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allutraons indebted to me are requested to close
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To WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Y IL VACATIONS. In the Clerks Ofhce OF the
Circuit urt If Shens ndoah, April % 1878;
Edward Tearney and Vim. &. Wilson, Pts
AGAINST
c. c. Thomas, Deit.
In Assumpsit.
The object of this suit Is 10 attach the estate OF
the defendant, @. q. Thomas, in shenandoah Co.,
and especially any estate In the hands OF Lew
Rinker IN said county, aud subject the ssme TO the
payment of Plaintiffs demand. to-wit; the sum ~
1856 on, due by account, with interest thereoi NJ
the rate OF six per centum per snnum from the
LIST Of April 1877 until paid and costs.
1t appea ing By affidavit fled that the Defendent
C. Thomas Is not All inhabit INT Of this stale
II is ordered That he said defendant do appear
tere within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary 10 protect his interest,"
that copy Of this order be published in sore
newspaper printed In Woodstock, once week Tor
ur successive weeks, and y copy posted at the
front door OF the Court House Of said county. on
the first day OF the nekt county court.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. C. C. s. c.
A Copy, Teste.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. C. 8. c.
WINS. & Bro. a.
april Sit.
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In Assumpsit.
Tgr srEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
WINS. q Bro. p q.
april Sit.

T9U sTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
RENL ESTATE.
fy virtue Of deed Of trust executed to Joseph
T. saum BY Jacob Ludwig aud Alice, his wife by
deed bearing date on the 26th day Of september
1857. aud duly ecorded In the eeks Once OF the
county court IF Shenf doah County, Va. in Libei
20 A. iaxe 436, And whereas by an order Of the
cu;Inty court of said county entered at its Januar
term 1859 samuel q. Wi liams was substituted Is
Trustee in the room aud stead Of said Joseph T.
Saum. and afterward to Wit, viz: At the Nov
FERN Of said county court by like orde Of said
court Jas. @. Fravel " substituted as Trustee il
said deed in the rom and stead of Samuel C..
Williams, decd. and at another term of said court
to Wit At its April lem 1873, Mark Bird wa
substituted by order Of said court as Trustee IN
said deed in the room aud stead OF said James G..
Frayel. decd to secure the debt therein mentioned
the unders trustee will sell on the premises
SATURDAY, APRIL. 9th, 1873.
to The highest bidder for cash. the tracts parcels
of laud described in said deed,
CONTAINING SO l-S ACRES.
to the samo more or less, it being the land
conveyed by Jacob Lsntz and wife to Jacob
Ludwig by deeds bearing date March l6, 81 ana
Sept IL '5a and duly ecnrded in the Clerks Once
in the county court Of said county, in Deed Book
No. T. page 1919 and known the Coaiini tract,
adjoining he lands OF George MOlve ton, >amue,
NJ Lantz one half Of said lands being cleared, and
the half valuable for the timber thereon. Said
land lying on the Fadely road leading TO Wood
stock, conven cut to Lantz's Mill, stores, School
houses and post Office. sale to begin at o'clock.
MARK BIRD,
March 27th.-4w Trustee.
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CONDITIONS .

A credit Of six months will be given on al
sums Of a. 90 the pur hasrr giving bond with az
proved security, under that sum the cash will be
rsouired Fu'ther conditions will be made know
on the day Of sale. sale to commence ~ l
LUTHER NEEB, Admr. OF
Jacob and Valentine Neeb. dccd.
March e0-3t
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LIPPlaCCTT'c mAGAzl {
ANILLUsTRATED MONTHLY OF
Populqr Literature. Scieace, and An,
AxXoUXCEMENT FOR 1878.

ith tho number Tor January, this maqazine
begins its twenty FIRST volume. During the tn
yea of its exist noe t has von high Place in
periodical literature, and It's cOnd"ctoIs viii spare
efforts ia the future 10 ma iAtain is EQUATION,
constant aiming to supply their patrons Nith 8
fund u
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CORN MEAL, BACON,

FISH Of all kinds, COAL OIL \
full line Of groceries always on hand and
sold at short profits. A trial will show
YOU that we sell at the lowest cash
prices.
sST All kinds of Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
Mar. l3-tf. w. III. ALBERT.
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10 HEAD OF HOGS,

one 10 horse power engine and thresher, grain
reaper and mower, grain drill, buggy rake,
wheat fan, buggy, one horse @ag1a' on
horse wagon, l spring wagon, 5 OF setts OF hai
ness, three horse plows, one horse pillow,
d,uble shovel poHs, single shovel plows,
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ONE CORN SHELLER.

some corn, oats and rye together with al q IN
estate of said Jacob aud Valentine Mech, decd.
consisting of stoves, bedsteds and bedding
bur eaus Safes tables, chairs, together with otaci
or.i.ias 700 numerous 10 mention
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NTH gclasss. Pariiaa,,ars sent free; Addffe.
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The Best and Most Attractive Reading,
Embracing
Among the attractions for the newyear. tee pus-

serial and short Stories. .ketches Of Travel an
Adventure, Essays on Popular Questions
Of the Day, Poems, Reviews, etc.
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FOR SALE.

A three quarter Alderny Bull calf. Apply q the
Herald OAlcp. hafch 10 "
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~ CHASCERY

aDUBLIc SALE or
Personal PROPERTY.
will sell st public sale, on the premises, o. e
mile North west OF Woodstock, On
THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 1873,
all Of the personal property belonging TO the esta
Of Jacob and Valentine Mech, decd. consisting il.
part as follows Il head Of young cattle, mica
cows, head Of work horses and one three yeai
old colt
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before the congress, continues as fol-
lows:
Her Majesly's government deeply
regretted Russia's decision. even if con
siderable portion Of the siipulalions OF
the treaty we're likely TO be approved.
Russia's reservation relative to their
discussion would nevertheless be open
to most serious AFFECTION. Every ma
terial stipulation Of the treaty INVOLVES a
departure from the treaty of 1856. aud
by the declaration signed in London in
1871 it is impossible for her Majesty's
government to acquesce in withdraw
al from the cognlzance ofthe pow RS OF
articles which are notifications Of eX-
isting II .atics. The combined effect Of
the stipulatIons upon the interests Of the
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TIE ATlAATIr FOR 1878

March 6-tds. Conn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

to show tho Bostoniuns that ho
know what he was talking about
when he told them of tho profits Of
wool growing in the South
Why pay one hundred dollars for
a phonograph, whom ono hundred
and fifty judiciously invested in ice
cream, the coming summer. and
two bushels Of turnips in tho fall iur
marriage certificate, will give you
life lease on II talking nmchino
that never requires any tin foil on
the cylinder escnponent. Young
man, these are times for tho prnc.-
tico Of economy and you should
reflect thicago Post.
Tho Jou'mai Of chemistry says
that hot alum water is tho best
insect destroyer known. Put tho
alum into hot water and let it
boil till all tho alum is dissolved !;
then apply it.hot with IL brush to
all cracks, closets, bedstcnds and
other places where any insects arc
found. Ants, bed bugs, cockroach-
os and creeping things arc killed by
it ; while it has no danger of
poisoning tho family or injuring
property.
Barbor--"IIow long ngo did you
have your hair cut 2" Customer
"About three months. 3urbcr--
lawful bad cut Who cut it ?"
Customor-"You did" "Silcnco Of
ten minutes. misunderstanding
somewhat recovered his ncrvn)--'I
see that your chin has been cut by
tho last barber that shaved you 2
Customer--"Ycs." Barbov~-"Y
ought to have built n head on him
him biggcrn II mule" Customer,
81 did" Barber continues to shave
with great care.
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Continued from lrSL page

stupid falschood as the above and
send it to mo Of oil people.
YOUR IMBECILITY.
Who doubts the exist enee Of the
1op mania7 And, so long as it
docs exist, Of course many tools
will bo made to fit it; but even
here your mendacity must creep in.
You suppress the reuping hook,
the plane, the saw, the gauge, tho
knife, the hatchct, the SCISSORS, tho
pen, tho sword. Correct your
Ignorance, my good sir, and us
your ignorance declines your self
sufficiency will abate, and you will
not be 80 ready to hurl them both
ut your intellectual superiors on
matters whero they are men and
you are q child.
CHARLES REApK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
The State OF SUuLu Carolina,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD

COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
By 0. u. 7WoMPSON, Esq, Probaic ,!m'y.
wv HEREAS, Thomas W. ScruggH hath
w made suit to mo to grant him
letters of administration OF the estate and
objects of Daniel Scott. deceased:
These arc therefore to cItrnul adm ,niSh
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Daniel Scott. dcccnSc,l. that
they be and appear before me, in the onrt
OF prohntc, to be held ut Fairfield Court
House. s. g., on the 2ith day OF July
next after publication hereof, ut ii
O'Clock in tho forenoon, to @hcw cause, il
any they have, why the %aiI administr;,-
ton should not he granted.
Given Undrr my hand, This Sih Ia
Of July, Ammo Dumini lST'.
q. Il. THOMPSON,
July O. tX1nw2 j L. +. G..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
CONDITION OF THE METROPOLIS.

Lunt Brothers, the owners of the wrecked
steamship Metropolis. have sent a communication TO
THE TRIBUNE In which they say:
We have refraned heretofore from making any reply
TO reports as 10 the unseawOrby condition OF
the Metropolis pcierrng to have them cOntradlced by
the inspectors shipcarpcDtcrs, and Others who had
tua knowledge OF her condition THIS having been done,
We can only add that from our own knowledge OF the
ship believed her be thoroughly seaw0rthy and fitted
for the voyage :Or which sBe chartered No one
more deeply depOre the great loss OF life occasoned by
disaster than ourselves yet We do not feel that
such loss was OccasiOned 10y any unsouDd or unsea-
worthy condition of the SNIP out from having encOnn-
Of the severcst gales that has visited the cOast
for long period We desire to contradict report that
has been published purpOrtng 10 have cmalated from
Captain rnOmas Ellis, former commander OF the ship,
TO the eject that he had been offered TIKI command for
her voyage 10 Brazil but refused IT In consequence OF
hs considering the snip uOseawOrby. We do not credit
mat Captain Ellis made such statement; but II he
dd, We declare II utterly false He NOT offered the
coinmandnor had we the slightest conversation with
him relative 10 his taking 1t.
They annex letter from the American Shipmasters
Association stating that the vessel was thoroughly ex
amined and repaired by {. K. PoOa, under the in.
specOn OF their surveyor In 1878 again examined and
released in March, 1877; that the association was
familiar with the ship and that all had been done which,
in the judgment OF the inspectors Of the association was
necessary to keep the vessel in seagoing order.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port OF NEW.Y
FEB. g.

Port OF NEw.YoRK. .....................FEB g.
CLEARED.
Steamship Denmark OBJ. Williams, London f. W. j.
Hurst. e
steamship Adratc (Br,. Jennings Liverpool via Queens
town, X. J. Cortis.
steamship Georgia tBr Cooper Glasgow. A. Bald
win a Co.
steamship Columbus Reed Havana, Cuba VIM p Clyde
Co
steamship Gen. whitney Freeman Orleans Bogert
Morgan. -
steamship Santiago Cuba. Crowel Charleston Jas. w
Qnintard Il Co.
Steamship Regulator Doane. Wilmington N c. William =.
Clyde & co.
Ship Assaye tBr) McRitchie. LIVERPOOL. r. p. Curre.
ship Humboldt Gcr) Cornelius Bremen Germany funeh
Eyde q 60.
Bark Terere (Br) 10 Boutier. Bristol, Eng, George r.
Bulley
Mia Madra f. ta). scotto Bristol Eng slocoyich
a Co.
Bark Penncor tAust Radimni Cork or Falmouth for or
ders, Socovich & 90
Bark IIeebe Norh Gram Cork or Falmouth for orders
Punch, Edye * Co.
BARK Arsgnan OBJ MurchisOn. Cork or Falmouth for Or
Bark Ingoif tNor, Lundgren. South Docks Sunderland
Bark sokoto (BrD Gouiy Havre France Boyd Hincken
Bark Rosta Nor. Kobers, Beyrouth SYRIA fnnch Edyc
n Co
Bark Arlington Sor Palmestrom. Glasgow. Scotland C.
Tobias 4 Co.
BARK Delano tIta,. schisnno Newly. Ireland Bsnham
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
CALENDAR, THIS DAY.

srPrEaH CouKT-CHssBEHsDonohue. Nos $50. !, IL.
81. So 10, 81 l00 l07 1926 ~ ~ i5I. 49, ii0 lsl
a. 81 So 81 es 3d. loo lO2. 1903 l05. 1906 lO7. 100 ITO.
ILL., ill., IlS. ia li6, iI6. III. lls. lis, 49, r. l2l
srycl.L TrRn-vsn Worst J.-No. So 90, I45 1871. %.
70 Is2 1928 - 1875 i2s liz ~ 100 1885, l5t g. l5e
ICE ies 81 10 49, III 49, 49, S. lso 49, 1872 lSs
cinctIi-Panf Lawrence J-No. 49, 1870 1855 est.
iiii l7 1883 1879, 1885, 5O6a 1880 1897. 1898 1885,
P3KT ii-vsn Brunt Nos 1878. 1884, sos; 500. 3st.
IO9i 5l2 lo.7 1881, 1882 2gsS, 10 lG ~ IL i63 49,
llu3 375, 1901. 1870. 2g2J 1905 =. 1902. 7lO ll26
suPEEiog CouEr-SrEcI.L 1EEN-Sanford mos d. 40
TT THAI TnRx-P.Rr I-sper Nos. S5i, 9eoA 49, G7s
al 1885, 5s9 697. 26s, 5l7. ls7. los. 49, lis sal
PAN II Freedman, Nos 4J7, 7s7, 1885. 633, 5i5
7IB 627 sl2 $50. 02s. 46s. co. fl9. 62l. 4i2. - -
Pant III Curtis G. JNos % 40 30, 2oS' lo'i 1ol
MARlSE CouPr-TRnL TIh4-PAKr I-GoePp; Nos 2920.
4O29 2sg7 ll7, 1913 Sl32 3251. 1918 1850, S2s6' $685.
1907 275l 1895. 3Ol3 ... .,.o o,,,
PIRT Ii-Alker, &C. Nos: 3lis, 3liS. S2ig. 1917.
1921, 29i2 $500. $780, $685. 1865 $685. SS0S, $751; S5i
pAKT III-sinnoit Mos 2sj3 1893, 27l2 1882 1910.
1920 S2lb 2Gi5 $780, 1901 1882, $3.50 2lO3 2s5t ESQ
GENERAL hEssIONs-PAHI l-Glliersteye. J-Johh H. Ou
Ferdinand Fctteren, John Huibu ana GEORGE
gins burglary MOritz Wer and John Rabinan. grand lar
cony james Laurence burglary Washington Tearing.
Wilson, jeremiah Fnnegan and Dennis
Morfsev, ,c~iyng stolen goods William Mahwoi Johh
Corcoran Henry smith aud Jennie RICHARDSON larceny nom
person Emma Lewis and Mary Lewis, ptr larceny
Michael CrDnD, assault and battery william Beckey peut
larceny.
PART II-Hacket R-Mchael Deutsch. felonions assault
and battery George Byr0n burgefy John NJ ozark Joseph
McCabe. robbery; Herman Nathan forgery: Michael Hen
ney squire Collins, false preleces pawn hoiai iu
berry David Bio mayhem Samuel Shaws assault ana Oat
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
ASSAULT WITH AN AQUARIUM.

Antoinette Grin has sued her husband,
Philip Grim for 4 limited divorce. She charges him
with drunkenness and cruelty, with beating her. and
with asssutng her times with screwdriyer
butcher-kne, poker. and aquarium. so that she
was compelled frequently 10 call in policemen.
He admits the policemen. but denies the cruelty, and
II Il she who drunk and cruel. She gives In
support her side OF the case his letter follows:
Think Of what you doing! person should for
give Go 20 your room and cook meals. will not
allow myself be separated. Think OF yonr youth and
religion. | think Of my former years Your home Is
beautiful, but yon will not see IT, Think.
Yr husband Phi. GRUS.
Judge speir decided that Mrs Grin Is entitled to
alimouy pending the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
CIVIL. NOTES.

NiNlf' 4'Otr'.
Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, re-
served his decisisn on motion 10 appoint committee
OF the property Of Andrew s. Hall, an alleged lunatic
A motion for alimony and counsel fee was
made in TIE B:oolyn City Court yoseray IN tne SUIT
OF Mrs Anna VI BIN niger 10 obtain an absolute divorce
from her husband, Abram NJ. DinilDger.
Judge Donohuc has denied motion 10 dis
miss the complaint Of tie Society for the Reformation of
Juvenile Delnqucals against Anna Eva Fay and Henry
G. Fay who say th:j are spiritual mediums, buy VINO,
the society asseri give exhibitions OF )ugsiery ior
which license must b. paid.
Thomas A. Davies has sued the city for
$1,000 for the rent for OF part OF No III Broad
way, for the Recorders Chambers The city put in an
answer that previous payments OF this rent mad been py
mistake and without authority. Judge speir refused
yesterday to strike out this answer.
The trial of the case of the Webster Loom
Company against +. s. Higgins. of the most import
ant the calendar OF the United States Circuit Court
as involving very large sum OF money mas Doen m1ed
for April 9, b fore Judge wheeler. The Hon William
NJ. Evarts is among the counsel engaged in the case.
The Brooklyn Commissioners of City Works
were served yesterday with temporary injunction
Issued by Judge Pratt and order 10 show cause why
they should not be trained from awarding the CON
tracts for street cleaning other bidders than John
Brady III the sixteenth Ward and J0hu Cnrran III the
Third Nd Ninth Wards. Brady and Curran claim that
their bids we're the lowest.
Judge DOnOhue referred TO Hugh Donnelly
yesterday. the claim Of Thomas Kelso 10 have william
j. Best. receiver of the National Trust Company
to him certain securities The claimant Is niGetythIee
years old insists that ne has compiled with the
teTms which the securities were Ia be returned to
him including the pavnent OF 60 900 cash The trouble
thst he cannot lnd the certificate of payment.
Edward i. Brown was employed i'll 1871 as
assistant clerk in the Park Department. He dis
charged November Do 1871 In January, 1870 he sued
for $1,000. his salary from the date OF hrs discharge 10
October 22, ISL. On crosseXamlnaton he testified
that the ntimc he had been in the employment OF
several railroad pancs, including the Panama Rail
road Company. Judge Lawrence dismissed the com
plaint yesterday
George f. Ward and his wife obtained, in
the Brooklyn City Court separate Judgments amount
ing 10 several thousand dollars against the Atlantic aud
Pacific 1ograp Company. for damages caused by the
I'm OF Il telegraph pole. During n severe storm, several
years ago. pole blown down, aud, falling on the
carriage ia which the plaintiffs were riding. Injured
them severely The defendant began proceedings on
appeal but yesterday notice 81 settlement filed in
the supreme Court Ot Kings County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Bark Jason tGer) Grimm. Antwerp. Belgium, Theodore
Bark vegsr tNor. Alprethsen Dsntzg. Prussia, Punch

Bark Jason tGerl Grimm. Antwerp Belgium Theodore
Bark yeear tNOr Aiprethsen Dantnig Prussia, Punch
Steamship Montana Orb Beddoe Liverpool jan 20 via
ogeenseyn 9th WITH %se aud pass 70 Wa4s ss Gon
town 27th with mdse. and pass 10 C. g. Francklyn. q.
ssS n Sy an S pns. havana
ANDES P . Jam a 3
asth with mdse and psss. Pni forwood 4 Co. 90 n,
oth with mlse and pass 70 Boget MGrssn with
u ss.sam asd Sss sant 10 W. a. o aSR c Co
steamship civ Of atlanta WCSGhp Chslee, 30 feo o.
Bark shatemGc lot Liverpool Roberts, London Dec ~ ID
balas, Burgess Anchored at Sandy HOOK or or
sirrah yor MslyOrsen, Liverpool As days. with salt
Bark Dante Ausl Vdueh, Liverpool Dec 10 III oanas'
BARK skJer6ot Nor, Tousen Belfast So days. IN ballast
Bark santa sarghera Ital venvenuto Belfast 81 days.
Bark Maggie (of st. John " b., Peek. Dublin Dec TO-
ballast ". Parker co. Anchored at sandy Hook Tor
Bark Francisco Gal saresea Lisbon 46 days with mdse
to Golden q son vessel 10 master
E. i spraeae - Passed GiIrsltar Dee 81
Bark Emile D!ngle (br Daniel Messna 54 days with fra
to Barring Bros: vessel to O. P. Bulley,
BARK Neyernk Jarvis nstanzas 10 days with sugar etc.
Bark Martha A Berry tof Portland, Dolan Maanzas u
DAYS with sugar 10 Barring Bros vessel TO Miller hough
Bark william T. Cloves Dickenson Newt Orleans Jan. 10
with and moasses 10 b. III Howell son Co Vessei 10
Brig Acea Thaflow Gason Havre 4s days. in ballast TO
wIND-snneetAt Sandy Hook, light. w; hazy At CITY
Island, 5. w; hazy.
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON Feb 6saien 9TH inst tranceschnc, CAPT Breg
Ynp P Tedns n 1 eo c s@1 nas Ap
Arrived uL, Battle, at Gibraltar, An
IoEefa: inst. Bella Burgcrmeister Petersen; 9th
Msgnus Annie II. Cann 9th inst, Angelo,
Eugeuo, Hrabren, Memore, Ydun.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Feb 6-ATrved barks Goatfell Morrison from
Hamburg Emile SimOus0n. Belfast Giovanni D., do.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. d Arrived, bark Nolpin Ouei0 CORY
Cleared steamship Sarmatian, ARD liverpool vie Haaxi
barks Aeadan. Queenstown; Giovanni D., do
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON Feb G-The Anchor Line steamship Utopia Capt
Craig, from New YORK JaB. ~, has arrived here. a.
QIRTNsIOWS Feb. GThe White star LIuc steamship Celtic
Capt Geadell here 4SO D. III. today for New
York
MOviLLE. Feb 6.-The Anchor Line steamship Assyra,
Capt Kuoy New York jan 20 for Glasgow arrived here
to-day.
The Anchor Line steamship California, Capt. Ovonsone.
from New % Glasgow, also arrived to-day.
soITBAYProS, Feb. G.The North German Lloyds steam
ship MoseL capt Neynaber, from NewIork jan 70 Tor
Bremen, arrived mere to-day
FOR other SltD Se,cs Firm Pd0e.l