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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
IPotter's Committee.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The Potter
Committee were In secret session yester-
day. The agent sent to Tallahassee TO
subpoena solomon reports he is not to be
found. and II Is thought he has gone to
Mexico. The question Of presenting a
report to Congress upon the evidence
adduced. came up. and after . long con
vsrsation. the Chairman was asked to
submit his views with respect thereto on
Friday next, to which day the committee
adjourned. General Butler will also
present his views on tho subject.
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The Greenbuckers,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G.-The Green.
hackers Of the coming Congress have al
ready formed a Congressional Commit
tee. with Murch Of Maine as Chairman.
This committee will Immediately take
steps to place Grsenback National Labor
party candidates In the field In all State
and county elections throughout the
country next Fall. They will issue m
address to the people within q day OF
two, in which they will arraign both the
Democratic and Republican parties az
political organizations entirely controlled
and managed in the interest Of the money
power OF the land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

Certainly Asssmblyman Harlow is 10
DO commended for the pluck and pert.
naeity with which he has stuck 10 his
State Printing bill. The same smbodies
4 proposition for the State 10 own and
carry on . printing office after the fash.
ion Of the General Government and Cali.
fornia. Under proper restrictions the
plan 10 q good one; and We congratulate
Mr.. Harlow on his success. He Ia q
hrst-class printer. and u worthy repre-
sentative Of the craft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
FROM WAS lHa1uH CITY.

Last Days Of she FoSty.nnh
Cengress-Biiis Rushed rhreagh
as wnsterui speed- Congress ~
Good -. iss Constituency =
whesee Sisurish hssopoiies-
The Corrupttag isnueaee Of
Deadhesdism - why Senators
shsaid be Enormously wealthy,
or Enormously vlrsuousL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
Reno Journal,

Doctor Darrah. an old citizen OF
washos county. died Saturday afternoon
at the county poor house. Darrah was
q good dentist and o man we'll read in
politics. Whisky impaired his health
and usefulness; opium degensraisd him.
gradually undermining bis mental pow
srs and robbing his system OF healthful
life. He might have made life o success.
Nature was kind to him but he thwartsd
her designs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

INSTEAD OF dying in San Francisco.
as has been so many times reported.
Frank Kenyon. the noted newspaper
protector. left last Saturday for Guate-
mala with the material for starting a
frst-elass daily paper. Frank Kenyon
has started more newspapers, in various
parts OF this State. than anybody. but
he finds the field too circumscribed for
comfort, and o he goes to take in
South America as a proper scope for his
snterprising~ aspirations and capabilities.
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Nardl Gras.

NV ORLKASs. Feb. 25.-The Mardi
Gras procession moved according to
programme. Everything Is quiet and
orderly. The streets along tho line Of
the procession are we'll fllsd. Weather
clear and warm.
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Isnchr RncorI.

The young Mormon ladies OF Panaea
have ssnt to Phoebe l5O stuffed stock
ings, Of NO mean dimension. with the re-
quest that the boys receive the Lincoln
county Legislative Delegation In an ap-
propriate manner. and In a way which
they justly merit. upon their return here
from Carson. II has always been q
mystery to us why such q large number
Of the GENTLE bucks married Mormon
girls, but these stuffed stockings eI.
plain everything. whoop! who cares
Tor the decision OF the U. s. Supreme
Court. Bring on your Mormon girls.
and wen marry 'sm all oursslf.
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Rsso Gassffs.

The ugliest scrub that o graced
Reno came down from Carson to-day.
A rumor got abroad that 1t was Fred
Hart. and a crowd speedily gathered to
see the man who took the belt from
Ananias. Their interest in the ugly
scrap Of humanity was suddenly de-
stroyed on finding that he was only q
Gold Hill chicken thief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

MINE BoSDED.-The Deadwood mine
IN Oseeola District. we are credibly In.
Termed. has been bonded to ]. ID. Nc
Gee. The purchase price h fixed ut
$4,000. Messrs. Alike and Millick are
the present owners. IL is to be hoped
they have the deadwood on making a
sale drd Refer.
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Carson Tribune.

The action OF the Committee OF Four.
teen virtually kills the notorious Wood.
burn bill. Senator Bosrdman. Of washoe
county. was the only one who really
stood in for a favorable report. and he,
as We understand 1t. acted In direct op.
position to the wishes OF his constituents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

THs Cincinnati Saturday NigM
scratches its head and inquiries. "whsn
Ha.san Bsy. Of Egypt, tatss . new
bride. does abe promise 10 love. honor
and owe Bsy!" S~ultanly. abe do
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

Tue Baptist ministers have decided to
welcome members Of the press TO their
Monday conferences. This is in ac-
cordancs with the spirit OF the age ami
with the command, "Letthers be light"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

NKvvr PELroS INDUCES in so many
''buts" In his statements II seems very
natural that be should be selected a =
s~caps-goat.
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Tiybo Sas,

We see from the Enterprise that our
old friend Captain Bob, chief Of the Pr
utes. has been gathered to his fathers.
May he never want q stove.pipe hat. his
greatest delight, or Q game OF poker
that he cannot beatin the happy hunting
ground.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
butps
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
Al M
Machinery and Buildings
TO TIE
Woodville G. & s. N. Co.,
Situated In 0oid mn Mining
District, To WIZ
Situated In 0oid IliIi Minisg
District, To Wisi

EIRsT-ONR cOMpIRTr PRIcTIoN.
= g.'ed nosuns Mshine; eonsisli.g
h.o un'es'hg o,esni hngip.. sl,h
n,nm. ~, ,e''rss wv h1Isuns
sole nlst.s sna cannas,,,s ~, ~ r.pa,s.
Roils,s sm"lss,.eI hssnn,,,s y ao ou
fsed nnn,. hoI,.s ,,ns,. s,anu 49,
nisieI and AGO.. roun o,n. EIaso oa,r. paek
siI ths h,teL 49, Jpnns,a.. 'n.,s..ns
herr also two M.nils ,"ncs h.iono,n, ~ ho,.,
Engine complete. with I'll surface connections.
Including surface bob and four hundred feet Of
10 BY 10 Inch pump rods with .trappinr pl.tss:
four Plunger Pumps. 0 inch diameter. 7.fpot
.irol. snd an. ip,neI, I,ala, pna'' 49,
$50 feet s-Inch column. txo Eis. naiisr. som'
plete, with the steam pipe Belonging 10 pump
engine, and bnck vori srorpd boiI.r.I '
Third -Une dlrrct..cting Air. compre.sor
complete (pevj,
~Fourth-Four mining cars. n LOT Of old pIels.
shoyels and drills: one safcty e.r. AMI sh,Ir.
for same,
Finh The I~Iolsting and PampiDs Engine
Building known as The new hoI.tipr woil.I.
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yrATINax COUCH I0lENaES

n The Great DItish ksnsdy. Th.es . VA
ouestionsbly no other rsmedy 90 certain IN 10
ss.ei.. ASTHMA; winrka 0gHsa ru bs0N.
siiis Weld 10 ~ influence. Tia highest med!
icsi testimony states nc better cure for thsss
esntnrys experienced. Thsy contain no opium,
morphis or any violent drug: xkATlNQ's
OOU0H L0zBNGBS, prepared ~ THOMAS
dIueri,ts. Agents for tbs Pacific oosst, RED
MORON b 90. and cHAS. LANGLEY 1 CO.,
san Rrsnctsco. jas I'm 10
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NOTICE.

Mr.. W. II. virden being no longer in
the employ Of the Gold Hill NEWS. Is not
authorized to transact any further business
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IksrRuM ENTAIL.

To be sure OF the correct pieces you wish, cut
this out Of the paper and mark the pieces need.
ed, and enclose 20
JAMES s. SMITH,
SMITHS PIANOS AND ORGANS,
uzs Market street, San Rrsseisee.
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Bslmoat Coaris

Lung wah has been fined $l02 for
selling opium TO DO used for smoking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

THE COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENT
L are hard at work 70 make this Bali excel
anything OF the kind EVER given In this city.
FOUR RLIGANT PRIZES will be distributed
TO the following persons: Two for the most
original characters for lady and gentleman. and
20 for the most comic characters Tor lady end
gentleman. These prizes will be awarded By .
COMMITTEES selected from the audience. No
member OF the Club can compete for any Of the
prizes.
Carriages arc frvs OF charge, and will convey
makers TO and from the hal.
TICKETS. ts-Admitting gentleman and two
ladies' In masks on the door. Parties holding
such Tickets and Wishing 20 attend ~ spectator
are entitled TO three reserved seats IN the diess
circle. and can exchange the same at II. Biock's
jsvslry STORE i've days prior 10 the Ball.
sPECrAT0Rs' TICKETS. 81 s0-For the
dress circle, and can be reserved at any time Of
II. Blocks jewelry store.
GALLERY TICKETS, I-To be had d the
Open House Ticket ofics on the evening OF tho
No one admitted on the door without mash
before u O'Clock, and u II o'clock. q the sound
OF the ccrnst. every one must unmask.
N. BIN addition 10 the aforementioned
priIes. the Committee have concluded 10 add
tus mors for the bcst-dressed lady and gentle
man.
They have also made arrangements with Mrs.
jain 10 have on hand Q largo assortment OF NV
and elegant costumes, which will DO LET ct very
low figures.
Tickets to be had from the oouuittes. mia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

Through Passenser Train for San Prnciseo
leaves Virginia daily Of Q y. v and 0old NIL Al
6:f3 y. n, and connects DAILY (ercep, sAtur.
dsys) with Lightning Expr-rs leaving Reno q,
. =. T., arriving Al tan Francisco via Vallejo
Ct ll:l0 4. n. on the following day. On EAT.
URDAfs connects only with Overland Pss-
sengsf leaving heno Of l7Os A.. ~. arriving at
san Francisco via STOCKTON 1t o:is r, n, on the
following day.
sLRkPfNo CAR leaves Carson for San Ynp.
cisco via Vallejo daily Excerpt raturdayr) at
TO !. u. Returning. leaves Ian Francisco for
Carron via Vallejo daily tcsoept sundsysI st 1
II. n. YERINGTos. 0enI supr.
=. Min. Gen1 Ticket Agent. oc3ou
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6oRn.
MARRIED,

HOLLAND-In Virginia. February 2lst. TO the
wife OF 2. J. Holland, Q daughter.
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DIRECTION |

Have gained for MS . liberal share Of patronage. and TO keep tho bulk Of trade a.
home W offer The following inducsmenh. viz; . REDUCTION OF OVER TWENTY
PER CENT. ALL ALONG THE LINE, and hencfoth let Gold Hill support Gold
Hi afnna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The safe of Joseph A. Newell, of Boston. was
opened with false keys Sunday night and $1.O32
stolen
]. j. Wheeler editor of the Paris Crexas) Banner.
was shot dead yesterday by William b. Bonner. a
lawyer.
Justice Westbrook has directed William F. Russell.
receiver OF the Sixpenny Savings Bank. to make his
final report by March 30, 1880.
The death sentence upon Chester Monroe for the
murder OF Thomas Cook last june at Barrie. Ont
has been committed to seven years imprisonment.
The body OF an unknown man. dressed in dark
diagonal clothes. was found Sunday, miles
south of Albany in the woods. with the skull split
OPEN
The strike of the freight house men of the Lake
Shore Road at Cleveland ended at noon to-day. All
but about hundred returned to work at the old
pay.
A fire at Shediac. N. b. yesterday destroyed nearly
all the business portion of the town, including
about thirty stores. manufactures Offices and dwell
ings Loss will reach 100000.
The loss on the Cincinnati Marine Railway and
Dry Docks, burned on Saturday night, was 5000
insured in the .Etna Company for $4,000 and in
Western companies for $780, 900.
Henry Grear and John Donovan, tie-cutters. were
run and killed by train on the vandalia road
six miles from bingham. ILL.,, on Saturday. They
were lying on the track when struck.
Leonard Fairbanks house in Milford, Mass. was
robbed last week Of bonds and other securities,
amounting to $500. including $1,000 coupon bond
of the Albany and Rensselaer, Iron Company.
Yesterday the bricklayers of Nashville. Tenn,
struck for advance of wages from 50 80 to So
day OF ten hours. The bosses decline the demand
and the say they will hold out to the end.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Walters of steamer santo Domingo and Purser
Whitney of steamer Santiago de Cnba will please accept
thanks for favors.
CyBxLn Br from Montreal for Glasgow. passed
Father Point Z: IN Of ana will probably az
the wrecked steamer Eircne (Br.
BARK FYLpE tsr). Dart, from Boston October for
and Other slight Gss having been in collision with the
bark Alpha Nor. Anderson from Baltimore Oct for
BnIG Il II RIcu Devcrcaux, from Georgetown Dc with
coal for Aspn wall anchored IN The roadstead at Turks
Oct a.
passage from New YORK to Galveston in liz days She
arrived Mt the latter port Oct O.
..srs :, Tbrd GIN sc;une M"ss has bred Her
cargo ogwood will have to be landed the beach
ScuR HUME Caderwood at Salem Oct II for Rockiand.
reports TO- So AM. of Boon Island during thick fog
ssns from Philadepiia but name unknown. The Hume
lost msinsa had mainboo several stancneons and rail
broken and received other damage.
scnR LrrLr LIZZIE. Of Harwich, struck Tuckenuck
shao early ON Friday morning of last week. but was
scnR MANY a WEAVER, which went ashore at IIyanns.
steamer Hunter and lies In tiyannis harbor
ScHR GERsH BANKER. for Rio Janciro. which dragged
anchors Rio Grandc do SUI and grounded inside tho
bar had discharged Aug ~ been hoatcd of and
pairing Her would DO forwarded TO destination by
another vessel
for Havana put into Turks Island sept 20 in want Of med
the 9Th.
sem HANNAH wnLErs, whom passing through Hell
Gate 18TH ashore Niggcr's Point bat hauled
OF shortly af,crward by Unit leaking slightly.
Had no pilot on board at the time.
scnR BLACK DIAMOND, when passing through Hell Gate
18th, struck Haet's Point and towed to Rikers
Island Hats In n sinking condition. Had no pilot on
board.
Tho Victoria burned at Demerara Is doubtless the bark
Victoria OF London. 4s tons Capt Rcho which arrived
Demerara Sept with 653 tons steam coal and III tons
OF coke, from Cardiff
GALVESTON, o-Tbe schr Fran kiln, which aground
in tho bay after being iighered got aHos She suffered
serious damage
HALIFAX Oct 1.-THE steamer Cortos arrived this
ing New York having Ia tow the Alxmbra. OF the
same which lett here Friday night for New York Tho
hambra three hours after leaving hors had her shaft
and under sail when picked by the Cortcs
She will be repaired here
JAcxsoSviLrE Oct I0he ,chr Anna Reli iyer remains
when bid ohard aud fast aud full OF
water ut high tide.
KrNNsBUNKPoRT Oct 1l--Schr q oliver Of Portland,
Capt Morcy, ON fishing trip, when making land about
daylight 10TH struck the end OF VaughAns Island
aud left high ana dry till the evening tide when.
after dschargng u bbls Of macsercl and other cya.
bios noaed She could not be kept TO reach this
She is owned by John : Crockett OF Portland
NoRroLx Oct 13--Bark Stanley (Nor reported ashore
some time since near Life Saving Station No has been
gotten of and brought here
PuLApRLrHfA Oct 13Ship Cosmo, from Liverpool. ar
rived to-day reports Sept 81 In lat ~ 49, Ion 40 ~ passed
n very large mooring buoy, painted rcd.
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last night Hogan. with IS miles Brennan. 49, Nc
Evoy. 43; Stebbins so; Berry. 80.
FIRST DAYS
At ons o'clock the tor the frst fourteen
LAST WEEKS WALK.

The winners of the prizes in the oIeary oeit coz
test drew their money from Manager Curtis yester-
day at Madison Square Garden. They looked ifesn
enough for men who had been through such con-
test. and might doubt the severity OF the task
were he to judge by it's immediate effects Little
Murphy got his winnings in four one thousand DOL
lar and two five hundred dollar bills. one OF the
latter he left as deposit for the safe keeping of The
belt, which he carried proudly away beneath his
arm He is going to have a grand reception Ut his
home in Haverstraw tomorrow. when Speaker
Hustled will be of ceremonies and all the pow
der in Rockland county will be exploded i'll his
honor, HIS trainer doesn't want the people OF the
metropolis to be deceived. When some
marked to him that Murphy was ga good one" he
responded :-"Well, yes. We just brought him down
to show what he could do; but we've got lots OF
men in Haverstraw better than him.
When Howard got his prize money yesterday he
left 500 as deposit a challenge to Murphy for
the belt. Blower Browns challenge is in ahead of
him. however. and Murphy will have to arrange the
next match with the Englishman. The managers
have given the of the Garden week from
next Monday evening for benefit to be given Cur
ran. Russell. Allen and Walker, who did their best
but failed to make anything in last weeks contest
Among the other attractions of that night will be
the appearance of the boy Murphy in afve-mile run
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CLEARED.

Steamer Kepler Belg), johnson, Liverpool-Busk &
Jevons.
Steamer Raca OBJ, Elliott ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Steamer avia (r) Sinclair Bristol-Henderson
Bros.
steamer Richmond, Key. West Point. va-od Domin-
ion Steamship Co
Ship Greenock (Br) Manson Lverpool-Ira Olds Il Co.
Ship Hanna (Nor) Lutken, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boyesen,
Pickering Il Co.
Bark Jane OBJ. Heaney. London-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Zabulon (Aus), Banaz, Cork for orders-Attilo
bark John Milton Harsford. Cork for o.ders-J s
Tucker.
Bark Lizzie Curry Br cnrry. Cork or Falmouth for
ders-C Bortaux
Bark A schweigaard (Nor). johnson, Cork Fail
mouth for orders-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Bakran tAus) Psvcetich, Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Slocovich Co
for ordcrs-Bonham, Boyesen, Pickering n Co.
Bark Elena GER. Steenken. DEMONSTRATION. Toel
Co.
Bark Professor Simon Thomas Dutch, Boon. Ham,
Bark Argonaut Nor, Moe. Havre and Caais-Funch
Edge & Co. . .
Bark Nymphen lNor) Kjolc. Marscilles-Benham, Boyc
son. Pickering Co.
Brig Salisbury Br Sharrett Bayonne-Scammell Bros.
Brig Flora Cioodale Davis Buenos Ayros-John Dunn
Brig Harry Aubrey Qr) Delano, Observation-Disclosures &
Plat.
Schr William Fredericks Ames Bilbao-Alva Mudgett.
Schr Grace Davis, Davis, Sauga Ia Granddaughter
Co.
Schr Gertie f Morrow, Dunning. Jacksonville-H W
Loud & Co.
Schr NJ Million Young. Savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Lizzie Clark. Decrow Boston-Charles living.
Schr Henrietta. Tw adell, Hartford-B Cartwright
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

elm the Mist" is the title of book for the 20 ung
folks by Rose Porter. published by A. D.. f. Ran
dolph 1t is evidently written for the Sunday
school library.
.NIate to Mate is the title of pleasant story by
T. X. Shakey, published by the Putnams.
volume Of poems by Edward King will soon be
published here Although Mr.. King is best known
as correspondent. he has written some very excel
lent poetry. which has appeared from time to time
in the magazines.
Mr.. Swinburne has kept out OF London during the
past season. and has devoted himself to the writing
of q lengthy dramatic poem which has Sappho for
its heroine. He lives in bachelor retirement with
his mother at Henley-on- Thames, and it must be
something unusually seductive to draw him to
town. His long promised "Study Of Shakespeare
in Three Periods is now in the press Of Chatto 4
Windus and will be issued shortly. It is described
as the most complete piece OF analysis Mr.. Swim
burne has yet achieved.
The forthcoming number of the North american
will contain an article "The Other Side Of the
Woman Question" by Julia Ward Howe, I. W. Hig-
ginson, Lucy stone Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
fragists The article is in answer to one on 1.-THE
Woman Question" by Francis Parkman, in the Octo-
Der number of the ReoieO. II Mr.. Parkman does
not get good setting down it will not be the fault
of his opponents.
Bancroft will have new volume OF his History of
the United States ready for the Appletons by the
LIST of January. Mr. Bancroft is painstaking writer.
He polshos his sentences after they printed.
that to correct his proofs is more expensive than
the original cost of composition.
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Bark Carrie Humphrey Grozer London Sept TO- In bal
last 20 Benham, Boyessn co. Anchored at Sandy Hook
Bark Hawthorne Iof St John, NIB, Whitney Barrow e
or spoke ship Charlotte White. from Liverpool for So
john NB same time passed sehocners lower mast and
bow port in ,hree pieces apparently long time in the
water.
Bark Yarra Yara (Nor). Klocker Amsterdam so days.
Bark Giuseppe Verdi qtap Pieransrs Genoa s. days,
;" Bark Pepita vcensa ,spl Cemencot. Ponce Pr, IS
days with moasses 10 J Ma,thiessen; vessel to d $
BARK Antons sals Brandt Havana IL days with sugar
NJ Winds 4, Havana samuel Lanrens coiored seaman
fell from aloft and died from his injuries
with to Smith Co. was
diss ps 20 days
with sugar o order; vessel 80 Swan Son.
ss pf, 10 days. with
Brig Chin" lBr). rishetts Paramaribo 81 days, with
Brig Katie IcRs Partridrc visass, pr II days with
Brig oisrn adams, acFadden, Havana 20 days. with
cedar lc to J De Rivera; vessel TO K 7 Buck 4 co.
F ntara s sfs sugar
- ssn WIN of arw Miller csJsns 10
Weinberg 4 Go. Oct II, 40 AN, IN dense fog, ran
overheard 500 nuts got OF with Tie assistance Of the lie
saving crew. without material damage except loss of
sshr Nellie Floyd, Johnson, Georse.oya. sc days
with naval stores to roler Hunt vessel to Hurlbat
Schr T Pillsbury Pitcher, Savannah 8 DAYS. with
lunlbor TO Sote Bussc: vessel to snow * Burgess.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Bedford Fall River for Now York
with mdse to the Old Colony Steamship Co.
Brig Ellen Maria. Carver. Provincetown for New York.
sehr Mail Merrill Gardner for New York, with lumber
ssSr Liss;saip Relief Portland for SsS York
Schr Elva Pettingfl Pettingi Boston for New York
sehr Spring Bird Higgins Proyincetown tor New York
schr Mary Miller. Dayton Providence for New York
sehr Ripple, wiIcox Nap.ncses for New York
Schr Litto Annie (Br,, Williams Providence for New
York.
Schr A 4 f Baker Murray. Now Haven for New York.
Schr Julia Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for Now York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconia. Mangum. Now York for Portland.
tir"a ta M"i anchored in Hart Island roads,
schr Hannah Wietts, Dottridge, New York Tor Provi
Schr worthington, Fitch. New York for Providence
Schr Addie Sawyer. Cook, Brooklyn for Pembroke.
schr / q w Kinds. Hill, Hoboken for Lubec.
Schr Lizzie Clark. Hickey Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Frankiin Bell, Read Hoboken for Providence.
Schr A Predmore. Barrett Hoboken for Providence.
schr sarah Bruen. Carver Hoboksn for Providence.
Schr @ Nash. Crowley, Weehawken for Newburyport.
schr Oregon. wilson Rondout for Providence
Schr Bedabedac. Clifford, Poughkeeps for Boston.
Schr Sarah FaIconer Wilson. Newburg for Provi
dence.
schr Kolon. Brookings. Amboy for Gardiner.
Schr velma. Osborn, Amboy for Boston:
Schr samuel d Hart, Burgess. Aniboy for Boston.
Schr Harrie. 4 Rebecca, Ball. Amboy for Providence
ehr Ira su JohnsSn .G Port JOHNSON for Gardiner
Schr Hycna, Gardiner Port johnson for Portsmouth,
schr John Daley Brown. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Nellie Clark Clark, Elizabethport for Boston,
Most Of the above put into the roads above