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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

DEDICATION SERVICES. The dedi-
cation services Of ST Johns Lutheran
Church took place 10 the new building,
on last Sunday III the presence Of a large
concourse OF people, every available
space being occupied.
The dedication ceremony led by the
Pastor, was participated In by Revs. DR.,
Conrad, DR.. Fink, " Miller, r.. Il. Nc
Daniel. Prof. j H. Turner, d. M. Mo-
ser, and DIR. VIM. Gerhardt. Rev. +.
W. Conrad, ID. d.. delivered the dis.
course of the occasion, after which, in
response to call, offerings were made
aggregating $4,000.
The report Of the building committee
showed the entire cost of building and
furniture to be $1l 500. The amount
asked for on dedication day was ST 800
The congregation ran the amount up to
81, 200. This leaves just $4,000 to be
paid, which set apart to be gradually
extinguished by the working Of sink
ing fund arrangement already in opera
ton.
This whole movement has been emf
nently successful and the edifice erected
is most creditable to the congregation
aud an ornament to the town. The in
terror is beautifully finished and admir-
ably arranged, being furnished with
folding seats instead of the old fashion,
ed pews.
In the afternoon there was large
Sunday School gathering and crowded
church, addressed by Revs. r. e. Nc
Daniel DIR. Fink and DIR. Conrad.
Twelve children were baptized. At 8
P. NJ. sermon by Rev. r. A. Fink, ID.
D. Five persons were confirmed.
A new pipe organ was introduced in.
to the church, and the music was of a
very superior order. The services con
tinued during the week. DIR. Conrad
on Monday evening, delivered very
learned sermon upon the theme, "Wo-
man as a co-laborer with the ministry
in the work of the gospel Tuesday
evening, sermon by DIR. Bergstresser,
of Waynesboro, Pa. Wednesday, Rev.
r. e. Mcdaniel, Vandalia, ILL.,; Friday,
Rev. DIR. Gilbert, of Winchester, Va,
will preach on Saturday, at $50 P. NJ,
Preparatory services, and on Sunday at
1890 A. NJ, the Holy Communion, Rev.
Klinefelter, of New Castle, Pa, assist
ing. The weather has been propitious
and large audiences have assembled at
the several services. Statesman
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CORN HARvEsTER.-Mr. G.. w.
Kiracofe, of Leetown, has perfected a
machine to cut or harvest standing
corn. Several exhibitions of it at work
have been made in Jefferson county
with perfect satisfaction. The patent
has been applied for. 1t will cut about
fifteen acres day. Mr.. John Fitz has
made contract to build as many as
possible for use with the present corn
crop.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

THE telescope for the New Grammar
School Building has arrived, and may
be seen at Mr.. w. L. Jones' Jewelry
Store. 1t is fine instrument and will
always be memento of the hard work
of the scholars to secure it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

D. s. NOBLE, of this place, is agent
for the celebrated clothing house Of
Wanamaker & Brown, of Philadelphia.
This firm made the uniform worn by
Gen. Grant. in his trip around the
world, which was the last uniform made
to order for him.
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Mr.. j. Braffman. is in the city laying
in his fall styles.
Miss Alice Foster, of Cornwall, Pa,
is visiting relatives in this place
Mr.. John Mckee is home on short
visit.
Miss Lnlie Wilen is visiting in Will
Transport, Pa.
r.. Rosenbush, will leave for the east
to-day to lay in his fall goods.
Miss Zimmerman, of Washington is
visiting Mrs. Thomas Turner.
Miss Mary Lizzie Lambert has re-
turned from visit to Frederick.
Miss Bette Martin spent several
days in Harper's Ferry last week.
Miss Mamie Hunter was visiting the
family of Capt. Colston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Geyer. of Wash
ington, were in town this week.
Ashby Cunningham, Of Cumberland,
was in town on last Wednesday.
Miss Lulie Schoppert and sister are
visiting at Mr.. William Cantner's.
Mrs. j. w. Pitzer, Mrs. III. e. Pitch
er, and daughter, Viola, are visiting
friends in Winchester.
Miss Lizzie McQuilken has returned
home from visiting relatives near Shep-
herdstown.
Maj. j. H. Bristor and wife have
been spending few days at Mountain
Lake Park
Mr. Will Webster, Of Berkeley
Springs, called in to see us on last Sat-
urday.
Miss Helen Gruber. of Hagerstown, is
spending few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Andrew Bowman, OF this city.
Mr.. Will Snyder, of Baltimore, &C
companied by his young wife and spright
ly boy, has been visiting in this place,
Hagerstown and Chambersburg.
Mrs. Ollie Faulkner, of Winchester,
who has been visiting her mother here,
returned home this week, accompani ed
by her little son Phil.
Mrs. Fox, of Cornwall. Pa, is visit
ing her father, Prof. VIM. Gerhardt.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Ida.
Miss Alice v. and Eta w. III. Sny-
der, of this city, will take their depart
ure for their home in Wytheville, Va,
next week.
Miss Hattie Naylor, Miss Kate Hanna
of Hedgesville. and Miss Small, of coun-
ty, spent several days with Miss Rosie
Cline, this week.
Misses Sallie Mundey, and Emma
Gruber, two of Hagerstown's fair
daughters. are visiting the Misses Hig-
gins, of this place
Mr.. D. M Lambert, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Lulie, Of Frederick,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. G. d. Lam
bert.
Mr.. Sam Aler, of this place, left last
week for Jacksonville, Florida, where
he will spend some time, and on his re-
turn trip will visit all places of inter-
est on his route.
Mr.. George W. Humphrey, Master
Machinist Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, at Washington, d. c., and
his bride (nee Miss Bette Long, spent a
few days in our city last week, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Slain.
We were pleased to meet him, and
found him a jolly, friendly gentleman.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

A LITTLE son of Mr.. John Pearl, the
miller at the Falling Waters Mill, fell
one day this week and broke his collar
bone. Dr. F. M. Davis was called in
and performed the necessary surgical
operation.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

THE assessed valuation Of the real
and personal property of Martinsburg
is 81 $3.50, 94s. There are 1877 dogs listed.
Capitations, 1874 whites 112 colored.
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Miss ELLA M. PINE has been APP
pointed Post MISTRESS at Darkesville,
and L. A. Lockhart at Bunker Hill.
Good appointments, both.
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Mr.. j. w. SNYDER, of Blandford,
Fowler & Co., Baltimore, Md, was
here this week delivering to Luther
Miller five cars of choice Western Tim
othy hay. Persons running short of
hay know where to get it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

JUDGE M. S. GRANTHAM had q val
liable horse stolen from his premises at
Shanghai. No clue to the thief has
been discovered.
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DO you wish beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. Itcleans
and purifies the blood, and thereby re-
moves blotches and pimples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear, and
giving it bright and healthy appear
ance,
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THE rILLAIN STILL PURSUED
HER.
ny AnE rRANK.

BY ABE FRANK.
A horrible story I'm going to tell
1t all about a Martinshurg belle.
There was a short. stout, thick-set man,
Who carried Il seyen-shooter;
Wherever she Went, she was not content
For the villain still pursued hcr.
She washed her face and wiped her nose,
Then dressed herself up in her sunday
clothes.
As stiif rs starch was The dress she wore !;
She Was an ironer, washer and fluter
On her head was wreath. she wore false
teeth
But the Villain still pursued her.
The merry birds were singing In the trees;
The al N sof6 with 4 clammy breeze.
NJ the hour az f2cn moonlight night
She went TO see her sutton,
She slipped on pie, run the crust III her
eve
But the villain still pursued her.
One day she walked into grocery store,
Her eve was bruised aud her dress was
tore.
She tried to conceal f0rty-pound ham
When the grocery clerk did shoot her.
She fell on her knees with mouthfnl OF
choose
But the Villain still pursued her
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Night, your fiend:
Daylight, your friend.

d. Myers. the proprietor of the DAY
LIGHT CLOTHING HOUSE, is a friend of
the working man; and to him he offers
special bargain in working suits,
pants, etc, etc., etc.. ETC.,
~ Call by day, or call at night,
s Myers is sure to treat you right.
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UNDER THE WILLOWS.

BY Tuscarora's shore, meath the willows
hidden
There lies aQ old canoe. ass Bw&af4rE
1t is full of holes ana the time is long past
When it was shining and new;
1t has no sails, for It's only
Our 'sdevil's' old, cast-of shoe.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

Mr.. GEO. WHITsON had almost his
entire lot of tools stolen on last Friday
night. Mr.. John Teter also had his
tools stolen on the same night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

THERE will be "Grand Farmers
Picnic'' held in Emmerson's woods,
near Falling Waters, to-day.
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ENTERTAINMENT at Central Rink
on the 2Sth, for the benefit of the Epis-
copal Church. Attend, and thus help
a worthy cause.
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Ayers Pills cure headache by re-
moving distractions. from the system,
relieving the stomach, and giving heal
thy action to the digestive apparatus.
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CHORUS of 100 voices, instrumental
music, recitations and a pleasant socia-
BILE at Central Rink on the 2Sth.
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The market is becoming better at
tended. On Thursday every wagon
stall was occupied.
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THE Presbyterian Sunday Schools OF
this place and Charlestown will picnic
at Island Park on next Wednesday.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

The Baptist picnic at Island Park on
Wednesday was well attended and ex-
ceedingly enjoyable.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

CAPT. WEDDEL was appointed chief
marshall, and A. j. Criswen, Jr, assis-
tant mashall, in the Parade of Lincoln
Post and the Camden Light Artillery,
FRIDAY evening.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

Cleanse the blood with Ayers Sarsa-
parills, and realize how far down in the
scale of health you have been living.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

THE Winchester Presbytery meets at
Gerardstown on Wednesday, September
18th.
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Do You Know

That we cannot "do you know" this
week, but look out for the ssdo you
knows" next week
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

WE invite our friends to call in and
see how our new engine works. 1t is a
beauty.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

The Zoo-zoos whould do we'll by tax
ing j. n. T. with them to shoot for the
medals.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

A SPICY communication OH the Free
Library question will appear next week.
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EVERYTHING is growing-our circu-
lation with the rest.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

WE appreciate the articles which have
thus far appeared in the Martinsburg
INDEPENDENT, entitled, "a Plain
Talk. ~ Williansport Transcript.
Thank you, Brother Harry
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

.Grant's Memorial: what shall II be ~
Is discussed In the September number Of
the NORTH Imerscon Reriew, by Launt
Thompson, Karl Gefharat, o. L.. Warner,
and Wilson Mcdonald. souiptors; w. III.
Beard, painter; Calvert vaux and Henry
Van Brunt, architects; and Clarence Cook,
art critic. This symposium Is sure TO at
tract wide attention a. this time, when the
desire is so general to erect monument
TO Grant tnat shall be worthy Of the mas
ter hand Of American art. Many other in
teresting topics Will be discussed by able
writer's. This number Is indeed an adj
vancenlent on all previous ones.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
IL. M. Conner

- = eft<r&ft<
No. "a Y IS. N Queen Street, has just
receiv ca an invoice Of fne Imported Bot
tied goods, for medical uxa only. The
following il the line of goods
Fine Imported French Brandy
Peach
Domestic Y
Imported Sherry Wines
: : Port
Cherry
Jamaica Rum
London Dock CHS.
Domestic Peach and Honey
Fine Pure Rye Whisky Iii bottles, dis
titled 1860.
National Pure Ryo Whisky iii bottles.
distilled 1870.
The above goods are strictly pare anA
guaranteed. Call, examineand he e9n
WINGED. Very Resneesfully,
tt II M. COOPER.
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DON'T forget the entertainment at
the Central Rink on the 28th.
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FOR bargains 20 10 IS DAY STORE.
Executors Notice

TINE UNDERSIGNED having qualified ~
a. Executor Q the estate { DF Z. !. Har.
ley dec aaed, al persons knowing tAemsel-
YES indebted to his estate are requested to
make prompt pa. ment, ANA all persons hagr
present the same with proper vouchers for
settlement. IS, S. SPECK.
alb Executor Of + r. Harley ,deceassd.
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MORE good rains and jolly faced far
mers.
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GRANT PITzER. .,-.....LocaI Editor

PATRoNIzE home merchants.
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QUIZ
POSITION.


We tclaim to have the Fashionable
Stock Of Clothing in Martinsburg, and
those not familiar with our acknowi-
edged Handsome and Elegantly made
Garments, are requested TO CALL
AND EXAMINE them. While we
feel proud Of our position in this re-
spect. WE PROPOSE to sell our pro-
auctions at less prices than others. We
are in position to do this, because we
manufacture them. THREE-F0URTHs
of Onr
NEW SPRING STOCK
would easily pass for custom work. 1t
is our constant aim to keep off the beat
en- tracks. We cater to particular peo-
pie the more particular they are the
more certain we feel our ability To serve
them. 1t il the rare and elegant things
we like to bring to our customers. Just
tho time to call now.
Bait Clothing House.
a41y T. KRAFT, Salesman
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"A Nice Summer ITnt.

TO the young men especially. Taylor's
Mackinaw are universally conceded to b.
the best in the United States. You can
find d full line Of them this year 1T GET
FINGER 81 HOKES, and at just aboua
the price of the ordinary goods. Alsot
complete stock of all othersummer hats
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piEp.

DS- HAY rates--ave cents per Hne-for Obituary No
fices beyond the usual announcement.
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~ Tons OF Hay for sale.
~ LUTHER MILLER. a22
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HOW is 1t that Braffman can always
sell fine Corkscrew suits at less figures
than anyone else can Why. because be
makes his own clothing and sells them at
manufacturers prices.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-08-22

YOUTHS Cashmere and Corkscruw
suits IN All shades, styles and prices We
have made this department speciality and
feel confident Of our ability % suit yous
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING HOUSE
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WE DEFY competition III mems fire dress
and business suits in sacks and frocks. In
this department we claim to be the Acme
of Foshion. DAYLIGHT CLOTHING
HOUSE. a22
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HANnsoMEST line ofJerseys m town
ut Is DAY. STORE, Everett House Ger.
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ALL $1,00. all roc, all b0c Straw Hats
fer Is cts. at 15 DAY STORE. ,Iuly rs
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WE have only got II pair pants left OF
that fine silk mixed goods that we sold at
$3.50 per pair, and now we have reduced
them to $l.76. That is certainly big
bargain. BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
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BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE fsells
the well-known and famous Diamond
Shirt, and also tho finest line Diminishing
goods that can be had.
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BRAIDED Jerseys only rs cts. at
Is DAY STOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
JERSEY CITY.

Thieves during Wednesday night effected an entrance
TO the Tabernacle Henderson aud York sts aud robbed
the poor boxes Of $40.
Congressman McAdoo told n committee OF Democrats
Wednesday night that he doing all he could 10 se
places for his constituents an promised provide
places for number OF men when the Collector Of
Customs IL appointed.
small package. done up In brown paper was found I'm
the hallway Of No. 40 Ncwarkaye. yesterday afternoon
The package was labelled, Pati lex Joyce Chnmberss
New York" and IN corner written the word Dyn.
anitc" The package was taken 10 Police Headquarters
ana was opened by Chief Murphy ltcontaned number
OF empty Ink bottles.
George Smith, of No 237 Ninth-st, New-York n
driver In the employ OF the National Express Com.
pany, backed his truck up against Pennsylvania Rail-
road freight car In the depot, yesterday morning. and
began to load IL with baggage. Tue train started sud
denly. and the horses attached To the wagon became
frightened and away Smith. who tried 10 hold the
horses thrown against the freight train and serons
y inurscd The horses dashed the railroad track
knocking down two men, one Of whom Charles Carey of
No % Lakes was 30 badly injured that he was Sc TO
the Charity Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
NEWS FROM the SUBURBS.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A YOUNG BOY.


A black cloth on which was sewn large
white draped the mirror Ia tic cottage OF Patrick
Cooley IN Myrtle.ave In the pretty village OF Flushing
last night Beneath the covered mirror lay the body Of
an Ell boy Who but few hours before.
IN the best OF spirits In the room lat his hca-hrOken
mother surrounded by ncghbOrs. who Were trying To
console her. ITO think" said she. that my
boy James should have taking supper with us only
short time ago aud be lying cold and dead before
Us" After supper last night the hoy left the house. and
with some OF MS youthful companions among them his
started the street toward the creek.
which empties iutO Flushing Bay At the end OF this
on the OF the creek the extensive buildings
aud grounds OF the lIarway Dye Wool Works. Around
grounds r. fence about seven feet high set with
strong cedar posts. Young Cooley and his companions
for sometime. Cooley more ambitious than the
rest, succeeded In getting Of the posts.
He stood upon the narrow post, and
when he shented umphany 10 his companions
witness his elevated position. Satisfied with his
feat. he stopped down TO take hold Of the post aud
thus gradually himself 10 the grOuLd. but In doing
this he lost his balance AMI fell backward. lie struck
on his head and back and lay m0tonlcss. His com
panlOns FASTENED toward him, whio one OF them
To inform the boys mother. She soon came aud took
her boy In her arms. when she his head fall
heavily her she realized at the
serious nature OF the accident Neighbors
helped her carry the boy 10 his
home where they abored for than hour In try
ing restore him % consciousness, while
was sent for a phy sician DR. Hicks that II was
hopeless to think OF saving the boy he suffering
Of the brain and the rupture OF blood
vessel the boy died In "a few Minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19
BROOKLYN.

Surveys begun for the work OF construction OF the
BROOKLYN and Long Island Cable Railroad.
The dead body infant OF three months. weighted
of compasses and piece OF lead, was found
in the Atlantic Basin YESTERDAY
Fire Commission Poilon ia about to advertise for
proposals for nre-boat upon the water front.
Two new engine companies ana new nook ana lhduci
company have just been organized.
judge Pratt yesterday dissolved the injunction secured
by william Lockwood and others TO restrain the Paper
stock Dlsnfectng Company from disinfecting cargo
OF rags on board the Vigilant He held that the
proper remedy lay In q suit for damages.
The Citizens League has sent City Works Commission
or Feenan and the Board Of Estimate letter setting
forth that the street cloaningconttHct i Improperly
drawn regard TO the times the streets are To be cleaned
and that the amount paid tho contractor Is insufficient
for proper work.
Among the visitors nj Raymond street Jail yesterday
were Jeremiah Morris. OF No. 2ii ludson-avc. "nd W.
NJ Met arty, of No. 1856 Bergen-st White they were
talking n cOored prisoner. Thomas fatlin. Morris
grabbed the silver watch which Fatin carried aud
handed 1t over to McCarty. The two men were ar
rested.
A colorcd man. Abraham Van Dorm who had just been
on "Wednesday night. barbar0usy assaulted by his
her Thomas Fetal while the wedding festivities
were being prolonged yesterday morning Fetal and his
slepson did not gree. and Fetal not blldcn to the
wedding feast lie found thai his wife had gone 10
her son marrlel aud followed her the house OF Van
Dorm The latter ordered him out. whereupon Fetal
drew n dirkni.e and stabbed and rashod Van Dorm In
the region the groin. causing severe injuries. Fetal
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-19

SOUTHAMPTON June 1s-saied Ebe toerj Hames'
mann. from Bremen hence for New-York.
Arrived steamer Fulda tGer) Heimbruch from Now
juno In on TER way 90 Bremen land procceded).
BRISTOL June l7-saed, steamer Bristol tBr, Wilisma
for Montreal
BARROW, l7Arrived. Lauderdae Br). Oven
stone rom Montreal June 3.
LIZARD June spsssed steamer Fri King tsr' Prske
CoPENHAcEN to June iS-Arrived Katie Ger.
Petrowskf from New-Y0rk May %.
NAPLES June l8-saled steamer Gottardo ta Dilibsrto
for New York
Annoy June 17-Saed, steamer Genavon BIZ, Donaldson,
for NewYork.
ST KITS June l7-sailed. Trinidad (8r Fraser
for New York v"
HAVANA, June 1SArrved, steamers Saratoga Mcintosh
from New York; City OF Retg from Mexican
ports ON her way to New-York proceeds 2Othl.