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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-29
TESTIMONIALS.

AA'A
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY. |,
New Orleans January IS. 1879.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. Agent Messrs John
ID. Moore d Co., 261, 262 and 1888 Broadway
New York. for Vigier's Improved French
Process for DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear ST-l have tried the disincrustant you
are the agent for thoroughly. We have been
sonal favor TO you, for l generally dislike max
ing experiments. | can only say that am glad
tn 1t have given the disincrustant q trial for
1t has turned out by far the best thing Of its
kind that have ever used. 1t comes up to all
its claims on its printed circular, and 10 future
l shall recommend Messrs. A. Thomson & Co.
to use 1t exclusively In their boilers over and In
preference 10 any other process for disncrust-
Ing steam boilers. remain, very resp ectfully.
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We indorse the above.
A. THOMSON & co..
LEEDS FOUNDRY,
New Orleans, February 3. 1879. !
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. New Orleans, La,
Agent for Vigter's Improved French Process
for DISTINGUISHING Ste IN Boilers
Dear SU-After having used the Vigier's Pro-
cess for some months, and given 1t a fair and
full trial. we can state that 1t has produced the
most satisfactory results on our boilers by re-
moving incrustatlons and effectualy prevent
ing the form alton Of the same.
We cordially recommend it to those using
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCHELL,
Superintendent Leeds Foundry.
HENRY RENNYSON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS 4 CO.,
ProDrietors Leeds Foundry.
Discount to the trade Send for circulars to
Island Of Cuba.
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FOR SALE.

ENOK SALE-A PLANTATION SITUATED
~ near the town OF ST. Martinsville. In the
parish Of st. Martin. containing about 1850 acres
Of good land; a slated roof residence. contain
Ing six rooms and twelve foot gallery. front.
consist Ia kitchen, pantry, stables and other
out houses. The whole In good condition. The
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad when
completed will pass ut three miles from the res
idence. The whole OF the above land IL fenced
In by Cherokees. Forterms md conditions ap-
ply to V. LEDOUX. 1t. Martinsville postoffice.
Louisiana, fell cod ans
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Personal.

Wednesday We received a pleas
ant and agreeable call from Rev.
Father d.. O'Brien, who has recent
~ taken charge of the Catholic
church here. He is from New York
and this is his first visit to the
coast, and he expresses himself as
satisfied both with u country and
the people with whom he is asso-
ciated.
Clarion: A. X. NorthrOp, Esq,
tax collector of Harrison county,
was in the auditors office last
Monday and made a most favor
able impression upon every one
there. Owing to the absence of
some important vouchers his final
settlement was not fully completed,
but his showing is IA good one and
he is all right at the "captain's Of
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GOficial.I
Board of Supervisors.
JACKSON COUNTY.

At n regular meeting of the Jackson
county board of supervisors held in the
courthouse in Scranton, April z, 1879. the
following members were present: F. M
johnson, president, Chas. +. Howell, II. +.
Krebs and W. w. Broom.
1t appearing from the report of Geo. W.
Tagert, inspector and supervisor of the
new courthouse, that the said building is
completed to the satisfaction OF said in
s%pector, the building is hereby rece we'd
and the final and last payment on it OF
dered to be paid. ne rr ..rr-
w. L. Howe, county superintendent OF
education is hereby allowed SIS IS for
one quarters salary ending March 81,
1879, payable Out of the common school
fund. a.ula a4t
Ordered that Charles f.. Schmidt, +. w.
Hing and Thos. Cochran be granted Ii
cense to retail liquors.
Ordered that Charles IL. Wood be and
is hereby appointed a member of the
county board of examiners, to examine
candidates for the office of county super
intendent of education.
Ordered that the railroad tax, s26 IS,
received from the auditor, be charged and
placed in the general county fund of this
county.
Ordered that John G.. Heidelberg be al
lowed a room in the courthouse for an
Office, in consideration of s25 per annum.
Ordered that the following amounts be
allowed payable out of the general county
fund:
A. q. Delmas, ex ofieio services. ..S25 90
A. G. Delmas, ex oficio services. % 90
A. q. Dclmas, planting trees IN
courthouse ward. | so
A.G Delmas. removingc clerks office 2 50
John f. Clark, for ex officio services p 90
John +. Clark, attendance at March
term Of chancery court, l.79-.... IL %
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Citizens Meeting.

Pursuant to call published las,
week, II number Of citizens from
Moss Point, Scranton and the Sea.
shore assembled at the courthouse
last Monday to arrange for the
meeting Of the Mississippi Press
association, which convens III this
Place ON the 4th of juno next.
On motion DIR. Il. f. Griffin was
elected chairman, and +. M. John.
son, Esq, secretary.
On motion the chair was autbo.
rized to appoint u committee Of M.
engagements consisting of ten citi.
zens from Moss Point, Scranton
and the Seashore, whose duty shall
be to make all necessary arrange.
nents for entertaining the members
OF the press when they arrive here.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed on said committee
Il. DeSmet, B. +. Pickett, Capt.
John Foster, Capt. s. r. Thompson,
w. S. Dodson, ST., Il. Deas, II. f.
Krebs, Walter Denny, A. Blumer,
l.. n. Dantzler.
On motion a committee of recep.
ton consisting of the following
citizens were appointed
p. X. Mayors, II. Krebs, M. b.
Richmond, 9. Ii. Wood, L. N.
Osborn, B. j. Jane, NJ. M. Evans,
DR., s, A. McInnis, w. M. Denny,
and, by motion, the chairman, DR..
e. F. Griffin.
The meeting was harmonious,
and all present entered heartily in
to the deliberations of the subjects
before the body, and every one
manifested a willingness to do all
in their power to make the meeting
of the Press association at this
place a complete success.
On motion adjourned subject to
call by the chairman.
E. +. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
M. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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Board of Health.

Last Monday the new board of
health just appointed by the board
of supervisors, consisting of the
following members, Drs. L. F. Grit
fin, w. ID. Bragg, J. X. Mcleod,
II. L. Howe, N. Lambert, G. Child
sey and NJ. A. Dees, Esq, met at
the courthouse, and organized by
electing DR.. H.. f. Griffin, president,
and DR.. G. Chidsey, secretary aud
treasurer.
A committee of three was APP
pointed to see about securing the
services of port physician, and as
certain at what salary one could be
employed.
DIR. n. Lambert volunteered to
act as port physician until the next
meeting of the board, in case his
services should be required.
Board adjourned till the first
Monday in May.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

THE ST1TE OF MISSISSIPPI. JICK-
son COUNTI-Crcat Court.
Opie Hutchings, complainant, Bill to
VS.. }foreclose n
JAS. II. Goodwin, respondent. mortgage.
Upon reading comTdainant's bill of com
plant, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the clerk from affidavit on file
that the respondent to this bill is q non
resident of the State of Mississippi, and
that his residence and postoffice address
cannot be a~scertained upon diligent I'M
quiry, it is therefore ordered that said
james II. Goodwin do be and personally
appear before the clerk of the chancery
court of jackson county, State Of Missis-
sippi, on a rule day, to be held mt his of
fee at the courthouse, in the town of
Scranton, in said county and State, on the
second Monday in Jnne, 1S79, being the
9th day of said month, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to compliments
bill of complaint filed in said court, aud
il is further ordered that this order Of no
tice be published in the Pascagonla Demo-
crat Star, a public newspaper published
n printed at Scranton, in said county
aud State, for four consecutive weeks.
Ordered this 9th day of April. A. u. 1879.
A.G. DELMAS, clerk.
April II, 1879. 3-jt
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Religious.

Rev. w. J. David, u missionary
for the Southern Baptist State con
v%enton, t. Africa, just returned,
will preach in the Baptist houses of
Worship along the coast at the fol.
lowing times and places: At
Ilaudsboro, on Sunday, April Goth,
at IL am Biloxi, Monday night,
April 81, at 1870 O'clock; Ocean
Springs, Tuesday night, April odd );
Moss Point, Thursday night, April
oath Scranton, Friday night,
April 25th. All are invited to at
tend.
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BAY ST. LOUIS ITEMS.

Ourcircuit court will convene or
the 9th of May. A Large docket
and a lively time is expected.
A piifey woods fruit farm five
miles below the Bay sold a few
days ago, for $500 to IA family
from New Orleaus.
The staunch and trim little
steamer Canelia, will commence
her smnnler trips from New Or
leans next Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Then poor folks can travel.
The public schools are to be
opened on the 14th OF May. This
is to get the start OF Yellow Jack,
and have schools whether he comes
or not. He beat us out of our pub
lie schools last year, but we pro-
pose to beat him this year.
A legion of candidates are croi.-
ping out for all the county Offices,
and Il free and lively fight over
Them seems to be certain. The
of Office / not large, but
with the "pickings and stcalings !
attached, a smart fellow can make
money out of them.
A big baptizing by immersion
was done in the bay, at Barratini's
last Sunday week, which
drew out a great concourse of peo-
pie. 1t was exclusively ID colored
and was performed with
much dignity and solemnity by the
Rev. minister, who is ga mighty man
IN Israeli" and really eloquent in
his utterances.
We are to have no summer this
,ear-so the weather prophets say
but the leisure and loafing sea-
son begins earlier than usual.
There is much repairing, painting,
yhite-washing and general cleaning
Up. Summer people are already
moving over
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Police News and Gazette, New
York clipper, Waverley Magazine,
Chimney Corner, narper's Weekly.
Puck, Lady's journal, Weekly Va.
r%ieties, Under the Gaslight, Bows,
and Girls Weekly, and all the
leading magazines of the day foi
sale at C~hidsey's.
Mr.. M. A. Dees, our indefatig.
able railroad agent, has recently
invented a wood bumper, a ma.
chine whereby q cord or more of
more can be thrown from the wood
shed into the tender of an engine
at once. The bumper was tested
the other day and worked admir-
ably. This machine will greatly
save time in taking on wood, and
is really a valuable invention for
railroad use.
The new double column adver-
tisement of Messrs. Richardson &
Cary, of New Orleans, will be
found in to-day's issue. This is
one of the most reliable firms in
the South, and their facilities for
selling tirst-class goods at remark
ably low prices are unsurpassed.
They guarantee to duplicate New
York prices, and our merchants
will find it to their advantage to
give them a call.
The American brig Milne,
Capt. Il. ii. jerks, commanding,
sails from our port today for Bar
ranquilla, New Grenada, U. s.
with an assorted cargo.
The following list Of passengers
sail on the Milne: M. II. Hale,
vice-president ola railroad in South
America, and wife, Harrison Lu-
Ilington. Jr., wife and child, Hon.
&. W. p. Smith, U. S. consul at
Cartheginia, wife and two children.
BY reference to the proceed
ngs of the board of supervisors it
will be seen that this beat, No. 3,
Ias been divided into two separate
beats for the election of cOnstables
md justices of the peace. This
lction was granted upon the petit
ion of citizens in this end of the
,eat. The dividing line begins at
he east bank of Pascagoula river
,etwcen Mrs. Moore's and G. NJ.
jruZat's residences and runs east
the railroad, and thence follow
ng the railroad to the Alabama
.tH..s .sr.9 .l-EN.t s#bRaH#
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Notice to Claimant.

In accordance with instructions from
the Honorable Secretary of the Treasury,
under date Of March y, l87a, and as pro
vided by sections 3075, 3076, 3077 and
307s, revised ste tutes of the United States,
any person claiming the following de-
scribcd articles seized at the port of Pas
cagorls, August 80, A. D. 1873, for II viola,
ton of the customs laws, is hereby mott
fled to appear at the ofice of the collector
of said port and file with him a claim to
the same, and to make further compliance
with said sections, within twenty days
from the first date of the publication of
this notice. -N
Description of articles, viz;
Nineteen (l9) half boxes cigars.
Two (2) porcelain vases.
Two (2) wax figures with vases.
One (i) ornamented shell box.
BENZ. +. LINDSEY, .
Deputy Collector of Customs.
Cnstomhouse, P~ascagoula, Miss, April
2, 1879. l'' 2-3t
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
.Dewberries are ripe.
To-day is Good Friday.

-DCh OCiIiCb arc iilCs
To-day is Good Friday.
The picnic season approaches.
Lecture at courthouse tonight.
Excursion to New Orleans on
the 10th.
Chew JacksOn's best navy
tobacco.
Examine IL specimens of job
printing.
Mr.. A. G.. Delmas has moved
into his new Office at the court,
house.
MIR. "a. G. Delmas has shell
lime for Male at fifty cents per bar
ri. Call on him at the clerks
office.
For 81 so we will furnish yon
a box ESQ of AL envelopes with
yonr card neatly printed on the
corner.
"A notice of the new firm of DR..
G. Chidsey & Son will be seen in
to.day's issue. Charley is now a
member OF the firm, and we wish
him and his father abundant sue
cess.
"A grand excursion under the
auspices Of the Lee association will
leave Mobile for New Orleans next
Wednesday, the 10th, and return
on the 18th. Fare for the round
trip So.
The Gulf Coast Baptist asso-
ISOLATION will meet at Handsboro
on Friday, june 18th, instead OF
May 23d. This change is made by
order of the executive board. and
messengers or delegates will gov
crn themselves accordingly.
Among to-day's new advertise
mants will be found Merino sheep
advertised for sale by Mr.. Il. b.
Berry, who has d few of these
sheep on hand. There is no doubt
about the Merinos being the best
sheep for this country, and to any
one raising sheep a few Merinos
would increase the value of natives
an hundred fold.
There is a prospect of a new
steamer being put in the trade be-
tween this place and New Orleans,
touching at the other coast towns.
Mr.W. Mccain was here this week,
and informed us he received suf-
ficient encouragement to justify
the running of a boat, and that the
Fountain, a low pressure lake
steamer will be put in the trade.
The democratic executive COM
mittee of jackson county met at
the courthouse last Monday, pur-
suant to call, and on motion adj
journed till the 9TH of July without
taking action upon the manner of
nominating candidates for office.
At that time the committee will
again meet and decide whether to
have primary elections OF a nomi-
hating conventions.
Last Monday Hugh Miller, a
bad, looking tramp, was telescoped
into Justice Chidsey's court under
a chare,hs of house. breaking, and
stealing money from Mr.. Ii. Uric,
Who lives between this place and
Moss Point. Miller was sent up to
The circuit court under bond of
$500, Failing to procure said Sc
curityhe now reclines under the
shadow of Deputy Saucier's pro S
'NUlilg care. I
As will he seen by reference :
10 the announcement la these col
u'nns, Mr.. A. G. Delmas, u pres
cut worthy and efficient clerk, an !
honnces himself as a candidate for :
re-elsetiou TO the office OF circuit
and ehnIcery clerk of Jackson
county, subject to the action of the
~ue'nocratic party. OF Mr.. Delmas' 9
quailhcations it is needless for us !,
" Speak, as he is too well and IA 4,
'Orably known throughout the
eORf TO need amy commentator
inon Ms hi
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New advertisements.
NOn.Resident Notice..

THE STAIE or MISSISSIPPI, SyONh
COUNTY.
Chancery Court OF said County at Rules,
before the Clerk the second Monday
in March, 1879.
In the matter of the final account of j. X. p.
Sh0Ws, administrator dc boHis non Of the
estdte Of james ShOrs, deceased.
Upon filing said final account, and it APP
pearing from the affidavit of said ADMIN
istrator that Eliza Owens and Dorcas
Owens, heirs and distributors of said es-
tate, are non-rcsidents of this State, and
that they reside in Natchedoches county,
in the State of Texas, and that Natche-
dochcs is their postoflice, also that j. ID.
Shows Ia an heir and distributor of said
asttate, but whose residence and postoftice
:, 'a;".ss is unknown to said administrator,
T. 20 Insrefore ordered that said non-resi.
w. ~ tSi DO enter their appearance here
~ ~ "oAN term of the Chancery Court,
20 20 " Tn LIN n. INV Courthouse, in the town
u Ih,ss,,ie; On Me fourth Monday i'm
April, 1879, to show cans If omr tham
have, why said final ace~"nt s,a wv!
be allowed and said adnI@;strot an d ho'
charged. 1t is further ordered vnat uno
of this order be published in tnS ppaosups
goula Democrat-Star, a newspaper wiz
ed and published in the town Of Scran,n~
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
and that the clerk of this court mail
copies of the same to said heirs whose
postoffices are known within twenty days
from this date,
Ordered this 10th day OF March, 1879.
JNO. II. BYNUM, Clerk.
March 81, 1879. 52-5t
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SDet1al Notice.

All letters relating to the business of
the Handsboro Democrat should be adj
dressed to p. X. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters connected with the DEMO
era r-STAR should be addressed to Mayors
4 Richmond, ~Pascagoula, Miss.
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A fire in Corinth last week de-
stroyed the Corinth hotel aud the
ticket Office of the Mobile aud Ohio
railroad.
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John L. Clark, for conveying Y. V.

r. W. ming, :. -. ' DU
The following amounts were allowed
payable out OF the courthouse and Jail
fund:
S. r. Thompson and II. y. Smith,
final settlement of courthouse
contract --.-.. 500. ......---S 2O95 w
For extra work on courthouse. So 30
Geo. W. Tagert, inspecting work
on courthouse building ........ 90 90
Drs. e. +. Griffin and L. A. Ports and
.nsssrs. Charles A. Greiner, G. w. High
.umI and Nj. s. Park having resigned as
huu,pereo f the board of health, the fol-
H","s melaoers were appointed: Drs.
~. iio" Ie,N. Lambert, G. Chidsey and
Mt. M A. Dees' DIR. L. +. Griffin was
~re-appointed. ~
Ordered that A. G. h,,mos be allowed
s. for stationery furnisheN tbo oh,ncoru
court at March term, 1870. ~
Ordered that the report of oonm;ssiop.
ers to lay out and mark a public r~ad on.
p0site the residence of Andrew McGh ,y 4
be received, M said commissioners'M
discharged, and William II. Smith is up.
pointed overseer of said road with ali the
hands above RandalPs ferry to work the
same.
Ordered that the report of commission
ers to lay ont and mark a public road
from Scranton to the upper fork Of Bayou
cOusOtte be received and said commissions
ers discharged, and it Is further ordered
that Willis A. Tillman be appointed over
seer of said road and that hands be as
signed him. ...#g. ... .H...f1.
The overscer of the Moss Point and
Scranton road il authorized to straighten
said road near Mr.. Masters.
The cv,pty trGasurer's report was re-
.n..ol o.l .1u, ha raenrlad
Supervisors district No. S vas divided
into two separate districts for the election
of justices of the peace and cOnstables,
the dividing line being on township line
between townships 7 and 3 in ranges 5
and 6 north of railroad to the intersection
of railroad, thence up the railroad to the
Alabama line. '
The petition to have tho road near
Americas pass directly through Lyons old
field was not considered, there having
been an order for that purpose at the July
term, 1877. 3.1r .'fafH"'tt. 70
The warrant allowed John +. Clark at
the March term, for the sum of 800, the eS-
timated expense of conveying Y. V, Gar
rick to the lunat1c asylum, was rcScinded.
John f. Clark, tax collector, was grant
ed until the first Monday in July III which
to make his settlement with the chanceTy
clerk as county auditor for taxes for the
year 1878, under the order made by the
board at the January term. ga
,Reddin Sykes was placed on the pauper
and allowed a warrant for Sl2 so.
The report of commissioners on Fort
bridge was received and commits
discharged.
The consideration of receiving the re-
pairs done on the Jail was deferred until
the next meeting.
johnson Ware, a member of the board,
was excused for non-attendancc, he being
+. NJ. JOHNSON, pres.
Attest: A. G. DELMAs, clerk. 10
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New Advertisements
Co.Partnership Notice.

Ny sons disabilities having been re-
moved by the honorable chancery court
he becomes a partner with me in the drug
as CHIDSEY g. SON. Il
-tt-f. CHAS. CHIDSEY.
Scranton, Miss, April l. 1879. 3-3t
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Bill for Divorce.

LIE DIdIL OT MIcDISNlI II, GHEEN
COUNTY. AT RULES.
Before the Clerk in vacation, Mar. 10, 1879.
MARY 4. POWELL, } -.,
RS }BiH. for Dirorce.
GEO. A. POWELL.
Upon the filing and rending of com
plainant's bill of complaint, and it APP
p%eaIing to the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant, Geo. T. Powell, is a
nonresident of the State of Mississippi,
and his postoflice address aud iesid, nee
are unknown, it is therefore ordered that
said defendant be and personally appear
before the Chancery. Court of said county,
at the town of Leaksville, ON the second
Monday in Aplil, 1879, it being the 14th
day OF said month, and plead, answer OF
demur to the said compliments bill of
complaint. q
~ Witness my hand and seal of
SEAL )%court, this 18th day of March,
O0|le79. w. e. THOMAS, Clerk.
CnAs. II. WooD, solicitor for complain
ant.
March IA, 1879. 51-5t
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Election Tuesday, Norember 6, 1879.

CHANCERY AND CIRCUIT CLERK.
hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for reelection to the Office of Clerk
of the Chancery and Circuit Courts of
Jackson county, subject to the action of
the democratic party.
A. G. DELMAS.
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MARINE and COM MERClAL.

Port Charges,

Port Charges.
Fresh water 14c per gallon delivered
alongside.
Pilotage SO per foot, actual draft, com
pulsory.
Stevedoring-Timber 81. 1061.35- per
load; deals 6J09Oc per load; coastwise
7Oc@$1 per load; lighterase Of ballast zoe
per ton. r
Labor per dicm-Foreman 81; holders s.;
winchmcn s..
H~arbormaster SIS each vessel.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAR,
PAsCAGoULA, Thursday, April 10, 1879.
For the = weeks ending April 81
ARRIVED.
Ger bk Goethe, Dierks, $50 tons, 54 DAYS
from Bremen, Germany, in ballast to
A. G.. Banner & 70.
Am by The Milne, jerks, $50 tons, from
New Orleans, with assorted cargo, for
foreign destination.
' . CLEARED.
Am sch w ii Knight, DUTY, 1S7 tons, for
Curacao, W. H. with i70,132 sup feet
lumber by Morrill, & Krebs.
Br ship Anglesea, Williamson, 9l3 tons,
for Liverpool, Eng, with 1885, sup
feet lumber and SO, 706 cubic # timber
by A. c. Danner ~ Go.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Swed blk Adolph, Erlandson, ....... 400
Swed blk Oscars Warf, Toglund, ..... .69S
Aus bk Maria Anna, Tarabochea,. -. .429
Am sch Fl Bhddigg, Voss, .....--.... $50
LUMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. !, II, to Sept.
l, 81 ,233,3S9
Cleared since Sept. l, 1873 ..-... 1881 ,403
" Mar. ", '79!...."f s5s,57l
Total. 1S,439,974