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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26


A terrific and destructive cyclone
passed over large Southern section
last week. The area of its violence
was unusually wide, covering half
dozen States. At Darlington, South
Carolina. four persons were killed
and fifty houses were blown down.
At Palmetto, Georgia the storm ragged
with remarkable fury at intervals Of
two hours, beginning at ? P. n. on
Wednesday. Accompanying the
wind were hailstones as large as par
fridge eggs, and torrents of rain that
swept away fences, houses and the
very soil. Near LincoInton two chill
dren were killed and thirteen adults
were injured, some fatally. At a
plantation not far distant several men
were killed. In Oconee county MANY
lives were lost. In Harris county the
hallstOnes were as large as goose eggs.
and in Baldwin the hail is said to have
AAASH ~ q NSptll CA Two 1cet. AT
Grassy Knob, in the same State.
twenty persons are reported killed by
the cyclone. Many houses were
wrecked at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
and several steamers sunk. the wind
there attained velocity of GO miles
an hour. is from North Carolina.
however, that the greatest destruction
OF life and property is reported. En-
terlng the State at Arson county the
storm moved east, destroying every
thing in its path. The village of
Rockingham was wrecked. AT this
point twenty-three persons were
killed and eighteen wounded. some Of
whom will die. Such was the force
OF the wind that after tearing to
pieces mill it carried the heavy mill
stones distance of fifty yards. Pur-
suing its course it killed several per-
sons in LilesvilIe, six near Ellington.
in Harnett county, and one at Polk
ton, not to mention a large number
of houses destroyed. In Monroe
county forty houses were wrecked and
several persons killed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26

OF course We mean the famous ani1ncl appearing
on the label OF every genuine package OF Black
wells Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. Every
dealer keeps this. the best Smoking Tobacco made.
None genuine without trademark OF the Bull.
9EEEEE5SEI,ggIE2y.sEEE3 IEEEfESEfSSfS
Eohrv,or,- 81; 1854
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All kinds of Produce taken in exchange TO
Merchandise. 8. D. H1RscHNAZ 4 Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26

A full stock of Lamps and Trim
mings, constantly on hand at Dali
garn's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26

Prices Lower than the Lowest. at the Old Re-
liable Twin Fronts. s. d. IIIRsCHMAN s. Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26

We need Wood and Corn, and
would like some of our subscribers
to bring US some at once.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26
D. He1cbower. Auctioneer.
February 5. 1884.
PUBLIC SALE.

A T the residence of the late Fisher A. Lewis,
"A near Mycrstown, Jefferson Co., W. Va, on
Wednesday, March 9TH, 1854,
I will offer for sale the following valuable
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

One Road wagon and Bed. Farm Wagon,
Log Wagon. Ok Cart, Horse Cart. Water Cart
Roller pr. new Sheivings, 2 Wheat Drills
Corn Drill, 3 hard Planters, Barshcar Plows
9 Double Shovel and Single Shovel PlOws.
Corn CUItivatOrs. Corn COvercr, Square IIar-
rows. Corn Harrow, l Horse Rake. / new Ba-
ker and l Diamond Screen Fan, lot of Rakcs
aud Forks large Straw Forks. l Corn Ghcllcr
Corn Crush2r. 2 Cutting Boxes ! Cider Mill
and Press. Wheat Cradles Otis makc) 2 Now
ing AID Brjar Scythes 2 Can! Hooks, . Crow
Farm ShOvels. Grain Shovel. Hay Knife, 8
Ok YOkcs Treble. 3 Double and lot of Single
Trees, X-cut Saws. ] Corn Barrel l Horse
Bucket. Half-Bushcl and Peck Measures, HAM
pCrs, Grind Stone. 6 Corn Knives large lot of
Old Iron. ! Combined Champion Reaper and
Mower. i sets Brccching. l set Lead Gears 6
sets PlOw and 2 sets Buggy Gears, 6 Collars 6
Brides, 2 Saddles, 2 Log Chains. l Ok Chain.
FI1Sh Do Bearing do. Spreadcrs. Block
and Tackle, Post Holder. Post Frame and Anger,
Steelvards. Turning Lathe, BLASTING Tools Cir
cular Tenant Saw, Chest of Carpenter Tools
Anvil. Wise and Tools. so new Grain Sacks. 20
Stands Bees. lot of Bee Hives and Cap Stuff.
Honey Extractor. Bee Smokers l Double 81.
Shot Gun. Surveyors Compass and Chain,
1875 Barrels Corn in Crib,
Three Feather Pcds. Mattresses. / Wardrobe.
Bureau. Clock. Refrigerator. fine Library. /
Cook Stove and Fixtures. 2 large Lard Pots. and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Serenity Acres Of Groaving Wheat.
TERNIS.-Sums of $40 and under. Cash; all
over that amount a credit of Nine Months will
be .givcn--thc purchaser giving a negotiable
noe payable at the Bank of Charlcstowil bear
ing interest from date. The interest will be re-
Hittcd if the note is paid nj maturity
60 Sale to begin at 10 o'clock promptly.
WIN. II. T. LEWIS,
Executor of +. \. Lewis, decd.
d. HeflcbOwcr. AuctioneCr.
February 5, 1SS4-5t.
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Ladies' Hair york.

M lSS IDA TCTWILER is prepared to do
Va Hair Work at moderate prices. and viii
make Braids. Puffs. Curls, Frizzes etc. at res
ide1ce OF her father, near the Baptist Church.
in Charlestown.
April l. 1S79-tf.
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OH YES!
Hay anred.

TT1HE undersigned is again ir the market for
L the purchase of Hay. for packing. and re-
spectfully suggests that the farmers Of Jcfcr-
son viii give him call before disposing Of
their surplus crops. feeling assured that hecan
offer them the very best prices tina; the market
will afford. Address or call upon me at
CharlestOwn. GEO W JONES
October 9, ISS3Stf
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The celebration of Washington s
birthday, by Carnival and Trades
Display, at HageTstown, last Friday,
was grand success. An immense
crowd of people, from all surrounding
sections, were in attendance, and the
weather was most suspicious. The
procession, which was very large.
was mashaled by Col. H. Kyd Douglas.
and embraced number of bands of
music, maskers, trades representa-
tons, &c. Among the most attractive
displays were those of our worthy
advertising patrons, the Hagerstown
Furniture Manufacturing Company,
NIessrs- Beck & Delamarter and Mr..
]. II. Beachley. The members of
the press were taken care of by the
Mcssrs. Updegraff, Clothiers, Hat
tiers, Furriers, GioYers, &c. and were
right royalty entertained. The sec
ond and third floors of their man.
moth new building were almost cx-
clusiYely devoted to the use and ac-
commodation OF the body Of quill
drivers present, and the wants of the
inner man generally provided for.
The great success of this firm is
doubtless in no small degree attrib-
utable to the liberality and enterprise
of its membcrs-father and worthy
sons-and we wish for them all that
they deserve, and that is great deal.
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We will sell all Winter Goods from now on.
at Sacrifice. BURNS & SHUeERT.
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Horses and Vehicles,

g AFE Riding and Driving Horses. and stylish
- Vehicles for the accommodation of the pub-
lie, for hire on reasonable terms ut the Livery
Stables of STERRY Z. s'TI -SI1
MAY I5 1888 " =
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ThiR space Is Owned by
BLACKwELL'3 BULL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-02-26
Nine head of Eorses,

four of them marcs-two with foal; IS head of
Cattle of which nine are Mich Cows-ncarlY
all Springers; yoke Of fine large Oxen; 2
Durham Bulls, SIX Swear old Steers, Z Year
sides; 3 Sou:hdowu Bucks 6 Brood Sows, one
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ForSaIe.

4 FINE MIRROR-gIas 1Sx4O-with Brack-
I 4 Ct. solid walnut frame. new and viii i,t.
S'la reasonable Apply at the Drug Store of
November 10. 1888. ----''' e. ma l.
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Wanted to Buv!

A GOOD YOUNG DRAUGHT HORSE thu,
"a VIII weigh about 400 MS Apply at once
Harper's Ferry. Oct %. 1888.
GSSa week at home $500 outfit free.
lPOO Pay absolutely sure. Norisk Cap
ital not required Reader If you want business
can make great pay all the time tbev work
WIN absolute certainty, write for particulars to
ID. HAILETT & Co.. Portland, Maine. D4-1y
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BENZ. F. LE1sENR1SG, P. NJ.
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LOOK OUT !!

4 IL persons indebted to me will please come
= forward and settle by Cash or Note. as
acd don't you forget it, S"' >
Jan. %. 1893 F. r. SOTvDPps
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The Magazines.

The Art Age ''circulates among those who
are interested in artistic printing" which it
practically illustrates. The July number con-
tains, among other things, "The Illustrated
Magazine; an enquiry in which the competit-
ion of the daily with the monthly is set forth,
and the future field of the latter declared to be
the publication Of a class of articles calling for
fine art illustrations. Arthur B. Turnure, pub
Usher, 132 Nassau street, New York.
The Ladies' Floral Cabinet is not simply
welcome as flowers in May--it brings well
come every month. Its articles on Horticulture
are always timely as well as useful and inter-
esting; and the text is supplemented by well
executed illustrations. Among its other de-
partments is one devoted to fiction, and the
sketch or story is usually in harmony with the
floral character of the magazine. Ladies' Flor
al Cabinet Co., % Vesey street, New York.
With the July number of the Pulpit Treas
ury, the Southern Pulpit, of Richmond, Va, q
magazine in its fourth year. Is combined. DR..
Moses D. Hoge furnishes the first sermon, and
with it is presented the portrait of this dstn-
guished preacher. also sketch of his life and
view of his church. There are many notable
articles by leading clergymen and the various
departments are overlooking with the best
thoughts of eminent writers. E. B. Treat,
publisher, 757 Broadway, New York.
The June number of the American Journal
st treats Of ''News by Telegraph" telling how
the daily dispatches are collected and printed;
of Newspaper Chatter" In which the writer
sensibly says of the average reader: ''Give
him plain common sense matter in plain
readable manner and you tickle his palate"
etc; of Philadelphia Journalists; Press Clubs,
their news and gossip; while the regular de-
partments are well filled. This is the only
publication giving national editorial directory,
a valuable feature. American Journalist Co.,
5O5 Chestnut street, St. Louis.
The numbers of The Living Age for June
2lst and 2Sth and July 18th, contain James
Hope-Scott, Quarterly Frederick Denison Maui
rice, British Quarterly; The Princess Ace's
Letters, Contemporary; ''Italia Redcnta," The
Clothes of Religion, and Letters from an Idle
Woman's Post-Bag, 1884, National Review;
Fashionable Philosophy, Blaekwood; Henry
Grevile's Diary, and Haywards Essays, Tenn
pie Bar; My Arab, Cornhill; The Library of
Lady in the Seventeenth Century, Leisure
Hour; Valentine Baker, Army and Navy Ma
gazine; Wild Flowers of Irish Speech, Instruc-
ton in Geography, and The "Clothes of Re-
ligion," Spectator; DR.. Goodford, ald Tenny-
son on ''The Princess" Academy; Five Letters
of Pope, Athenaum; The Abandonment of
Wind-Power, Chambers Journal ArminuS
Nambery, and Earthquakes in England, All
the Year Round; The Coins of Venice, Anti
quarry; Wharton's Commentaries, London Lit
erary World; with instruments of "The Baby's
Grandmother" Beauty and the Beast" ga
Mysterious Dwelling" Moonlight and Floods
and ''Mitchelhurst Place. and poetry. A new
volume begins with July.
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SWAMI VILE. F. W. Miller and family have
arrived t, remain through the hot weather; also
C. H. Black and family, including the baby Mr..
E. W. Cunningham has nearly completed a build
ing 4Ox6O to DE used Hall, doctors office, dwell
ing house, sc. The Hall occupied for the first
time July 4th. ;. Our Cornet Band discoursed ex
ceent music during the celebration July 4th, con-
sidering the short time they have been organized.
Mrs. Rebecca Trip, mother of Lorenzo Trip,
soldier who lost his life in defense of his country,
was the recipient of something over $500 from the
government last week. Capt D. II. Blake and
family and Capt. Ross and family of Searsport are
stopping for month at F. E. Whitcomb's cottage
at Swan Lake. Mr.. Marlen has lately sold build
ing lots to these gentlemen, and they will soon
build cottages.
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SATURDAY, July D.
BUTTER-Quiet; still prices are about steady, for
little trade expected and the receipts have not
been large enough to create any uneasiness choice
creameres in job lots 49244ac western in round
lots 20a2lc; northern 2l923c; northern diaries 1Sg
lS1ac; selections l9a20c western l79lS1sc; fair to
good l69l61ac; ladle-packed l09l2c; good l29l3c;
choice imitation creameries 1871 9l4c.
CHEEsE-Easy and dull; round lots of northern
and western $780, job lots and choice lots 914 lie.
EGGs-Fresh are firm and in good demand; the
weather has made buyers cautious; fresh eastern
l79l8c; northern l6la 9l7c; western 1910.
BEANs-Beans in better supply; yellow eyes
firm.
PoTAToEs-Old stock potatoes in light supply
again and frmer; Best Burbanks in demand at Csc +;
Chenangoes firm at 60c prOlifcs 55c; rose range
from 45555c as to quality; most new stock on hand
is small and has to be worked off at easy prices /;
the potatoes per Fridays eteamer sold at ~ Is
HAY AND STRAw-Hay dull; medium and low
grades heavy; fancy steady; rye straw quiet; fam
cy $l69l6 80; No $l59l6 good $l39l4.
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We take pleasure in calling the attention of oul
readers to the advertisement II the New England
Heat, Light and Power Co., to be found in another
column of this issue.
This is the wonderful water-gas process, discov
cred and invented by DR.. Charles Holland, of New
York. Referring to the operation of the &C. Ho
iand'' water-gas burning LOGON olive, Hon. Samuel
Babcock, President of the II. 4 T.. " K. II. Co. SAYS
't has generated 100 lbs. of steam from cold water
In Al inutes. The trial to cost of fuel is 4 y
cents per mile against 50 cents with coal, and re
gard Its performance as extraordinary" The Supt
of Grant Locomotive Works, Mr.. Evans, says 1.-THE
fire, beyond question, is the hottest and cheapest
that can be made under steam boiler" 1t is only
within few months that this great invention has
been perfected. company composed of some OF
the most substantial and thoroughly practical men
IN AL New England, after having at great care sat
sted themselves of the substantial merits of this
system, have purchased the patents and it is now
for the first time, offered to the New England Pub
gas as fuel bcspeaks an age of progress.
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LIBERTY. Many Of the farmers have cen hay
ing and in most report finding the crop more
abundant than they expected. The hay cut last
week of fine quality and did not shrink. The
rain of Saturday great blessing. Mr.. San
ford is putting second story his house, and
making other Improvements preparatory to open
ing hotel, which is much needed here. IA large
number of our people spent the 4th at Searsmont
....Wis Mitchell of Waterville formerly of this
place, is holding series of meetings in this village
....Geo. Hill, and family of Melrose Mass. are
visiting at j. j. Walkers. The dogs have been
making sad havoc among the sheep within the past
few days. Five were killed from the flock Of
Llewellyn Ludwig on Sunday last, and 1t is report
ed that they killed nine for Arson Moody during
the past week. And yet every person that owns a
dog In this section is sure it not their dog ;
they know that Bose Watch Carlo or Fido or
Dido or Hero had not been away from the house
for more than week. Every year the sheep and
other property destroyed by dogs in this vicinity
Is of more value than all the dogs IL Maine.
IsLEsBoRo. Two excursions landed at Ry,ler's
Cove on the 4th. Steamer Queen City brought from
Bangor the Sons of Veterans and their friends to
the number of two hundred, and the Florence came
over from Belfast with a party of thirty or forty
tial music, roller skating, dancing, foot ball and
bowling made the day lively one. An excellent
dinner was furnished the eXcursionists at the Sea
side House, which is now in readiness for summer
guests The air here must have an exhlerating ef
feet for two OF three Belfast merchants and a pro
fessional man joined the boys at foot ball before
dinner, rolled ten pins for couple of hours after
dinner and then adjourned to the skating rink.
Capt L. r. Williams is putting the finishing touches
to new cottage the shore of the Cove. 1t is in
the Queen Anne style, has fire place and wooden
mantel in one corner of the sitting room and the
stairway is lighted by stained glass window. The
cottage is owned by Bangor gentleman and is one
of the best in the vicinity. u. Hunt Esq, of
Belfast is occupying his cottage on the shore near
the Seaside House. Capt. Barbour's steam yacht
Leila pretty little craft, has been ut anchor in the
Cove the past few days.
CAMDEN. The following is list of corporations
andndiviluals paying ajax of 800 and over in this
town:
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FOR 8 ALE
RY GEO. q. R1TLEY.

DNE SECOND HAND TWO HORSE BUCKEYE
~ Moving Machine three VIM. Arson Wood,
one horse. These machines will be sold very cheap.
l have twenty Eagle Horse Rakes which will sell
at reduced prices to close out the lot. If you are
In want of a new Mower | have six VIM. Arson
Wood New Machines. which l will sell at prices
Ing out of the Moving machine business.
Iw9S GEO. o. BAIIEY
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Form and Feature.

Unless associated with good teeth shorn of half
the attractions they may otherwise possess. Bear
ing this fact i'll mind, use SOZODONT, which will
prevent your teeth from losing their whiteness,
and will render them spotless if specked and dis
colored. The tint and hardness of coral are i'm
parted to the gums by this Incompatible preserva
live and identifying agent, and the breath is
rendered fragrant honeys uckle by its 1t is
lm21
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.

BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly for the Journal.
By c. II. SARGENT, NO. $, Main Street.
PRODUCE MARKET. PRICES PAID PRODUCERS.
Apples y BUSH O9o Hay v ton. S.0Ogl2 90
=" dried v b, 69S Hides " b, 596
Beans, pea, Y bu, :. 10 $500 Lamb " tb, l0al2
medium, 250. a2.65 Lamb Skins, ,0aS5
-" yelloW-eyes, 2.15a3.00 Mutton t. b. 6a1
Butter y h. l6dlS Oats b bush, 42d45
Beef u III, 1d9 Potatoes 2Oa25
Barley y bush, 70aS0 Round Hog o. ID, Gao
Cheese " tb, Sail Straw T. ton, 500 as 90
Chicken y ID, Gao Turkey " H. Is a22
Calf Skins y b l2al2& Veal q b, 7aS
Duck " tb, 0a0 Wool washed Y h. y
Eggs y doz., Is Wool, unwashed#b 20
Fowl y lb, l4ai6 Wood, hard, 4.00a5.0o
Geese " tb, 90 Wood, soft 300 as, 80
RETAIL MARKET
Beef, corned, u ID, 7aS Lime " Dbl, l.o5dl.l0
Butter salt y HoX, 20 DAT Meal y III, 5al0
Corn " bush, a Onions t. b. sac
Cracked Corn " bush, Il OlKerosene w. gal II a is
Corn Meal t. bush, "A Pollock t. ID, 3lsd4
Cheese y h. l2al4 Pork " tb, l0all
Cotton Seed b cwt, l55 Plaster y Dol, LOO
Goldfish, dry, u b, 4a6la Rye Meal v tb, )
Cranberries, at, 0e0 Shorts y cwt, lis
Glover Seed t. ID, i2d22 Sugar " b, 81, as
Flour y Dbl, 6004S00 Salt, L. l., t. bush, 40
III. q. Seed y bu 100 600 S. Potatoes " ID, Gao
Lard D ID. II "a al3 Wheat Meal y ID, 4044s
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july D.. sen. ~. HayfOru, Jones, Boston.
july !. Sch. Decator OaKes, Baker, Boston.
SAILED.
July I. Schs. A. AFFORD, Jones, Bangor; Lii
Ian, Darby. Bangor; Ida {. Bullard, richards,
Windsor, n. s.; Grace E. Stevens, =, Rockland
AMERICAN PORTS.
San Francisco. June 30 Sailed ship Chandos,
Curtis, Departure Bay: June ~ Sailed ship
lvanhOe, Herman, Nanimo.
Jacksonville July LIST. Arrived sch. j. &. Stover,
Arey, Belfast.
Boston, July 4. Arrived ship S. F. Hersey, Mich
New LONDON, July 4. Arrived sch. Penobscot,
Carter, Jacksonville.
Philadelphia, June 80, Cleared sch. S. NJ. Ken
yon, Pendeton, Bangor. July 5. Arrived sch.
Daylight. Hodgdon, Boston; w. II. Boaroman,
Richardson, Sandy Point.
Perth Amboy, July A. Sailed SCH Mark Pendle-
Baltimore, July 5. Arrived sch. Helen q. Nose
ley, Holt, Alexandria.
Brunswick, June Is. Cleared sch. D. ID. Haskell,
New York. July /. Arrived bark Hudson Car
YER, Phila Juy2, Arrived bark J W. Dresser,
Parker, St. Vincent; sch Charlotte T. sibley, Bart
lett Jacksonville; Dora NJ. French, French. Nuevi-
tas; L. H. Livingston, SWEET, Jacksonville. Cleared
ship Success, Hchborn, Bristol; sch. Lackawana,
Closson, Pueita Plata. July 3. Cleared ship Levi
q. Burgess johnson, San Francisco. July 9TH.
Arrived bark Fred W. Carbon, Spalkhaven, Aspin-
wall, and Progrcsso; SCH Harmona. Hart, Bangor;
Tantamount, PendetOn, Bangor.
FOREIGN PoRTs.
Az Cdilao, May 81, snip 1hlneaS fenuleton,
Blanchard, disg.
Barbados, June II. Arrived bark Henry Knight,
Pendleton, Buenos Ayres.
At Honolulu, June Is, bark Abbie Carver, Pen
dlcton, Hong Kong, ready.
At Bahia, June IL, brig j. H. Lane, Shute, for
New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The San Francisco Daily Commercial News of
June 81, reports the following local vessels Olsen
gagged at that port; Ship America, Capt James r.
HERMAN, which arrived there Dec. 3 1882; ship
Frank Pendleton, Nichols, arrived June Is from Up
the coast; ship Ocean King, Small, arrived June l.;
ship st. Mark, Nichols, arrived May Sth. The
following are under charter Ship Chandos for
Departure Bay and return with coal ship Ivanhoe,
Nanaimo and return with coal. The following are
on their way to San Francisco Ship Richard p
Buck, Carver, from New YORK; ship Il. q. Burgess,
same port; ship lroquois, Nickels, from Liverpool.
Sch. Dora Nj French French at New York from
Nuevitas, reports, June 49, in gale off Barnegst,
lost 30 hhds. mOlasses and damaged sails.
Sch. f. III. Smith, of North Haven, Capt Crock
ett put into Port Hawkesbury, c. b., 27th with
loss of mainmast, which was carried away oath
during gale off Cape Canso
Capt Bartlett, of SCH Charlotte T. Sibey, of
Belfast, which arrived at New York, July 2, writes
that June 26 experienced a heavy gale from the
North East, when off Absecom. He was in twelve
fathoms of water when the gale struck her. The
vessel was reefed down, but the leech rope of the
mainsail parted, tearing the sail badly Before that
sail recovered the foresail and jb went bv the
board Storm sails were bent which doubtless
saved the vessel.