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ELECTION NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given that in pur-
suanc of the provisions of an Act Of the
General Assembly of the State of South
Carolina, entitled San Act to charter the
G%rccnville and Port Royal Railroad Com
pany,' approved December 23d, 1882, an
election will be held on the I'd day Of JAM
uary, 1886, at the voting precinct for
Ninety-SiN Township, in the town of
Ninety-Six, at which election shall be
submitted to the qualified electors of said
township, the question whether or not
the said township shall subscribe the
amount of five per cent. Of the assessed
value for Taxation of the total property
in said township in interest bearing bonds
of Nincty-SiX Township maturing in
twenty years, to the capital stock of the
Grecnvillc and Port Royal Railroad Com
pany according to the provisions of said
Act and the amendment proposed thereto
by the bond of corporators Of said Rail-
road Company.
At said election those voting in favor Of
said subscription, shall cast ballots, hav-
ing written or printed thereon the word
"SUBSCRIPTION," and those voting
against said subscription shall cast bal
lots having written or printed thereon the
words mo SUBSCRIPTIONS" The
polls shall be opened at s o'clock, a. M,
and remain open until 5 o'clock, p. M, OF
said day, and upon closing, the managers
Of said election shall return the same
with their statement and tally sheet, and
the poll list to the Office Of County Com
m%issloners for Abbeville County, OH
Monday next succeeding said election.
\. S. Osborne, J. y. Moore and G.
NJ. Anderson have been appointed mani
ayers to conduct said election according
to law and the provisions Of the said Act.
BY resolution Of the Board.
JAMES A. McCORD,
Chair. Bird. Co. Conn.,, Abb. Co., S. G.
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Oh the Above---"Ehe Further il
Goes the Worse it Gets"

1t is proper tina the Ners should explain its
incorrect report of the trial Of Dr.. Mayiield,
printed yesterday morning. The information
ON which that report vas based was chiefly
derived from John d. Maytield, son of DIR. W:
u. Mayfeld. 1t was very naturally supposed
that the facts could be accurately obtained
from him aud he was applied to because it
was understood that the members of the
Council would not be at liberty to give inlor.
nation of their official proceedings.
We do not know whether Mr.. May1cld was
misled by somebody else or deliberately de-
ceiyed the Neacs and the public by making
statements he knew to he false.
The whole business is disagrceable, demon
alizing and unfortunate and the sooner it is
forgotten the better; for the further it goes the
worse it gets.
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Money for the Narrow Gauge.
Grccnrille Meas.

UTCENCIITG -TCUS.
AS more than one half the owners Of real
estat in Dunk lin and Oak Lawn townships
have signed a petition for an election TO de
termine the question of subscribing to aid
the narrow gauge railroad. it is reasonably
certain thai when the county commissioners
will be voted by Il large majority. This sub
Scription will be in each township five per
cent. OF the assessed value Of its property
The assessment Is as follows:
Oak 172 30.
10.
Five per cent, on this will be
Dunklin. 81 ,913. IS.
Oak SOL
$50, 81 -
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1885.
BE Patient with the Living.

Sweet friend. when thou and art gone
Beyond carth'S weary labor.
When small hall be our need OF grace
From cOmrade or from ~neighbor;
Passed all the strife, tie toll. the care,
And lone with all The Sigilng-
What tende truth shall we have Salheu,
Alas! by simply dying!
Then lips too chary of their praise
Will tell our merits over,
And eyes too swift our faults 100 see,
Shall no defect discover,
Then hands that would not lit stone
Where stones were thick to cumtc
Our steep hill path, will scatter lowers
About our plllowcd slunber.
Sweet friend, p%erchance both thou and /,
Ere love is past fOrgiVing,
Should AXE the earnest lesson home
Be patient with. the living!
TO-day'S represSed rebuke may save
Our binding tears tomorrow;
Then patience cen when ktcneSt edSe
May wet Il nanlcleSs SORROW.
IT'S easy to he gentle when
Deaths silence Shames our c!am0r,
And easy to discern the best
Through mcmory's mystic glamour;
But wise it were for thee and me,
Ere owe is past fOrgi!lnS,
TO AXE the tcnder lesson home
Be patient with the living!
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The Committee Attempt to Make "
Correction ftae Above Staten mt
and Make the Doctors Action
More Damaging.

More Damaging.
Ar article having appeared in the DGt1y
NeWS of Odd inst, In reference TO 'Ihe lrlal OF
DR.. Mayfleld,' which must make erroneous
impressions on those who read 1t, the under
signed, members of the Council in the case
residing in Greenvillc and easily accessible To
each other, fee! obliged to make a statement
in regard to some of the points presented III
the article alluded to.
Upon testimoncy delivered in his presence
and uncontradicted by him in any material
point. it transpired that DR.. w. d.. Mayticld
on two different occasions used famillarltleS
of action and speech nnbecoming q Christian
and especially q Christian minister, toward
ladies of the highest respectability Sisters in
law. one Of whom he had known ntlnat y
in childhood; but of the other, according to
his own statement. he scarcely more than
knew the n ltne and that these falniliarltlcs
were persisted IN, despite repeated protests,
in circumstances which prevented the ladies
from at once relieving themselves Of his pre-
ySenoc.
For themselves, and, so far as they know or
have any reason to believe, for the other
members of the Council, the undersigned eX-
plicitly and sOlemnly declare that the laliure
of the Mutual Self Endowment and BcneVo-
lent Association Was in no instance or man
her use | in securing an un1avoraDle conclu'
sion in the matter Of this nvestisation:
In order to give n clear understanding OF
the veiwS of the Council. the paper adopted
and communicated to the church is hereby
appended, as follows
The delegates summoned by SANDY springs
church to counsel them in the matter OF
charges against Rev. W. y. Maytieid, as hay
ing acted in q manner unbecomins to a minis
OF the Gospel, in his conduct toward certain
ladies, bee. leave to report:
That, after the hearing of the testimony in
the case, they feel constrained TO acknoW-
ledge that the charges are sustained.
'Wnile they do not see the way 10 declare
with positivcneSs that DR.. Mayfield'S drclara-
tionsOf the absence of criminal Intent is 10 be
entirely rejected, yet they are SO strongly I'M
pressed with his singular Disregard to that
propriety of demeanor toward The other sex
which is incumbent on Christian Encn and
especially Christian ministers; and feel 50
deeply the injury inflicted on the cause OF
Christ and the honor of the ministry; that
the church to withdraw fellowship from him.
CHAS. MANLY,
r. w. REID,
J. X. MENDENIALL,
JAMES {. FURMAN,
JAMES \. MUNUI.
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TT office.
Administrators Notice.
Spring Beds! Spring Beds !

WOVEN WIRE BED, price $500 and 5000.
w Twin Springs. full set, price $500. l4D
spring bed, price $3.50. 20 spring bed with
Stats, price S1.75. One-third of life spent In
bed, make your beds comfortable. The prices
are SO low all can secure a good bed.
J. ID. CHALMERS & co.
Nov. %, 1885. IF
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Fair Warning.

4 LII persons indebted to me must come for
"A ward and settle III or Ebeiore the 18th day
of December, or their accounts will be fuund
elsewhere for collection.
Nov. %. 1885. If
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R NJ: HADD0N & CO.
Dec. |, 1SS5.
Executors Sale
OF TIE
Ct !. D. Merrinal, Decd.

WILL SELL at Abbcvillc G.. II, on Sale
Day in January next, 1855, within the legal
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
Ninety-Five Acres,
more or less, in the town Of Greenwood, with
two buildings, about twenty acres bottom
land. bounded by lands of ]. r.. Tarrant, b.
Reynolds and others, and known as the Nc
Keller Place. Also
Eleven Acres,
known as the Pelottc Place, with large house
on same, bounded by lands of i. i. zoe, Acad-
envy lot and others. Also,
Four Hundred and Fifteen Acres,
OF original forest land in Edget.cld County,
bounded by lands Deceased. Wm. johnson,
Hugh IIol!ingsworth and others.
TERMS OF S.tLE-One-half cash, balance
on one years credit, with interest from day
of sale. secured by mortgage. Purchaser has
privilege CT paying all cash, and must pay for
MAT. w. COLEMAN, Executor.
j. II. OLDHAM, Agent.
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Lost Notes.

'ENWO NOTES, as follows: One belonging to
L Miss S. NJ. Dcvlin on Cunningham. x
Tcmplctun for $>G.42. The other note being
due TO the undersigned by !. w. Scott for $l25:
Payment of said notes has been stopped. and
all persons are fOrcwarned against trading for
either of them. II. II. DENLlN,.
Dec. !. 1855, tt Nerdcry, >. U.
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Any one DESTROYS of getting something
nice. pretty and cheap in the millinery line
should give Us a call before first January.
DO not forget that we are offering q large part
of our stock at New York cost. X. NJ. Had
don & Co.
THE Press and Banner has some stock on
hand just now, and can print nice bill heads,
letter heads, &c. at the lowest prices. All per-
sons are invited to examine our samples anu
prices.
Another large lot children's and Misses
hose at 10 cents, worth from 10 cents to 10 cents
Mt r. NJ. Haddon L. Co.'S.
TIE Press AMI Banner prints letter heads
bill heads, hand bills, etc, as well rs they can
be printed elsewhere, Il as cheap as the
cheapest.
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KnoX's Hotel,

rONSISTING OF NINETEEN OR TWEEN
Cty rooms. upstairs, over the stores on
knox's corner, is offered for rent. Terms rea-
sonable. Location desirable. Apply to
JOHN KNOX,
Nov, Is, 1885, If Abbeville, s.. c.
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Notice

rs hereby given that, at the expiration of
thirty days We will apply to The Clerk of
Court for a charter for the Culored Cemetery
Association situated in .Abbevillc county,
within the corporate limits of the town OF
.Abbcville.
j. II. TITUS.
a.. ELLISON.
j.. HENDERSON,
\. ERWIN,
II. \. RAMAGE,
WM. POPE.
w. y. EVANS.
Nov. 80, 1875, It
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Notice
Az AYERS !

i HE COUNTY AUDITOR HEREBY
gives notice that ALL RETURNS OF
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND POLLS subject to taxation, also,
ALL TRANSFERS OF REAL ES-
TATE made since the lst of May, 1854,
will be received at the following places
on the days designated below, viz:
Nincty-Six-l1th, 18th and 18th Janua-
~, 1885.
Grccnwood-14th, 18th and 10th Janua-
ry, 1856.
IIodges-1Sth and 10Th January, 1856.
Donaldsville-2Oth and Dist january,
1856.
Due Wcst-22nd and 23rd January, 1856.
Ncrlery-25th and 2Gth January, 1856.
B~radlcy-27th and 2Sth January, 1856.
Troy-29lh and 3Oth January, 1856.
McCormick-1st and I'd February, 1856.
BordeauX--3rd February, 1856.
Mt. Carmel-5th and 9TH February,
1856.
II ,stcr's-Sth February, 1856.
Gravcs's Depot-9th February, 1856.
Antrcvillc--1Oth and 18th February,
1856.
LOwndosyillc-l2th and 18th February,
1856.
Mountain Nicw-l5th February, 1856.
Gilgal Ch%urch-l6th February, 1856.
Cedar SprinSs-l7th February, 1856.
Abhcville c. Hist january to 10Th
February, 1856.
The law imposes a penalty Of twenty
five per cent. on all Real Estate and fifty
per cent. on all Personality not returned
or before the 1st Marcll, 1856.
J. T. PARKS,
Auditor,
Dec. !, 1855.
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Steel Engravings. Chromos,

OIL PAINTINGS, AZ low prices, suitable
" for presents. Fine line of mouldings and
frames. Toilet looking glass with levels and
thermometer attached. New goods.
j.. D.. CHALMLRS & co.
Nov q, 1885. If
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The special attention Of our planters ard
merchants is called to the advertisement of the
well and ttvorabiy kncwn nous Of Johu /:
Moore ,lr. & Co., Whot,sle Goeers and
Commission bierchants, Of Nos 81 ~ * 4!
Tchoupitoulas street. New Orleans, La
Tho sugar planters Of this AMI raishboring
parishes IN need OF barrels, hogsheads or kegs,
will please bear in MUD that the ti.m Il John
T. Moore, Jr, 81 Co., Of Sew Orleans offer
great inducements in that line. zee adver-
tisemsnt in this paper.
The attention of our planters is called to the
advertisement OF Messrs Edwards & Hauht
man, the we'l-known fuundrymen, Of New
Orleans. Anything entrusted to them will
receive proinpt attention aud satisfaction
guaranteed.
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the community 10 be imminent, has
brought upon this action Of Gov
McEnery severe censnre.
1t is true there is a singular in
consistency in the grounds given
i'll the petition for respite; ~ that
the hopes, arising from The former
application for communication OF sen
tenca, had dc erred the condemned
men from sufficient religious
repentance OF then cliiao; and ~
that the petitioners intend to pre-
sent another application, "contain-
ing serious aud pertinent reasons"
for IL Communication. But, as to the
Consequences Of any such applica
ton, there exists, NOW, no uneasinesS;
even were it considered as iously
intended.
The only existing cause OF ankle, y
is, as stated, whether there is dan
ger of a violent, or purchased,
escape of the condemned muu2
And, in this regard, considering
the uneasy condition OF the pablo
mind, it is respectfully suggested
as not inoppOrtune, for the Exeeu
tive officers, Governor and sheriff
to give assurance OF a certain dis
caMrse Of lheir remaining duty.
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NEWS ITEMS.

--e-O-0-
Ice wa reported at Holly Springs.
yickrburg viii have street
railroad.
John Mccullough, tho actor is
dead.
Yale College has 1000 students
this term.
@'he population OF the United
States is 80, l54,8S3
Louisiana farmers should market
more eggs and chickens.
Alexandria will bnild a Charity
Hospital to cost $500.
W.J: Castell, Esq, a Notary Pub
lie, died in New Orleans, OH Sunday
last.
The Exposition policemen present
y fine appearance in their gray
uniform.
Money economically spent iu
draining wet places may lift a mort
gage from farm.
Over 81 800, 600 in drafts and cash
were found in the 4,S4S,00O letters
rent to tue Dead Letter office last
year.
VIZ congratulate our esteemed
contemporary, the lberville South,
npau the completion of lis tenth
Nnlumc.
The Daily States Publishing TO-,
will hereafter issue morning edi-
ton. The States will then appear
regularly three times day, uorn-
ing, noon and night.
The father Of Elk. President Hayes
was Methodist preacher. Fix,
President Arthur is the son of a
Baptist preacher, President Cleve
lands father was Presbyterian
preacher.
When President Cleveland ap.
peared at the polls in Buffalo to
vote, a brawny Irishnan shouted,
t,Here comes Clevcp Another SOY.
creign cried, SNAKE way for Grover"
Aud thus the pure ard simple
democracy Of this republic was
shown.
A tract Of land, not included in
any State or Territory, lying north
Of Texas, aud in area larger than
Massachusetts, contains ST., 200, 600
worth of stock belonging to cattle
laisers who have occupied the coun-
try withnnt any right. Ii is known
rs No. Mans Land.
jefferson Parish is in a turmoil OF
trouble. The Police Jury's action
in employing Mr.. Carlisle as attor.
ney is resisted by the Committee OF
Public Order Of GIena, aud the
people through Mr.. Jules Samuel,
chairman of the committee, has
taken the matter in hand, which
viii make it a lively contest belor,
the courts.
Tho Jews of the world numbered
6,377, 602 last June, according Il
statistics gathered by the Geograph
zeal Society OF Marseilles, and were
distributed as follows: Europe
5,407 ,6o2; Asia, 245,000; Africa
413,000; America, 100000; Austria
liza, $4,000. Nearly a third Of tn
European Jews live i'll Russia
Austria and hungary comes next
In the thre, Seandinayiankingd ms
Denmark, Sweden and Norway
there are 1000 Israeites all told
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The HERALD is Indebted to our
genial merchant and druggist, Mr..
6. Meyer, for d fine lot ct oranges.

We have received from George Stinssn x
Co, OF P0rtlapd. Maine, the well-knnwn Art
Publishers, magnificent, full length steel
engraving Of GyneraI Grant. it is after An
derson's celebrated photograph, which was
made while ths general was still in full vigor,
and represents hm ~ his sturdy, manly
strength, as the people wish TO remember him
1t is, Undoubtedly, thu be portrait ever made
Of the general.
Mess.s Stinson 81 Co are in need Of agents
for several Important. po!.u,Hf, new publlca
lions aud Offer Inducements t5at should be
Needed by thas1 in need ei PEE ti,abie work;
those who write TO them viii lcceiv,, free, luii
particulars.
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Si00 REWARD.

One hundred ($I001 dollars re-
ward will br paid for h. arrest and
conviction Of The thief or thieves
who robbed The registered letters in
tie postuf1ice here. 1t vas done on
he night of Oct. Sth, 1850. AppIl
10 the pnStma er H.
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GAsToT IaBA UTE !. ]. Il,

~ ' i ia 50 E.l&. u T. G2 g
--U--O-O
Offers his services 10 the planters 0ttha parish
OF st. Charles, that be vii. undertake. al kinds
of tin work and repairs ut moderate p.iues; he
will give solid and perfect work Tie makes q
Speciality o CUTTERS and pipe work, and gives
entire Satisfaction.
Address ut hie shop. HoNNET CARhE. or at
LuCYp0. Orders can be left at Mr.. Jacques
Rousselles. MIR DeDAutte also atten ts to the
repairs Of slate roofs.
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THE YoLrsIG iiPIr Co, Marshall, Mich. will
send Dr.Dye's CelabratedEisctro- Tutoie Belts
and Electric Appliances on t.iGi lor thirty days
to men lyouns ~ pidl WAC are AFFLICTED with
nei vous debility, }ust yitalitg and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing sperdy and complete
restoration OF health aud ;I.,;iy yiEur. AL
,lrrss rs lEbve.-N. B.-NN risk ia incurred.as
thirty duvA trial il allowed
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ExY7 Communications haadcd ia lRter than
Wednesday evening, win lay over until the
week following.
~ All comm unieations must be written on
tene side Of the paper.
s5Y- The full name aud address Of the wri-
Ter must accompany eaeh communication, not
;fOr publication but rs MATTER Of good faith.
REORGANIZATION OF n pcrsonal charae
ter viii not be recognized, linless from res
ponsible parties. In such cases charge Vi
81 50 u square will bemade.
~" We cordially invite correspondence from
all parts Of this aud nsighboring pariehes.
News md interesting local items res
pectfully solicited.
Es- OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, II. when writing to or buyipg gseds
from cur advertisers, they will siniply saT
shey saw their cards in this paper.
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The great banking house Of the
Rothschilds, at London, employs
women, claiming that they
are more reliable and accurate in
theiI Work than men.
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FOR RENT.

The spacious II \ Il WILLIE
HALL, and grounds will be rented
for Balls, Parties, PiGuics, Soirees,
Meetings, etc, GA reasonable terms.
For further particulars, apply to
Joseph ". Care,e,
Herald OFFICE
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SATURDAY, NOV. q, 1885.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transiens Advertisements 81 per square, first
insertion. Each subsequent insertion, Fifty
cents per inch.
One column Que year $IOsOV
One-half column one year 60uu
e,pa quarter column one year $500
Small Cards one year lo,VU
Advertisements Mnd subscriptions are
CoIisctahIe Invariably III Advance.
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send lity cents 70 this office
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IiAIINVILLE CARDS.
LEWIS DRY,
NOTARY PU e LlC.
For tie Parish of St. Charles Office at the
Court House.
POST-OFFIUE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the arr
val and departure Of our mails; the Texas &
Pacific railroad carrying the mails. Trains pass
st. CHARLES station as follows:
MAIL.
Going east lG:23: A. NJ, Going west, 2:55 T. NJ.
Mail CLOSES, g:30 a. NJ, and 300 PM.
Puatoifce opens at Am. and closes at + III
No mail delivered on Sundays
JOSEPH w. CAREw,
Postmaster
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ora ADvNEgTsIHa RATES
ARE Very Modsrass. sraa for Prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-16
NOTICE.

DERSONS having demands against the late
i JOHN II. DOSCHER are notified to pre-
sent Them, duly attested. within the time
prescribed by law. ana those indebted to him
are requested to make payment to the under
signed. MARY A. C. DOSCHER,
Administrative estate JohE IL. Doscher.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-16

Jasper Council, II. c., meets tonight.
Pulaski Council, r. A, meets tonight.
Landrum Lodge No. IS, f. \. NJ, will
meet tonight.
The Irish Jasper Greens Will meet To-
night at their aTmOTy.
James Derby. Jr., was elected Weigher
Of Hay by the City Council on Wednes-
day night.
The Savannah Yacht Club will meet to-
day at the office of the Secretary, No. 40
Bryan street.
Coroner Dixon performed his first Of
fetal act yesterday morning In presiding
at the inquest over James Mciarron, who
was drowned near Murray Hill.
The set Of mantle and table scarfs and
chair tidy. rallied yesterday at Fernan-
dez's store, was won last night by MI.
John II. Cayannaugh on throw Of 40.
Alfred Holmes, Francis Harden and Ann
Gordon. all cOlOred, were lodged IN the
barracks last night charged with stealing
wood from the trains at the Central Kali
road yard.
A white man named Thomas Mccoy
Yesterday afternoon created some excite
men on Fahm street while under the III
duence of liquor, and was arrested and
taken to the barracks.
Levi Donaldson, cOlOred, was arrested
Yesterday under the charge of STEALING
wood from a train at the junction of the
Coast Line Railway and the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a
negro named John Warren got into a
dispute with Thomas Powers. The
former cursed and abused and threatened
the latter's life. Warren was arrested
and locked up.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-16
RIVER AND HARBOR.
GIeanings Among the Shipping and
Along the WharVes.

GIeanings Among the Shipping and
Along the Wharves.
The Italian bark Idea put into Tybee
yesterday, leaking. She is from Pensa-
cola bound to New Castle, England.
The steamship Lancaster and the
schooner j. b. Jordan, which were ashore
Oh the upper flats, put 10 sea yesterday.
The schooner Virginia Lee Hickman is
ashore on the oyster beds near the quar-
antine station. The tug Constitution was
with her last evening endeavOring to pull
her of.
Messrs. A. Minis & Sons cleared yes
terday the British steamship Budapest
for Bremen, with 1924 bales of upland
cotton, weighing 1851, 800 pounds, valued
at $177,510.
Capt. John O'DonnelPs schooner Annie
Bliss was run into by the tug Samson,
while lying off Cape Charles Light, due
west, distant 10 miles, on Jan. 10. The
schooner was damaged about 500, and
was lowed up to Baltimore by the Sam
son. The vessel is owned by Dale, Wells
& Co of this CITY.