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M.
Columbia null closes at 10 4. NJ. and
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On tuesdays and Fridays mail ,iccr "cr
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cRANGEDURG, S. g.. DECEMBER 10, 1879.
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sHEREDAN's SCHOOL,
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL fsFtag
BOYS!AND p4RI;S.
Corps Of Teachers.

Corps Of Teachers.
HUGO G. SIIERIDAN.......... Principal.
WM. Il. GLAZE ..........., lst Assistant.
In charge of 2nd Grade Room.
MISS +. u. MACKAY....2nd Assistant.
IN charge e.of.asteGradc. Room and Girls.
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THE COUNTRY

has not been favored with propi,ious sea-
sons it is true, hut there will nevertheless
he sufficient made to produce peace and
comparative cOntcntment in our land :,
and also allow our good matrons n mar
gin for pocket change. In view of this
fact recently had my already capacious
store renovated and enlarged, and am
now receiving the
l. ARG EST STOCK
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-AU0;TIONEER.

TAMES A. HAMILTON offers his SER
~ vices to auction Stock, Merchandise.
&C., OH Salesdays, or to attend sales any
where in the County. Orders left at tie
store of John a. Hamilton will be at
tended 70. las. A. HAMILTON.
Aug 32~amos
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Orall0ehnrg genaperat.

~ Paper. for the People.
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TTHhis School opens on the First Monday
u tin September annnaIiyS, and Gontif-
neutrality-suspicious. tile last of ] June.
tTERs1S PEIssIONTH.
First Grade. beginners ................S2.OO
Second Grade; ; ;GrammaHpupils......l g ESQ
Third Grade, advaneetltE tEnglish...... 800
Latin. Greek, and German each. "S2d's
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3. g.. Estate Sale.
TTNHE lands of the late w. NJ. IIutson
Il can be treated for at private sale on
Il liberal credit. They cons st Of the
OFFICE LOT,
which will be sold rs whole or In par
cells to suit purchaser.
THE RESIDENCE,
on Russell Street, with out-buildings.
TWO Lots on same side Of Amelia
Street and fronting 1t.
ONE Lot Oh opposite sidc.of Amelia
Street.
Rev. j. D. a. Brown. at the residence.
and w. F. Hutson, Mt the Office lot. viii
give every information in relation there
to. NJ. NJ. IlUTSON,
Sept. 2G-tf EXecutrix.
m,LD AMERICAN HOTEL
" Established about 1870
Resucitated on the European Plan fnr
Gentlemen only.
TERMS:
Rooms each person per day. 40
per week..........S3,O 90
per mont!I...S and $40
According to location of Kooms maid
II advance.
BOARD TERMS:
Board and lodging...........S 80 per dov
Board and odging...-."..,:.,G5 so per week
MEALS,
Breaktast..".,..:. ..:::,:,,..,,.,,.. ,25c
Dlnner......i,,".,,... soc
supper. :......... Zoe
MRS. NJ: ). ARCHER. Pproprietress,
~ George st, corner King
sep ally Charleston, sc.
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is agent for the sale Of the celebrated
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

make love to heiress Put when he finds
charming young widow. one who has been united to
a wealthy elderly man, who has twined her young
affections around old ruin and the old
ruin has crumbled away leaving her a
large fortune. when he finds such one
then Horny brings his blue eyes, silken
beard and winning manners to bear. and not in
vain Slowly and surely he rises uotil he enters
the House of Commons and himself employs a
private secretary. The of letters who tried his
hand at everything. and finally wrote successful
novel, came to America to lecture and then started
a weekly periodical OF fashion politics and person
atty that at bounded into popularity is easily
recognizable.
The praises of club life are enthusiastically sung
by this writer young man, ON some four or hVe
hundred lpounds) year, enjoys advantages at ms
club that only the wealthest outside can command.
The only trouble with clubs, he says is to render
celibacy SO desirable thatspatrimony is looked upon
in the light of sacrifice. All the portraits Ill this
volume of canoes will no doubt be readily recoe-
nized by the London reader for they are said to be
Gu from life.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
COLONEL DWIGHTS POLICIES.

The plan of defence on the part of the insurance
companies that issued policies to the late Colonel
Dwight, of Binghamton. has been filed in answer to
the complain. made by the executors of that gentle
man. The United States, New York. Washington
and Germania the companies Interested; but
the last named has been selected by joint
mittee to put in the reply, which is in substance
follows:-
The company admits that policy was issued to
Colonel Dwight and that premiums were received
from him, but holds that his lite not insured by
that contract and that they not liable for the
claimed. They say that on information and
belief they do not believe Dwight to be dead. and
contend that the plaintiffs not the executors of
Colonel Dwight. They also plead that when the
answer all the questions asked him; that when
asked his occupation for ten years past he said
"Real estate and grain dealer" aud denied being
concerned in the manufacture sale of
liquor while in fact, during o portion OF
these years. he owner of and
cealed the that early life he spat blood and in
these and other respects where the answers were
material to the risks. he misled the company. They
further claim that, If he is dead, his death results
from cause excepted to in the policy,
and they hold that the complainants did not
their part. They say that Dwight either
committed suicide procured the taking of his life
with design detraud the companies. the benefits
of the frauds to accrue to persons unknown to the
defendants, and who furnished him with means of
paying the premiums. They admit tacitly that if
contracts would have been valid but hold that they
ought not to be obliged to fulfil their contract since
he died so soon. and since much Of the money is to
go to public institL tions.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

Steamer City Of Berlin (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool via
Queenstown ohm q Dsle
steamer Hclvetia tBr. Rogers. LiverpooFW Hurst.
Steamer France (Hr) Robinson. London - W Hurst
Steamer An onfo tBrl. scabourne, London-Bcnhain
Boyesen. Pickering a Go.
steamer Rheoa trr1 Harlow. CardiG-Gsorre Bnlicy.
steamer Anchora CBr). Heddcrwick, Giasgew-1iender
Bros.
steamer Oder GER, Loist Bremen via Soathamp pton-
Oolrichs x Co
steamer Mary latham dBr Csoricy. st Nazare-0corgc
Bulley.
steamer Aransas Henry Galvcston--Bogcrt a Morgan.
Steamer Morgan City, Read, New Orcaiis-Bvgert N
Morgan
steamer New Orleans Iiaisey. New oreans-Clark a
Seaman.
stenner City OF Savannah, Mallory savaunah-Cieorge
YouRe.
steamer Charleston, Woodruff Charlcstou--J W Quin
tard A Co.
Steamer John Gibson. Chichester. Georgetown via Al
sxandriu-J l. iooms Jr.
steamer Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk, City Point aud Rich
mond--Od Dominion steamship Go.
steamer liatteras stevens West Point, VaOld Domin
ion Steamship 60
steamer W Brune, Foster. Baltimore-J Krcms.
steamer Mayiower. Warren, ,'Phiadelpha--wm 7 Clyde
& Go
steamer Glaucus Bcarse. Boston-iI y Dmock
ship Aurora. Merrim IN, Bombay-Js snes w Eiwcil Co
ship Cainarvon Castle tBr). Biackmore. London--w ID
Morgan
ship Ilarmonia 0Ier. Reinken, Brcmen-Thco Rugcr.
Bars Hans Nilsen Haugo Norl Hoyer, Glasgow--C To-
bias & Go.
Bark Eliza Oulton tBo, McCarry. Ncwry--J , whitney
A Co.
BARK Won Berg Ger, Schneider Brcmcn-Muler &
Kruger.
BarN Emmanuel Nor. Molback, Konigsbcrg.-C Tobias
A 60.
BARK Marie seidenburg Ger. Stricken mamburg--Hcr-
Bark Ilaayuod tNor), Uilenas Copenhagen or Tuborg-
Dnrk Fsma CNor Msthioson, Havre--Funch, Edye Co.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

,osh and .ehr Mary Van cisa rSsor"Sss ds Tor Della
Firnsn Poisr. Aug 2-Passsd in. steamer Moravian
(Bp. iraliam from Liverpool
eo sssoS oay ssr for ss s's "a'
HALIFAX, Aug 2-sailed. steamer Caspian tBr Trocks
LeraEAux, July a6-Ciearcd. schr Pacific. Look. New
York. -
schr Jennie Morse. Anderson Brunswick Ga tand sailed
for Paysandu iMh brig Dudley, kuhnc Baltimore Hnd
MosTnrAL July si~Hrriycd, steamers sardinian ,Br.
Dutton, Liverpoo; Teutonia tBr). Gibson. Liverpool
3ist steamers Quebec Br Dale Liverpool; Fri King Br
Legret. London; Enmore Or, Hopkins do 49,.
Trinidad TO load for Port Royal
NoRrm SYDNEY, CB. July 3O--Arrived steamer North
bourne grl Anderson Montreal for London (and pro
PAsAss July A-In port. steamer Salvador. Pitts for
Poisr Dy Cinss. july 3i-Arrived, bark DArtsgnan
Glasgow Tor Montreal: barks Champion tBrl, Allan.
Greenoek Maggie (Br McQuarr,c Pictou for Montreal
Arrived Aug ., steamer Moravian (Br, Graham. Liver.
from Leith Bothaiwood Br, from London; fnga Non,
s sg' E%Dri Of rs"e , @ y Sns %
lscat. London; bark Nelson uBrl Walls. Glasgow.
vALraRAiso june 24-Arrived, bark Albert, Erskine'
In port june ~ ship Castle IIonc 3r Williamson for
Talcnhuano and United Kingdom; bark Lilly Grace Ck,
Chartered-Bsrks Arctic tr,. Davies for Caldera and
Carza TO load for swansea uron tBr, Bryan, to load
at AntofaEas for United Kingdom.
Grrn STEAMER cry or wosrnrALJ
AvoSmoura July iysaicd Csstsiia tsj, Cringe. Glas
Asrwrnr. July ie--sailcd from the roads Frank Flint
smith New York; Helen Sands. Bosford. Philndepha
ALNraf, yuly i2--sailed, Nettic. Mackay, New York
Antwerp for New York
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srrANRR LIZZIE (Bp. Gings. from Now York for Lon
don, stranded Beach LII lay AM Aug
hard the outer bar Tugs have arrived lighters
parenty in good condition Two anchors laid from
the vessel on the lst
scmR RIENzI from New York for Boston, with cement
went Block island July 81. but hauled of
by wreckers Aug l and taken into Newport leaking
slightly
Belfast harbor Sunday. colded with the Portland
doing other damage The vessel obliged stop
for repairs.
scaG LAMAnrNE, Of Boston, which in collision with
schr VIM Mason. bound from Calais to Stonngton.
She arrived Vineyard Haven 3ist ut with temporary
repairs.
JOHN SrocKHAn OF Northport, IL 2i3 regis
ter built at Union Nj in 1883 has been sold Capt
Jedadixh Baker. of Providence. private She
will hereafter hail from Providence under command Of
Capt Baker.
HALIFAX, Aug 2-The magistrate aud policemen sent
from st Johns NJ 70 st Mary Bay succeeded in
considerable amount OF property stolen from the
wreck of the steamer Burgos.
schr from harrington down pilot boat yesterday
in fog of this harbo and disnasted her sevon men
the pilot boat had q narrow escape from drowning.
steamer Langshaw tBr from New York for Belfast put
into st Johns NF Sunday last disabled in
of coil Of hawser having got roand her shaft which
tarded the ships headway Tho obstruction removed
and the vessel proceeded on her voyage Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
THE LATE II. d. PALMER.

The body of the late II. ID. Palmer arrived yester-
day on board the White Star steamship Celtic, B.
Gleadell, commander. Accompanying it were Mrs.
H. ID. Palmer and children. The body was received
on board at Liverpool on the 23d of July-the day
before the steamship set sail. Next day Mrs. Palmer
came on board. The casket was encased in wooden
box and placed in the main hatchway. Upon the
arrival of the Celtic in port yesterday number of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pslners friends boarded the ship and
offered their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
widow and sorrowing children. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. Ii. c. Jarrett. Mr.. Palmer's partner,
and Commodore Tooker. Mrs. Palmer seemed so
overcome by grief that those who had intended 10
inquire into the details of her husbands sudden
demise deferred doing at the sight OF her sad
dened mien. coach was obtained and
Mrs. Palmer and children drove to the
residence OF the formers sister in Fourth
avenue. The body up to late hour last night
was still board the Celtic; but the friends
of the deceased had permit to remove it at
any time they chose to do 1t was believed. how
ever; that it would be permitted to remain until
this morning. reporter called at MI. Jarretts
residence last evening, but was informed that he
had lett early in the morning. had not returned and
that 1t could not be said ut what hour he would
come home as he was busily engaged i'll making ar
rangements for the funeral services.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN PRIN.
CtSS

[from the Jackson Tenn.) Tribune. July ISL
Many of our readers will remember Captain Jack
Neil. brother Of our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.
q. +. Neil. He removed from this county in 1875
and settled near the Indian nation, whore he has
since been teaching school We learn that piece
of great luck has happened to him. lie married
year ago. and though there il nothing strange
that in itself and while IL always IL should
be good luck. yet that's not all in this
Our gallant friend not only had the good luck to get
married, but the better luck of winning for his
bride princess of Indian blood, worth In her
right $500, 900 Now, that tall strike tor royal
blood wealth not often the lot of marrying
young Americans. This princess bride of young
friend Jack doubtless trace her royal lineage back
through centuries of unmixed royalty. aud what IL
better ;hcse times, she has the money with which to
support her pretensions.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug 2-Arrived. steamer Dc Ruyter (see).
Falck. New York
BRISTOL, Aug 2-Arrved. steamer Arragon sr, Brown.
New York
BORDEAUX July 3I-Arrived, ship Lillian (Br), Dick
Baltimore.
Sailed 3oth bark Amalis tAus). Chavello New York.
CARDIFF Aug 2-Saied ship Titan Berry, Yokohama
CORK, July 31sailed, bark Msgnus Lagnboter (Nor),
Sorensen New York.
CnooKnAvEN, Aug 2, $50 PM-O6, steamer City of
Brussels Qsr Watkins from York Liverpool via
Queenstown
CorsNnAGEN, July 2e-sailed, bark Francesca (Aus)
Tarabochia, Philadelphia.
DUNKiRK, Aug Arrived bark Geronima Madre QtaD,
Bertolotto, Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER. Aug 2Sailod, bark Pietro Accsme QtaD,
Podesta, Baltimore.
GALWAY, July 3l-Sacd, barks Florence (Br) Gricr-
son. New York; Amor utaD Bissctto DO
HAvRE, Aug l-Arriyed ship Palmyra Mir ot Fran
cisco.
Sailed I'd, steamer Amerique Fr,. Deort, New York.
HARLINGES, uly 3iSailed, bark Enor (Nor johnson,
Pensacola.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 1-Ssiled. bark Beau Monde (B Glass,
New Orlesns I'd steamers City OF Bristol B Delsmote
Philadelphia; Minnesota Isl, Burwe Boston.
LONDON, Aug 2-Arrived steamer Blaedon (BD, Bur-
rows Montreal aud Sydney CB bark Lydia Csw). Nordn,
Wilmington. NC
Sailed lst, bark Argonaut tNor, Moe New York
Lizard. Aug 2-Of steamer Canada (Fr) Frsnguel, New
York for Havre.
MovII. Aug 2Arrived. steamer Prussian Br) Ritchie
Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded.
OPoRro, July 26-Saed bark Joseph Thompson (Brl
Dunn America.
PozzuoLI, July 26-Arrivcd. bark San Luigi QtaD Ira
pani. New York
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 1-Arrived bark Achille (Aus Per
cich. New York.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 2-Arrived. steamer Mas CDutch).
Taat. Now York.
RIO JASErno, Aug 1-Arrived previously. bark Fairy
Belle tFr), Gardner, Cadiz.
SHARPNESS, Aug 2-Arrived. bark Giua GtaD Trapani
Now York for Marseles.
Sailed "a barks Uno or, Lanrcnsen Baltimore;
LAus). Stirk. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 2-Arrived, steamer Sorrento (Br),
Bristow, New York tor Hull.
ScILLY, Aug l-Of bark Theodor (Nor), Larsen, from
wilmington, NC. for Rotterdam.
ST VINCENT July 2i-Arrved brig villa ds Praia (Port
| Rodrigucs. New York
YARxourn Aug lArrIved. bark Ardito (Aus zambelii.
Now York
| LONDON, Aug 2-ship Naomi Cswe). Peterson. from
Philadelphia July for Hamburg has been In collision of
Dover and lost her spirit She will have go
dock for repairs
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
| PLvnourH Aug 2-wind Ne moderate; dull
| LIZARD. Aug 2-wnd NE, strong; raining
sr CArnARiSRs Porsr Aug 2-wind E. fresh; dull bar
| ometer 30; thermometer GU.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

%sa,n .s sss s"i,s S.ss1
sa Cork qs os a Das
s%s S~sf sse .:s assa Ts.; sans s
denss Nss se1sses Sheppard frs%ess rros
'ss qf.s
I @
"s a% sss
GaInsrisn en- Alpha salisbury, Humaeos Mary Lord
s'siH irH% suaiSss aSdsss m w.,
Bsl,%ors osQ ro@ Sor @tS do brig chis
PosTASD Me- july Sposse sS4Aspved Sa ssAr Jane Haskell
sss1AsrivSa sehr Stella Lee Brewer FrseOor. TO load
s,s SiT brig:
sehrs Elwood 4ora9 Warrington. Phsdsiphis; Bsne.
nss ssa. H.r.s SAM &.xEg sgsss gs ,.s
land W ,,r, rh9%ss n. and nd others ..-
PEovDENcE Aas w.. E";s 1sc,ss
W6.1s Hrans rsseSGa s Se :a,s :sa.s Ella
lhaasl Holmes Dow. HSGoKca; + r Simpson HaSonsy
Below-schr Kate Mary, Coggsweii Roldout for Paw.
sailedsseame Panther, Miller P%hil.sephis; % .ehrs
maioes. New York: L L Iiamiins. veIser. do. '"
Aas EArIysd n,Sd,,y sehrs Kelley
Rogers, Port Johnson. .,,'. tNs =, ..I.
son: Pardss srops%re' s New YORK '''n'
'RiCHMUND Va. July So-Arriysd sehr Mary Brewer.
sis.~Arriyed steamer wyanbte, Couch, New York
sa.led-schr Henry Shepherd. clayton. Jersey City
vs San lI FaASCisco. July as-Arrved ship Yosemite.
Cleared BARK Helen W ARRAY Freeman. Honolulu (and
er ssDsss Hong Kong
sAyASXAm Aug 2Arryss. ,se,%s. CITY Of &. coISm. na
renerife tordered to Pensacola) Vanads or John
sen, Honteur.
ssilsdsseamo, City Of Macon Ksmpto%n y N, New York;
bark Nielsen (Nop, Valencia; schr ) Fitzpatrick,
rssl Aug s.: s' :,:, y.s
Mailer harrinstwen wa Port Johason @s,,.. and r.
SAC HaKsoR L. July sl-Arrvod scAr Rhode Island
THcoHA July 25-sailed. ship Dsshing Wave, Con-
vlSEyAsD HAVEN. July al5Arriyed sshrs ABBY +
d IT, S%.a;s @ S:s ss.s. hsss
s ss ssss M .s ysa
Ss~ spisss SS:sai, Ksaaa SrnS
& ks. h. i @ "a rssa.,s i J, Ps5:.
mao@ei for do Ids Ray Haskell Bns.on Tor Cha:
& no ior p Edra sy.r xrs%
Windsor for seaford, Va; Olive. Fletcher Bangor for
sa'isd.,.sshrs Alligator Mary retshsr Pavilion, W.
Sssrs rai' 9sas
Xiv Rival Edward La@sys and g sProui
WILMINGTON, Cal, July 2a-sAed. brig Tanner, Bur-
WILMINGTON, Nc; Aag ARRIVED, brig 9 G Mich'la
WASHINGTON, DC July si-Arrived schr Rapida..
WILMINGTON. Del. July sl-Arrivod schr Margaret.
WESTERLY, July so-sailed, schr Forest Home Hatch.
WEXFORD, Aug l-Arrived, sehr Emily. Nichols.
Perth Amboy.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
INSULTED In A CARRIAGE.

James +. Nafe, white hack driver in Newark. was
arrested yesterday at the inst.gation Of Annie E.
wannemaker. good looking colored girl of eight
teen Annie alleges that she travelled from this city
on the midnight train Friday. and desiring
to 90 Bellevillc, hired Nafe to take her there
When lonesome place reached Nafe. she says
entered the carriage and grossly insulted her. This
he denies in part. admitting only that he
entered the carriage. He explains that when
near the cemetery the girl said she lonesome
and "askeerd" and asked him to sit with her. lie
did so, but after she screamed '.Murder"
''Police! and then Maize elected her from the
rage. He was held by the Court.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

Bark James Brett, Gibson. Dunkirk-Brett, Son Co
Bark Johs Zittlosen. Merryman Palma Majorcs-J De
Rivera X Co
Bark Mary Hale, Higgins Demerara-Leaycrsft Co.
Brig Russo Qtal), Paturzo, Csdiz for orders-Funch,
Edye a Co
Brig Britannia. Hotchkiss. Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Eaglet (BD. Adrch Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
Co
Brig Frontier (Br, White. Montego Bay and Falmouth.
Ja-Moses * Cohen.
Brig Clyte, Dow. Matanzas-J Ward Co
Brig Faith (Brl, Trew. Fogo. NH Routh Sons.
Brig Castalia. Elmer Galveston-Nesbitt Sons.
schr Samuel ii Crawford Adams, Para-G Amsinck
Co.
schr James Woodhouse. Laury, Porto Cabello-war-
Ray.
Schr Sarah Douglass (Br. Bethel, Nassau. NPJsmes
Douglass x Co.
Sehr II Williams. Wilson. Jackson ville-Warren Ray.
Schr Frances Baird, Mayhem, Chareson-Evans, Ball
Co.
Schr Eurotas, Gale, Washington, DC-Saght, Bailey
Co.
Go.
schr Fairfield, TAYLOR Beston-Joseph Knlenger
Schr Flower, Kelsey, Hartford-Cartwright& q Doyle.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

BoRpEAgx July Is-Proceeding down, Laura Berntsen.
Sailed from Psnillae l7.h. Sea Crest. Bennett. Balt
more 18TH Matilda Smith Bnimer. do Tonni Johnson
BOMBAY june 2o-Clsared st Elmo. Smith. False Point
CAgpIFr. July is-Arrved, Minnie csrvsll, wadman,
cs1TAyKs July i7.sasd K;S,%G;o o.iSd "a Enrland
CApn. July loasaied, Haven, Petersen Hslifax
DEAL, July 2o-Anehorsd, olive Mount, smith Antwerp
Passed list Barnard Castle o. Armstrong Montreal
London; Albertine; Cunningham, Qnebec for do; Ami
sailed i9th Sunbeam O'Neal. Doboy tand put back
2oth 10th, Humbert (s, Arnott, Boston (and passed
puscrSEss; July lo-Passed Mozart, Jucher, Philado
DovER. July al-Passed, Koomar. Norris, Quebec for
London vaderand g. Nichols Antwerp for
wiiiis%s' cardiM i'' A''ss'0 N0S Ao'A '''"
o iS
ss Jas 1sSs.s
FIKrrwooD, July is-sa,,ed Frederikstad. sundey Mi
GnsEsosx, July Arrived Madras. Briggs; Quebec:
Sailed 18TH Lindo Nelson. Quebec; 18TH Edward Card
well. Campbell do
HASTINGS July is-Passed. Warrior tbark from Shields
HAS July in the roads Hertha Ulssen New
HAvRK. July Is-Remained in the roads, Aspotogon
from Baltimore for Rouen twtg water.
Es S ssrs s q
ters, Hamburg; aOth Republic U irving New York; Ma
cleared 18th, Sarah, Kraeftng Carsquette NIB !and
sailod Sarah, Bailey Buenos Ayres; PassAroeang "Trip
sailed is!l Ssy nS CITY Bray JOIN SB Assss
mere Lyon, Rangoon.
OF the bar 18th, Kalina. Douglas for Galveston.
LONDON. July 19-Sailed from Gravesend, Eurydice,
Edwards st Jokn Mr. and passed Deal 10Th; Marco Polo
Thomas, Quebec Tasmania, Sulis st Johu. NIB.
LzARD July 2l-Passed City Camp, Gibson, Huanillos
LARNE, July 2O-Arrived Elieser, Nielsen. New York.
LkGHoRN July I7--Saied Dorian ts) Donald, Rodf
MARYPoRT. July l9-Arrived Canning Mcleod. Halifax
MARsEiLLEs. July lS-Arriyed vencranda, Polio New
York; Aubepne Automi. Miramchi
NEwRY July 1S-Arrived Frthjof Engebrethsen
Quebec; Therese, Hansen. Miramichi.
Sailed 18th. Fisher. Temple Quebec
PLYMouri. July aO-Arrived, Emmanuel, Samuelson.
Regina. Mazella. I.owestoft for Philadephia:
QUEENSTOWN, July 2U-Sailed, Poseidon jansen, Tyne
Dock; Veronica. Petersen. Montrose. .
kOUEN. July 1S-Saied. Chas Stewart, Powers, New
SWANSEA, July 2I-Arrived, " II b, Jones' Tilt Cove;
Belcarres, Rice Belts Cove Ann Gray Blackburn Que
SurroxsRIpGE July Is-Arrived Mexican. Hughes Pug
wash
SLIGO July 1s-Arrived Niord, Andersen, Quebec.
Sailed 18th, Ardhusa, Barrett, SAguenay.
STOCKHOLM July l7-Arrived, Florida Mkkelsen Phila-
dephia.
Veranda, Falcke, and Aften stje jernen, Rolling. do
ST. NAzAIRE July lS-Sailed, Tuisco. Nielsen Mira
miehi Archimedes, Bahons, do; William, Senebaugh
Georgetown.
soRRESTo July 17-Arrved, Caledonau (s), Allison. Ma
TRooS July ls-saied Lord Palmerston. Webster, Ma
tanzas. .
TRIESTE, July 16-Clearcd, Conauistatore. Lauro Now
York. a,
IurucoRIN June 17Arivcd, silas Curtis. Mort on, Co
lombo
vrsrson July 1e-oa, British America, Lockhart, Ant
werp for New York
ZAHZBAR, June 3-Arrived, Annie Reed, Crowell, Alden
tandsa sailed 18th New York;.