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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-31
A eAUDY STORY.
a Murder Comes Out After Seven
teen Years.
A. Highly Sensational Affair From Matamoras
Interesting Bsnwood ksws"-Regular
Correspondence From 8slIalre
and Martins Ferry.

In q letter which it claims came from
Matamoras. the Bellaire Tribune, tells of a
remarkable case of murder will out, at
Matamoras, a short distance down the
river. Seventeen years ago a man whose
name cannot now be recalled, came tc
Washington county, and made his head
quarters at Matamoras, going from there
into the surrounding country, being in
terested in the purchase OF oil lands. He
seemed to have plenty OF money, drove
good horses, and became generally we'll
known. Suddenly he disappeared
as completely as though the earth
had opened and and swallowed him
up. His horses, wagon and gold
watch were found in the possession OF q
man named Ward, who claimed to have
purchased them from their owner; but
many persons suspected that he had muir
dered the Speculation, and this suspicion
was strengthened when afterwards Ward,
who had hitherto been o poor farmer, sold
out and came to MatamOras, where he pur-
chased a hotel and made q display OF mon.
ey altogether out Of place when his preyi-
Gus poverty was considered. However,
he matter was never pressed, q about
four years ago the suspected man died.
Now comes the strange part Of the story.
Living about four miles from Matamoras,
in what is known throughout the county
as the yellow House." was n George
West, a leading merchant and highly re.
spected business man. About the first Of
April he took sick, and on his death bed he
confessed to the murder OF the oil Speculation,
He said he could not die until be had
divulged his guilty secret His story
was that he and Ward with a man named
Kirkbride, who now runs a butcher shop
in Matamoras, were the murderers-Ward
and be holding the victim while Kirkbride
cut his throat. The body was then thrown
into a well, the location Of which the dying
msn disclosed. He spoke Of a ring upon
his victims finger, which they had not re-
moved. The well was searched, and a
human skull brought 10 light. The search
Is still IN progress.
The excitement in the neighborhood is
intense. anu Kirkbride will undoubtedly
be arrested as soon as discovered. He has
not been in his shop for several weeks, and
his whereabouts are not definitely known.
This is another and striking instance OF the
truth Of the old adqge that Murder will
out. Our information was CLEANED from
a private letter from MatamOraS, and is en-
tirely reliable.
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ASSAULT.
Two Houghs Attacked a Waterman
WITH Large Bars of Iron.

n0AN VI
sunday morning about , o'clock, a very
cowsrdy attack was made on JOS, Reister,
the night wstChman, at Schmulbach's
brewery, by two roughs OF the South End.
It seems that the victim refused to give
the rOughs any beer and they left. About
en- hour later they returned, and having
armed themselves with two long pieces OF
iron, about an inch in diameter and fully
rLIee feet long, they slipped around to the
back part of the brewery and entered TIE
boiler rooms. Mr.. Reister unfortunately
was in that room and they commenced a
vicious attack on him, striking him on the
bead and arms; he fell backwards through
y barrow opening into the next room amt
thereby saved himself from farther abuse.
~ they could not get at him, and were
finally scared off by his loud cries for
assistance. The man notified Capt. Ben
nett Of the assault, but did not tel him
his ASSISTANTS names. Yesterday morning,
after the only one, whose name he knew,
had escaped into another state a warran
was sworn out before Squire Caldwell for
him. His name il John Blattner.
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LAYING THE GHOSTS.
The Uncanny Proceedings At An End
in Marshall,

Some few weeks ago, the REGISTER CON-
tanned an account of the supernatural do
ings OF the COLLINS, witches and Guilty larks
which held high carnival at a certain house
in the northeast corner of Marshall county.
During the day the house wore a normal
aspect and was cain and quiet
as the summer sea, but the
striking of the midnight hour was
the signal for the uncanny proceedings
TO begin. TIE most dismal groans were
heard, shrieks pierced the ears OF listeners,
while their eyeballs were scared by the
sight of a %griBning skeleton, which per-
ambulated about the premises ia most ap-
proved ghostly style. There were only a
few of the direful sights and sounds, and
hundreds of farmers could tell how they
had visited the place, aud, like Tal
O'Shanter at the haunted kirk, had glow.
cred at the eerie spectacle before them.
This went on until the north end OF Mar
shall county was filled OF the talk.
A few nights ago the farmers met in eX.
eCutive session n determined to lay the
ghosts. About a hundred OF the sturdy
yeomsny advanced upon the haunted
house. took possession in daylight, aud
awaited the fatal hour. They saw nothing,
and the ghosts were evidently afraid TO ap.
pear. Then the house was thoroughly
searched and a nest of ground hogs was
brought to light. Only this and nothing
more. And now the belated traveller may
pass the old house without having his hair
raiced or his blood curdle.
ATTEND the grand concert at Frank Wal.
ter's THo-mile House Wednesday evening.
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different county Offices ct the coming cleo.
ton, We would naturally suppose some per-
son Is going to get left.
1t is hard 70 tell which il the happiest
man, Frank Alender, or John Stewart.
They are both girls
Miss Garry Otto is visiting friends near
Portland.
John Hall left last Saturday for an eK'
teDped business trip throuffh the west
Misses Kate Carmichael, Annie Wood
ruff, and Laura Long will leave to-day for
N. J., they will also visit New York, Phila,
oelphia Atlantic City, Baltimore and
Washington City. They expect to be gone
four or i've weeks
The frame work for Umphry williams
new house, in PauIs addition, was set on
end yesterday.
Nathan Bond. an extensive dry goods
merchant of Hoopston, ILL.,, was the guest
of +. A. Scott, last week.
Loring Hobbs, who had his leg broken al
The Klna coal mine afew weeks ago, is able
TO be out sgsin.
Theaker and Dickson have just finished
painting John Burkle's new residence al
the north end of town.
We think it would have been a grand
idea to have had O clause in the Scott law
compelling all corporations to have drink
ing cups IN all the drinking wells. No
matter how much a man wants a drink oil
water be is compelled to drink beer simply
because he can't get water, unless be has
some person along to pump and is active
enough TO stand on his head while he
drinks. Council certainly ought to make
an appropriation for this cause.
Miss Jennie Bone, Of Wheeling, was Wis
iting friends here yesterday.
The Laughlin Mill has added two ne"
furnaces to their forge department and are
busy making repairs repairs ready for the
fall trade.
Jerry Ebbert and VIM. Meek have
formed a partnership for the purpose oil
manufacturing aud putting into the mar,
ket a little cooker, patented by Ebbert and
known as the Cookers Friend. 1t is pro-
nounced by those who have used it an ex'
cellent thing, and will no doubt be IN
great demand when it is once introduced
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BELLAIRE WHISPERS.
Local Matters-ReuniOn-BaSe Ball
GRme-GenPrAI News.

X Johnson, the Union street plumber.
Yesterday began the erection Of the bal.
cony at The Globe House.
4 number of our old soldiers expect to
attend the reunion at the @Sth OnIs at
Newport, o., August !. Several members
Of this company reside in this vicinity
and anticipate a pleasant time TT this
beautiful place. The c., l.. < w. will run
a special train for the occasion.
Mrs. T.. Johnson was completely and
agreeabiy surprised at her house On Bel
mont street, on Saturday evening.
The Eldorado Circle OF Druids got to.
gether and proceeded in a body to Mrs. Us.
The occasion was that lady's birthday, but
visitors were entirely unexpected. They
presented her with a handsome gold ring
in token OF their esteem. DIR. Mcclellan
presented the circlet in a very neat little
speech. The merry company were then In
vited out into the dining room, where an
elegant supper had been spread. The re-
malnder Of the evening was pleasantly
spent and passed quickly away. At a late
hour the guests departed, wishing their
hostess many happy returRs of the day.
Mr.. John Randolph expects to start for
California the first of next week.
Quite q number OF our young folks will
go to Cincinnati on the steamer Andes
this evening.
The bon ton of Bcllaire society reused
themselves from their usual summer leth
argy and had an elegan; hop in the parlors
of the new Globe House last evening
About twenty five couples assembled, and
a happier, handsome gathering was never
seen in the city. Mayors Orchestra, OF
Wheeling. furnished the music for the &C.
casiOn and everything was enjoyed TO the
uttermOst by all present.
Laura b. Grove, one of the Fourth wards
popular young ladies, left yesterday even
ing for a few days visit TO friends at
Lewis Mills.
Rev. Rogers, Of GAINESVILLE, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Aggie Murine, a handsome young
lady of Wheeling, w. Va, was the guest of
Mrs. J.. |. Mercer on Sunday.
F. W. Muliott. Of NJ. SOMEBODY'S cloth
ing establishment, has returned from 4
visit down the river.
North West, the genial druggist OF
Bridgeport, was among his Bellaire friends
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Feeley. who lives near the
mouth OF Pipe Creek, was badly gored by
an Infatuated bull on Friday last. The
young lady is quite seriously injured.
Miss Carrie and Adie COnwelL, two very
fascinating Cadiz bellies, are the guests OF
Miss LibbIe Randolph.
Carman MCGowau, OF Philadelphia, waN
IN the city yesterday.
The Lii Us and the Browns played a very
cod game of ball yesterday afternoon.
The Lillys can out victorious by the fol
lowing score:
= 67S
LilIyS-........... "a l 8 y U z Oil
Browns ...-. ..........I | U o , y 0 y = y
The Lilys and the Healys, of Wheeling.
will pay here Friday afternoon.
Tie grand jOlliiCatIOn at Summertield
comes off TO morrow, and quite a crowd
from this city will go.
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RACE MADE.
CIator aud L~syberSer Matched TO
Row M This city August 18th.
Special 10 the RegiSto,

"T"|T- :" "" ~ -|---T.
PITrsBURGH, July 3O-This evening Ei
Clayton and Nick Lay berger met in hat
Weiss saloon, on SmitEtield street, to make
arr aDgements for a boat race. Very few
moments were expended in taking the
matter over, as both sides we're eager for
the race. One hundred dollars a side WAS
placed in Weiss hands as forfeit. The
raced to be rowed for s5Oo 4 side and over
q Wheeling course, on the 18Th of August.
To morrow they will meet at the sane
place to complete the arrangements, and
10 select a final stakeholder.
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Startling ni.rnYerr.

Physicians are often startled by remarka.
BILE discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Thrort and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given up TO die, Is
starting them to realize their sense Of duty,
and examine into the merits OF this Won.
derful discovery; resulting in hundreds Of
our besa physiciars using it in their prac.
tice. Trial bottles l0c at LogaN x Cos
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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HOME TESTIMONl

MEssRs. X. A. McCAREA g. -Gcrii,a-
affords US ) eat pleasure 81 testify TO thss
perIor merits ~ your "krafts Jlar. i
Compound" as . safe and reliable f.Ga
medicine, and ~ b<ing superior Ia any %
preparation Of when we have any EHIfI
In recommended.
Jacob snyder, Wholesale iron Mcnhs
Joseph Bell. Joseph hell a 20. samss
Boyd. Capitalist Robert Nesbit, N"'hs,
Bro. Allen Davis, Toll Keeper ,kau,l
Road. Lewis Lunsford. late s~upsrintsaiss
National Road. Oscar s.ndrock, htns i
sursnce Company. r. IL. Higgins, Pha
graphic Artist. VIM. stuart Capitalist
j.. Campbell. Alexander Bone. NJ. J. Brei,
Theodore schneider. Florist Dr. A. y shooss
and otLtrs.
Hundreds OF certificates could be p-,
scented which would show you that the I
gradients OF this compound are almo',ea;
and every one . specific for the conplatt
il is designed for. Above all. while tia
be used with perfect safety Ia the c,s
infants Il is yet all powerful in curing L
most obstinate and chronic cases Of ID
rhma and ~dysentery In the old. We y
you, having unalterable faith In It's etioI1.
TO try II. /, Is no quack remedy, but
genuine preparation hat has true yir1
Missionary Thoburn writes;
h0RADAB.D, n. ". ISUIi
wish you you'd send u hs'e.
Rooms No ~ Mulberry street. Neg foF
three or four dozen bottles ~ "krafE. UFs
rhOa Compound" II IL the pest thing let
among the "HIli Men" J. 81. 1moHgE'
From Greenland's Icy mountiin'p "A
dia's coral strands there Is no remedy {
deserving. We think, OF being In e"'
home. The saying 10 old fashionsd. u !
III -l l. "a
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rhe weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, d. C., July 3l.-l:SO A. n.
For the Tennessee and OHIO Valley gen.
orally fair weather, variable winds, mostly
southeasIerly, nearly stationary barometer,
stationary or Using Temperature.
For the Lower Lake regions, fair weather,
in western portions partly cloudy and local
rains, east or southwesterly winds, station
airy or lower barometer aud rising tempera-
Nnrn
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Fresh Gossip OF the DoinEs OF various
Persons
Col. Robert McEIdowney, Of Wetzsl. is in
the city.
DR.. \. H. Kunst, Of the Weston Hospital,
is in the city.
larry p Carr, Esq a prominent busi
ness man Of Fsirmont, was in town yes
terday.
Senator Camden, Col. Thompson and En-.
~sinPers McGrath and Sickels. of o. K. rail.
road. are registered At the Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-31

The best purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bittsrs. Inac
tiviiy OF the liver, biliousnesS, jsuudice.
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis
ssse Of the urinary organs, or who ever re-
lsnt will always find Electric Bittsrs the
best snd only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar.
anteed to give entire satisfaction or money
refukded. Sold at so cents q bottle by
Logan & Co.. druggists, Bridge Corner.
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WY suffer longer from dyspepsia. indi

Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, want of appetite, loss OF strength,
lack OF energy, malaria, intermittent
fcvers, etc.? Browns Iron Bitters never
fail to cure these diseases. They act like a
charm on the digestive organs, removing
all dyspeptic symptoms, such at beiching
heartburn, biliousness, etc. Remember 1t
is the only iron preparation that will not
blscken the teeth or give headache. ASK
yonr druggists concerning its merit.
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BuekIen's Arniea saiye.

The greatest medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, Chilolains, Corns, letter,
Chopped Hands and all skin eruptions.
Guaranteed to cure in every instance, or
money refunded. % cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co, Druggists, Bridge
Corner.
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LOVERS of ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at, 66 Twelfth
street, for the best ice cream in the city:
Her ice cream is made Of pure cream from T.
p. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strictly
first class. No adulteration. Wholesale
and retail. Orders by telephone will re.
ceive prompt attention. Goods delivered
free Of charge to all parts of the city.
To Dealers I'm
Call at G.. S. Feeny's and get a box OF
that choice Gravely tobacco.
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Forty Years Experience Of An Old
Aurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
p1escription Of one OF the best female ply.
sicians and nsrses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
falling success by millions OF mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoe, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price % cents a bottle.
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DIED.

SPEARS Monday, July ~. 1883. at 9:2o A,
NJ. ELLA c., daughter of Robert and Mary
SPEAR, aged 5 mouths and 6 days.
Funeral Tuesdsy. SIst inst, from the resi-
dence OF VIM. Spears, No. Ssl6 Wood street
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend,
Interment at MI Zion cemetery.
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UbssliRs Rssistsr
TUESDAY,. July 81. 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Grain and Provision BrOkerS-BeaumOn
Herbert & Co
For Eent-Furnished Room.
Grand Art 0pening-J. II. Kirk.
Refrigerstors-Nesb,tt 4 Bro.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Bargains-T. Z. Motfat & Go.
Refrigerators-G. ". JOhnsOn's Sons.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel & Co.
Importantly. A. Wilson.
Auction SAILS OF Hate -LLocal Page
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40 Soa versus Al. 80.

II spent $500 with other DOCTORS
writes Mr.. J. w. Thornton, of Claiboru,
Miss. Samaritan Neryine, however, alone
cured my son of fits" This is on a par
with hundreds of others, speedy but thor
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Nh. BULLARD, OF the Allegheny House,
Mountain Lake Park, contradicts the re-
port that all accommodations are exhaust
ed at tbst resort. There is still some room
at the Allegheny House,
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DR.. J. G. Fiddler. Jefferson, City, No
says: Persons who use Browns Iron
Bitters always speak we'll oft I think it a
good medicine"
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Geniaemen.

II you want q bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock
before purchasing. guarantee prices and
style to suit. L. V. Blond.
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ATTEND the grand concert at Frank Wal.
ier's Two-mils House Wednesday evening.
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Our clearance sale Is cheaper than any
other sale of shoes, Il Twelfth street.
Lynch's.
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SIGHT is priceless. BE wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. CRUDE, Practical
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These are Solid Facts

G. S Feeny has the finest Gravely to
bacco in the market.
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NR JoHS O'DoSNELL, Mayor OF WAGES
horo Miss says: Browns Iron BttoTS
il p-escrib, a By physicians, snd II Is con
iersd a good me, iciEe.'
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The Wheeling ROOSTER was founded In
IS63, nj the time of the inauguration OF the
state OF West Virginia. ASS part and parcel
Of the new state, closely identified with Ia
enterprises and contributing IN q modest inca
sure 20 its advancement, the RE6IsrER shara
In the Just exultation with which our people
regard It's bright career. The population Of
the STATE has Increased In greatef ratio thar
piled and improved In efficiency, her govern
ment has been well and economically sdmin
istered. her resources are being developed with
snsafy an nad t asi Re0R &it ffo the s re- sa1's 81 u.
State the REGIsTER has grown, with lts do
velopment the RE6IsrER has developed, VIII
And AZ showing the estimation In which the
paper IL held by the citizens OF the Statefo.
whose interests IL has steadfAstly battled, W.
can say with truth that no other paper IL real
by M many West Virginiana, nor doeA Ant
other penetrate every part OF the stats al
The REsIsrrR will continue a. heretofore
the advocate Of q broad aud liberal policy 10
the conduct Of public affairs, the extensiof
and STRENGTHENING OF the free school systsm
the improvement OF the State and the deyel
TO Its past M an earnest OF It's future.
The WEEkLY REoIsrER ~ 2 mssnlncSnt
page, G-column paper-piice eL0 6y mai.
The SUNDAY RDGIsTER Ia Inc same size, AND
has already gained a very large circulation
ineDx1IY REoisrER IL printed at $50 ps
The Model Nap Of west Virginia, the
most complete map ever Issued OF the State.Is
now ready fer delfvery-price tl0.
Any person RENTING 70 N the subscription
price OF eithsr edition Of the paper. adding 10
cents thereto will receive . copy OF this map
THUS
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In walking shoes and slippers at l.. v
Rlnnd's-
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WINSTON. FoRsYrH Co, Y. c.

GKSrs-I desire to express to you my
thsnks for your wonderful Hop Ritters. |
was troubled with dyspepsia for tive year.
previous to commencing the use OF your
Hop Hitters some six months ago. Ny
cure has been wonderful | sm pastor Of
The First Methodist Church OF this place
and NV whole congregation eau testify 70
the great virtues Of your bittsrs.
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CLEARAECR sale Of summer shoes at
Lynch's, "A Twelfth street.
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The Lilys and the Healys, of Wheeling.
will play here Friday afternoon.
Tie grand jolliiCation at Summertield
comes off to morrow, and quite a crowd
from this city will go.
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Ne grand concert al Frank Wal
: House Wednesday evening
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The mmppercbor Reception,

ATTEND the grand concert at Frank Wal.
ter's THo-mile House Wednesday evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-05-05
SHIPPING NOTES

The Hermann is at the old Custom House wharf
hove down.
The brsan,ine d, spreekels sails for San Francisco
early next week.
The British bark Moravian IS at the Zoo, Of s s. Ii.
kelke wharf diseharging coal,
The German bark c. r. Bishop is in the stream load.
ing for San Francisco, to sail in a few days.
The =. NJ S. S. City Of New York will be due from
the Colonies, route to San Francisco, on Monday
next.
The o. S. S. Suer will be due from San Francisco,
with three weeks later news, Wednesday
ing.
The American tern. j. C. Ford has hauled out in the
stream await the arrival Of sugar from the other isl
ands She will sail for San Francisco In about week,
II. l. X. NJ. S. Nayesdnik sas for Mahukona to-day
conveying his majesty and suite thher be present
the unveiing Of the ksmehameha Statue at Kohala.
The German S, S. Ehreniels is at the foot of Fort
street. She sails Tor Hongkong about Monday
next.
The American barkentine Eureka Is Oh Sorenson's 5
wharf, painting etc She will sail for San Francisco in
= few days.
the Custom House. She sails for San Francisco on
Tuesday NEXT
The American barkentine Ella is at Brewer 4 Co. 's
wharf loading for San Francisco for which port she will
>aii on Tuesday next.
The British ship Jane, Court is at the old steamship
wharf loading for San Francisco for which port she viii
sah on Tuesday next.
Sunday, % days om aluit She brings rs cords fire.
wood, and o,o.so oocoanuts No paSSengers. Reports
the schooner Julia sail for Honolulu March a. with
~ labosers, to Haekfed a Co.
The schooner Ka Moi in attempting enter the har.
Dor last Sunday the weather side of the spar buoy
struck her rudaer on a rock iammng in the rudder
port that could not be moved the vessel anchored
and ~as io~ed In next a. N. by the Pele