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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George Il Kyle
"a
Benz. 9. Harris ct 4.

In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's
county, sitting Is Z CoErt Of Equity.
No. $50 y. f..
0RpERED this 2ud day Of july,
1879, that tie sale made and re-
Iarted By Joseph II. Key and Robert
q. Combs, Trustees in this cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
4sh Monday Of JUL 1873; provided =
copy Of this order be pubIished In the
st. Mays BEAcoEs once week for
three successive weeks prior to The said
Eth Monday Of july
The report stales the land sold for
j. FRANK FORD. d
Clerk.
True copy, Test "a 81
J. FRANK FORD,
ro-o
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15
70 Farmers & Planters
HENRY DtYALL K co. IS PATUXENT
BRAND OF FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
No. Is SOUTH ST.,
BALTIMORE.

Our Super Pii6sphates are prepared for all
crops, accofding I'd the analysis of the plant
for which IL Is intended, from the best Fertliz
Ammonia; Soluble Phosphate and Potash Salts
and in fine dry mechanical condition, they can
not beexcelledin efficacy, imnediateand perma-
Dent.
Wherever tried we receive the most flattering
accounts Of Results and incfeased orders.
A full supply Of both the Tobacco Plant for
the Tobacco crop and our Ammoniated Super
Phosphate for the Corn, Wheat and other crops,
will be manufactured and kept on hand the APP
preaching season, the quality; price and terms
viii be the same as formerly, and the high STAN
dard we have established shall be maintained.
HENRY DUyALL & CO.,
Sole Pfoprietors of the Patuxent Brand Of Ann
nominated Super Phosphate Of Lime and SPEC
cial Tobacco Plant.
For sale by
WIN. A. LOKER, te0nard,o*h.
L. u. SMITH, st. lnigoes.
T:F. G: HERBERT, st. Clements Bay.
NOTICE no FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr. r. c. Davidge is no longer employed by
US for the sale of our Patuxent Brand Of Fertliz-
ers. All orders for and business in regard TO
our Fertilizers must be made direct with us or
through our local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilizers sold under the brand of Patuxent
without our name-attached will not be the orig
inal and genuine Pataxeht Fertilizers and we
will not be responsible for their results.
HENRY DUyALL & CO.,
SoleP roprietors Of the Patuxent Brand Of Fer
tilizers. No. 90 South ST., Baltimore.
May 2. ls77-6.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15
Religious Notice.

A eolored Camp Meeting win be held on the
- Camp ground near Oekville, beginning
AUGUST 10th, 1878.
All Christian denominations arr invited 20 at
tend. as Rev. T. II. Adams, Rev. n. Watkins
and other eminent diyines viii be present.; we
expect there viii be a great ''shake among the
dry bones"
P. n. RYOE, &C.
CoMNFTTEE
]. II. Brown, Samuel Jooes,
VIM. Chisiey, u. Foster,
j. Courtney.
july is, is7s-id.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

OF this celebrated
iy, / append the
NJ 10 lis merits:
ric Soap made
iesPliia, Pa :, and
re ever used. The
enables one 20 DO
ng. Boiling the
nd no rubbing is
Do IL.
U. GoopwIxG.
x that no house.
~ Electric Soap.
II 10 a charm IN
X. THOMPSON.
saving article, I
'ol,l'ins' Soap to
,hies, but does
"a. A. wo0D.
customers to give
know just how
n. q. THoxP4
!. J6-I6t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15
Spiritual Retreat.
FRESH
M EAT MARKET.

Z respectfully inform my friends, and the public
J in general, that will open FRESH NEAT
MARkET at Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown, or or
about the loth Of Nay. instant. Orders prompt
ly atte:ided 10.
May 2, lSTS-tf: ]. GROSS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

Baltimore this
thing for men
in choice, Style
|Iouse ~ Chgs.
| near Hanover.
lmn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

H7 A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Fire
side visitcr. Terms and Outfit Free. Ad
dress p. U. VICkERY, Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

BIZ 10 the card Of
part Of this pa
= & Co., Nos. ~
In sash, doors,
The readers Of
hem n call wlIerf
sih obliging and
tory of his own,
cash prices eve
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

acknowledges ths
Get potatoes Al 4
Last year thS
rise Polaioe whe1
after all, It waf
couniian. Now.
Et potatoes werS
Calvert. By the
Pr there last week,
zen Of Love an1
pc and her knight
. fact which th9
IL our brotherf
claims to precs.,
lad tobacco, they
lr lads and las
81. hary's they
afnal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

Diann Beautiful Concert Grand Pr fln9an
l IuuU amos, cost 81, 900, only S425. vi gan
Snrtrb Grand Square Pianos, cost 81 100, only
$255. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $500, only
$l55. New Style Upright Pianos Sll2.5o. Or
gans $35. Organs IL stops, $T2.50. Church
Organs, Is stops, cost 1890, only $ll5. Ere
CANT S375 Mirror Top Organs only S1o5.
Tremendous sacrifice te close out present stock.
New Steam Factory soon to. ss erected, News
paper with much information about the cost OF
Pianos and Organs, SENT FREE. Please adj
dress DANIEL J. BEATTY, Washington, n. J.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

made Clothing
E best quality Of
Gentlemcn's
oods for Order
variety and Of
and that the
tished call Mt
pore street, Bal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

Ias.'lay last, ps,..
IT, Letters Of Ass
4 estate of La.
iary =. smi,s az a
art was cshakI.s
q q Administering
:, &c. The Corr,
ssstias sfs.p,en..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

kn the Sewing
nd reliable OR-
u Er, BALTIMORE,
iniry. Among
e all Machines
ts free.
tied catalogue.
sell Erss-class
reputation for
BY Of your best
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

nd quarterly
cuit Methodist
4 nj Friendship
eo. V. Leecli,
Mn place Of thc
held through
uesday night
Y, Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

&c that there viii
sh, LeOnardsown
r. (io-tlay,) ald
wn siosgrsga,ioh
day. the aslh I.<
fl Of their Church
win Iiereaf:eF ID
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15
DIR. SIDNEY ID. GRANT,
NO. 81 R0aTH STkEET,

(Oprosite City Hall,
BALTIMORE, ND.
OFFICE FOR TIE TREATMENT or Alb
DISEASES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

tisement in to-
id well-knowR
This establish
igton and else
ost complete in
ken, this is the
sines Of selling
hd reliable. To-
ronized By the
On the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15

July 4 ls7s-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-08-15


TION FOR
tien Of APP
lifcates OF
rdtown on
q LIST grade
Aug. 9Th,
kes cut of
&otifed that
&c services
certificates
etary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
PROsECUTING LIQUOR SELLERS.

TIIz HEARING BEFORE THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners of Excise gave hear
ing yesterday afternoon to the two Of violation OF
the Excise law charged by the Society for the Proven
ton Of Crime and adjourned from last week The case
against Fritz Jaeger of No $50 Thirdaye. for selling
beer on Sunday was again adjourned until 1 p IN. on
Wednesday In the case against William Bruins, OF No
7s2 Washing tonst Mr.. Whitney for the society," stated
that the charge against Bruins that he kept bis
place open on Sunday, June 2, contrary to the law.
O6acer John A. WOOD Of the Ninth Precinct, testified
that while on duty the saloon that day, he had
seen women carrying pals and pitchers, pass
ing in and out during the evening that at about 10
p. NJ he saw Bruins let two men out, and stepping to
the door he found it unlocked He then walked in and
found Bruins In the middle Of the room. In answer
20 the officers inquiry stated that he had sold
liquor officer stepped behind the bar and took hold
brandy bottle, which Bruins, however wrested from
him He arrested Bruins, and al the Jefferson Market
Court next day, he was put under 500 bail.
Mr. Bruns in his defence, stated That he slept Ia
back Of his place, and was Obliged TO 90 through
the place TO get 10 his rOOm consequently ne often sat
the bar-rOOm Sundays he doing that night.
He bad received visit from two friends, and he let
them out the officer entered He thought the bottle the
officer seized was an empty one, and he took IL from
him because he thought be had business behind the
bar
Mr. Whitney called the attention Of the board to the
law providing that saloons shall be Eept closed on sun
days and asked that the license OF Bruins be revoked
The hearing adjourned until tomorrow at D. M,
when ten similar Will be brought up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE YEsEY.sTREET ROBBERY.
fHe KINGS S30,OOO-PoL.c' oFIlcEAs soEFIioA


The KINGS S30O0O-PoLlCs OFFICERS soEPncA L
-THE SERVANT TONY NOT SUSPECTED.
The little pickle store of John and Ellen
King at No 57la vesey-st which seems to be little
more than comfortable hallway transformed into
shop was yesterday made to do duty as reception
room for numbers Of sympathzng friends, who came to
cOadole with curious inquireTs who came 10 ques-
ton the propretors about the robbery Both protner
ana sister talked freely Of their loss amounting, as
claimed, to $4,000 It's hard to lose IT, a1ter we've
denied ourselves" said Ellen.
1t en- SAID that the stolen treasure consisted OF SlOOOO
In United States bonds, $4,000 in greenbaeks and
$1,000 in gold The bonds were purchased OF Hatcn q
Foote In wallst. and prove to be per cent coupon
bonds of the denomination Of $1,000 each. TIE mum
beers are as follows BIAS, 5746, 5,77S, 5779 o7sO
s.O94 1880, 1880 1920, 1921. Messrs Hatch
& Fooe said that the Kings have been doing business
with them for about three or four months Miss KING
was asked how it happened that they had so much In
cash about the place. We drew all money" she
answered, cut OF the BOwery Bank, seamens Bank
and Blocker street Bank when the troubles Win the
banks first began. going TO put It all into bonds
but Hatch & FOOte ADVISED me to wait few days. as
bonds we're high, and might be lower soon. We drew
the money about two years ago." Miss King and her
brother both said that they did not suspect any one
The man Tony 4" had been with them eleven years.
They did not suspect him. still they admitted that 1t
was hard TO tell who to trust now.
At tho police station 1t doubted by some OF the Of
fcals that anything like the Of ready money named
was lost as Ellen King always took pains to tell when
ever she was going buy bond" IL was thought mat
the casl loss was less than $1,000. Officer Sculy WHO
examined the attic ana scultle Sunday morning said
that although scute loose the place was very
dusty aud was covered with e0bwebs' fae ne ascef
Iaiped before trying the scute. largo dog kept on
the premises few at SCully and had 10 be held Dack
The cer remarked that was very strange the dOg dd
not attack the thief -
Miss King said yesterday that they were now OF the O
ION that the tHcves came at the window Ihey thought
I
rest Of the money AID thought that 1act nulcaIed th
authority Of Tie police that the old lady Mrs. King
is fond of wliSkey and that "TOny has frequently
carried 10 up her. aud probably Others had access
10 the house on the same Grand The inference was
that OF these learned Of the Jewelry aud Its hiding
place.
Besides the two precinct detectives, Mulvey and
Finn Detectives Lyon and King, Of the Central Office,
are working the case, and Captain saunders yeslef
dav detailed himself the duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
SEVERAL HEAVY FAILURES HERE.

The creditors of Nelson Clements, of No. SO
Newst met yesterday at the Office Of Register Little
and elected Dwight ~ BabcOck assignee. Nine claims
were proved amounting to AL the total liabilities
being $4,000
Application was made yesterday 10 Register Dayton
by OnderdOnk Angevne. the Harlem teamerchant. for
discharge from bankruptcy and as there was no op
position By the creditors, IL viii be granted,
Hiram A. johnson, lawyer, OF No. 81 William-st has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy before Register Allen.
having liabilities amounting to $113,000 and nominal
assets amounting to $4,000 Of worthless mining
stock the par value Of which is 81 ,225,0OO Among
the creditors are the First National Bank Of Emira,
s14233; Tompkns & Lyon, $l6237; s. B. Hurst,
$1,000; j. P. Munroe, 1880; Henry N. Teller, $14,-
300 John W. Kirk, $4,000.
General Frederick Yilmar, formerly In business at
No % Great JOnes-st, has fled O voluntary pc
tnion in bankruptcy before Register Dayton His
liabilities amount to SI3s,053, OF which $52539 80
are secured by bond and mortgage life policies for $780,
600 and merchandise. He has no assets. having made
State assignment - .
fore Register Dwight by John Livingston, builder,
who has liabilities amounting TO 1927 600, OF which
cIeditors are the Bank for Savings S21.5O0 Ferris
estate, $20,766; Mutual Lie Insurance Company:
SO 4S0 estate OF William T. BlOdgett. $4,000; Samuel
A. meefing OF tie creditors OF f. Block & Son. manu-
facueTs Of cigars at No 1854 Canast, held yesterday
before Register Dayton. the composition was confirmed
~ twenty-five cents the dollar.
David MeNullen has filed schedule under his assign
eut benefit ofcreditOrs which has been rejected
as defective. In Il he states his Liabilities unsecured az
SISO51 80 and his liabilities bonds and mortgages
at 2O7 100 while no places his net assets at S232 3D.
Joseph McEwen. paperhangings manufacturer at hOh
ST. 519 and 521 West Thirty secODdgt hled yesterday
an assignment for the benefit OF creditors to Frederick
Udoiphus Patten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
LILLE AUBRY,s MISSING SISTER.

The girl who is said TO resemble Minnie
Aubry and whom Lille declared 10 be her missing sis
ter, gave her name at the First Precinct Station
House as Ida COator, and said she lived
at No. GIG Safest, Brooklyn. Investigation
showed yesterday that such person lived at the place
The girl said that she had Lille Aubrey in the Park
about two weeks ago, when she was crying for her
sister denied any further knowledge OF her. though
Lille entreated her recognize her. claiming to be her
sister.
Mrs. Wentworth OF the Woman's Home at No. Sc
Fourth-st said that she and Lille had written 10 West
Pueblo, Colorado, where the girl has friends. and
they expected answers soon. Mrs. Wentworth went on
about her fathers farm which lay on Black Squirrel
Creek miles the base OF Pixies Peak
she aid not seem disconnected when told that this
stream was between forty aud hfty miles from Pixies
Peak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
SUICIDE OF A PRISONER.
HANGING HIMSELF IN THE KINGS COUNTY PENITEN-
TIARY.

HANGING HIMSELF IN THE KINGS COUNTY PEN1TEN-
TIARY.
Hugh Walsh, prisoner in the Kings County
Pententiary committed suicide early yesterday morn
ing by hanging himself in his CELL He was about forty
years Of age, and was formerly in the United States
Navy While in the service one Of his legs was shot
away and he was compelled TO wear wooden leg. He
lived with his wife at No "a Flushingaye, Brooklyn
He suspected his wife OF improper relations with
several acquaintance, and was in the habit Of
beating and otherwise abusing her. week
ago to-day they had quarrel, during which
he treated her with such cruelty that she
made a complaint against him before Justice
Riley who committed Walsh 10 the Pententlary for six
months After being sentenced Walsh complained that
his wife had formed conspiracy with her male friends
IN order to him sent 70 the Penitenary, and he
was constantly talking this subject About q. M
yesterday Keeper Smith saw a mau's hand tightly
grasping the grating of the door Of Walshs CELL which
was in the lower tier in the wing. He at once
opened the door and found that Walsh dead hav-
ing hung himself with rope which he had taken from
his cot.
Coroner simms held an inquest the body, and the
iury's verdict suicide. Walsh had attempted to
take his life several times before. Once IN the York
Street Police Station when he was locked up for nOXl
eatiOn he hung himself to the celdOOr with his sus
penders, but he cut down before life was extinct.
He had also attempted to Kill himself at his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooL-Bg SteanlShip Erin-R A. 7. Pott,
J. d. Wilsey Mr. and Mrs II. w. Hall. Madam Mrelli g. p
DuTandO Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Jones, Miss l. Jones, Mr
Pedey. II. IL. Johnson ID. Johnson G. NJ Fleming J. A.
Brill the Rev Father Graham, f. Hurley Jacob Baker
~ MoorhOuse. j. MOOrhouse, j. A. Hazell a. ID. Lansing
Mr and Mrs Shadbolt and infant Miss Hayes Miss stack
Mr and Mrs Muir Mr. Ageasto aud SON. ms o. de schwei
ultz Mrs Harrington Miss GOeDp, Mr. WaldrOn f. Green
the REV H. &. FaTrar j. r. TOOmbay, f. DetmOld, ]. d.
Easou C. Frige Mt and Mrs Armitage and two sons A.
O. Donaldson j. y. s. Lawrence, A. WinsOr J. B. Mackenzie
r. {. Mackenzie. Mr. and Mrs Rieck
FROM LONDON-BU Steamship California MT. and Mrs
G. Finkemeior Mrs Jewell Miss Wall MTs Dayton, r. Fly
Gallery, j. b. Rose Miss Cook ]. n. Treble
M and Mrs. L. O. Hart ]. Cowles. Miss X COwes George
Cousins A J. Mills A. r. Parsons w. A Fraser G. IT. Smith
NJ II. W. Ward. Mrs. Benton and infant, three
children and servant I. Cook, W. r. Hathaway, H. Mich
OILS ii aud Mrs O. COllinRwOOd Or. r. q. Coke, o. +
Johnson T. NJ. Hoffman, q. Campbell f. Leszynsky, Capt
W H. and Mis- Pym Miss B Pym. Miss Il. Pym A. Peck C.
II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. Fitting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
CURIOUS DETECTION OF A swINDLE.
A HISTORY OF FRAUD ENPOsED THROUGH THE DEAD
LETTER OFFICE.


Among the letters recently returned from the
Dead Letter Office at Washington to the Department Of
Search and Inquiry in the office i'm this city, one
which LAYS bare hitherto successful Of petty
swindling. The letter had been addressed to E. A.
Tucker Kalamazoo, Micb., aud from there-not being
called for-had been sent to tine Dead Letter Office Upon
being opened the letter was found to contain check
for S75 drawn on the Park Bank Of this city, TO the
order of Tucker by W. r. Devall Co., No 80 veseyst
From the Dead Letter Office It was sent 10 the New
York office for the return OF the check 70 its drawers.
superintendent PuTdY, OF the Department Of Search
and Inquiry at once the letter and check TO No 30
yesey-st but was asOnished that firm OF the name
mentioned occupied the premises or had ever been
heard of in the neghbOrhOOd He then took the check
70 the Park Bank thinking that there certainly he
could get the proper address. At the bank he was
informed that the check worthless there being no
funds for its payments that the bank officers knew no
such firm and that account with the bank had never
been opened by such a concern 1t asoertained
further that during the past year about
$50 checks of the same character had been
presented at the bank They were drawn by
the same firm 10 the order OF Tucker,
but appeared to have been used In widely dinerent
places Ii IL thought probable from the circumstances
the stamped letter-head aud the busnesske appear
ance of the letter. that Tucker is travelling about the
country under prctence of selling goods for this New
York and by the aid of confederate IN tbs
city, passing the checks whOneYer he nnds sultahe
ODDOrtunty From the resemblance II Is Thought not
improbable Tucker Ia the person who not long
ago figured extensively IN similar enterprise, IN when
he claimed 10 represent jewelry hrm-Smith, Melville
q CO-never known 90 Maden-lanc. How much tucker
has realized from these checks matter OF conjecture
but II the checks refused by the PARK Bank during the
year have averaged only $50 EACH the Smount then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
THE SUCCESSFUL HIGHwAY ROBBERY.

Superintendent WaIhng said yesterday, IN
TO tue robbery Of Mr. Stone at Thrtyfourh-st
and Ninthave on Saturday that 1t improbable, II
the guilty persons were arrested, that they could
be identified At the Thirty-seventh Precinct
station House the police ntmated that they
had o clue which they were working up. Mr..
stone was at his desk yesterday, fulfilling his
duties as cashier OF Mr.. Hae's piano factory
I'm West Thrty-hithst. Mr.. Stone is q man OF small
stature apparently about twenty-five years old So
quick the attack he said that II he had had pistol
he could not have used It. He did not know whe her or
not he could identify his assailans, I'm the excitement
OF the moment nothing was impressed on his memory.
In his pursuit OF the robbers In the express wagon the
tall with the slOuen hat and gOaee turned and sat
end OF the cart facing him until they dsa-
peared around the Of going east
when he gave up the chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
SHIP NEH,S
PORT OF NETWORK Recommendation g.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK g.
ARRIVED
Str Erin Br Andrews Liverpool July "a via Queenstown
Sur California OBJ ovensOne London July a. Hender.
Str Antonio m Anderson, Gloucester July H. in ballast
Str whrate (Br, Purys Malta and Gibraltar 20 days in
Sir city OF Macon NckersOu. Savannah Aug George
str Champion. woodruff Charleston Aug 8, to W oun.
snip Annie Bingay tof Yarmouth: 81 Cam. Bremen via
Bark success Nor oen Whitebayen June 2s in ballast
BARK Moderate Utah. Mondanl Dublin June 81, ballast
BARK ocean Ger sorrensOn DunKir June To- in ballast to
Bockmann. Oorlein Co
BARK William St Halifax 81 Harding. Havre SO days,
ia syra Coi Pembroke, Pattengsn Hayre as days in
BaTs Masnus LaEaSoteT Or sOrensen Antwerp June a.
BARK Anares sr Albrecht st Nazae 6s days ballast
Bark robert swed svenssen Montevieo So days, with
hides and wool TO = Ramsay vessel to master.
sugar to + Pavenstedt Co vessel 70 Hatton Watson Co.
Brig Nettie Mackay Ameira June 80 WITH mdse to Geo
brig zanoni Br Leblanc Providence in ballast to HattOn
schr II wot9eTsgSOn SBrl, Pettl', Windsor, n s. 8
Scar oliver Floyd Grandance. b, 10 days. with ping
sehr scotia Higgins Nantucket with fish to Miller q Co.
schr Gen Banks, Reed Bangor, with lumber TO order.
anchored below came up 70 the city 9Th
5S 9 sw ne S coP W W1EbP %S9 anS bark
below came up TO the city 5th.
WlND-sunset-At sandy HOOK, hghb , Ei cloudy. At
VI" ''''''' CLEARED
strs Aragon (B, for Bristo Naples rl for Avonmouth
Dock City OF Para, st Thomas. w Para Pernan
bucO aud Rio Jancro Garrett for Baltimore Bruno
for do Ann Eliza for Philadelphia FrancOnia for Portland
Ship Monarch (Br). Sinclair Antwerp Belgium. Neyus
e
Banks schuegnard CNor Helgcsen Rouen France Punch
CO. Veronica Madre Uta, CaheTO Cork Falmouth
orders DassOr Straehe Co; Francesca AvegnO Utah.
AnsadO Cork for orders, SOcOvch Coz James BRETT Glib
Newbahausser Brett Son CO. Josephine circuit BOr
deaux II Smith Co; Stanley tNOrl, WOlasen Rotterdam
Tobias e Co; Navigator Ita, LaurO, MaTsclles Punch
co; Hiida (Nor, Hermansen kOenigshug Germany
Tobias Co; Evening star tr, Chick II Jago and Guam
tanamO Waydell & Cos Madre Cerruu Ital MOrt0a New.
castle Eng SocOvich Coz Romance tir roye Marseilles
Funoh. Edye Coz Cameo Irl Donaldson, Queenstown,
Baldwin Go; Niagara iGer) Wischhusen Hayre WatiCn
TOel Co. Mindet (Nor Ingebrethsen, Cork Falmouth
for orders Funch. Edye & Co.
Brigs GranfOs NOR, Christensen. Chrisiana Norway
Funch Edge q Coz LuiRina uta, Muro, Pereus Greece
scbrs Azeida & Laura Anderson st Pierre WEINBERG
& Lizzie MeNich0l Tanning 81 John, n, A Heney
Annie Obj Seecord. HaInx, N y, A Heney; William
Bowen, Jackson. Providence, Roberts.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL, Aug b-Arr Str obeTon lBrl from NewYork
BRISTOL Aug 5-Arr strs Tyrian (Br), from New.YOrk
LGRXE, Aug LAR str State OF Indiana OBJ from New
ASrwE Aug 5-Passed the Lizard Light for this port str
Vaderland from New YORK.
POINT, Aug 6.-Passed inward Phoenician
LONDON Aug 5sailed 99h ult ST OLAF Capt Lund; sls
uli Emba Capt Molleri Washington Capt VOTER I'd ins