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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DIsTRIcr q,
- In Probate Court holden at the Probate OAc
in St. Johnsbury in said District, on the 24tb ia,
of February A. d. 1880.
Catherine ellison, EXecutrix of the last will and
testament OF Benjamin ellison, late of Barnet IN
said district, deceased presents her administration
accOtint for examination and allowance and NAL
application for decree of Distribution and naT
titiOn of the estate of said deceased P"'
WhereupOn, ii is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred to ses.
sion of said Court to be held at the Probate o6ce
in st. Johnsbury, on the 18th day of March, A. d
1890, for hearing and decision thereon: And il /,
further ordered that notice hereof be given to an
persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the CaledonaD
newspaper published at st. JOhnsbury, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they ma,
appear at said time and place, and show cause
any they may have, why said account shOuljng
be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
1924 HENRY FRENCH Regis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA n,srn,.-
~ In Probate Court, held at the Probate daT $
St Johnsbury, i'll said District on the 24tb V luce
February, A. ID. 1850. ~''n uay
Abel Wiley, administrator upon bo
of John A. Stevens, late of st. JOhnsburv eSlas
district deceased, presents his administr,iin sal
count for examination and allowance and O1la &C.
application Tor decree of distribution and TaTti,
ton of the estate of said deceased P""
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court. INA, sad
account and said application be referred to ses.
SION thereof TO be held at the Probate Office
III said st. JOhnsbury, the 10th day of Alareh
A. 1880, for hearing and decision thereon A nd
is further ordered that notice hereof be given t
all persons interested, by publication of tile sam
three weeks successfully in the CaledOnian a new
paper published at ST. JOhnsbury, previous TO sal
time appointed for hearing, that they may appe:
at said time and place, and show cause if any the
may have, why said account should not be above
and such decree made.
By the Court Attest
22-24 HENRY FRENCH, Register,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05
Don't Co Hungry
BUT
CALL AT. THE OLD STAND

Next week will be OPENING WEEK of our
New Dining Rooms at our old place. As we have
kept dining rooms here for about nine years, We
hope to be able to please all those that patronize us
what we give you to eat, and to strangers visiting
our village we hope to make it nice place for you
TO call and get lunch Oysters in their season,
served up most all WAYS and Eggs, Sardnes, Lob
STEERS, Pies, Cake, good Bread and Butter, Cold
Meat, Coffee Tea and Milk Please give us call.
We mean to keep a good assortment of Fruit and
Confectionery, and few Vegetables. Oysters on
hand and for sale by the pint quart or gallon. To
those have furnished oysters at their houses
same for the present, and if you want any other
DAVIS Won will find them at our store
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05
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A beautiful work of 100 Pages One CoIored
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The Flower and Vegetable Garden, IT'S Pages
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trial copies for % cents. Address
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05
FOR SALE.
Real Estate 8 Personal Property For Sale

Real Estate q PERSONAL Properly FOR sale
A new cottage house, ell and barn, just cOmplet
ed and thoroughly built; warm and convenient
and pleasantly situated on the road leading to st
Johnsbury Centre near the Hastings bridge one
half mile from the depot. new cottage house and
shed just completed ON good lot situated on SehOo
street in PaddOcks village One horse lumber
Wagon one horse lumber Wagon, one horst
traverse sled, one horse traverse sled. One six
years-Old horse, weighs 1870 lbs, is sound and
good worker. One pair of black horses, well match
ed, and 4 years old, weigh 210O lbs. will weigh
22O0 in good flesh.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05

Breech Loading Shot Guns and Rifles
Primers of all kinds Wads, Shells &c, Sold at
Low Prices by
IT c. C. BINGHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05
4.-wORD SQUARE.

!. An aperture.
2. Metals unrefned.
3. To obtain.
4. To see unexpectedly. MAX.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-03-05
FAR Frs
DA UOHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS READ THIS !

We want an Agent in this County to whom we
VIII pay salary of 800 per month and expenses to
sell our wonderful invention. Sample free AID.
oress at once SHERMAN & CO., Marshall, Mich.-5
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pia moo Stool, Cover and Book only sl43 to s955
1GuOo ORGANS 49, Stops, set Reeds, knee
Swells, Stool Book, only s9s Holiday Newsnaner
Free. Daniel u. Beatty, Washington N Il 81 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

by them to b. the Rev. I. S. Ksllooh and his
SOD, visited house opposite their residence
IL mysterious way, remaining there for some
TIME; that last evening" they aEsin went to that
house together, Just before the shooting of
Charles DeHouue, an that shortly after eight
O'Clock DR.. Tbrsll went 10 neighborDg drug
store, and there heard Of the murder. 10 the
meantime two boys came running to The OPP
posile house aud we're admitted. and the lights
ia the tolse we're extioguished. The house
some after was relighted, and 80 remained until
much later hour than usual. During the
visit of the Nv, men, supposed to be Mayor
kslloch and his SOD, lst before The shootiOg,
their motions were partly visible through the
Wipdoa, aGd they seemed 10 be clnduotipg
themselves 10 an excited manner. Later, when
Chronicle reporter WAS passing the house, he
saw kslloch's oOlored servant standing Ga tho
steps. and few minutes latter cab came up,
containing City Auditor Dunp. ox-Depu >
Sheriff CLAYTON. aud a young man whose linden
thy was koowo. The two latter entered the
house. bat soon al erwards cane out, entered
the c,b and drove 10 the direction tf the city
hall. The Chronicle people profess to believe
| that there movements, coupled with sunGry
minor Gil Gums ances, indicate that the killing Of
d. Youog was The result Of a c,nspirl G. tc
tween KslIcch and his son.
The iunorsI of DeYcuog took place yes or
| day afternoon from the residtn,e of bis mother
under the auspices of Yerbs Bsueus Lodge, l
D. o. f., tf which the deceased was mem
Der. Several thousand person, gathered 10 aut
| around the house, many OF whom, after TIT
| services, availed themselves of The opporluuit!
to take last lGok at the features OF ono VIII
had filed go prominent plaoo 10 tho 60
nails oil lcc. affsiis Tho Old Fellows wer,
largely represented, IS also was The press o
tho city. After tho services at TIL
house PROCESSION va. formed. with the Oh
Fell1ws leading, followed by long line of car
riaees contaioiDg mouruers. friends, and cm
plOyos Of tho Chronicle. aud others, and pro
ceeded TO Oid Fellows cemetery where tn
| last rites were observed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Attcmpts 70 Commit Murder.

New YORK. April &C "A Cincinnati special
to the Times says: 1.-TWO attempts have been
made during the past forty Eight hours to kill
Eph. Holland. the famous gambler and leader Of
the gang of repesters who carried Uincinusti
for Tilcen in 1876. On Friday afternoon Jake
Aug. q noted keeper of pool room and Dem.
ocratc politician. shot at Holland on Vine street.
Holland returned the fire. and both were arrest.
cd. At an early hour this morning an attempt
WAS made to assasei ale Holl Ard t his residence.
on College street. His vile was setting in the
front doorway. and on the steps before her was
Arty Duffy, one of Hollands friends, who was
evidently taken by The would.bo assassin for
Holland himself. Two pistol shots were fred
through An iron gate on the opposite side of the
street. One of the balls struck the wall close by
DuHy's lead, and the other little further OFT.
Holland WAS inside the door and was not hunt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
STRANGE OATH.-Tbcre secccnma to b bu

STRANGE OATH.-Tbcre sec2ema to b bu
little respect OF an etry termination of the
South American war, if aoy vslue is 10 be
placed Oh oaths. At The b'glnnitg Of the stIug-
gle ISL officers of the Bolivian army, all above
the grade Ct sub Lieutenant swore tho following
frlghtful oath, with request that posterily
would tx, note OF it "We, who carry sword
at our ehde, which our lalherland his eoa6ded
TO Us to defend it and preserve intact i S honor,
swear Thousand times over not to sheGtho
that sword before avepeing tho outrage whieh
Chill has committed on Bolivia. Aud to fulfill
these oaths we are prepared for every sacrifice,
beginning by tho announcement Of salaries, and
sutj*cipg ourselves to camp rations on the
s'me scale a, tie ,die.s. Thus be it, and let
oterity jodge a."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
NEWS or TIE U.f

The lUOth snuivar8ary OF tho fourCaion oil
the elty of Nashville, Jeao., was celebrated 90
Saturday,.
MIR. John JAG b Astor has purchased about
l4O ,c:cs of land 10 suburban ward OF New
York city for $685.
Pleuro pueunoLia exists TO very consider
able extent am0ng the cattle at nearly ell the
dairy tslms Oh the suburb, OF B.ltincre.
1t is thcurh! rrobAb!o st Washington that
the Pctsident will veto the immediate deficiency
and army appropriation bills.
F.vr STEAMSHIPS landed 342 emisra1ts at
New Y erik Oh Saturday, making the total for
the week l6 2j3, and iur the month 80 $780,
Republican county Conventions in Ohio on
Sa utdsy II snlted about equslly for Bsloe and
Shcrmao. Oregon sends Blaine delegation 10
Chicago.
The Superior Court at San Frar cisco Ssur-
day dcci3ed 10 the case Of Dobis kcsrley that
IL had no power to reviAw lis own e3lioD, and
kearncy vas Ioa aided to tho house Cf ooirec
| ton.
Over 900 families in New Jersey, who have
sustained themselves by the piokiog aDd sale of
| teabFrles ADD whortl, .rfies, Gro placed 10
destitute circumstances by the desruc ion OF
| that industry by tho great forest fires. The
| loss 10 this production Ia tho southera norton
| OF Oocsn county alone will aggregate $4,000
! for the season.
Frederick Grill was executed OF Newton. N.
| j., Saturday fer the murder of his daughter,
Juue!5, 1879. He tf5 confession reoautlog
| his statement tina. the shooting OF bis daughter
vas accidental. lie had taken his gun to 20
| hunting. but having sone sharp words with bis
daughter. who was at Il C wash tub, he shot her
| 10 a moment Of passion.
Secretary Sherman made a spec ch before the
| board Of breakers, at Philadelphia, on Satut-
| day last. in which he said tho Government has
an Overlooking treasury, and tho best irvest-
| melt Ter tho Surplus is the public debt. Lie
| then referred to the recent heavy purchases of
bonds. Tho main point in our financial situa-
iou, he added, is that the public debt is re-.
dUc,d ct the rate CT $40. 900. 900 month.
The storm 10 California last week prevailed
throughout the State. Lcvecs 10 macy places
were osriied twAy AID railroad trscks washed
out. Country roads were rendered impossible At
ono tin tie safety Of Sacramento, Marysville,
and other valley towns was threatened. For
tunatcly tho rain changed into snow on the
Sielras. preventing the further A)odiog of tie
Sacramento ard San Jotqun valleys. 10 some
places over sixteen feet Ut snow fell, and 10
other pLc.s 90 the Central Pacific railroad it
drifted forty feet deep. Avalscches have
swept down tho mountains, c:usiiog sDow
shrds and telegraph Ices. Snow plows, each
driven by ten enYIuj7. m.bs- utttn"uasul log
through the gathering drifts, AID hundreds OF
men have aided Hih shoves. Tie weather
cleared { G Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Race Distinction.

NEW YonK, April pa Hartford special
says: "Tha Hartford Police Commissioners
have rejected the application of s. s. Bascy, q
c>Iorcd man, for az appointment on the regular
polio, force. Bssey, who is O tall, powerful
and Intelligent tuao, and somewhat We'll known
as nenbar of the troupe c! jutilso singers.
who recently visited Eog!srd. is highly ipdig-
nant at the acton Of the Board, which be and
his friends assert was prompted solely by aver
sion to bis rtc,. He was recommended BY mapy
prominent citizens for the appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
9"fE&FHEI NEWS,

L. ii. Lttell. an old citiz,n and former mer-
chant of Nav Make, died there suddenly SAT.
urday afternoon.
Rev. j. II. SlrinrielIow, rector tf Meade
Men oriAI r. f. Church, Richmond, hes been
Invited to Baltimore 10 the lectt rsbip of the
Church Of Oar Saviour. Broadway and Nc
Elderly sttee:.
TIE Jury 10 the case CT Woods who has
hoen en- trel lie Halrisopburg for the murder of
Jacob Liloon, returned verdict on Saturday
Afternoon ct murder 10 the scoOrd degree, and
fixed tic term of lis imprisonment in the peni.
Tertiary ct Is yesrs The prisoner received the
verde. With iodititrarce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Il TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

AT regular meeting Of Potomac Tent, No.
81, o. of K held on Saturday night. the fol-
lowing resolutions Of respect for their late broth
or, James Ward, were adopted:
whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God 10 re-
move from our midst our late brother. James
Ward, whose character we esteemed 60 highly,
not on y IS citizen. but as a member and
ofi1cer in our tent; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in brother Wards death the
tent has les! faithful worker, and that his voice
Will no longer be heard in our tent but his mem
ory ehsll ever b. cherished.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be
published In the Alexandra Ga stta and also a
copy BIO sent to the mother of the deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
The New British Ministry.

The Gladstone CabneDtis at last ANNOUNCED:
Gladstone. premier; Earl Gran 7ilc, secretary
OF state Tor the ftroigo departmon'; the Marquis
OF Harrington, secretary Of state for IDdis; Mr..
IL. Q. d. Cbilders, secretary of state for war;
Lord Selboroo, lord high charc ,lor; Mr.. VIM.
!! Forster. chief secretary for Ireland; Lord
Northbrook, first lord ct the admiralty. Sir
Chsrlcs Dixie and MIR. Chamberlain have re.
celVed the offer of uadcr' secre sarYships. Mr..
Chamberlain declines. aud Sir Charles Dixie has
not yet sc,epted.
All the Members Of tho retiring ministry will
quit their official residences to day, wbeu
tho retiring and incoming ministers are TX
pcc;ed 10 20 to Windsor Castle to deliver
up and reccive the seals of Office respectively.
Lord BeacoDs6eld, it is expected. will stsy at
Hushendon for scms weeks after he leaves
Windsor. The appointment of Mr. Gladstone
is well received at Paris, Berlin, St. Peters urg
and Rome
The Prince of Wales visited Mr.. Gladstone
on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Demand ON the Porte.

LONDON, April pa dispatch from Col-
stsntlucpIe to the Dailg Telegraph dated Sun
day says: The powers have addressed a c)lleo.
tive poto to tho Porte demanding that The
frontier evacuated last week aad since occupied
BIZ the Albeuilne be immediately reoccupied by
the Turks sud then surrendered to the Monte.
ncgrlDs 10 ecc ,rdano, with tho terms Of tho
nnp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

JUMPING THE Rcre.-Dr. Peck, Of the Sur
gicsl Institute, Indianapolis, recently performed
ssurgical operation on the leg of a young girl
by the name of Jordon. from Him Dis. The
bones of both her legs will have 10 be partially
removed, and the little sufferer will have 20 sub.
NIT to two painful oper ATOMS The cause OF her
affection is from Jumping the rope" psstime
eegaged in generally by young girls. resulting
in necrosis, or death of the bone. Tho doctor
stated to reporter in this connection, that sim
liar cases were constantly occurring fro IN this
cause, but more frequently resulting in necrosis
OF the spine. and that there has 4 ot been month
passed but more or less cases Of this character
come to the Institute for treatment. He SAYS
that rope jumping produces continuation of the
joints, WhiAh implnge upon the bone, causing st
Inc 1rst stage perio.its, and finally resulting in
Inc oealh OF the bone. b 9 thinks that parents
and teachers should be warned of this daIg4r.
Gus sport, and eradicate it eatirely from the
plsygrouncs of children, as it IS runous in its
effects. and is the prime Cause of more Gripping
among the female portion of the community
than probably any one cause He also added
that during the practice of his profession, deaths
have been occurring, coming under his observs
ton, which were the result of this peruicious
psstime. In conclusion he said Il would warn
children against rope jumping, and would id
wise parents and teachers to prohibit it under all
circumstances"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

HE MATERIAL for boys and ohidrens suits
arc selected with particular reference, to hard
usage No house in Washington mako and sell
more durable aud tasteful boys and childrep's
oloihiog. or more of them than B. Robinson &
Co.. the hoys clothiers, 900 Pennsylvania
Avenue Railroad fare deducted from each
PURCHASE. sl23 ec2a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Rss9sEEG" NE tl"S.

A fre St Foskschany RoumaEis, has left thrs e
hundred families homeless.
The spill. between tho Parnell and ShsH wings
OF tie hCmo.K u.e party i gcCwi0g wider.
Senior Castelar, has been received es member
of the Spanish Academy.
Dispatches from Rc:lin state TIN. Prince Bis
marck is again seriously i'll with neuralsis.
Ex.Empress Eugenie arripol at Port Elza-
ba!h South Africa On the 2ld instant and LETT
for NGtsl a. once.
Tho British victory nt Ghuznoe is REGARDED in
India 81 the virtual ending Of the Afghan CAR:
paign.
Capt. Potter, OF the United States frigata Con
stailaiion, dined with the Duke Of Edin ourgh on
Friday Last
M GOGol!e, Bonalaltist and member q
the French Chamber OF Deputies, is 10 be IN.
shed for rem .rks which I'd. Gam beta regar I'd
rs clsnsivo 10 President GreVy.
A dispatch from Rome r.poIts that Costa, the
noted socialist has b-en aIregt.d ct NJ ilsn with
n woman alleged to no q Russian hihilst whose
oxtradition is d. 4nded.
While tho reports of King Theeb,R's death
are not confirmed tic 81 intelligence has reach
cd India that be Is suffering from some danger.
Gus malady. al attempts are being made 10 Stay
the di. ease by sacri fcing virgins."
Arrangements have been mado for dischsrg,
irg the American relief ship Constellation, and
the south and west coasts Of Ireland by the
British gunboats.
The King of Sweden has determined 10 AXE
Nordensklold baronst, and give him the
grand cross of tho Order OF the North Star n
diamonds, worth LOCO guinness. Thirty thou.
and visitors arrived in Stockholm Saturday lt
| witness his arrival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26

TIE RAILROAD INSPECTION PARTY. -Col.
John 8. Barbour, Receiver, MsjOr Paytou
Randolph, Superintendent. and Captain Chas.
NJ. B!sckioEd. COUNSEL Of tho Virginia Midland
railroad company, left the city cary Friday
morning for &C inspeo ion trip over the Frank.
lin and Pttsyl7anla narrow gauge railroad
which has jus; been completed. with view OF
Determining as TO whether or not the road
should be received from its coolraottrs. They
were accompanied by MIR. S. Nj. Feltou, Presi
dent. Msj)r l. s. Bent. Superintendent, and
II. &. Blackwell. etq ofthe PENNSYLVANIA stee
Company, near Harrisburg. The party board
cd the magnificent new passenger coach If the
barrow gauge road OF the juncliou, and started
90 thu /. tour over the line at liz htniog speed,
stopping, however, ct ell the prir cipIe poiats of
interest. the first halt being made as the Pitts.
vile ore mines, where they were found bv Msj.
K. i. Mason, tho lessee. The people flock ed
from every direction along the route to welcome
the distinguished party, aud to witness tie no.
vel sight OF the first passenger trained over the
road. At Rocky Mouot was gathered tremeu
dous crowd from mules and miles around, who
greeted the arpeaIsl c. Of the traln with shouts
and manifestations OF great delight. the insptc.
ton party receitlog perfect ovation at the
hands Of tho populace.
At an interview between Col. Barbour, and
the authorities of the DsrioW gauge company it
was practically determined to receive the road
aud commoooe i.s operations 90 Saturday, tho
10Th OF May.
After very satisftc DRY EXAMINATION of The
numerous ore tels by the gentlemen represent.
log the Pennsylvania STEEL conpsDy, the party
returned to this city, arriving on the 100 train
They expressed themselves delighted with The
IMP. and The manner of their reception, aud
alter dining at the Relay house eft 90 The
Northern bound mail train. -LynchJurg Ne,cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Central & Sia.

LONDON. April 26.-The Journal de Saint
Petersburg invites Prof. Marteos to discontinue
bis lectures % Central Asis-in which he ad-
vooates SO Apelo Russian understanding 10 that
resi,n for the benefit Of trade, progress and
acknowledgements, IS the Jourral declares the
Eoglish press is msnlfcstly callous on the sub,
i:ot.
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Sentenced,

HARRlsBURo. Pa, April 2j-Judge Poar; on
th. mornlns sentenced VIM. II. kemble Emil
j. Petrc1. Lhss. b. Salter, jesse b. Crawford
and VIM. +. kumberger each 10 one Thousand
dollars fms and one years i'm prsonment NJ hard
lsbor in the Eastern penitentiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-26
Probable Conspiracy,

NEW YORK. a rl &c A special FROM Paris
staten, on tue authority of Madrid correspon-
don't: "lhe government here has had strong
indications Of the existence of conspiracy, and
has discovered that preparations are being m ,de
Tor moveI Cat OF tho revolutionary iuntss."
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL &c lsoi
-i,u; rigas.... .. S 10 i SON ,e,s.......... Il 4


AGRIVEU.
Str Ann Eliza, Philsdephis, 10 + A Rood
str Sue, Baltimore. to Broders u Co
Str w Thompson, lower Porc. to r A Keel
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk to r A Re,d.
Str Mattano, lower Potc. to j Broders & Go.
Str Geo Leary. Norfolk. TO p B Hooo.
Stmp John Gibson, N Y. to + A Reed.
Brig Agnes Barton. BALTIC, to VIM A SmOo!,
TO load hoors for Cuba
Schr Alics Curtis, Baltimore. salt. to WIN 4
SmoCt
Schr Annie Cum5er. BALTIC, salt, to = 3 lIo,e
Schr Geo x Vreeland, Ba!tc, 10 American
Coal Co.
Schr VIM Marvel, Now York, TO master
CLEARED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk. BY P B HooH.
Str Mattano, lower Pic by j Broders Il Co.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by r A Ee,d
Str Sue, Baltimore, by j Broders s. co.
Stmp 4 Q knight, Now York. by + A Reed.
Schr Geo 4 Vrseland, Allyn's Point, Coal, by
American Coal 20.