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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-24
RESULTS OF RESUMPTION.


States notes, and have paid SIG, ,50l, ,l0003
United States bonds with United notes.
OF the enormous sum Of called bonds by
the Treasury, SO far as Is known, not a dol.
lar has been demanded In coin, and thus
by resumption we have paid, and are pay.
ing daily, the five.twenty and ten-forty
bonds in currency.
Priorto definite preparations Tor resump.
ton, it was impossible 10 sell four per
cent bonds OF the United States at par In
coin. Alter such preparations we were
able to sell in 1877, S75,000,00O four per
cents, and 1878, SIPS, ,BS5 ,450; but the mo
ment that resumption was complete
the sale OF bonds increased with
unexpected rapidity. We sold in
the month Of January, 1870, $l5S, ,004,.
100, and in the month Of February.
500, l0l, $50. In the month OF March tho
sales fell to $50, ,S59, 100, chiefly by reason
oil fear that the enormous payments 70.
quired under tho reiunding act during the
months OF April and May would create q
disturbance In tho money market, but this
fear having been dissipatcd, by the lst oi
April the sales were rapidly resumed, and
in four days they amounted to S73, ,2599, 800
enough to cover and pay of all the out
standing lve.twenty bonds OF the United
States. Thus, as thetirst fruits OF resump
ton, within one hundred DAYS after il,
coming, we sold S343, 1l0, ,250 four per cen
bonds, with which o'pay an equal amour
OF six per cent bonds, securing q saving o
50, ,S62, ,205 year. Nor Is this all Ther,
were outstanding at that time $l0i, 56O, ,SS0i
five per cent ten.forty bonds, redeemablI
at the pleasure Of the United States, N
pay OF these bonds the Treasury Denart
ipent offered Sl60,0 900 four per Col con
bonds at a premium Of one.hali Of one ne
cont, the residue to be paid from tho pro
ceeds Of ten.dollar refunding certificate
or the direct exchange OF bonds. Pendin
the preparation Of this offer, II was greatl
doubted whether the Department wa MA
justified In demanding a premium
but as these were tie Ia,
bonds that could be offered with
: two years then thought a premium eoui
be secured, and would have temHanded tHSitf,di II
higher rate hut that tie law reariired th
! Fe'pndlng certificates to be exchanged /
par for lawful money, These reiundin,
certificates were designed "a furnish a
easy opportunity Tor persons Of llniite
means 70 invest their savings In sma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-24
WISCONSIN REpUnLIcANs.

The state Convention Nominations
smith Gets the G0yern0rshlp on the
FIRST BRllot--A StRIwart Platform Gel.
ebration OF the TWenty.hfth AnnlVer.
sary Of the Organization Of the Party
In the state.
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EXCESSIVE ZEAL REBUKED.

When George Seymour of No. 491 Eighth avenue.
and John G. Hunkcn. Of No. sos Sixth avenue. were
taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court. yester-
day. and charged with violation Of the Sunday
Liquor law by police officer Justice Murray took
the trouble to make thorough investigation is
rarely done by magistrates in such cases. Speaking
OF Hunken's store he asked how the policeman had
come to see the bar in operation
II went INSIDE" the latter said. 1.-TWO men came
along and entered the hallway by side door. But
knew what they were up to. ana followed them in
side. found both of them drinking at the bar and
there a crowd of other people inside"
'You mean to tell me that you left your post, en-
tered the premises and followed these men through
a hallway into the store y
III did. SIR" said the officer hestatngy. and now
beginning to see that his oflciousncss did not re-
ceive very high appreciation.
''Wcre the front doors of the place openY'
"No. they were closed"
'.You are discharged" said His Honor to the pris-
oners. and to the officer he added :I trust your zeal
will be as warm when better chance of exercising it
presents itself"
This Interpretation of the law is the liberal con-
struction which many have claimed for 1t all along
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
THE CURSE OF RUM.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children were informed by letter that woman with
five small children had taken UP her abode in room
No. Ala West street, which she only left for the
purpose of printing herself with liquor She had
been constantly intoxicated for weeks and the little
ones were neglected and reduced to sad straits
Officer Chiardi to whom the investigation of tho
case was intrusted found that 1t another of the
many unhappy consequences of the longshore-
mems strike. Katharine Deano had lived with
her husband Ezra at No. 131 Charlton street, until
he left his employment to join the insurgent dock
men. When their little means exhausted tho
woman, dissatisfied with her lot. took to drinking
and soon became confirmed inepriate. The hus-
band found that chance OF regaining his lost stu
alton offered itself but for time he tried to keep up
heart and seek elsewhere for employment. AS all
their furniture disposed of they had to leave tho
house in Charlton street, and he procured n room in
the house in West street from Mrs. Burke who
hired lodgings to 'longshoremen. From tho
present sho has been going about among
the neighbors and spending what Few pom
MES she could gather in drink. The conseq uences
have been her desertion by the husband and the
abandonment of the children TO hunger and i'll troat
mcnt. A few days ago Delano appeared and took
away with him Ezra and Mary. HIS eldest boy and
GIRL leaving the other three to shit for themselves.
Officer Chiardi yesterday found the mother In tho
house utterly prostraed by liquor, and sent for an
Dclano resisted SO vigorously that she had to DO
carried down stairs and then taken to court in hand
cart Justice Murray committed her till the case
could be further inquired into.
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DISTRICT COURT FEES.

For some time past Comptroller Kelly has endea-
vored to compel the clerks in the various district
courts to pay the fees received by them to him
every week. required Of other officers of the city
by section 96 of the charter Of 1873. The
Comptroller at last requested Corporation Counsel
Whitney to furnish him with opinion to his
powers and duties in the matter and yesterday Mr..
Kelly received the following in reply
Law DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE COUNSEL CoRPoRArIoN,}
NEW YORK, July ], 1879
SIR-I dny received letter Of the Goth May last in
which that bv section B OF the charter of 1873
all fees. and commissions received by
officer shall be the property Of the city and all
this statute the Finance Department issued
notice the clerks of district courts to and
the moneys rc.siveJ by them weekly form
prescribed by the departments that IL Is contended how
the clerks Of OF these that this section
which they claim of the Judiciary
of the State aud that they controlled solely by the hi
Laws of 1867 they required to the fees collected
and received by them into the city treasury monthly You
request opinion as to the law governing the case and
should be paid into the city treasury.
II has been expressly decided by tho Court OF Appeals
in the OF Whitmorc against The Mayor (7 n "
that tho clerks in the district courts in this city not
officers of the city within the meaning OF
tion OF 1873 by refers
OF the city only and under the decision
in the Whitmorc case well from the connection
must be regarded referring to those officers only who
officers Of the city government As the Court of APP
the city 1t that tho
of section 49, requiring that all received shall be paid
Of district aud that BY them to the Cham
bcran 10 be governed by section az OF chapter ii OF
the Laws OF 1857 which requires such payments to be
made monthly only. am. sir. yours respectfully.
W. 4. WHITNEY Counsel to the Cooperation.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Michael Nathan. dealer in fancy goods, made an
assignment yesterday to Isaac Rinaldo giving three
preferences for $1933. His liabilities are estimated
at about $4,000 and assets about e.. 500
Jacob w. Foster has been appointed receiver or the
affairs of Levi Bellingcr, the application of Ives
Murphy Briar.
The affairs of Thomas G. Clark have been placed in
the hands of John q. Shaw receiver on the appi-
cation OF William Z. Richardson.
Michael Reed manufacturer of stoves in Brook
lyn. made an assignment yesterday to James Cham
bers. His liabilities will not exceed $4,000, and his
assets, which consist OF stock and machinery, are
nominaly valued at about $1,000.
In the Court of Common Pleas thero were filed
yesterday the schedules in the matter of the assign
ment Of Augustin II. Mojarrieta n Felix Fuontcs to
Henry q. Dodman. The Liabilities are stated at
$70430i nominal assets at $ll9,l0A W, aud real
sets Ut $3A.335 ".
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over the fence she wags her tail and is anxious to

the fence she wags her tail and is anxious to
get to him.
.'JERRY MAULEy."
OF the 1874 dogs taken to the pound since 1t
opened is worthy Of higher mention than
Jerry McAuley." who has been spoken OF in these
columns before. 1t will be remembered that some
time before the pound open for the reception
OF guests Jerry, who belongs to no family or breed
in particular. came and claimed admission. Efforts
to drive him away were unavailing, and for some
time he was the sole boarder. While the kitchen
being made ready Jerry only lodged at the
Pound. going abroad twice day to con-
venient ashboxes for breakfast and dinner.
1t narrated of him that the first boarder
was admitted he refused to go into the pound
proper. and took up position at the desk next to
Mr. Mullen. Here he remains all the time,
pressing any familiarity from outsiders with
wonderful impartiality. A little while since
Mr.. Lawrence went to the pound and
bought Jerry McAuley for So. He sent a
messenger after Jerry but Jerry refused to accom-
pany him. Force being used, Jerry relieved tho
messenger OF the seat of his trousers. second
and more fearless messenger sent. This man 8
trousers were OF very strong stuff; Jerry. finding
his attention in that direction of avail bit the
messengers hand Mr.. Lawrence cannot get the
dog away. as brave men to bring him scarce.
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SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Cour. opens at
twelve M. Motions.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERMs-Parts !, and
3-Adjourned for the term.
CoMMoN PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned until
July 10.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIrY TERM.-Adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM.-Motions. Ex
parte business attended to before twelve o'clock
only.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERMs-Parts l, 2 and s.
Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERMs-Parts !, 2 and B.
Adjourned for the term.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Held by Judge
Choate.-In admiralty-T. M. McGovern Steam
tug L. w. Gorgas; T. Joyce same; j. Hannigan
VS.. same; F. W Lawrence Schooner +. p. Hall
J. NJ. Leonard VS.. M. Whitwill; A. Forsyth NJ.
Ferdon; w. G. Foomer VS.. Schooner River Queen.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
CAUGHT IN TIME.

brazen young thief. who gave the name of
Thomas Mccarthy alias John McAdaIns, said to be
prominent member OF the notorious "Cat Alley
Gang that infests the premises No. so7 Sixth street.
and against whom there throe indictments, was
arragned for trial in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday. before Judge Cowing. charged with bur-
gary in the first degree. 1t appeared that night
toward the end OF May last the accused effected
entrance by means of fanlght into the shoe store
of an old couple named Joseph and Dorothoa Masch.
who lived at No. G03 East Thirteenth street. The
youthful burglar, who only sixteen de-
tectcd by Mrs. Maisch, who summoned her aged
husband to her assistance. and MS he was being
brought to bay drew pistol and shot the old man
in the leg. few days later Detective OConnor. of
the Eleventh precinct. while strolng along, espied
Mccarthy. and suspecting him. from the description
furnished, took him into custody. He was promptly
identified by the old lady. whose recital, in response
TO Assistant District Attorney Lyon. caused little
interest Tho evidence however, was not sufficiently
strong to jeopardizo the prisoners liberty the
charge OF burglary and the Court directed verdict
of acquittal on that accusation. He then placed
on trial on the indictment for felonious assault
Mr.. Maisch. The prisoner was promptly convicted
and Judge Cowing, after a wholesome warming. sent
him to the State Prison for two years and six
ha
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
AN EX-POLICEMAN'S BRUTALITY.

George Schiling, n patrolman in the Third pre-
cinct police. Jersey City. recently dismissed
from the force for drunkenness, and since then he
has made frequent assaults on his wifc. On Sunday
night he beat his wife, and drawing revolver placed
IL at her head aud threatened to kill her. Tho
woman broke from him. and running out Of tho
house to Penn Horn Creek would have sought relief
in suicide had she not been restrained by several cit
icons who followed her. She cared for by the
ncighbors for the night, and yesterday caused the
arraigument of her husband before Police Justice
pelOubct.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
A TIMELY WARNING.

Judge Cowing opened tho July term of the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday, Mr.. John Babcock
of No. 80 vesey street. being selected foreman OF
the Grand Jury. In delivering his charge Judge
Cowing referred to the statutory provisions in
gard to criminal offences and cautioned the members
CT the Grand Jury against finding indictments un
less warranted by the testimony submitted 'Once
indicted and incarcerated." observed His
Homer at would be but poor satisfaction for the in
jury done his reputation and the wrong inflicted
by imprisonment to be acquitted by
petit jury Under such circumstances the
Grand Jury should investigate every carefully
and to it that citizen wrongfully accused.
1t was, moreover, the bounden duty of grand jures,
continued the Court, to watch with vigilance the
conduct of public officials. II they proved derect
IN their duties they perpetratcd crime for which
they should be presented and punished 1t the
province OF grand juries to investigate and report
the dereliction of public officials ans. not place
responsibility solely the executive. When grand
juries took cognlzance OF the official conduct OF
public officers the city would be blessed with bet
ter government, the community would be greatly
benefited and the members of the grand jury would
be discharging most important duty for which
they would well merit thanks of their fellow citi-
zens At the conclusion of the charge the grand
jurors proceeded to dispose Of the business assigned
to Them
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
THE SCHOOLSHIP ST. MARYS.

The nautical schocship st. Marys. which left
New London May 25 arrived at Lisbon, Portugal, ON
the 2lst of June. and expected to sail for Funcha
we'll.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
REAL ESTATE

The following sales were made at the Merchants
Exchange Salesroom July Is
William p. Dixon, referee-Foreclosure sale of the
two houses, with lot 25xl2i, No 81 Bond ST., s. s..
". OF Bowery to plaintiff. ..... -. $I1 900
Also similar sale tsame referee) of the house, with
way plaintiff 1900
LEsPIsAssE FRIEDMAN.
Frederick Smyth. referee-Foreclosure sale OF the
18th ST.. to plaintiff $500
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

BILLIARDS.

BIIzLIAtDSs
A --A.-A--A-TiIE VERY FINEST BILLIARD
n fables fitted with the wonderful Monarch cushions;
lowest prices. The }. NJ BRUNSWICK BALkE COM
PANY, ia Broadw
A wARDED GRAND MEDAL, PARIS, lS5s-TliE
IN Collender Billiard rabies. the best In aud cheap
any Warcrooms, 7ss Broadway, New York Catalogues
free.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
"A Tables new and second hand, at low prices. WM H.
GRIFFITH * co, 800 broadway, corner 10th st.
A RrIsTIC BILLIARD TABLES. NEW AND SECOND
hand; Balls. Cloths Cues, best goods at lowest
prices H. w. tOlisENpEH. 'sS Broadway.
RESTAURANTs.
DEsTAURANr FRANCAls, % WEST 1iTii ST, BE
lItween University place aud 9th sv., New YerkrAble
1"''' CHARLES JACQUES Proprietor
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Johnny" Hope, who was recently convicted of
completely in tho Manhattan Bank robbery, was to
have been called to the bar of the Court Genera,
Sessions yesterday for sentence but motion of his
counsel, Mr.. Charles w. Brooke, who intends arpu-
Ing motion for a new trial, the prisoner was
nanded until Friday next.
James H. Cosgrove, Samuel w. Swayze and William
s. Murray have received appointments officers of
the Court OF General Sessions in the place OF william
Nugent, Benjamin Whine and John Fitzgerald re-
moved. The Deputy Clerk, Mr.. w. Il. Stewart, who
Is about joining his father Mr. Orlando g. Stewart
in the practice OF the law will be succeeded by Mr.
William Moser, Jr.
Frank Cosgrovc. of Buring slip, who some time
tice of Cora Samns, of Northport, l.. L., for
causing whose death, principal, Nine. Berger
was sent to the Penitentiary Tor fourteen years.
to have bocn arragncd for sentence in the Court of
General Sessions yesterday. On motion OF John l.
Davenport the matter adjourned In the ABB
sence OF MIR. William A. Beach, the prisoners counsel
motion Tor reference in the case Of Montague Il.
Marks, lawyer, against Aaron Appleton the treas
OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre was argued yestcr
day before Judge Potter at Chambers of the Supreme
Court. The action IL brought to recover the sum OF
$3.50 Tor professional services alleged to have been
rendered the defendant in the management of the
theatre and in other ways. After hearing the argu
lient of counsel Judge Potter reserved his decision
Charles Strauss appeared for the plaintiff and Will
lam Il. Howe was opposed.
COURT CALENDARS-TH DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CnaMBERs--Held by Judge Pot
terNos. 49, 49, &c., 80, a. 5S, SO, 81 90 Ill l2G 1lI
1i2. 1868. 16J, l73, 1870, 1885, 1sG.
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjournod un-
I'll September 1.
SUPREME CoURr--SpECiAL TERM--Held by judge
Donohue.-No day calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-CmcUrr-Par 1.-Adjourned
sane die. Part 2.-Adjourned for the term. Part g.
suPRaioR CouRr-GExERAL TERM.--Adjourned sine
die.
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May 0
Groceries.

7 HAVE n new supply Of all kinds of Groce-
l. ries and those wanting Cheap Goods in that
@linc should call OH me. $. W. PORTER.
May . Is IF
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We have bought large and carefully assorted
stock, embracing everything heretofore kept by
us, with many new and improved articles never
brought to this market before. We purchased
FOR CASH, and intend to sell as low as the
same qualities of goods can be bought in this o,
any
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
IA tate of Warren f. Davis, deceased, are
particularly requested to present them to me
Immediately.
d. II. SHELDON,
Admir-
April % IL It,
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

BY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate
in Union County.
"HEREAS, Minerva Littlejohn has made
w suit to me to grant her letters of ad-
minstration, Of the Estate and effects of
GRANVILLE LITTLEJOHN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular he kindred and Creditors of the said
GRANVILLE LITTLEJ DIN deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the Court of Pre- bate,
to be held at Union Court House, on the 7th
day of May, 1879, next after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
traton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this I'd day of
May, Ammo Domini 1879.
DAVID JOHNSON JR.
Judge of Probate.
May 2 l8 2t
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Ready-Made Clothing

A prices astonishingly low, at
"A RICE & McLURES.
May . Is f
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AMERICAN PORTS.

AUGUSTA, Me, July is-Arrvcd; schrs Harry Percy,
whitney Lake Day and Saratoga, Nickerson, New York
AppONAUG, July l9-sailed. schr Allie Burnham. Bax-
ter, Philadelphia
BOSTON July 2o-Arivcd, brig Morancy. Small. New
York
sailed-stc~mors Massachus ctts and dorian.
2lst--Arr,ved, steamers Norman, Nckcrson, Philade
phia; Glaucus, Bcarsc New York VIM Crane Howcs Bal
timore; barks BENZ Dckermau, Taylor Baltimore: Ola.
conino Ita Bonfazo. Nadiz Beatrice havencr Dekey,
ssgsa john Laughlin Thompson; Hoboken brigs Abbie
Ponce pk; schrs Ella, Condor, Brnnsyck Ga; Eddie
dria. VA J Bakor, -, do; Earl II Potter. shearer,
Georgetown, DC; Vim Gillian Emerson, Albany: LizSio
ID Small, Warwick, Phiadelpha l. NJ Strout. Fcrnald,
Perth Amboy Eastcrn Belle Parker. Hoboken; Castan.
Means, do Kate, Walker. do; Francis Colin Hamilton,
wechawken VIM A Crocker, Kelly. do Enterprise -,
do Charles Upton, Kecfe Rondout Sarah Jones Cash
do; A rrre, Nckerson. Perth Amboy Warren sawyer
erie, Alexandria Va; Jane l. Newton, Stone,
Georgetown. PC. LFwarren, Johnson, galtmors Dora
phia VIM Mason. French do; Carrie Godfrey Godfrey,
do; Lottie Soncrs, do Thomas Stone Pitcher. Wee
hawken, Ann : Brown Crowoll. do; senator Grimes,
Clark, do; L II Kirk, Newton, Ezabethport; Orozmbo,
Guptill do Josiah Whitehouse, Farnum lioboken Bay
state Baker, Port johnson; Lucy Blossom, Crosby,
Rondout; Westerioo, Whitaker, do
Also arrived, brigs Ellen Munroe Corson baltimore;
G 3 Packard, Amsbury. Perth Amboy. -
Ciearcd-sfeamer Circnssia tbr Finder. west Hsrtle
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BELOW.
Bark Rosina aus. Tonetti from Trieste April l.
CLEARED.

Steamer Arizona B, Jones' Liverpool via Qucensto
Steamer Rhiwindda 3r. Allan, Cardin-George Buley
Steamer Colon, Clapp, Aspnwall-Pacihc Mail Steam
ship Company.
Steamer Albemarle. Hulphers West Point, va-Old Do
mnon steamship Company
Steamer " Garrett. Foster Baltimore--J Krcms.
Steamer Francona, Mangum. Portland Me- Ames.
Bark Restitutn Madrc 1taD Parascandoa, Plymouth
E-Benham. Boyesen. Pickering Il Co.
Bark Mississippi Nor, Helm, Rochester. E-Funch Edge
x Co.
Bark Arda Brl Purdy. Dundalk. IL W Parker Co
Bark Runner (Nor) Langeldt Cork for orders-Benham.
Boycsen. Pickering X Co.
BARK Borsono dtaD, schiafano Cork or Falmouth for
ordcrs-Slocovich Il Co.
Bark Bakrag Aas: Paoletch, Cork Falmouth for
Bark Erlin, Skalgsen (Nor), Schie Cork Falmouth
for orders-Funch Edge X Co.
Falmouth for orders-Benham, Boy Pickering Co.
Bark Porro (Nor Olsen Riisoer (Norway)-Benham
Boyesen Pickering Go.
Bark Jafnhar (Nor, Olsen, Antwerp-Bockmann ODER
lin Il Co.
Bark Hafrsfjord Nor Meyer. Co penbagen-C Tobias
Bark Sokoto (Br). Croker. Bavre-Boyd Hncken.
Bark John Bunyan, Blanchard. Bordeaux-Carver
Barnes
Bark Amalia Gorruo QtaD, Zaccarino, saionca-
Fupch, Edge x G..
Bark Atlantic, LAnfare, Barbados-H Trowbridge's
sons
Bark Nellie May Gaul. savannah--B r Metcalf & Co.
Brig Kodiak, Dow Limerick IF Talbot 4 Co
Brig Martha A Palmer (Br), Matthews, Alexandria, E.
p / Nevius Il Son.
Brig Lulan (8r) Ford Pointa- Pitre-H Bailey Co.
Brig Ambrose Light, Hatch. st Luca-Miller Hough-
Schr Lady Bannerman (Br), Roberts, Abaco-Gomez Il
Pearsall.
Schr southern Cross (Br). Patterson, shuiee NS-AT
Honey
schr G Moran (Br). Cripps, st John. NB-scammell
Bros.
schr Ida May, Buckingham, Boston-simpson, Clapp Il
Co.
sloop Ii Edwards, Driscoll. Boston-Charles living.