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FIFTY OUTSIDERS.

1t was determined to send to two places
(asreed uponl for fifty men-twenty-fve
from each. These men are to be brought
into Richmond Monday morning, and not
to he allowed 10 go at large prior to their
examination.
Mr.. Preston Be!vin being retained, only
fifteen others are necessary TO complete the
panel.
Had the renue been changed it would not
have devolvcd upon the Common ealth's
Attorney for this city TO have appeared
against the prisoner. That would have
been the duty OF the Commonwealth at
tolncy for the locality chosen.
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with lishl Cheek ana stripe iaDtal0ons.
SPRING oyERCOATs.
Light Cassimcrcs. ............ ..............S 90
six Mlxcd. ~
Dark Clay Observation-Disclosures. 0O
Dark Mixed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 %
Brown Mixed Mcltnl l......................'. 10 ~
Brown Diagonal, fine. e......................... Ii 90
Mixed Diagonal, nne.................Sl4 TO $50 co
Also lower and llnersrldcs.
SPRING ULSTETs.
This Is new departure. For spring the de,isps
are neat trimmed with Buffalo-horn buttons, and
made up skeleton. Ask 10 see one.
A. sAKs & CO., Clothicrs,
lOl3 Main street. opposite post. Office.
A. GREESTREE,
SIS BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
will open
QUITE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF
FIRsT-CLAss CLOTHING
TO-DAY.
His prices are lower than ever.
IS will buy an
ENGLISu FLANNEL SUIT.
$3.50 will buy
ENGLISH CIIEvIOT SUIT.
So. 5U VIII buy an
ELEGANT CASHMERE SUIT.
Also.
THOUSANDS OF HATS,
for mems and boys at less than wholesale
prices.
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
No cxtravagan y! ices. Call and see foI yourself.
FIGS AND PRUSEs should bc eaten al this season
Of the year. They healthy and better THAN
medicine. and much cheaper. TSZZISl has large
supply OF them.
COHEN BROTHERS
are making the grIndcst display OF
GOODS
ever witnessed in this city.
THEIR PRICES
INCOSCElYABLY Low.
No one should buy
DRY GOODS
without calling on them.
MALAGA GRAPES ~ COLrMEUsS, 321 Bread
street.
4 REMARKABLE FLooR-rovERINC-A hocr-
cloIh-LISOLEUM-iS now being manufactured,
composed Of cork, making clean. soft. very hand
some and durable A6or.roverlng. lis claims to cX-
traorauary durability have been thoroughly tested
II is printed in handsome designs, aud sold by all
mar,;ct. the word "LISoLEuM Is Oil the back Of
every :quare yard.
MALAGA GRAPES AT so cents per pound at CO.
LUMBus'S.
GO TO LEVY BEoTlIE RS AND PURCHASE YOUR
DRY GoOps,
FANCY GOODS, aud
NOTIONS.
They keep The largest and bcst-assortcd stock IN
this city, and their prices are always The lowest.
Levy BROTHERS
ask nut one price. and that the lowest. Goio
LEVY BROTHERS
and make your purchases. You can tnd everything
YOU want in their mammoth establishment.
PURE CREAM for the sick at COLrMBCSS S.
OUR FLORIDA CIGAES compare farorab!y with
imported goods, and are Que hair the price.
". p. BLAIR & Co.
ORANGES are cheaper than ever before, and
plzZISI has i large supply Of theh. Prices from
2Uc. 10 GOc. a dozen,
ALL THE FIRsT-CLASs GRocERs have their
COFFEE ROASTED III Ii. H. PoLLAkDS.
WE KEEP TEAS from 25c. per pound to the
irh.s, grades. w. d. BLAIR s co.
IcE-CREAM of all fIvors At CoLCABCs's.
WHEN YOU FEEL A COUCH or bronchial Affection
c-..,;ny on the lungs take AYkRs'S CHERRY Pee
ron A. and cure It before IL By comes incurab,e.
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ORANGES are cheaper than ever before, an'
p1ZZISI has i large supply Of thekl. Prices IRON
2Uc 10 G0c. 4 dozen.
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satisfied until this last effort had been made.
It was his duty to try offences committed
within this Jurisdiction. Nearly six hun.
dred men had been examined on their ueir
dire, and only one that be could remember
had admitted that he bad prejudice against
the prisoner.
This case, therefore. differed very ma
terially from the Wormley case, which
bad received the attention OF the Su-
premc Court, where the prisoner had
been threatened and money raised to
prosecute him. For our part, he could
wish that there was sufficient ground
for change as suggested by the counsel for
defence. But there was not, and to yield 10
1t would be u shirking OF duty on his part
AS far as he was able to secure it he would
assure'caunsel that accused should have as
fair trial here as he could have in any part
of the State.
His conclusion was TO send out OF the
city for 4 renire. That was equivalent 10
overrulinS the motion of defence for a
change OF ue7e,le.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

NO THE VOTERS CF HEARlCO
| CoISIY.-I hereby anr.onncc uiysclf candi-
date FOR cot MY YTREiSCHER-suoJectt t" nom!-
na.'nI. na,, DO ~ ,aGSwis M JOHN l.. CRUBBS.
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4itllmol>d 9ispatth,


Es- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE pIspATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED C1RCI-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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RI'SISESs CHANCES.

EOR SALE.-krsponsib!e persons WISH
i Ing to buy PRESSES. ri PE- &c oi u goo"
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and PRlN1lhG-oF-
FIt'f Ia nost desirable part of rg'nia. can gct
the desired Information by addressing PAPER care
UiSputch Office, Richmond, Va. ap la-lot
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PURE CREAM for the sick at CoLrhBCss.

OUR FLORIDA CIGAES compare faroraby with
imported goods, and are Que half the pilce.
w. p. BLAIR & Co.
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x.cr or LETTERS.

-, ~, LETTERS REMAlNiNG "a
IST of,,,,.n<n Or poST-OFFlCE. HESRlC0
IrIS Eivt FoR THE WEEK ENDING
JOIN'is 1879.
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SPRING ULSTEFS.
This Is new departure. For spring the dc>iSBS
are neat trimmed with Buffalo-horn buttons, ard
made up skeleton. ASK TO see one.
A. SAKS & Co, Clothicrs,
lOl3 Main street, opposite post. Office.
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IcE-CREAM of all favorS at CoLCABCs's.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR.
We as have the usual fine iiae OF Dress Goods ror
gentemcn's wear. Dnubc-Brcastcd Frock and Sin
gIc Breasted Cut-away Coats will DC worn together
with Light Check and Stripe pantaIoons.
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s..sSr, STRAY.Es. sEn FesSE.

+ OSr, 4 CHECK, drawn ~ W. Goddin,
L ] fer FIFTEEN DOLLARS AND NINETY
SEVEN CENTS ditch January l. 1878, and pay
able To H." order cf -. \. Jones. ~ the Planters
Ma ionrl lsIuk. u. L. JONES
ap I4.lG.Nl9E Administrator of ID. y. Jones.
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EoR HOST. GEI, CORsETS, HANgs-
:, ,,kLRCIlGFS, GLOVES, t,ld Ill kinds ,cf
i1AcY GOODS, o1o
IN z6-eod BRONZE i RowE7s.
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IDA'T BE DECL.'YFD BY FLAMING
b., sdrcr'iscmemt,. bd cali on BkDWHE 4
", and yet fresh aud :siratic goods ar lowest
-. ifices. ma 2G-eGd
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o EofS, PRINTS aA5 Other - MESTIC
D'oDSlf you wish r, Naae goods al a1wcst price,
- 70 irnh 2t-rud BROWNE. d RUWE.s
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FIGS AND PRUSES should be eaten At this season
of the year. They are healthy and better than
medicine. and much cheaper. PyZZISI has large
Sup n IllCm
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FOR PAX 'HhOLS, NEW STYLES NF'
FAITER L.. dln;ct from the manufacturers
40 Il The very bmest prices, go TO
MT 2G.cod BROWNE & ROWEiS
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AFTER RECESS.

The following were examined and dis
charged: John y. Turpin, B. Taylor Nc
Cue. X. L. Tyler, j. B. Woodward, Charles
P. Walford, Joseph Fl. CoIquitt, Jr., W..
J. Thomas, james NJ. Thompson, Richmond
Lewis, w. Ii. Tatum, Frederick II. Will
Iiams, n. W. Wood, w. w. Wake. John
+. Toler, G. 7. Brown, Joseph n. Willis,
Christian thinner, james Nctherwood. l..
G. Magcc, w. j. Whtchurst, 3. 3. Van
Buren, A. A. Walker, n. Tallcy, j. W.
Stout, n. S. Walker (not naturalized citi-
zen), Lewis Rollins (nember Of a military
cOmuany1
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4 REMARKABLE FLOoR-rovERlNC.-A focr-
cloIh-LISOLEUM-iS now being manufactured,
composed Of cork maxim. clean. soft. very hand
some and durable nror. covering. lis claims To cX-
raor1inary durability have been thoroughly tested
II is printed in handsome designs and s0'd bE all
carrct-dc:lcrs. As inferior iaItati"ns arc oh the
maract. the word "LISoLEuM Is Oil the back Of
cvcrr .nuure Narl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

under Mr.. Skeens pillow, searched the closets and
then made their escape without awakening the
family.
Edward C. Compton. Of No. $50 Thrtcenth-aye.,
ATTEMPTED to drink q vial Of laudanum last night,
but was prevented by his family and turned over 70
policeman who took him to the Police Headquarters
and locked him up. Not long ago he ATTEMPTED 10
commit suicide by taking Paris green. MS SURGICAL
attempts were caused by excessive drinking.
Adam Klein, South Orange-ave. butcher,
brought q suit in the Second District Court against
George Church, of New-fork, for selling nm elght
cattle affected with pleuTOpnoumonla, the carcass
of which were condemned by lnspcGtoT-Generai
Sterling. The defendant proved that he informed
Klein that the ca title were supposed to be diseased
aud sold them at discount ot 10 per cent where
upon Judgment was given against Klein.
NEWJERsEY.
GUTTFNBERG.-WiI Furey, age four years,
died at his parents residence sunday night from
injuries received by being run over by stone cart
The name of the driver OF the cart is not KNOWN
An effort will be- made mt the next session Of tho
Grand jury to IndIct the members OF the Board OF
Public Works for keeping che streets the heights
in such filthy condition. Many Of the streets
have not been cleaned this year.
Mrs. George Budd, of No go Van IIoTn-st., Jersey
City Heights, attempted 10 shoot herself IN the head
Sunday night while suffering from severe attack
of hIsterla. Her arm was thrown M by one OF her
children and the bullet struck door.
HOBOKEV. Francis Cassidy, a member Of Engine
Company No. /, stabbed two OF the other members
in the hand during disturbance az a. m. yester-
man who committed suicide by drowning Saturday
night at Weehawken. has been identified as that OF
Louis Kons Ky tramp. The pockets OF his cloth
ing were filled with stones.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN COvE.-The body of the man found dead In
an orchard near the depot Of the Long Island Rail
road, on Wednesday last, was again exhumed yes
terday afternoon by the order Of Coroner Bayles,
and post norton examination was made by Dr.
Wright but the cause of death had not been deter
mined at late hour last night. The inquest VIII
be continued on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
SIGNLNG 4 ELISE AFTIDATIE

Mrs. Mary L. Williams, wife Of John Will
Jams, formerly resident OF White Plains bought prop
ery in the Town OF White Plains, and also at Rondout,
I'm Ulster County and when she died, about ten years
aco left four children boys and two girls and prou
erty estimated to be worth $4,000 In her Will she
named St. John Croft of Peekskl, and her husband aa
her executors with power to SELL etc. The executors
sold the Westchester County property, from which
50 800 was realized About five years Mr. Williams
died. leaving Mr. Croft sole executor From that time
no accounting been made by MIN before the surro
gate Of Ulster County, where Mr.. Williams died. In the
month of October 1873 daughters Of the tesla
trix, Cora, age eighteen, and Emma e.. fifteen,
had T. b. Long a Justice Of the Peace, ~ White Plains,
and a relative by marriage, I'm whose family they had
living for some time, appointed their guardian by
Surrogate COiu, OF Westchester County Mr.. Long, as
such guardian, cited Mr.. Croft TO appear before the
Surrogate OF lister County aud render an accounting
the accounting called IOr adjourned uuth sep
TENDER II.
In the meantime # il claimed by Mr.. Long, the exec
utUr Induced the two girls To make q VISIT 10 their
brother Jerome in Ulster County, and whc there per
shaded them through counsel and by intimidation, 10
sign an affidavit the effect that they not resi-
dents OF Wescheser County bur Of Ulster County, an
desired nave Mr Long removed from Ms position a.
cir guardian. At the instance of Mr. Croft surrogate
Coffin thercup0n cited M Long to appear before him
and show ny the letters Of guardianship granted
10 him should be revoked and bis appointment 0s
guardian be cuC'llr The matter came up before sur
rogate Coffin at White Plains, Yesterday when MI Long,
m the absence OF hi, counsel apo AIRED ia person, ana
read an affidavit signed by both the daughters OF tue
tesjatrx setting forth tnut they had been misled auu
induced 10 sign paper without knowing us puilOr'
That they were still residents Of We>tchest"r county
and rcaiestIug that Mr.. Long should be retained as
their guardian Further proceedings IN the matter were
postponed until september :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
ALMOST 4 WIFE MURDEREP.

John Sandford was placed at the bar of the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday plead To an III
dictment charging him with shooting az his wife with
intent to Kill her On the evening Of july he went to
his home No. 3s2 Tenth-ave aud while intoxicated
hred two shots from revolver az his WIFE The first
one struck the woman In the side under her left arm
Previous firing the ,ecOud shot, which wounded her
IN the abdomen. hc cried out, Take thutw A great
number Of witnesses testified privately 10 Sludford,
former good character. Tue WOmhn.s father handed
Judge Glider Sieve a letter IN which attention was
called 90 the fact this was not the first attempt the
prisoner had made ON his vile, lie, ANA TINT the
woman, dr. aiding tie publicity which prosecution
would entail, had until taken STEPS Tor pun
I-AmeH.. the letter, when signed b. MIs. sand
ford concluded Dy asking that the prisoner should
ccive the fun penalty OF tine law. sanford pleaded
gu.ty 10 shooting with intent 10 do bodily harm In
sending HIM 90 the Emird Krf0rmatury, Judge Glider
sleeve said mat the prisoners good character the
only thing ,hat saved lam from state Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

pta CsAero oporto Punch Edye & Co: Eliza Bars (r,
Hollis Hamilton. Tucker Avon (Br), Wilson, Falmouth
Vernon Brown Co Republic Ger, FOrtmsnn Rotterdam
Hermann Koop co: Nadre and Figli Utah Cahero Genoa
Iauro, storey scarpa; Maria Luida tftan, savaresa
Ieghorn, Lsur0 Storey ScaTpat Emile Ger, Scnunge
HAMBURG. Walton. rOel a. Go; Giu-tO AUST, Colombo
Gibraltar for orders Slocovch co; Putarch tNoD, Resr
stettin, Benham. Boyesen, Pickering & Co.
Brigs Americas Hooper, Algeria. swan SOM Thetis
Quist Wlamstadt Ger de Castro Co TeBerine Tracy
Lisbon, Miller HOugbton: jeremiah Johnson, ssgua
r. a NOnes Il 60.
Schrs Ricardo BarrOs Newton. Jereme Weinberg Con
HAIRY White Piisbury ~ Domingo CITY Miller H0ughtons
Island CITY Humphreys Gibraltar AMI Cadz John ZttOsen
FOREIGN PORTS
Hatseillcs, str Excelsior. from New. YOrk.
LIVERPOOL, Aug liar city OF Berlin from New.York
Sailed, str Campus, for Boston.
QUgENsLOwN, Aug 1lsaled the 10th inst, str Arizona
for New YOtE.
MoyLLE Aug ll-Arr str Trfnacria from New.York 10,
Glasgow.
LONDON. Aug llSailed 2jth uL Lyngoer, ID inst Probo
HeaOn 81 inst America 7th INST stanley the latter of
New'Y0rk ~irrah Th0r. Usko stormy Petrol DAVID Taylor
Ida and Emma the latter for Philadelphia; sth inst gen
Augusta. for Wilmington; Peppna Miznab Peru 9th INST
Aretas the latter for GayestOn Ruth. Tor Philadelphia AT.
meuis for Batmore saphr Comoten, Hsnns Royal Chsr
ter sarah smith Arg0 Missouri ION Dst shooting sar.
botn for Charleston OytlnR. Ildegafd Robert Kerr,
schweigaard both New York; llth Fama somant
den, both for Philadelphia.
Arr 30 inst Zephyr L0vetand Chssseur; an inst Garig.
anO 7th inst Hans Thus, II Christopher Hess GrdzOla
Fruso. Fmatenger FOmDsa Hldur; Sh inst Arenda Ardi'
TO- GOja Arlington W II Jenkins 9tn inst T-C % Tin Bore.
Ehth. Tide, toAke nm INST Allegiance, Amicta EyVlya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
A GERMAN VOLKSFEST.

The first general German Yolksfest, or harvest
festival. was begun at the Harlem River PARK, at
Observation-Disclosures and Second-aye.
Yesterday, and will be continued until Thursday
night. The festivities yesterday included the I'M
yelling of a statue representing Germania an ex-
act representation of the national monument
which has been erected in the NlederWeid Ger
n,"nv in memory of the events of 1870 and 1871.
The vocaliss of several singing societies united III
SINGING the national song the German Father
landD In the evening. IN the glare OI calcium
lights tgbIeaux were presented, representing the
battle in the Fenteburg Forest, IN the year when
the Roman legious, under Qantus Narus, were de-
feated by the Germans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
HnRsE AND CArrLE THIEVES.

Horse and cattle thieyiug has been prac;sied in
Cortlandtown, at the northern extremity Of West
chester and ladjoining Putnam County, for a year
past There is an organization for the purpose Of
stealing and the property is driven off without at
tracing attention. and rarely recovered. The crime
has grown to such proportions that society has
been formed for mutual projections but IL ayaIls
nothing. The thieves defy it, and its members suffer
as much as others Captain Morton. of CrOtOn, had
a horse and carriage stolen from his barn about
June /. lie was unable to trace il until recently,
when one of the band confessed, and ms horse was
recovered from jersey City the carriage said 10
be at a small town back OF Kingston Another cIti-
zen identified stolen horse attached to street-car
in this city, but has been unable TO recover 1t as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
RUFFIANLY ASSAULTS IN CLINTON-sT.

RUFFIANLY ASSAULTS IN CLINTON-ST.
The inmates of the aforementioned No. y CIll-
ton-st have been seriously annoyed for many weeks
by the scaudalous conduct Of Henry and JACOB
Dohrbecker. Fritz Fischer and two or three other
Young men. who live in the ncIghborhood. Johh
Schmidt. the janitor. after making many protests
against their conduct, on Sunday evening ordered
the Young people TO leave the halls They went
away. but soon after midnight, when nearly
every one in the house was asleep they re-
turned and began singing songs ana dancing
i'm the halls. Alban Schmidt, brother VI
the iauitOr, went down stairs Ia 0rdrf lheI
a,ygv The Young men at once attacked MIN auu
beat him about the head and body until ne was IN
sensible John Schmidt went 20 his brothers res
enc and was thrown bodily through a rear WIN,
dow The Young rutiiaus then went mp stars ana
bpgit omen the door leading 10 Mrs. schmidt room.
Greatly alarmed at their entrance MIS-. ochmlul
tried 20 throw herself out of a window, nut W2s
seized and badly beaten. Schmidt ran out 10 INC
street and called two policemen, but the young
men escaped by the roof after smashing lamp over
Mrs. Schmidts head and breaking some OF the 1ur-
nIturc They kept away from their homes during
the night. and tho police had not succeeded IN az
resting them Yesterday Aban Schmidt was taken 10
BeIeyne Uo,pital where lis injuries were found to
be ~ rious. Mrs John Schmidt was baTeiy aDIe 10
walk yesterday, but she remained at home'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
Aiding IMMIGRATION TO WISCONsE

The immigration TO Wisconsin having increased
so largely within the past few years last Winter the
Legislature of that State cTeatcda State Board Of
immigration, whose duty 1t is to look after the in
tcrcsts of the immigrants, 10 protect them against
fraud or CaIelesSucss the and railroad and to
have representatives, at each railroad station and
wharf 10 welcome them, aud give them advice as
10 settlement. Yesterday, j. A. Becker, president
of the Board, called upon the Commissioners Of
Emigration at Castle Garden 10 learn whatever of
interest there was in relation 10 immigration He
sand tbat the State authorities had beeucOnsidering
what should he done TO induce immigration TO Wis
cousin and Will make an appeal 10 the next Lcgis-
latule for an appropriation 10 aid immigrants dcsIr-
iUg 10 settle IN Wisconsin. Superintendent jackson
supplied President Becker with valuable lulOrna-
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
THE NATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.

The directors of the Equitable Life Assurance so
ciety having through the New-York Cotton Ex-
change offered to the National Cotton Exchange
the Use of their Board for the sessions OF the
convention to be held IN this city this week, the
delegates have been requested TO assemble IN con
the ICcaI exchange throughout the country VIII DO
well represented at the convention. The members
of the Executive Council of the National Exchange
will meet in the Board Of Managers room ol the
Cotton Exchange to-day at noon, when pro-
gramme Of subjects OF interest 10 the trade 10 Dc
discussed at the convention will be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

SLIP WHY'S.
PORT OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IL.
Arrived


strCaedonia 'Dr Allison. Genoa July T. Leghorn g Mes
sna TO- Palermo - Naples H. sorrento l9 Malaga % and
' Rar La1y Of The Lake Of Halifax, Mckenzie Lisbon Il
Bark sophie ,Nor Z'crh,rosen Granqemouth 80 days
Rark Hokter lNor Telyf9en Dunark 81 days in ballast
Rar kfiaduo No- Bonne,s Amsterdam days ballast
10 a Tommy GER Kamp Borrow - d1vs with iron ore
BARK Gruere, Thompson, DunNirk 80 days, IA ballast to
BARK sibl lNor, stuart, Roucn so dvs ballast to
Bark Rina.cent utaU sayarcse Antwerp 81 days. bal
Ia, ARK I Gr@cin MINE Prrambuco 10 days with sugar to
II ii swift e 90 vessel 20 ma-t,r
aar Groniga utah Jaccarno Lisbon 81 days. with cork
R4fs oSna irau Cac1ce Girrcnti 20 days with sui.
sars ViaCSnz5 Pcrrojta 1 corran 81 days
AsneIa Itao Gs g valencia 20 days in
Bak Geo barnard Bcirr Hauc 81 day' in ballast to
BARK vttorIa u InD De MARITIME lisbon AZ days with
Haeemaycr Blnn. vel 4" ) ~s2ser , ,,,
BarE Cyic insr saitz. Bermuda, n ballast TO master
HqE Pgrorio de MARITIME tan Gaaola. Catauia loo days
with uphur order; vessel Benham. Bovesen Pickering
R1rk Azore,n Co Boston, Ty Rio Ianero June % With
ssTs Harriet Jackson of portudl Bacon Cenfueeos
July with sugar to Maitland Phelps Cos vessel toJ II
RIG Hf,on ,e Fastoort Perkins ,e legos July 23 with
Brig Juso gSpau Aonzo. Havana IA days, In ballast to
Brig Con.a1dad Cspan) Ponce. r. "A days. IN bal.
ai, 10 %, W. ce iward's Isani) walsh Santa Cruz
July g. rahogony cedar, ETC. "a de Rivera Co;
sci 10 master
prr Tucoronata Mont C3mclo tI1O Lubrlno Cette 50
d,y. with w order. vessel 20 master.
p~r Rachclc Ian Cacace Lisbon 33 days with iron ore
10 Halliday Bros
,,rir Brnsm.u Carver Colson John, b. davs with
lumber to Chase, Ia bot Cos vessel II Buck & 90.
-or CITY Of Nassau Wak, Nassau 10 days. with mdse 10
+ I Nontell & son.
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