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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-28
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Gents over CATERS at Block Bros.
Burt and Miors' shoes Mt Block Bios.
Gold bangle rings, ~ 81, Bocgs.
Rev Sugarhouso melssses VI Lssb J.
troiberg's.
New anchoylos aud sardslles a. Loeb
\ Freiheru'S,
Have your suits made 10 order Al
Douglas Bros.
Dr. j, II. Gibbs, physician aud ssau-
list, Office, COZ Elm street.
A still norther began blowing yoster.
day at noon, and is still with us.
The finest stock OF fancy aud staple
groceries In Texas, Ed 5. Aston.
"Spalding's Glue" mends furniture,
toys, crockery, all ornamental work.
A number OF sportamon spent yestsr.
u@y an tho country cunning for game.
A complete line OF Burt & Msars eele
DRAFTED mems hne shoes on hand s.Leon
Nahu's, GB Elm street.
The handsome fitting garments seen
on nur streets are made ut Douglas Bros.
merchant tailors, 7O3 Main street.
Capt G. A. King, secretary OF ia,
Merchants' exchange, returned yestor,
day from several days business trip t
Little Rock,
Chickons, geese, ducks, turkeys AND
any kind otpoultry, dressed to order, ri
any aud all timosj also gamo of ever,
variety, by II. Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, aud Live Oak market.
Douglas Bros. keep full line of dres
goods for special occasions; also hn,
assortment OF business suitings, over
coatings, etc., which they make to ordo
IN perfectly htliug garments that srs no
sNcclled anywhere.
Rev. q. NJ. Tiunon, OF Fort Worth
preached tie Thanksgiving sermon a
the Cumberland Presbyterian ohurol
yesterday. Mr.. Tinn6n has bee
preaching in That church oyory nivh
this week aud has given great satlsiat
tion To his hearers. lie will continu
TO preach there during this week.
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Enrnh Hrrnhnr.it

Poor Saran Bernhard has broken
down for the time being, and II Is quite
possible that she may find IL difficult to
rally, for she has Tor the last three years
lived a life OF more intense activity than
any othor actress Of her day. Tho mo, .
lal and physical strain to which she mad
been subject, because OF tho Unoriuuu
responsibilities which she has assumst
mas boon enough to break down the
strongest man, and II she were not eS.
cepuupally gifted with an elastic tenn
permanent which Is the marvel Of oil
who knew her, she would have dissy-
peared from the scene long ago. Her
falling hoslth has bGen noticed o.
some time past, but it eliminated
IN worry severe attack Of
irVer on her return from recent
excursion in the provinces; and sha WAS
unable 90 attend the reading OF Slr
dou's drama OF Theodore, which Is to
100 produced az the Porte ST. Martin ia
a month or two aud in which Sarah was
% create ;he title role. There are no
lass than iorty-iyo characters in this
now play OF Sardou's, and the caste rs
expected 10 be magnificent one, COM
prisiug 'he principal les INK actors aud
actresses, who have been Seducud away
from tho other large theatres for Is
1epaoi,n. The phyaicians have seut
sarah Bernhurdt away Ia Ste. Adrys,e,
where she has pretty villa by tue sea.
side and whore the fresh air from the
sea may assist her recovery Paris Coz
bua.Ou journal.
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tunate, even for the mental tranouilit,,
of the much tornenIed colorsd nenn ,IS
themselves, that the time has como
when they will have a Recommendation of
the ialsity of this almos iiendish nieca
Oh Republican policy, and when. in ths
greater tranquility and prosperity az
tns south, they will find that Dame,
New York Herald. 1"i''-'
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NToN, Nv. 27.-lSpeciai. Attach.
3 were ran yesterday and to-day
1edry goods stock Of b. II. Daven.
The attaching creditors, with the
nn' Of neic claims, are as follows,
Il GerfcH, $500; First National
Il $500; III. NJ, Spaulding, $2O9l,
lger ~ Bro, OF New York, SSU7 80
knua Poe, Sl,42S 50; II. Akeman, oI
n u.'s, $3.50; q. f. Anderson, 81, 02g
tNi.ey S3,007.50; II. y. Simon &
u of New York, S2,l05.2O; Leon 4
Blum, $73AS0 The assets will
b. u between $4,000 and $4,000.
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MARKETS nY TsLEaRAPn.

CniOAGo.
CWtcAoo, Nov, G-fhs arorsrs journal
reports
Hogs Receipts, 1900; fairly active; 5elOe
lower al 0UitO.
Ctttl,-Rece'pts, 700; slow; prime exports
unchanged, with sales a. high uS ESQ; other
Wndes about - to2lc lower thhn rucsdny;
Inferior To- tencN shipping, UhtG.a; mA,nl,
bshh butchers stack, 2N 9n for com
m n To GOOD cows; lcNss cattle puet; 900 -
40 for bulls, and 3l0a27O Tor steers; slocli-
ere ami feeder, quiet ate S1riil.
Sheep Receipts, 3Jnu; lOtAlc lower In.
f'rlur 10 choice natives, lGldL7o.
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A Can9dian.Japan Trad. Mo-

TRENTON, ONT., Nov. 7.-The Globes
cable special says it il understood that
stephens, president Of the Canadian
racine company, as a result OF his
present visit to London, has
sscertsined the possibility Of
establishing line Of ste.merq
10 run from British Columbia
!" Japan. This can be- done either hy
arrangements with existing lines or b.
9IulluIng special steamers for the Cana
dian Pacific railway COMPANY
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WINNArL Nov. 27.-The exposition
customers hsveordered an assess
~ % per cent. on the notes of the
ators to make up the deficiency
y ny the expenses of this wears
hi.ion exceeding the receipts by
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Mr. Blaine htviu, failed to win tho
lnurels 90 a Hayes, bv stealing the pre- l.
dpnCy, seems now utsirous OF sharing
the fame of Ti'den, MS man who did
not want the presidency. The difference
b 'tw en- the two in this respect, how
ever *, that Pildpu has a way uf cpciiu.
ing b fore the month"; ltiln, while Blaine
waits till after Inc election. when some
five nr six hundred million voters have
tld him hat they Won't have him Tor
president Cuu ..r-l urul.
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nlsni,rrl, Nntinnn

BERLIN, Nov. 2I.--Bismarck has been
officially notified of the proposition Of
England fora settlement of the Epvptiar
debt, and that they have been also ro.
ierred To the other financial colleaguas ~,
conference therenpon,
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Last night about $3.50 three me,
In hack No. 2, driven by Fletcher
pulled out their pistols and fred wolfe,
Of four or five rhots out OF the carriage
door rs they passed in front OF M
Grand Windsor hotel. The firing caused
quite crowd To assemble ~ it was first
thought q serious shooting AFFAIR md
occurred. Immediately after tho flriny
Tho driver nut the whip 10 his horses and
was soon out of signt.
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Blaine would OBJ 81 ire Ga, assassin's
hand, trauks 20 ntutiuus iu this
country. anu ampHA them ure many VIII
viii ut made nN Sucu talk gs BlAiue's tO
think that they would be- doing a
paF'ailc act 10y assassinating Demo-
,r.li. president.
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Failure ~ Louisyins.

Nov. U.-David Stein
dry 'oods, assigned to-day. Liza
O., $4,000; assets unknown. Dull
oftrado Is the cause Of the assign
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LoNnoN,Nov. 1.-THE British ,teamer
Cydonia, IRON New Orleans October
81, Tor Bremen, was signalled of
fFowio Point yesterday. Her cargo has
been on fire four DAYS.
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DC Mexican Commission ArrI,es,

'Ew Oai Fans, Nov. 27.-The Mexican
'miasion TO the worlds exposition,
ompaniad by the Eighth Mexican
airy bend, arrived to-day. A dele
Bof tnS exposition met them at the
10Y ana a salute was fired by the
|shingtOn Artillery,
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Tho Latlts' Auxiliary society will
snip their furniture gpf other exhibits
to the New Orleans exposition within
the next tow days.
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5 Now \. xns IsaIlrond.

AHVlLLE Nov, 27.-Articles of
lelneut Of consolidation between the
No, Clarksvillc & Evansville rail
d company, and the Indiana, Ak
Az Texas railroad company were
Ihr registration in the secretary OF
b Office. The now company is 10
knoHn as the Indiana, Alabama 4
a. railroad company.
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park DrAlnr. Asslrn-

scINvATI Nov T-Charles Stewart
b, pork packers, have assigned 10
"a 5 t'rSy. Assets, $4,000; liablli.
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NnLlIinC iInnsunl.

LoNuoN, Nov. H.--Gladstone, the
Marquis Of Salisbury and others. held a
.urther conference today upon parlia-
moutary questions.
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iduna onrg pefiUme, Edrnia.
ANnVrorr's Periunie. NRrechAl Mel Rns
huAle1rgs te-iGut. Ai..llt. v.o,eu
LrndhnfK'e Perfume, LIS 81 ia, taAey.
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lteI.

White-Charles S., at his residence
corner Of Ross avenue aud Leonard
street, n | u'ciurk this morning, OF
typhoid m illriai 'cvr
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- a n Z R THAN VER VI

another oaoad
Sh LOW PRICES Can and
the best Material
some Fire and BuElsrOof m Elm
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
srisd Advertised AZ Ass.luiSly pure
CSNn'AIry ALHndcorgrA
THE 1887

rlaes sAS bop stvn an lei stove unNi hsa.,a en-,
remoye ths cpIsr Ans sul- oheaist win rst e. N
Ashss " dstsst ia pFssssea ei AsassatN ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
Virginia democrats.

Alexandria, Va, March 20. AT a
meeting OF the Democratic state CEN
.rai committee to-day II was resolved
20 aail convention at Richmond on
~, IN oil May. The following resolu-
lions were adopted:
resolved, that the Democratic state
COMMITTEE has observed with grave
ypncefn the division threatening
e onu Democratic party Of the
.u'.iy upon the tarili,
a anu ieei at liberty TO express their
uphion individually that the asiia-
uon OF this question at this period Is
a ~, ~, and should be discouraged, and
a a., democrats should subordinate all
In concentration upon the
ome great issue Of reform In the gov
= and its restoration to purity
ana true constitutional principles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21

stances, aud from prccedents estab-
lished In former swindlipg cases in
which certain railroad was Interested,
that the railroad authorities desire
more TO use the state ~ a collection
agency to get back what money the
company has been swipdled out Of,
than IL does TO aid the state In bring
ing criminals TO Justice. The
idea appears TO bc gaining
ground here that ms soon
as the railroad company IL made whole,
financially, 1t will quietly desert the
state and let IL convict or acluit the
criminals, rs IL may be able TO do, ex-
cept In Enstons case. He IL In any
event TO he made an example Of and u
warning 10 other trusted employees by
being prosecuted by both the company
and state powers TO the fullest extent
of the law. Whether the suspicious in
regard to the railroad company
Is well founded or not
IL Is certain that County
Attorney Clint feels IL his
duty, and has confidence Ia his ability |
To convict all connected with the |
frauds, except the man he has allowed |
to turn states evidence. And IL the |
company does desert him, IL Is
certain there will be music In the air
aud revelations given through the
press that will open the eyes OF the
public. ~ Is not known
whether the letters of Cam
mack are az being published in the
order in which they were written or
certain of the most damaging
ones nre being furnished and Others
withheld. The letters are In posses
sion of II custodian who refuses to give
put more than one at time, or
course, Easton's letters In reply to
cannot accompany those
leing published us the same custodian
Ia not possessed of them. The letters
IRE creating quite sensation here,
md the times IL commended ON It's en-.
crprise IN getting n "cornet" on
hon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21

array against the stock interests If
most not be forgotten that these vel
cover hut one-fourth Of the state, md
as almost every section gives preat
promise IrGl,1 Of agricultural development.
LINN w.. ik what vast prospects are In store
lor the stock industry. These figures
are taken from the last report az tho
com,ptroller, and they are The ground.
WORK Tor three propositions:
rirst'-Ihat The farming and stock
Raising are twin industries; the nro.
g ,,rts,. OF one must he followed by The
progress of The other. y 'ne
,n.ygiohu',Ihat no one would be so
H,iIally and dlsastrously affected bv ~ ~
nero law ms the poor man. ~ -"
In Texas Nv o'"' heii
Challenge these, you who can. but
ser,,nI 9 w. ng9Ies count, and mere AS
winds. Pay sNo'i 20 the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
SAN ANTONIO.
Wildly Insane Oyer the Loss OF Wife
and Cbild-Breylties
Special 20 the Gazette.

SPeolal To the Gazette.
San Antonio, March 20.-James
stewart jumped Off train on the
southern Pacific railway recently near
Dryden. station, leaving his overcoat
ana Valise on the train, and ran north
ward. The train went on, and rs far
rs the passengers could see he was run
nlng. His relatives and the soldiers
stationed near by at Meyers springs
heve been searching for him ever since
without result. Stewart lived at Loyal
valley, Mason county, aud was quite
prominent ranchman. He Is sup
posed to have gone crazy on recount of
me loss of his wife and child at Muir
p,yVilie. He was u good and respect
ca man, but took his family Losses
very hard.
me ilaio case Is not yet concluded.
Joe roster had serious bleeding last
hignt' and Is now In very feeble con-
nltlon. He IL the man who killed Ben
thompson, and whose left leg was shot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
L0NGvIEW.
Enjolning the Building Of Bridges Ac.
cident TO a Train.

apecial 10 tho daze,te.
Longview, March ~. The village OF
kilgorc, on the south side OF tho Sa.
blue, sent one Of her merchants here
to-day to get out papers enloinlng the
county from building free bridges over
the Sabine, forgetting that the thou.
sands of acres OF wild land near her
would he improved and herself thereby
enriched and her size doubled. The
bridges viii he bulltnevertheless.
Owing TO recent heavy rains, ms
train No. 2, on the Narrow Gauge ap.
preached AT good speed the still house
bridge, the track spread, the
end of the omhankment
slid out and that end OF the bridge
creened over. The fireman Jumped
Engineer Finn reversed aud Jumped
and ~ the engine was running back.
ward the tender disappeared into the
rhasnl. The engine took an opposite
direction. Not u soul was hurt and
the tender was res.rrected unhurt.
A project IL ON foot 10 supply the
town with pure spring water.
.-----%s - s-------
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
MARSHALL.
The Telephone Exchange Jadge Sabm
Minor Mention.

special 10 tho Gazette.
Marshall March 2O.-The telephone
exchange has sevcnty-slN subscribers.
The appointment of Ssbin to succeed
Morrill, rs United States district judge
in this district meets general approba-
ton.
The Episcopal church is without n
minister.
Brother bones, assisted 10y other
Protestant members, IL making il
lively for the sinners at his Methodist
church.
Many old trucks have been picked
up and brought in for repairs aud still
the work goes ON.
The weather Is very favorable for the
farming interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21

ontof 8,05i.4Ss cattle in tho state
exceeding % Is per cent. arc m ~
agricultural districts. COMPRISING ~" :
slight excess of one.fourth Of lho IS, "
showing that they are dislrihn,ad
much thicker IN counties devoted To-
agricultural pursuits than In those i w
voted 10 cattle alone. or O5i no
horses and mules, over one.hai,
are owned by farmors NJ
proportion Is not quito 40 great in o,har
stock-sheep, goats, hogs, lacks nna
lenns's--but this i due to the Ia u raa
a arn ias o. sheep IN the state which
ein section. The principal port,", e' "
the hogs are In the farming d, ,',n "
In grand total of 1901 SIP i've s,acs.
~ the state, / find s.pck
= ,oeo, or about one,hlrd, are o mat
S ~ ny the very farmers Whom ow NJ,
iet'si ~ eloluently endeayorad M,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
Cincinnati RepubIicons.

Lincinnati, o., March 2O.-iphe pa
publican n city convention 10. day had !
ana ~, EwVVFa I for temporary Chairman
m"n W. ~; Tan for permanent chair.
horb for board Of I nniiiyy
works; Fred, w. Moore for the "p s,,'
pssiior court George Richards clnr ~
~ tro .he police court, aud Herry Incl" .n
R5 elp",, i1r director Of the city inrirmerv
the i nanson We're adopted charging
conventions of th. s nnu
o m ,rrs virtually selling oi,Ires
w Ja trust and honor to the Liehes, ' hIs
ton e o Of ,h N favor Of the rest ora
Of iettin ,u1 ,h Ssf n on wool, aud In favor
IL. a re snH apo.t law semain as il
= 'ineiilI,aing Gen, Logan for introan com,
I",' i, In the late rebellion and a"i
'"s i'S passage by congress. "'"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
BASTROP.
Capture OF steve Smelling, Lifetime
Convict Horses Drowned.

Special to the Gazette.
Basirop, March 2o.--Steye Smelling,
alias Henry Smith, was captured IN
this county about fourteen miles from
here to-day by Sheriff w. Il. jenkins
and Deputy John Taylor. Smelling
was tried, convicted aud sentenced TO
life Imprisonment for the murderer n
deputy sheriff In Van Handt county.
He appealed his ease, but while pend,
ing he escaped from jail and has ever
since been on the dodge. He now
langnlshes In Jail here.
Mr.. William Thompson, brother of
The late hen Thompson, has heen Wis.
ting relatives here for the past week.
Ito lett for San Antonio this morn
ing.
Mr.. Miles A. Famen, living here,
had tho misfortune 10 have two ilne
horses drowned yesterday In Piney
creek, which was swollen from recent
rains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
MILIiCAN.
4 Negro Drowned. The Fact Asceriaincd
by u Jury.

Special TO the Gazette.
Nillcan, March 90. Yesterday Ed
mond Robertson, n negro living on w.
l.. Streets plantation, was drowned
while trying TO cross swollen stream.
A jury Of inquest was summoned, aud
rendered n verdict In accordance with
the nhOVp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
GATES WILLIE.
The New Syllool-IIs AuSplclOus Open
lug and Future Prospects.

Special To tho GnZctte.
Gutcsville, March 20.--prof. Crow
opened his school this morning with
one hundred and five pupils. The
opening IL very gratifying Ia ou pco-
ple. The building IL situated on n
nigh point, overlooking the river, the
town and the surrounding country
IL Ia an elegant structure, and u credit
TO the energy and enterprise of Prof
Crow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21
I'll RISl
Through to the CilIs.p
lug for Rssul,i,1a

s,oc,al 10 the calsi'.. Il
spS &c, pa &c March NJ
FL ", : a General nIsr.s
i Inm l.. gen railway. =
Central l da,nl'fs n
through ,l , s,'rVl here IN
ne Ne, mas ~. ceS aIIelisuik
WIN ~ ~, .orar,l loihf
denI', a ~ sr,aIailys = 7
niiu u',,' irbe nd Z
the road ,,,,,a nv ILL.,
I'll, ~ the City d
will be ny ~
and freight IS sen'S
early 10 April a,,IlIf
from Boston s' w..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21

s,a nj. Dana OF the New York Sun win
ins, ior the City Of Mexico on the ISL S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-21

II to be tied up In u stall, fed on corn
at dollar q bushel and watered with
a IN bucket. Even the pet bllly.goai
VIII be left 10 butt ont his brains
against q solitary tree. Nature will
b,e lfec, but life, animation, breath.
AZ wasted behind the bars
OF an lmpregnable wire fence
or ~ Tie end of q log chain, This
Is what herd law means
stripped OF oil this twaddle about ihe
ehldren's grass, For every COW n
man must own ten aeres OF grazing
isnus while millions OF acres Win hss
ielt TO tho cbeeiless habitation az mi.
uesnakes and jack.rabbits until The
settler aud the hoe complete their con.
test. What have tho poorer classos
the tenants and the immigrants strng.
Cling, for foot-hold, got TO say 10 thisg
Are they going to butcher "Old nrm.
dle,' swap I their blrthrIght for
meas OF pottage, and
SWEAR THEMSELVES INTO PERPETUAL
POVERTY
Just for the sake Of a few graspinr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-20
MEMORANDA.

Tybee. Jan 10. 6 p m-Paseed up, steamship
Johns Hopkins, bark Virgen de Monserrat
(Sp).
Savannah, ships McDougall (Br), Ruby tBr),
bark NJ Smith Petersen (NOr), brig Bella Dol
ores (Sp), schrs John } Ward, Five Brothers,
Elizabeth NJ Cook. Yarnall
Arrived at anchor. schr II c Winship.
Waiting, ship EenOwn Ger, brig THETA
Nor.
Wind NV, light; fair.
Barcelona, Dec 30-Saied, steamship Ana
de Sala, Lezam0. Savannah via Havana.
Brest. Dec 30-Sailtd, SecondO Ire Fanculli,
Schiapepapietre, Pensacola.
Arzic, Jan 2-Of, Reue de Anjou, LeBresque,
Pensacola for st Nazaire.
Arendal, Jan8-Sailed, bark Veronica (Nor),
for Pensacola.
Dover, Jan l5-Of, bark Jupiter Ger, Wit
itch, Pensacola To- DOrdrecht.
Havre. Jan l5-Sailed, bark AvOnport (Br),
Smith. Tybee.
New York. Jan l5-Cleared. echr Isabel Al
berto, Bishop, Key West and Cedar Keys.
Sailed, schr Minnie A Bonsall, BOnsall,
jacksonville.
Wilmington. \ c. Jan 15-Cleared, pilot
boat Swift, Folanly. MaypOrt, Fla, having
been sold TO parties there.
Newcastle, Del. Jan l6-Passed up, schr Geo
W Churchman, Rsley, from Fernandina.
Passed down, schr Andrew Nebingcr, for
Jacksonville.
Portland, Jan l6-Cleared, schr Fannie
Whimorc, Whitmore, Rockport, to load for
Pensacola.
Liverpool, Jan l7-Arrived. steamship Har-
rOwgate tBrl, Fowler. Savannah.
Sailed, bark Telefon (Nor), Thomson, Pen
sac0la.
Boston, Jan I7-Cleared. sehrs Ida l., RAY.
Savannah; Howard w Middleton, Humphrey,
Savannah.
Fernsndina, Jan lS-Arrived, steamship City
Of San Antonio. Wilder. New York; brig Salve
Virgin Maria (Spj, LlOrca, Cuba.
Cleared. steamship City Of San Antonio,
Wilder, New York.
Darien, Jan Is-Arrived, bark Herlof Her
lofsen tNOr), Kruger, Savannah.
Cleared 10Th, barks VIM Wright (Brl, Coford,
st Nszaire; 18th, Der Wanderer Ger. KrOhn,
Cardiff; 18th, Wimburn (NOrJ, JOhnnessan,
GlassOn Dock: Iris (Sw). GronWall, Newry; ;
schr Paul Keller. New York.
New York, Jan l9-Arrived ont, str Repub-
lie, sip Chippewa, barks Brlgitte, Havdyst,
Brlerly Hall