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The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
THE DELAWARE BAPTISTS.
CLOSING SESSION OF THE BAPTIST
UNION AT NEW CASTLE.

CLOSING SESSION OF THE BAPTIST
UNION AT NEW CASTLE.
At the afternoon session of the Della
ware Baptist Union of Delaware at New
Castle yesterday Rev. B. G. Parker, of
Dover, continued his discussion of the
subject. Increased Efficiency of the
church Work.
"The Rev. DR.. @. r. Bliss addressed
tne meeting on "The Scriptural Doctrine
OF fSanctification."
"What shall be the Attitude Of the
Churches toward the Temperance Ques-
tionY" was the subject of an address by
the Rev. W. Sullivan, of Brandywine
Church. The Rev. W. Fl. Humphrey, Of
Philadelphia, also spoke ON the subject.
The committee to select the next place
OF meeting reported Camden, Delaware,
and the report was adopted.
A report from the Committee on the
History of Delaware Baptists showed that
the " ork is ready for printing. It will
probably appear within few weeks.
On motion, DR.. Bliss, Washington
Jones. DR.. Pepper. the Rev. G. T.
Wright and the Rev. b. g. Parker were
appointed committee to examine
young man applying for q mission TO
the Baptist ministry.
Henry Emmons, ESQ, reported upoa
the condition of Delaware Avenue
Church. He thought 1t desirable that the
church should take more interest in
things outside Of itself. The Delaware
Avenue Church is an intense little world
to itself. He accounted for the indiffer-
ence to others affairs by the fact that
the church has been absorbed In It's ow n
pecuniary difficulties.
A brief report from Bethany Baptist
church was heard.
The last fo.ty minutes of the afternoon
session were consumed in an address by
the Rev. DR.. Pratt, on ministerial
Education," and his son, the Rev. c. N.
Pratt,on the "Inportance ofDenomitnal-
Literature"
The Rev:J. M. Hope presided at the
evening session.
Prof. G. B. Pepper, d. D., Of Grocer
Seminary, preached a sermon from
Kphssians, End chapter and 14lh verse.
"For he Is our peace, who hath made
both one, and hath broken down the
middle wall Of partition between u.s."
The sermon was followed by an ad-
dress by the Rev. r. M. Luther, D. D.,
a returned missionary on "How we do
our Work in the Foreign Field"
just before the final adieuTnm ent the
thanks Of the meeting we're rendered to
the church AID community Of New Cas-
tie, and to those papers in Wilmington
that had published the proceedings ofths
Union.
The next meeting will take place in
May 1881. II is understood that Camden
will be the place OF meeting only in case
the chapel that Mr.. George Paris is build
ING there at his own expense shall be
finished at that time.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
A CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF
THE VATICAN.

ROME, Nov. 1.-THE Pope has signed
the brief appointing Cardinal Jacobini
to be Pontifical Secretary Of State. 1t
10 expected in clerical circles that the
appointment will make great change
IN the policy of the Vatican. The pope
approves the views Of the Irish Bishops,
as stated in the memorial explaining
their conduct in regard to the agitation
in Ireland, and it is expected that he
will shortly make public announce
ment 10 that effect. In consequence of
the mplomise arrived at with Russia
the Vatican will Immediately take ac-
tion, with the view Of filling the vacant
sees In Poland, aud In making the ap-
pointments will consider the claims of
persons recommended by the Russian
Government.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
General NeUs.

The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday were $s19,27o.27, and from
customs, $457,715.12.
A Norwegian brig is loading at Glou-
cester, Mass, with 5000 barrels Of her
ring for Queenstown.
The celebration of the birth of the
Spanish Princess began on Tuesday al
Havana, and will last until Saturday.
The Narragansst Hotel, at Providence,
R. l., was sold at auction yesterday to q
representative of the bondholders for
$4,000.
The forty.eighth annual meeting of
the American Society of Civil Engineers
opened yesterday at New York in the
hall of the society.
Harry Richards, engineer Of the Ame-
rican Rice Mill, on Fulton street, New
Orleans, was caught in the machinery
yesterday and crushed to death.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Minis
ter to the United States, and family re-
turned to this country by the steamer
Bothnia, which arrived at New York
yesterday.
On November I, 1880, the estimated
amount of gold and silver coin and bull
lion in the United States was as follows:
Gold, $454, ,012, ,030 silver, $15s, s,271 1927
Total gold and silver, $612, ,aSS, 1857.
The Virginia Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South met al
Danville, Va, yesterday in annual ses-
sion, Bishop Keener presiding. There
are l24 preachers aud 1S laymen present
The American Humane Association
at the opening session Of its fourth an
nual meeting in Phila., yesterday, au'
thorized its President, Edwin Lee
Brown, of Chicago, ILL.,, TO appoint q
committed to prepare such plan as
would bring about the passage of al
amended law by Congress upon the
question OF cattle transportation.
HAYES is going around the worlt
when his term is out. This sort o
thing may, after all, solve the problem
of what is to become of our sx-Presi
dents. They can go arount the worlt
for living.-Tin,es.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
CHARMED BIT A SNAKE.

On Tuesday last, says the New Castle
(Pa.) IndeI, Mr.. john of Hickory
township, Lawrence county, came
across large black snake in thicket.
Unable to remove his eye from that of
the snake he soon fell to the ground un-
conscious. Skeil's son, who had gone
In pursuit OF his father, found him
prone upon the ground, with the snake
coilcd about his body. He made a
noise, when the snake raised his head,
and the young man shot him dead. The
old gentleman was brought 10 his senses
with considerable difficulty, and it is
feared that he has received such shock
that he cannot survive.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
SECOND EDITION
Regatta Trials.

LONDON, November 1.-THE In
ternational Regatta Committee has
decided by lot that the first trial
heat tomorrow, at 1:20 p. M, shall
be between Laycock, Elliott, Haw-
don and larger, the second, at 2 p.
NJ, between Riley, Ross. Largan
and Feeley; the third, at 2:40 p. M,
between Warren Smith, Hosmer,
Gibson and Anderson, and the
fourth, at $3.50 p. M, between
Trickett, Nicholson and Claspsr.
Hanlan has withdrawn, and writes
to the Sportsman as follows: "Hav-
ing won the championship Of the
world, l feel that / am fairly en-
titled to a rest, and, following the
advice of friends, I have concluded
not to participate in the regatta. I
think have clearly established a
fair claim TO have the next battle
take place on Toronto Bay"
Among the regulations approved
by the committee is ONE that even
dead heat competitors shall contend
again.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
PROSPEROUS SUSSEX oHURHE..

The Presbyterim OF this week pants
the following from q Sussex county cor
respondent about the churches OF Lewes
and Reheboth:
"Durtng the four years pastorAts OF
the Rev. W. W. Reece, the present pas
tor OF the churches At Lewes and Reho-
both, Dsleware, in the Presbytery OF
New Castle, there has been marked
advance made. A comfortable and
neat manse has been built, the Lewes
church thoroughly repaired, and an old
debt which has been owing for years
has been cancelled. All incidental and
oonRreR asioual expenses have been
promptly met, end an addition OF about
twenty-five nsmbeIs made 10 the COM
munion of the church. The Rehoboth
church 10 at this time undergoing reno.
yation. This old church owes much 81
Its past and pressut prosperity to the
noble band OF women whicn doo mas
aivsn her. who have always been earn
est, ardent and untiriDg in their "work
and labor Of love"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
LOVERS ELoPING IN A BODY.

Elopements seem to have become
contaeious in North Carolina. -Four
couples, all of whom had been fort idnen
~ marry. met at Vincent yesterday af-
ternoon by appointment, and rode TWEEN,
ty miles away to another village, ana
there stood up in row before s,an, minister srs
and were married. The priues were
the daughters Of wsll-to-jO farmers In
the adjoining county. Their ages rang
ed from fifteen to twenty-five. The
orooms were all well-to-do and respect
able Young men. The opposition OF the
nsrents 10 the matches In all except one
case il said to have been on account OF
the extreme youth Of the candidatesf or
che altar.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
A MOOT COURT.

The law students of this city have or
ganized a moot court, with Walter
Hayes rs President, and Tilghman
johnson as ProthonatoIy. s. A. Macal-
lister, Esq, has been chosen to sit az
Judge during December, and legal ques-
tlons will be argued weekly. On We'd
nssday evening, December lst,the open
ing argument will come of, with Walter
Bacon and Walter Hayes for the plain
tiff, and Lilburne Chandler and Z. W..
Hochkeppel for the defendant.SS The
court will be conduced in private.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
STILL IN THIS CITY.

Senator Grover, of Oregon, is still
an inmate of Hsald's Hyiene Home,
this city, where he has been under
treatment during several months past,
for serious attack of spinal irritation
produced by over work. He 10 now,
however, much improved in health,
and intends to go to Washington, next
week, 70 as to take part in the opening
proceedings Of Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
The Insane Asylum Disaster

ST. PAUL, Minn., November 17.-Af-
ter careful investigation it is now stated
that from eight to ten persons have per-
ished by the burning of the asylum for
the insane at st. Peter. The unfortun-
ates were mostly patients in the convale-
scent ward. The inmates who were re-
scued are scattered through the city and
county to such an extent that their
names cannot be readily gathered and
compared with the hospital books.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
WORK AT EDGEMOOR.

The Edgemoor Iron Works are push
ed to their utmost capacity, and, to meet
the demands, are running day and night.
In addition to large amount Of mis-
eellaneous work, they are engaged on
the contract for the iron work of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the elevated
road on Filbert street, philadelphia, and
are also getting out the iron tor the new
p. w. & B. depot to be erected in Will
mington.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
PARLIAMENT TO BE CON-
VENED.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Queen will
probably return to Windsor on Satur-
day, when Cabinet council will be
held to consider the proposal Of con-
vening Parliament, which has been
prologued from the Gath inst, the
time originally fixed for the meeting.
The Cabinet is not considering any
coercive IRISH policy. It La under
stood that Cancellation is now the pro-
Qramme.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
IMPROVEMENTS.

Locomotive No, rs of the p, W. g.
B. r. R., came out of the machine shop
this morning looking very handsome in
a new coat Of paint and other imp ove-
ments. The locomotives that run the
Pullman train have Leen painted in
Eastlake style to resemble a Pullman
ear. They look very handsome. The
baggage cars used on the train have
also been painted the same color.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
!. +, tbe New York Times efforts
p,.,idential Pension Fund
:. -, With nucl success, the to-
',,+oiOps up to the last account
Nm, le,s than $4,000.

.,,t Exchanges In Philadelphia
4, YORK. are fairly active, and the
Em mlnvestments in them Is such
,,Orally run their respective
| move par. SO much is the in
[,,d,uand beyond the supply on
|,t,t,batlnvestors are compelled,
4, to have their capital produc-
N be content with second-c lass
|sou boud,, aud IN some ipstanc-
Eh, better class OF dividend pay
M. # the dividends made are In
Iwlo 6 pei cent per annuni on
Ia, pnce of shares.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
WiIlShsrnGn be RstGt,sed.

WASHINGTON, November 17.-Gere
Garfield is expected to arrive here next
Tuesday night and will remain quietly at
his home Oh Thirteenth and Streets. 1t
is generally believed that upon this visit
he will see Secretary Sherman and the
two will come to frank understanding
about the Treasury portfolio. The belief
here Is that Garfield will tender 81 erman
the Secretarship aud that Sherman will
accept. OF this b owevsr, Of course Moth
ing is known
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
IECH FKUM MIR. BAYARD.


IsO. and Shoe Manufacturers
ICtted States met in Philadsl-
anrlay and formed an Associ-
| b the evening e banquet was
| 4 large number Of guests were
The sixth toast was
hr, lhe majesty Of the law
tithe BOSOM of God; its voice
|Anony Of the world" The
H. talled on Hon. Thos. +. Bay
Delaware, to respond to this,
rPug other things, he said,
|naty of the law, Mr.. Chair
Gentlemen, that impresses
5sild now is the law of hospi-
ID good fellowship. Standing
n1lnded by such strong, in
srergetic, and, l am glad to
assiul men, | am penetrated
atmosphere which surrounds
ait is not the law of hospital
pod fellowship, however gra-
by may he, that you have ask
Snspond to. You have asked
EalOHd to different sentiment.
snllment dear to every Amer.
ta against disorder, Govern
lalnst anarcy. 1t is a law
The spirit Of force. This is
EHeed aud it is what We sup
Propose that our people shall
u Bsyard then referred TO the
Election In 1870, with its try
aAll', and then 10 the Centen-
lAOiIon, when a hospital had
sNed Tor TIE purpose of treating
'lo might be injured IN any
'nsnders against the law, aud
Out Of The ten millions who
nscy at that time had there
alsle man taken there wound
D. Olldseon, bullet or knife by
~ Who entered that exhibition?
NIought, was a great triumph
10 order, and testified the love
falle 10 law and order. He .hen
@'Oe contest from which we
emerged, aud said that Oh both
aA0'ass had been conducted
and perhaps bitterly. and now
Aad II is over in peace, to be
~ peace aud the law is our
-lu hJi olr passions. lie said
W. ,peaS OF this boastfully OIL
:. ~ lll not nnderrate the disap-
l9' he felt that as much a.
Nl Then said "But l think
\ aial method is the tue method
N" remain supreme over o
| %l, ~ lhere IS a saying that the
."e people is the supreme Law
I IeI me change that, ant
rm'oe maintenance of law liel
WV sAlrty Of our ranllhlic y
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A Fortunate Man In Avoca.

In the peaceful town OF Avocs. Potta-
wattomie County, Iowa, Mr.. stephen
.Tsck son, attracted by the always reliable
promises cor tai y ed In the advertisement
Of the Louisiana State Lottery, forwarded
ing OF october l2tn fast, and was surprised
Ran he found that ticket No. %. l86-of
which he owned one halfohad drawn the
fourth capital priSe, ,nsS OF " SoV Msssrs Wn1ch ne
" & Z. W. Davie, Private Brokers OF
"yoca-aud now rests In hope Of doing so
again. The next chance may be yours,
nrSinarv emi-Annual Drawing with
s52l. 800 In prizes takes place on Tuesday,
fHecember 18th. and OF which M. A. Dau-
min. No. Sl9 Broadway. New York City,
or same person at New Orleans, La, Will
give all Information. noVH-W.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
FOR AUDITORS CLERK.

The Democratic members Of City
Council held caucus last night, for the
purpose of selecting candidate for Aud
tors Clerk, uiss James A. Plunkett, de-
ceased, to be elected tonight. 1t Is ru-
mored t.at J. Frank Ball, Esq, was the
lucky choice.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
NED CASSIDY AGAIN.

The notorious "Ned" Cassidy, is
again in trouble. Last night he got
drunk, and became very violent, chasing
his wife around the house, threatening
10 shoot her. He became SC. violent that
he alarmed the neighborhoOd. He was
arrested this morning by officer Thomas
and Cannon and locked up.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
ANNIE PIxLEY,

RIt is said that at the next session of
the Grand Jury Of Essex county, Mass,
in January the District Attorney will ask
indictments against DR.. G. s. May, late
ly Superintendent of the Insane Asylum
at Danvers, for alleged intimacy with
some of the matrons Of the asylum. DR..
May is supposed to be at present in Nova
Scotia.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
-'t tVOUNTY TEACHE Is.
i INSTITUTE OPENED AT
shYRNA.

INSTITUTE OPENED AT
shYRNA.
y T county TeachorT Institute
|hs,a".p smyrna, yesterday after
Es'e1 %a'ners arrived on the morn
|n.".a.H .u We're assigned to homes
SSo ,us u was opened at $50 O'Clock
|.nJ' J' d 1own Hall, by State Super.
n v., ~ u Hroves in "a brief al
/ se,colne' George II. Ray
ECo",,nii chairman OF tho Ex-
k,g adt.ee' also made n pleasant
\ as announced In the nro.
|lrS, W WyI,,l'eito y, discussion was fill-
|s,,n",.n Reynolds, who address.
El,nd assembled, In his usual
eth,us'fnctlve manner,sxpress-
|tssr sIe I'iAt At once more meeting
lsn,,v.snl and reminding them
E,im,r. TO be whols-souled teach
| ECaru Roe, Chairman of the Ex.
|as 1,.se progr.e of the Institute, pre-
lrt,Osfainine Il as his report.
b ,saou,,,tI' Mr., W. Rosin. of
Ets ct.d,, ~ slo'75 In hand to the
|wIimmtn,.H Harlan, Superintendent
|tiojncsa, ,oh Public Schools. was
Enls s., to the Institute. and
Foa, n lung paper on conductipQ
(,Alh,, ~ gave a number OF i'm.
|sa to n"ng \" regard to imparting In.
w The assembled teach.
Nv, CIV Carl, W. d. Hawkins. p. EN-.
|rt,eDisd5 q and Miss Saliie Hal
[Roja, + Tor T Secretary, and Mr.
e aSissdj D; x.Is Johnson and Mlsl
IIsaiIl55,,ah In the e, present esS'aa''a .essIoS' '0'
tut n adjourned to NEE,
!, purn.m, Presided, o
EMth h,pge, an ie occupied the evsn,n, NJ
'n'reestlng lecture.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
THE LADIES' FAIR.

The ladies of Trinity Church Will
omen their fair, for the sale of fancy ar,
t,cles and ladies' bandiwork, on Mohusy
nsxl and continue it on TUESDAY tho tho
wednesday, in the lecture room Q, I'm. Ihs
Cnsra Honse, This will be, we douo'
moi. one Of the choice fairs OF the sea
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
Nina Adelipa Patti and Signor

Nine. Adelina Patti and Signor
Nicolini arrived in Berlin to give a
series of operate performances.
From Berlin they 60 to make a tour
through the principal German cities.
Queen Victoria has assigned to
the widow of Lord Mountmorres a
suite of apartments in Hampton
Court Palace vacated by the death
of Lady Gore. Her Majesty has
signified her desire to tighten the
afflicted lady's sorrow by every
means in her power.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
The Friend Of Delicate Ladies.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure 10
the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases peculiar to women. Headaches,
neuralgia, disordered nerves, weakness,
mental shocks, and kindred ailments are
effectually removed by Its use.-The
NottSr's Magazine. novl0-2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18

For the Gazette.
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF MULES.
6 Sad news comes to us Of the brutal
treatment of the horses and mules out
near the "Forty acres" where they are
extending tine railroad, but the drivers
may rest assured: that help 10 near for
those who cannot speak for themselves.
Witnesses are continually watching and
and II tho bad treatment is continued
arrests will be made and lines ensus'--
Riding on loaded sarts Is against the
law. EMILK WzB1.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
NEW SONGS

For the children's sewing school. Tho
school songs will be ready for distribu-
ion on Saturday next. Only 10 seats
remain open. Apply for admission at
q o'clock, school duties at 2:2O O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
/ gully Sasstts.
iPST EDITION.

,r.ucr CoMEGYs will read
''.,adIug ' part of his paper on
! .'| ~,,,too before the Historical
4 delaware, in the society
v,rke, street, below Tenth,
,,'i,y evening, the 22d inst, at
''1 " The public are cordially To-
.nand.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
PERSONAL.

~ A.,,e1.d,,ad HssS1d addressed the Boot
|.'atInenlsl' l'''nn, @, at a banquet in
F'ang, @' Hotel, Philadelphia,
Essisa, to 'at loos !ef! last evening for
|Ndtns. ''OA after a number Of
P w. Houston is in this city
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18

OF en for a large load Of Kindling
0l.OU Wood. orders can oe lett at
Gray q Bros, second and d King stretts st
John &. MIiler's, Rising Sun, or at the
factory, corner Union streets and Giipin
avenue.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
Amusements.
THE SPECTRE KNIGHT.

On Monday evening next, e. e. Rlce's
Bijou Opera Company will appear In
the Opera House in the new and charm
ing operetta, the "Spectre Knight" and
"Charity begins at Home" Mr.. Rice
has gained a wide reputation through
out the country a. being the manager OF
Rice's Surprise Party, and the "Evan-
geline Combination" He has selected
none but the best artists for the proper
presentation Of the two operettas on
Monday evening next. Both operettas
abound in jollity and laughable situa-
tions. There is nothing in them to Of
fend the taste Of the most exactiDg.
Mr.. Rice will bring his own orchestra
and scenery painted expressly for the
proper presentation Of the operattas.
Tne sale Of reserved seats will begin to-
morrow morning at G. F. Thomas Il
Co.'s book store.
AEHIR PIxLEY,
Manager Jesse K. Bsylis has been 30
fortunate 90 to secure Annie Pixlsy for
Thanksgiving night. Miss Pixley has
appeared in this city before and has be-
come quite favorite among amusement
going people, In fact she may be said to
aank next to Maggie Mitchell in their
sffections. She will present her great
ruccess, "M'liss." She will be support
ed by that sterling actor, John E. Nc
Donough and carefully selected com-
pany.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
DIED,

DIED.
ROBIN ETTE,-On the 18th instant. In
Philadelphia. David RoDinette, u, q. N.
formerly Of this city, aged 81 years,
Due notice of the funeral will b0 given.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-18
MAR RTE D.

SAWIN-LODGE.- the 17th inst,
the Rev. A. Stengle, Lahroy A. Saw
and Susan o. Lodge, all Of this city,
, 1880-01-10
n d | { {.

n CCORDING to the con.
III tracts entered into with
st. Croix Central Sugar Factory for
the delivery of Canes to the Com
pany, a committee Of five members
is to be elected to decide the ques-
tons treated of in s s 2-6 of the
contracts +; two Of the members of
said committee as we'll as two sub
stltutes for same are TO be elected
by simple majority of all the deliy-
erers OF canes, and as this years
campaign is to commence within
a short time, we hereby beg to in
vite the gentlemen, who have signed
the contracts, to make said election
as soon as convenient.
St. Croix Observation-Disclosures
G.. S. WASSAKD.
, 1880-01-10
ANEBA

beliggende i Nordside Qvarter Litr.
B. Fl ad No. 26, 81 og %, blive
opraabte til Bortsalg we'd 8 offentlige
Auktioner i Overeensstemmelse med
Plakat 22nd April 1917, saaledes at
f06rst Plantagerne La Vallee og Belve-
dere opraabes tilsammen og Plantagen
Canebay for sig selv, og derefter
samtlige 3 Plantager opraabes sam
men Under Eet.
Adktionerne afholdes paa under
tegnede Auktionskontoir ON Efter-
middagen Kl. 1 slet som folger:
LIST Auktion Mandagen den Eden
Februar 1880.
Eden Auktion Mandagen den lode
Februar 1880.
3die Auktion den 1ste Marts
1880.
Auktionsconditioner, Vurderingsfor-
refining og ovrige Salget vedkom-
mende Documenter ere til Eftersyn
paa Auktionskontoiret.
Denne Bekjendtgjorelse tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthaverne.
Christiansteds Auktionskontoir den
ode Januar 1880.
II. A. JURS.
, 1880-01-10

Conditions, appraisement and other
documents concerning the sale may
be inspected at the undersigned Of
fee.
This advertisement serves also for
the information Of Mortgageholders.
Christiansteds Vendue Office the
9th January 1880.
FL. A. JURSs
, 1880-01-10
FREDERIKSTED.
ENTERED.

"Eltra", z tons M. Rymer, Tor
tola,-Coal.
"Petrel", 81 tons, W. Rogers,
st. Thomas-Merchandiz
"Dolphin", Il tons, G.. Berry,
st. Notwithstanding
"Petrel", 81 tons, w. Rogers
st. Thomas-Merchandize
"Annie', Is tons, w. Bufford,
st.
Dolphin, II tons, G. Berry
Observation-Disclosures.
"Petrep'' 81 tons, w. Rogers,
st. Thomas-Merchandize.
George, 115 tons, D. Morgan,
Observation-Disclosures.
"Petrel", 81 tons, w. Rogers,
st.
"Petrel7, 81 tons, W. Rogers,
st. ThOmas-Sugar.
"Eltra", 6 tons M. Rymer, Tor
tola-Ballast.
dolphin, IL tons, G. Berry,
Observation-Disclosures
" PetreE", 81 tons, w. Rogers,
st. ThOmas-Ballast.
"Good FAITH, 63 tons Waiting
ton, Observation-Disclosures.
" Petrel', 81 tons, st. Thomas
Ballast.
Dolphin, IL tons G.. Berry,
st. Thomgs-Ballast-
''Petrep, 81 tons, Rogers, st.
Thomas-Ballast
Annie, As tons, Hughes, st.
Thomas-Ballast,
, 1880-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANSETTELSE.

Cand: juris L. B. KRARup-HANsEN,
Fuldmegtig under Gouyernementet
for de dansk ::vestindiske Der fra LIST
Januar d. A. ansat som Fuldmegtig i
Prasidentskabs Secretariatet.