe do Abundo dsaD. Newcastle. E Funch.
B,rk Devcti Dubrovacki tAu0. supor. Dublin-Funch.
Brig Echc Obi, Lindsay. Laguayra and Porto Cabcllo
Dallett. b 'ulton Co.
Brig Harry Davie. tB,. Yates, curacoa- D De Lima
Brig II Pitt ODD. Outereridge. Bermuda Jones 4
Brig Ellen Mitchell. Eaton shulee. Ns-wilson God
Bris Matilda Buck Br), Buck. Rockisnd. Mp Novus
h soL.
schr Poto'i Stevens Port Natal tAirca,-w II Cross
schr Eva q Yates, Yares. Ceara CBraxD-Burdett &
Scnr Flora Condon French, Cears-Alvah Mudgstt
scr Hattie HASKELL Cassidy. 81 Thomas and San Bias
schr Mary Decker. Nelson. Nassau. NP-BJ Weinberg
40
Scnr Alexander Harding. Mcbride. Port johnson "A
sclr Annie Brown (Br), Curry, Newark-D r De Wolf
Co.
schr Lace mia. Crockett, Portsmouth, Mill r Brown
Schr WIN Il Brown, Jackson, Provide nco-J c Roberts
schr Henry. sattsriy, Nov isven-van Brunt 4 Over
schr Dart. Campbell stsmford-stamford Misunderstanding
sehr Ida Palmer. Palmer Stamford stamford Manufac
turing TO.
Be- The Custom House will b. open 3oth Of May
from TO 10 AN tho entrance clearance Of ves-
sells only.