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The Republican organs are hard to
please. They denounced Southern
Democrats for elecsing Confederate
Generals to Congress, and new their
wrath is uncomfortable because North
ern and Southern Democrats, with a
sight smart" sprinkling of Kcpub-
icans. are determined to elect Union
General President.
The silver state., 1880-07-22

HIS. ". 3. AEEL
Respectfully announees 70 her friends and the
puolc hat she has received a large stock ot
FAEss2 GROCERIES.
which She ofTegA iot sale IL
BED mock PPTCRSt
Costa Rlca CGiTee. 3 ~ lbs. al 20
Chemical 0liIe soap. per BOX :sI s5
Fine Broonls. caeii. 80 CA
Hest qualify Hans, per 10. 20 ets
Case ard Canned Fruits. Green and Dried
Apples. syrup, Pickles, Baccn, Lard. Potatoes,
etc, q the best qasity, Al proporiiou.te rates
Tor cash, Orders promptly hlled.
-. 5RS. NJ. J. ABEL"
Winnemucea January 2, 1850.
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q A u HO N !

The public are hereby cautioned not 70 pur.
chase or negotlate for County arrant No. 7s48.
drawn in favor OF J. Fl. Job, for SGl 90 on tho
Redemption Fund as the same has been lest
and the payment of the same mas been stopped
By notifying the County Treasurer
TRUSTEES HUMBOLDT LODGE.
80. I6. /. .. q. r.
Winnemucca, Nev July 10, 1850. ii
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WrsNEHUCCA, NEv.

Winnemucca, Sev., juno /, 1880.
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f. G.. Fellows, Assistant General Su-
perintent of the Central Pacific Rail
road, died at Oakland, Cal, Tuesday
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

AT OLD CITY NEAT MARKET, BRIDGE
STREET, WINNEdUCCA
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
.. II. Abel

J.. 4. Abel
Announces himself a Candidate for STATE.
SENATOR, subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic County Convention. III
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Loan Meeting.

The second annual meeting of the
Equitable Loan Association was held
last evening, when the following off
GERS were elected:
Presidential. G. Conrad.
Vice President-John C. Hardness
Secretary-Dariel T. Hawkins.
Treasurer-Solomon II. Stats.
James Eglinton, Sr., James L. Mozart
ney and Frank s.. Emmons were elect.
ed directors to serve period of three
years.
Samuel c. Pierce and Horace c..
job nson were elected directors to serve
aperiod Of two years.
Auditors-Frank :. Emmons, Merris
Taylor, and Daniel Kent.
The total number of shares amount
to 400 the value of shares, first series.
is $2S, ,357 the value of shares, second
series, is $l3,749. The highest prem.
iums paid is lS9 per cent. the lowest
10 per cent; the average after rebate is
ID. A per cent
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
New Jersey Courts.

In tie New Jersey House of the
Representatives, yesterday, amend.
ments to the State Constitution in ref
erence to the Judiciary were presented.
1t is proposed to abolish the Supreme
and prerogative Courts, and provide
that the Court of Appeals shall con-
sist of six Judges, exclusive of the
Chancellor, to hold Office for nine years.
The Chancellor is to hear all appeals
from the Circuit and Orphans Courts,
but have no original jurisdiction.
The Circuit Courts are to have ex-
elusive law and equity jurisdiction.
There shall be one of them for counties
having population of 10000 and
upwards, and two for counties of I00,-
900 population. The term of the
Judges is seven years.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
A Magnificent Present.

At a stated meeting of the Thomas
A. Smyth Post, No. /, G. A. R., De.
partment of Delaware, last evening,
George W. Childs, Esq, Of the Phila-
delphia "Ledger," donated to said Post
a magnificent copy of the Holy Bible,
bound in Turkey morocco, beautifully
ornamented in gold, with the following
inscription gilded thereon presented
to Thos. A. Smyth Post, No. l, G. A.
R., of Delaware, by Geo. W. Childs."
The presentation speech on behalf of
Mr.. Childs was made by Assistant Ad-
jutant- General McNair, OF the Delaware
Department, and responded to on be-
half of the Post by Col. R. C. Fraim,
commander Of the Delaware Depart.
ment. A series OF resolutions extend
ing vote of thanks to Mr.. Childs were
offered by Commander Fraim, which
were unanimouly adopted. Six new
recruits were mustered into the Post
last evening. The Post is now in
fourishing condition.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

Thousands of references attest tn,
great value Of DR.. Simms' White Pul
monic Balsam in throat and lung dis
eases, Depots, 4th and King streets ant
wv Arch street, Phila. Sold by leading
dealers,
The "Game of Fifteen" at Mrs. Tag
gart's, 6O7 Market st., for 8 and 10 cts
Cubeb Cigarettes cures cold in tn,
head, catarrh and hoarseness ; bes
thing in the world for offensive breath
Sold BY J. R. Hartman, Druggist, 5tt
and Poplar streets.
The largest stock of Trusses, Sup,
potters and Syringes in the city is al
h. Jas. Belts Drug Store. Private room
specially for ladies. Lady attendant
You are invited to call and examine
our stock cf spring suitings, direct from
'ae manufacturers, at the Boston One
Ffice Clothing House.
Geo' B. Metzner, the popular barber
'n0 4alr cutter, Is prepared to shave
y ~ VINO may call at his shop, No. los
hast Sd street.
DON'T forget onr 75c. "workingman' s
v pu5S ;, - A fit always guaranteed. N.
\, D. Danforth, cheap Druggist, I'd and
Market streets.
AIl'Wool sedan diagonal cloth, for la
n'' p cIoahs, at 60 cts. per yard, at the
D's'On O-e Price Clothing House.
Aenneay's Prairie Weed and Kenne-
!! : FaVorite Remedy for sale by Tay-
W. " Fullerton, 302 King street.
tOf Sale !-1j0 blue flannel suits,
N DlOf guaranteed, at 50. at the Boston
Vu' Price Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
NEW CASTLE.
Temperance Lecture-sIild Wealth.
or Sanday Sheoel Amusernents
Etc.
u Correspondence OF Republican.

Special Correspondence OF Republican.
NEW CASTLE, March 9Th, 1880.
j. Edward Rislsy's lecture at the N.
E. church last evening on temperance
was well attended, and the discourse
throughout, which was full Of facts
and illustrations, was listened to with
marked attention and highly apprecia-
ted by the audience.
Should the present moderate weather
continue few days longer many of our
fishermen will try their luck at cltch-
ing shad.
Van Arsdalen has fine variety Of
choice garden and flower seeds, for sale
at his store, which he guarantees to
give satisfaction.
The anniversary of the NJ. Z. Sab
bath School will come off on Wednes-
day evening next, 10th inst. The rep
resentation this year will be entirely
different from anything heretofore
shown, and is gotten up in a very ar
tistic manner by J. B. Vining, the man
ufacturer OF our noted black boards.
A full description will be given here
after in the REPUBLICAN,. R.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
BREVITlEH.


| Sun rises 6.26. Sun seS SET.
A March morning.
Take edow1 the "shObel and de h0e."
New Is and 81 games at 90 cent store.
Can you master the gem" puzzle yet?
Piles cured for 10 cts. at 217 W. Thir street
q. S. Humphrey 1T halter, 216 Market st
Corns killed for 10 cts, at 217 W. Third st
Were you over at ths Levy Court? is tn,
question.
These March showers are bringing Sprinl
flowers.
Cupplng and leeching at No. 1O3 e, SeconC
street. Residence 403 East Second street.
"How not to assess" is new play intro
duced by the Levy Court
The croaking OF the bull-frog will soon b;
heard in the land.
For Sa'e.-A perforated lounge or settee al
No. l03 East Second street.
Now is the time for hunting up garder
seeds.
Spinach is in market now in large quanti
ties.
Advertising in the REPUBLICAN always
pays.
Street scavengers are badly needed. An
| ounce OF prevention is worth pound of cure.
Rev. ]. b. Mann has been very much tndis.
posed for the last few days,
Adair deties competition with quality of
goods offered.
One day less than a year more for Presl-
dent Hayes.
Hand -organIs.s have started ont on their
summer campaign, Now look out for crazy
people.
A nhar nFt . bo bo,, milf
season, by having their yards fixed up.
The small boy complaisantly looks forward
to Easter now.
Sunday School teacher How many letters
does the bible containP Erudlte urchin
Twenty-six.
An Atlanta girl asked a young man how he
liked Shakespeare He replied without
struggle, LAS You Like IT,
'Call me early in the morning: call me
early, mother, DEAR" is not to be quoted after |
this yelr, becausett it's sleep year, you |
know.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t is the cheapest
and best medicine they ever used.
Dead men made to breathe" Is the title
oi an article In q contemporary. Who has been
operating on filden and Thurman?
Young unmarried men with weak eyes
should get married. Ii JnaJ uOn'C open their
yes nothing else will.
Out OF ten members of the Levy Court in
ession at New Castle, seven of them are sur
lamed william. These 'Bils' pass current
Except amongst Republicans.
Notice to the Public.-l will half.sole and
eel boots and shoes for 81; other mendinV In
roporton, John f. Bailey, S. W. corner of
eventh and Tatnall streets. F.,
1t is suggested that ten boxes of the "gemn
uzzle be sent, one to each member of the
,evy Court, to amuse themselves with whileI
ngaged in the non0ton0us farce OF "How notI
} do It," IL
A womap In Toledo fell dead In church =
lille taking up q collection. 1t is supposed ',
, have been case Of death from over exer. O
on.-Norristown Herald" {
1t Is generally noted that Lyceums and lit t
rary societies are very scarce in Delaware
Wilmington Republican" Which account
II that Satet being Democratic.-West Ches. t
,r "Republican. " r
Put away his crack-braln puzzle, II
He has climbed the asylum stair; /;
Number 49, IL, IA
Turned his head and sent him there.
Utica Observer d
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
ALc~sOM for the People.
From the New York Times.

There is no political Ring in any
State or city or district of this Union
which has not owedsits growth to the
apathy, the inaction or the Incidence
of those upon whose rights it tramples.
The simple and manly remedy for any
such afiliction is, not to perpetutae its
power by folding the hands in idle
protest, but to proceed to achieve en-
emancipation by the same means which
the oppressors used, thorough and pains
taking organization. Whatever be
the character Of our party machinery,
the members ofthe party are ultimately
responsible for its results.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
NEWS SUMMARY.
Arrest OF Safe BI0wors-Ceurt MAE
ters-A POttsviIle Tragedy-Pars
nell and Dillon.

Arrest OF safe RIOwers-Ceurt MAE
ters-A POttsviIIe Tragedy-Pars
nell and Dillon.
On Wednesday noon four "safe blow
ers" were pointed out in New York
city to detective named Scanlan. He
followed them to Poughkeepsie, where
/ they crossed the river to New Paltz.
There they stole horse and wagon, re-
crossed the river in q row boat, and
were walking on the Hudson River
Railroad track when they were arrested.
They will be taken to Kingston. They
gave the names Of Charles Cole, John
Doe, William Franklin and Edward
ELarkin.
Waring Schooley, aged IA years, SON
of prominent citizen of Pittsten, Pa.
was found unconscious, with a shot
wound in his body, on the outskirts Of
that city last evening. When the boy
was carried home his mother dropped
dead from the shock.
jeremiah Webster was sho. by John
Gutliff, near Peoria, ILL.,, on Tuesday,
and died the next morning. Gatliff
was arrested. Webster was about to
bnild fence on disputed line be-
tween his farm and that of Gutliff.
when the shooting took place.
Judge Rives has ordered the arrest of
County Judges Coles, Parrish and
others, for trial before the U. 8. Court
in Lynchburg, Va, next month, in ac-
cordance with the decision of the Su-
prsme Court of the United States.
According to a San Francisco tele-
gram, the Private Secretary Of Leland
Stanford confirms the report that the
Pacific Mail Company gives up its Chi
ma line, including the steamers City of
Pekln and City of Toxic, to tie Union
and Central Pacific Railroad.
Chief Justice Carter, of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbi de-
cided yesterday that Examiners of the
Patent Off 70 are liable to be called as
expert witnesses in the Court, the or
ders Of the Commissioner to the contra
ry Notwithstanding.
Frank Gudufski, who pleaded guilty
of the murder of John Blumm, at
Wilkes barre, and left the decision with
the Ctart, was yesterday adjudged
guilty in the second degree, and SEN
fenced to eight years imprisonment.
William Conkle was convicted at
oarkersburg, W. Va, on Wednesday,
If attempting to murder his own family
md man named Ralston, and was
entenced to four years in the peniten-
iary.
Messrs. Parnell and Dillon arrived in
It. Louis yesterday morning. They
Vere met at the depot by Mayor Over.
tok and committee Of various organ
cations and driven to the hotel.
A building at Bar Mills, near Port
aud, Me-, occupied by grist and box
aill and Turning Company, was
'urned yesterday, together with COW
red bridge adjacent. Loss, $46, 900.
The Cincinnati and Muskingum VAL
ey Railroad Station, at Circleville,
'hio, was struck ty lightning yesterday
nd burned, with its contents.
Hanlan says he will certainly make
trip to England to meet Trickett,if
he latter goes to that country.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
hSiRtiG G'hoEarn

,r.. ,n"I Tie disease which broke out il
N rp"n ", last spring was Asiatic cholera ol
bov ua9saIIy deadly type seems to be
bs'is%,u %ulnllted on all hands. From the
nsn, '". hgures furnished by the Govern.
| (S,t t' 70 The Toxic "Times," it appears
kal.' h Up 10 Dec. q, 1884 individ-
l0l 2oa n%o been stricken down; of these,
|9'oG ' o.4d, 41SS5.haa recovered, and
(pt ~ We're still under treatment.
l,j %I Io eVey 1000 japanese subjects,
|fmaTrstr.pp,a Tsrp attacked, and the percentage
|essS ss%SIa!1sIlty IA among the attacked had
10y t4e high figure of 62.22.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Another Surprise.

Last evening Mr.. Charles Seminar
attended the missionary anniviersary
of the Asbury M. L. Sabbath school,
but after remaining there a brief time
he was summoned to his home. When
he arrived there he was very much
surprised upon beholding his residence
occupied by large throng composed
of the members of the Union M. +.
church. Music and refreshments re-
ceived due attention. Mr.. Sentman re-
csived Sc, eral useful gifts.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05

+. r. stoutenburg, of Newark, NJ.
loaned some money to Mrs. Leayitt'
OF that city, receiving as security a
diamond RUG, which he was to retain
until the loan was made good. When
the debt waa Cancelled and the ring
returned Mrs. Leavitt discovered that
the diamond had been removed and
paste one put in its place, whsreupon she
nad stoutenburg arrested for the steal
ing, and he has just been sentenced to
= years in he State pr son, and $500
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
A Surprise Party

Lizzie Mason, the co!ored woman who
was beaten so badly by Charles Wes-
ton in Penberton court some time ago
was given donation last night by her
friends. Many articles and SLIPS in
money were given her and splendid
time was had. The woman is noy
rapidly recovering.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
SPECIAL MENTION.
sn,ring Openfng.

Wa would respectfully inform oul
111Snd1 W;1mjuaton eua and vicinity in general,
" MasI a. We now have full line Of spring
shsi sl0tbss s' suitings on hand. Our store
elvsA Wv" slso been thoroughly renovated,
saS naJ everything N is clean and neat, thpa
~ .l.im and title Of our establishment,
SrT uThs Model Tailor Store" 1t should
s,ps Ss remembered sudSs that our attention and
W. w energies are given to the one bust
psss pss merchant tailoring and ask <, 'ha, a,
!Uut !,Sut vour eyes to reason. Cannot a
pvsr non-praotioal one : Not by favor
hut BY merit we gain success.
Yours Truly, FERD CARSON,
Merchant Tailor, 233 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Removal,

III. Sincock will remove from his
old stand, 307 Market street to 304
Market street, on or about the 25th of
March. His present quarters will be
remodeled, and when finished he will
return TO them.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
The Weather.

A. war Department., Office Of the Chief
IfAaI / u oficer, Washington, March s.
H. aualcations d. for Friday-For the Mid.
Nv o"n AUaatIo States, falling barometer,
,'o't! ,"a'a-riy winds. cloudy weather with
.vIsslosai Nv, rain, followed by colder west
4. ..,,;'. winds with rising barometer and
'Sflng weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
wood Burnt Lime.

Builders can buy the best quality of
wood burnt lime for Is cts. per rs lbs,
at Stewards coal yard, 622 West Front
street. The Edgemoor Iron Works have
used about $4,000 bushels Of 1t. Give
m trial
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
sand 10 Cent store.

Will sell you queensware and glass
ware at bargains; also just received o
new lot of tinware, notions and novel
ties. Remember this is for but short
time. Same old place, No. 22l Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Attention. Yonns Ladies' !

Ramfori Bros, 404 Market street,
have Just received the spring styles Of
grey mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
state OF the thermometer

E n 'ae REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
CuOfllrg, March 5:
Oclock, 10 O'CLOCK, IL o'clock
70" 70o 100
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Wet Dry Goods.

Don't forget that Russell & Spencer
offer on Saturday morning some great
Bargains from the late fire in New
York, consisting of muslins, prints,
linens, Landkerchiefs, &C., wet by clear
water onIy,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
The Trustees, New Ouar,srs

The Trustees of the Poor are having
their newly acquired building at No.
liz West Sixth street repaired. They
will occupy it as an Office, and the
Treasurer will occupy 1t four times a
year to pay off the bills.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Fish and Terrapin.

Powell will have on his, stall in the
Third street market, a fine variety OF
baddock, pike, white perch, yellow
nsrch, trout, fresh shad, fresh herring,
sTup.fsh, catfish, halibut, rock fish.
Hack t bass, founders, steak Goldfish and
other varieties of the fnuy tribe; also
lot of terrapin. Call early and avoid
the rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Sailing Ont nj Cost.

+. B. Parry, No. 3o2 King street, is
selling off his tin and glassware at cost,
in order to close business on the 25th
inst. Storekeepers would do we'll to
I'VE him call.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Nr. Pepner'A Funeral.

Erk ~ nIu IIuleral Of Henry Pepper, Esq,
|as ,a"t, p'sce at ii o'clock to-day from
|pmoa v'iavnce Of his mother, No. 1907
''e street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
POlicn Court.

Only one drunk at police court last
night. This morning the cells were
empty and the docket bare.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Preaching.

Elder A. B. Francis will preach at the
Old School Baptist Meeting House, King
Street above Tenth, this evening at 7.3O
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Personal.

Hon. ]. P. Comegys and Hon. John
w. Houston are in town to-day.
Rev. j. B. Mann is quite i'll.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
Cheap Light.

The "Lsader" burner and genuine
flint chimney, on heavy, large lamp,
complete), only IS cts. If you want a
brilliant light call at 2l7 King street,
above ID.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
AMUK0memtg.

AN ARABIAN NIGHT .-Daly's new plav
"An Arabian Night" will be presented
here on Monday night next. In this
piece Mr.. DAILY has scored a positive
hit and produced an entire new comedy
that cannot fail to immensely please.
The New Orleans "Picayune'' thus
speaks of the performance, under date
of December llth, 1879: "Daly's new
play "An Arabian Night" has been
running now a week, and popular ap-
proval has made it the most substantial
success Of his new theatre. The piece
is comedy farce literally adapted
from the German of Vol Moser's "Ha
roun al Raschid. MIR. .Daly's experienced
and dextrous handi-work is plainly
visible in the adaptation from begin
ming to end. He has localized the frame.
work and strung upon it succession
Of intensely amusing scenes, brighten
ed ny constant sallies of epigramatie
wit, and thrusts of genial satire. The
purpose of the construction, if it can
be said to have one, is disguised by
continuous flow of irresistible fun. The
intricacies and situations are ingenious
and comical beyond description. In
word, the piece has been fitted by Mr..
DAILY with characteristic neatness to
the theatrical taste of the hour, a taste
that demands only amusement, with
the stipulation that it shall be at once
brilliant, stimulating and innocuous.-
''The New Orleans Picayuns, Dec. 1lth.
1S79."
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
AMUSEMENT NOTES,

DR.. Clyde will be hers on March 10.
J. X. Emmet appears at the Grand
Opera House in New York on Monday.
Fitz in Ireland of course.
Kate Putnam is spoken of as likely
to appear at Hooley's Theatre Oa:e
Novelty, Boston.
Annie Pix1ey appe srs in Miss at
the New York Stan lard on Easter
Mo l6ay.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-05
LEVY COURT.

Long Term at READING
Democrats - Alter which Twen.
ty.three Names are Placed Upon
the Assessment Making Thirty.
ty.slx for the Nay - Tho PrOpO.
sftiOn OF tho wilmington Busf.
ness afen FavOrabis Commented
nm.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-10-28
A RIGHT HAND SERVANT.

Asa and Ira we're brothers whose farms
lay side by side. When the young corn, the
oats, and the barley were springing up, the
weeds took advantage of the rich soil and came
with them.
"Do you see," said Asa, "what hold the
weeds are taking? There is danger of their
choking out the crops entirely"
owe must be resigned" said Ira. "Weeds
as we'll as grain was part of the Creator 8
plan"
II can only be resigned to what I cannot
help" said Asa. So he went to work and
hoed until the fields were clear of weeds.
The army worm is in the neighborhood," L"
said Asa to Ira one day, "and is fast moving
toward u.s."
"Ahw exclaimed Ira, cit will surely de-
stroy what the weeds have not choked out.
l will Immediately retire to pray that its
course may be stopped"
But Asa replied 81 pray every morning
for strength to do the work Of the day" And
he hastened to dig trench around his land
which the army worm could not pass, while
Ira returned from his prayers only in season
to save portion of his crop from its ravages.
"Do yon see, Ira ?" said Asa another morn.
ing, "the river is rising, and our farms will be
overAowed."
"Alas!" it is judgment upon US for our
sins and what can we do ?" said Ira
"There are no judgments so severe as those
which our own sloth brings upon u.s., said
Asa and he went quickly and hired work.
men, and then raised an embankment that
withstood the food, while Ira witnessed the
destruction of all his wealth.
"There is one consolation said he; "my
children are left me"
But while Asa's sons grew up to be strong
and virtuous men, among 1ra's sons there was
drunkard gambler, and suicide.
"The ways of the Lord are not equal said
Ira to his brother. "Why are you always
prospering, while am afflicted and dis
graced ?"
81 only know this" replied Asa, chat
heaven always helped me to meet my chill.
dren's faults as I meet the weeds, the cater
pillars, and the foods; and | never sent a
petition upward without making Toll, my
right hand servant the messenger ofmy pray
ers Work and pray."-Eachongs.
EvAD1Ne FARE.-The stealing of pin
is apparently slight ofense. Yet it may
reveal character as clearly as the theft of 500.
Some years ago there lived in New York a
shrewd old merchant named Aymar. He
used to receive cargoes Of mahogany and
logwood, which were sold at auction.
On one occasion a cargo was to be sold at
Jersey City, and all hands started from the