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Sherif's Sale.

D. H. Chamberlain ard others against Mary
Z. Brown.-Sundry Executions.
DY virtue of sundry executions to me direct
~ ell, in the above stated case, VIII sell 10
the legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville Court
House. on Monday, the third day Of January,
4. D. 1897, the following described property to
living anu being in the County Of Abbevilic,
South Carolina and containing
ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY-TWO ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of J: Ed
ward Calhoun, NJ. J. McCelvy. Z. a. White
and others. Levied OIL and to be sold as the
property of Mary F.. Brown, 10 satisfy the
Aforesaid execution and costs. TERMS-Cash.
]. +. G.. DUPRE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
ncr TX 1850 Il
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GAIT. MILLS may rest assured that every
stockholder in Abbeville county will be true
to the Chester. Greenwood and Abbeville
Railroad. There is not man among us who
would for n few dollars sell out our prospects
for road.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ABBEV1LLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. Wm. II. Parker against W. B. Merrl-
wethcr.-Foreclosure.
J,Y virtue of an order Of sale made In the
tS above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry ut Ahbeville, Z. H., $; C., on sale
bay in January. 1887, within the legal hours
of sale, the following described properly;
situate in said State and county TO vii: All
that tract or parcel of land, ON WILSON'S
Creek containing
One Hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of j. c;
Young, Thomas Pnson, J. W. Calhoun, and
the Dover Tract, being that tract OF land de-
vIsed 10 me by the Win of NJ. Il. Merriwether
late deceased" TO be sold In one or more
tracts as may be deemed advisable.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash balance
on credit of twelve months with Interest from
day of sael secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage of the premises. purchaser
TO nay the Master for papers and recording.
f' ]. C. KLUGH, Master
Dec. 10, 1856, 3t.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
B. s. Parnwell against Lctitia Maddox
Foreclosure.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made in the
D above stated casey will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville G. H., s. c., on Sale
bay In January. 1857, within the legal hours
OF sale. the following. described property,
situate In snid State and County, to wit: All
that tract or parcel of land, known as the
"Home Place. contaiBing
One Hundred and. Four Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Walk
er Higgins, A. Z. Hughes, and others.
on a credit of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay the Master for papers and re-
j. C. KLUGI, Master.
Dee. 10, 1886 81.
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TIE Seaside Library furnishes the choicest
reading Mt the smallest cost. Call at Speed q
Neutlers and be supplied. II
Ladies' and misses collars In white and as.
sorted colors. VIM. f.. Bell. 922
Dress flannel reduced from Csc. to 45c. p.
Rosenberg & Go.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF ABBEFILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PkEAs-
F. W. Wagene er & Co.. ct a., against z. Lucien
Douglass, ct ul.-Forcclosure
PY virtue OF an order Of sale made In the
- above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry, at Ahbeville Z. H., 5. u, on sale
bay In january 1887, within the legal hours OF
SALE The following described property, situate
In said Stale and County, to wit: All that lot
town of Abbevilc, bounded on the North and
East by the lands Of Mrs. b. j. Marshall. ON
West By lot of Thos. Niece tigan, fronting on
Magazine street and running back to branch
street, with the
Dwelling Honse and Improvements
thereon, being the lot purchased from Mrs F.
J. Marshall, fronting one hundred 1ept on
magazine street. and the same on Branch
street in rear Of lot. Also, that plantation or
tract of land. containing
Two Hundred Acres.
moro or less, about two miles from Abberille
Court House. $. c., conveyed to me by 6. A.
Douglass, 2l December, 1854, and bounded by
lands OF l.. Wardlaw Smith, Charles Weems,
John G. Douglass, Ii. A. Douglass and others.
TERMS OF SALl;-nne-hulf cilsb, balance
on q credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond OF The pur-
chaser and Il mortgage OF the premises In each
instance. Purchaser to pay the Master for pa
i'~'0 '''' ~ J.C. KLUGH,
Dec. 10, 1886, ct Master.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DoUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. ]. Clinkscaies Assignee Of Samuel A
Hutchinson against Henry Bell
ct al.-Foreclosure. ."..:s.;E -
RY virtue Of an order Of sale made in, the
- above stated case, will offer foF salaat
public outcry at Abbeville 9. H., 8. C, on Sale
day in January, 1887, within the legal hours
OF sale, the following described pre- Perty, sit.i
uate IN said State and county TO wits ALI
that tract or parcel OF land, known asthe
Talbert land containing 80. .y5.. -
Two Hundred and Fifty-Six, Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of J. 81: Bell,
North and East. South by land formerly be.
longing to Samuel Hunter, and West by land
Of Henry johnson. .. :. .as,.7.- Z. 4 >.i:gs-5s
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, .balancc
In twelve months with interest froIr day Of
sale secured by bond OF purchaser nrs@ mort
gage OF the premises Purchaser to pay the
Master for papers and recording. 80
]. e. KLUGH. Master.
Dec. 10, 1886, ct =. +
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

CUII4NV-N 11Fs.k''
C. Aultman & Co., against Gillian Bros, CT
al.-Foreclosure.
pY virlue of an order of sale made IN the
ID above stated case. I will offer FOR stic AT
public outcry at Abbcville G. d., ), u. on oale
Day in January. 1887, within the legal hours
OF sale, the following described property, stu.
ate in said State and County, to Wit: 0ne lot
in tile town OF Troy, and the building thereon
containing
Three-Fourths (l) of an Acre,
more or less, bounded by lands Of r.. W
Lites; Also,
One 33x45 New Model Vibrator Sep
arator No. Is, ,O59.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
'''' --''''' j. G. KLUGH, Master.
Dec, 10, 1856 St
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Is there q man among us who wonld sell
the Chester, Greenwood and Abbepille rail-
road TO an enemy?
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Masters Sale. ....l...5.
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAR0BINA,

COURT OF COMMON Pliers. sj>t-,s
Gary Evans against Mary Adams-Fore-
.. closure.
RY virtue Of ON order OF sale made In the
- above stated case, will offer for sale. nj
public outcry at AbhevIlle c. H., s. C.r on Sale
Day in January, 1871, Within the lesaa hours
of sale, the following described property, situ-
ate In said State and county, 10 wit: it..s..
One House and Lot, rs;
in the town Of Abbeviile bounded on the
North by the houses and lots OF VIM. McDop-
aid and Robt- HILL on the Sonth by a lot be-
longing to John Knox, OH the East by n house
and lot OF Edward Hendersopand Lee Knox's
lot, and on the West by n street that runs by
the JAIL. - 90 : j.. - .sas.;s
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser topay
~ ]. c. KLUGH, Master.
Dec. 10, 1886, st Fl.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
no,,>,nx, ~, Dn1,x,,r,

..-, COUNTY OF AbBEplLLE5
cotRT or COMMON PLEAS.
James E. Caldwell against Margaret C. Cafd-
, well, etaI.-Partitlon. 81
RY virtue OF an cider Of sale pnaIe in, the
u above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville G. H, g. g., On Sale
Day in January, 1857, within the legal hours
Of sale, the following described property, situ-
ate In said State and County, to wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land, containing
Thirteen Acres, ez.,
more or less, bounded by lands of T. G. Baker
and others, being the real estate of Mrs. NJ. e.,
Caldwell, deceased, at Mt. Carmel, said tract
may be divided into several lofsf and II: 10
they will be sold separately and plats Will be.
exhibited ON day Of sale. Also lots , and 8 OF
the former survey, each containing
One and One.Fourfh Acres,
more or less, which were bid of for plaintiff
aL former sale, will be resold. ,it!1st,c;&
TERMS OF SALEr-One.bulf of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, the balance on
twelve months credit, with interest from day
of sale, secured by bond and mortgage Of the
premises, with the right to pay the whole Of
the purchase money cash if they 30 elect.
Purchasers to pay ihe Master for papers and
recording. - ]. G. KLUGH; & Z
Dec. 10, 1885, Ct Master.
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Mortgage Sale.
DY VIRTUE of power of sale conferred
ID upon me, under mortgage given by +
G., Dendy dated 3rd day OF January, lS4,
will sell at Abbcvllle c. H., on Sale Day IN
January next (3d) the tract Of land In ADoe'
Vile County containing
Sixty-Eight Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of q. w,
COnnor Samuel Jamison, Mitchell Goggins,
and II. 4. Lawson.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
F. A. CONN0R.
Cokesbury, Dec. S, 1886. st
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CAPT. ]. T. PARKS is now in charge OF the
oil
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FROM OUR EARTHQUAKE CENTRE.
Pleasant Times and Happy People In
and Around Ninety.Six,

NINETY-SIX, S. c., Dec. %, 1856.
The good people of Ninety-SiX have had q
pleasant Christmas and will enter upon the
new year with renewed energies, determin5 5d
10 make better use of the "Old thief" Time,
than ever before Our merchants have had a
fine trade considering the scarcity Of money.
The planters have paid up pretty generally
and every one seems in good spirits.
At shooting match which took place here
on the 9th inStant-four birds each, with q
thirty ricp-tlin pj n ScOrn ado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
CHARMING GLEN ISLAND OPsv AGAry.

June may be the month of roses, bit il holds a
s deaIer place the affection OF New.YOrkers as beng
the month IN which VI l. the custom OF II starn 70
throw 10 oil -ni that wilderness delight Cleo
lsInd eibtsday w.s Ire day marked IA TINS par
ucu June Tor the happy occurrence and The wclrr
had ANNUALLY consented second Mr. farms AMI The
dN was not Dny me but lot. Gcn sla rush
From a M unil IN each OF the newly
Tea bOd- as leit me pier 81 Cortland uIl
Comfortably crowded The sail easani. bur
lt-"t pl'asantcr d, ar.
close and green never have the picturesque given
krcnrr pleasure 10 artistic want ~
anu.cueH too. Tor those whO wanted
waves and lc1'y irccs tneig holiday.
There WAS music IN proiI-iJn, tier, refresh
mcnts; there were sailing am rowing. ami IN re-
was last nut not least. the mrnagcfie THIS mas
dc eoJed Since last ycar into ~ the cle;
the Island Thc Wilde o: every srcEe
ana nc weel - 900 ana t3nl~ expended
ton OF Superintendent C0lkln Central PARK in the
purchase 81 iarc ann mails 4
bccn lalt out Tncie TIE walinX contests
are 10 take place. IN u BE into
the militia reg mcnts ana ky prove interesting tests
0! miary endurance III looking these the
prCveinents and In the enjoyment VIII
winch the Stand /, provided tao day Inlil the re-
tnIuns GOATS began 10 &c hci and ccocl
NC pleasure fcekcrs ND sal
wfy home On tho nome fni tap tbs @.vtafa:c tn
eecUc lighting icL mas bcan 2iOvilo al ths boats
nOtccd ana enjoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NEUS fhOM I6L SUBURBS
RUINED BY A WOMAN.

Cergs g. stevens wh' Was formerly nan yer OF the
American istct pa COMP nys once IN lObyKen
IS ~ the County jan und execution Issued against ms
b0dy by Judge DAYTON OF the second District ,lYh
be the victim OF Womals wlies
lie married and lived happily VITA h. vie IN
JOOmu ID H., HODphen, until he became acquainted some
months with woman IN Jersey ny, VINO leu
Of being last lie spent great portion 81 has
with Ills who ~ now Known as Nluuie
Stevens. natural consequence neglected MS VIE
The finally LETT him and to live VITA her Dtrcnts
IL rwl orr PlO I" that stevens ionnl iha Inc cxps
cstL l~im"nts exceeded his
discrepancy discovered
accounts with the tceIaDh company lie call, Il
and made good his deficiency with
-iUr winch fudge SIens. personal irleni in.
order stevens from disgrace Inc note
t. protest ald the ipdrsr had 20 nav H. juice >teng
adc quiry and ltdruIny that Stevens living with
Minaie n ne-tvc ami lad not reformed he had
promised becan suit against MIN judgment given
To- The plaintiff aud hr could paw IT, he Was locked
the inuu having ale scd fraud ~ the obtaining OF The IN
has respectable ana wealthy relatives
wl.O &. The money and secure has release.
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EXAMINING AQUEDUCT VENTILATION.

DR.. Cyrus Edison, of the Sanitary Bureau,
went to Morris DOCK yesterday and examined shaft No.
% Of the new AQueduc, In which two men were fatally
poisoned by gas foul air Tuesday He spent
several hours IN the shaft, waited until blast
OF In the tunnel. and went to the heading at
certain II any sas was escaping at the time While he
making his INVESTIGATION at Morris Dock, acct
happened IN the shaft at
sixth.st and Tcnth-aye After the Olsen OF blast
there tho smoke Overcame two miners
Jersey City, and John Carr OF Tenth-avc. and One
huudrcdsixty elghth-st. The men removed from
the shaft but they recovered and went back TO
work. II. Edison will examine thar shaft to- day.
Upon his return 10 the Sanitary Bureau late yesterday
afternoon said that he thought he could IplaD the
cause of the trouble Tuesday but he could
any information to the reporters until he hal made
report to sanitary Superintendent His report prob
ably will be made Tomorrow Dr. Eison went TO mold
consultation with Chief Engineer Church OF the
Aoueduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

tine Vols have been at In the south
part atcIso y j. aid yesterday 1t lesrnd
that they spur from The main tracks OF the
Delaware. and Western krlrOad into The heart
OF tue cy. rAe railroad now skirts tie edge Of Garrci
Moutai the suburbs aud although considerable pOr
ton " lis length through tie city limits its nearest
point the cy r. about mile nom tho business
Tie Will leave th- main line the N,st Pat
station and along ne new Reservoir Of the Pass nc
" ~Cg Com! tie highlands pear the upper race
10 Morris Mountain. Where II will reach the
historic ola Gun Mn On the banks Of the assSic below tha
ms mil, where samuel Colt made mis- first rcv0lYer-
about hfty Promises 10 become passenger and
station LackawanDa understood
that there Will be trouble about the light tie
purchase Of The Gun NIL although the aticns for the
latter sjii III In however II should be
found that te Gun Nl would not meet the railroad com
laLys Demands there talk TO the effect that
Ispy cOtnut IS the river to Jcmpcla
Island, when - occuD ed 80
which would afford ample facIiics for station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
sUrERIyTHSDEyf MonhAr on rHn ALnRE

Some attention has been aroused by arrests
recently made by Central once
Excise law. several bareudrrs were held E-scx
Market Police Court yesterday CHARGES preferred By
ohc'rs MctOrd collins a1d Cooper All three de-
laura policemen Ua he'd t. the Bureau OF Information
under superintendent Murrays immediate orders r.
cehiy Their names have figured frequently IN ctioD
with arr at OF iqu0rdoacrs who ksr open after huars
or O pJoseier-. II has been supposed fIon this That
me rup rnt'ndrnt was setting trap for certain pre-.
'ict capta hs ms ~. however not Supcruten
eur Murray has givcn general orders to his sprcia men
10 be on the a.er and under s instruct they spend
host OF men nEht- III IA" stTcel- observing
ihss o. hc Excise ia~ rhe results their
arc reported TO thc superintendent daily.
OHcEders are promptly made. The captains are Informed
81 huth arrest and the nero notification L. Iuic
sH1hclcnt to insure Increase vigilance their part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
BROOKLYN.
BROOhLIN
Deaths last week. 255; Births 23S marriages. 109.

Deaths last week. 255; births, $685. marriages. 100.
The i7th Regiment veterans went an excursion 10
College Point yesterday on TIC steamer Bay Ridge.
Peter sfadmner, OF Johnston and Humboldt SITS.
who had 600 with him when he left his home on Tues
day. has not been heard from since. lie Is an active
Democratic politician In tie sixteenth Ward
Two boatmen. Peter Wilson and william johnson.
sled yesterday for smuggling nine sailors ana
400 worth of clothing from the snip Bremen, lying III
the Erie BASIN. The had been shipped for return
voyage in Germany and had received pay In advance
They all escaped, hut nine chests OF clothing were re-
covered.
Dr. J. g. Mattison OF No 3li Safest, has began
proceedings TO recover 5000 from Mrs oarohe khs'
FOR breach of He claims that Mrs King. VINO
is Il wealthy Virginia woman male contract win mn
TO take HIM her medical adyleer with her on trip TO
Europe her health. Her daughter refused 10 con
sent to this. and the contract was broken lie also
c aims that Mrs. King agreed pay him 1900, IL the
agreement was not carried ont.
John Lewis a brutal pcdder, OF No. IL Withers St,
dragged wife who had jus; birth 10 twns from
bed kicked and beat her and tried TO throw the IN
fants from the window. on Wednesday night. He was
arrested and his wife sent 90 the Eastern District
Hospital. Lewis drunk at the time. IL is thought
that his wife cannot recover
superintendent Mason OF The Police Telegraph, went
the post Office to get re stered letter yesterday.
When he took he found the envelope open. Within
letter from his ioiher in Fsirview, NewMex'co
which stated that e55 enclosed Mr.. Mason found
only $50. a single bill The facts were laid before
POstmast ter McLeer. who promised an Investigations
judge barnard rendered a decIson yesterday favor
OF Miss PbUbc G. Jaqulss In SUIT brought by her TO
title piece property Westchester County
Her father bought it in e52 John Elge agreed to
chase " IN 1863 but stole the DECD which was made out
in his name, and sold the property Thomas McCanm
The lanu worth $15.U00. and Miss Jaquisss pro-
resulted in setting aside the deed
and the one TO Mccain.
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HOME NEW
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hotel-COunt Montgelas, or Ter
many: Mrs W. s Chamberlain and Miss Jennie Cham
berain OF Cleveland George Pullman OF ChisaSo
Kate Field - Effh Avenue Hoei-Gcneral benjamin
r Butler OF Massachusetts OK Senator n r. hiii ana
bavid H. Mofat of Colorado. and Joseph Medill and
Marvin Unghitt of Chicago. Hoffman Uouse-Baron
Arthur dc Cnambrier. OF Switzerland. and Attorney
General $ p Colt OF Rhode Island Ahemd'fe Hotel
~GencraI A. C. McClurg. OF Chicago. and duncan NC
Intyre of Montreal S"sey amS Burton
Cook Of Chicago - Windsor Hofci-Stcvcnson burke
and adams of Cleveland d h0G ord 1rs" Of
Roston 81 James Ro'el-General Arson q. McCook
AMI wifi Ererea House-Captan Mainwarng, OF the
Ri Navy.
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FOOD pRICLS EOR ArTOGRAPH LErrERS

The high prices recently obtained at various
book sales Tor all autographs included therein indicate
the growing interest taken IN this form OF collection.
As might have been expected. therefore, tharc
fairy large attendance at Blngs yesterday afternoon
when cOlec Of nearly 400 lots brought to the
hammer Tue bidding lively and several good prices
were brought. An original Ms. poem by Robert Burns
with chorus OF Green the PUSHES. o :" brought
$40. copy IN MS own nahu"I OF the ntst Steam
closely written pages ana Interesting IN way as
showing that the highest speed he expected reach
vas four miles hour brought s67. long iettcr by
Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Mann Randolph. imploring
him 10 avoid duel with John Ksndol PHI, Ot Konnol
sold for $50. ana letter 5y Edmund kean for 81 20.
The other specimens brought prices varying from 20
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STEAMERS DUE.
sATCRpAY. June 10.
SNIPPING NEUlN
PORT OF NETWORK THURSDAY. JUNE II. 49,


ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY OF Rome Obj. Munro Liverpool via queens
town june with rose ana passengers to Henderson Bros
Arrived at The Bar at i.2q IN ,...o .. .n.,.o
and passengers 10 KunhardS Co. Arrived at theBar at
steamer Stste Of Georgia Br Noodle GLASGOW June
Arrived at The Bar at r m. - w.. , ,. .,
and passengers to Alexandra Arrived at the
steamer Aiet Nor, Nicholson Baracoa days with fruit
to II Dunois Arrived at the Bar at SIC am.
steamer Aenc e. seiders JerGme Nay ~ 81 Mare 2
forwoodS Co. Arrived at the Bar al ; IS am.
June with mdse aud passcngcrso Ouerbridge Co
steamer Corona CGcr) wittenbcrr Ham May o.
with mdse and passeneorsto simpson spence Young
s,eamer I,artlands br smith. Bono June II with iron
steamer Thorn Home C8r uolme, Marypor June with
steamer ,ouls iiucEi, Mount Jacksonville 3 DAYS with
steamer nreakvat'r. Jenhey tlchmond City Point aud
Norfolk with md~e aud passengers to Old Dominion - Co
s,rsmcc ,liy ~ Columbia Wo9annil Charleston days.
steamer IL + DimocK. iiaetL Boston, with mdse to ii
Nesmer Mayer Anthony, Baltimore to Con.
Bar Tar Duniayen of glasgow Kerr 81 days
IN ballast 10 Vernon Grown & Co
sUNsEr-wlnaa at saad7 HOOK moderate. sw cloudy At
Civ Is ana hight, sW. cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Iovaine fBr McCanlcy Licata May 2j and Pat
ermo with iruit snd sulphur 10 Graziino Arrived
steamer Tewberi Pritcaard. Norfolk with mise Old
o. D2so9 ,,a ans pSr sonn May 3D. with
Erg sc1d Givsn Demerdra May -, vita sugar 10 W
p Armstrong. .n,n
Steamer Gnlf Of Papua Cr. Lycrn oo Ransoon. Bunnad
McDougall
steamer Gcrnanicl tPr kennedy IiverDool ] Cortis
lie ncnt tiIr. hurley. Liverpool Booth
George iieaior OBJ. Guest AvOnmouth simpson
Spence & Young
steamer GclgOsia Fri. Fabre barcelona Marseies-
J Elwrll &
steamer IL ol WASHINGTON RcItig Havana Mexican
ports Alexander * sons
~ Nicholson. BaiarOi-U DumOis.
Steamer anord ,Nori. GIemrc. Baracoa Gomez Pear.
steamer Orinocs Er, Garya. Hamiton-A Z Ouerbridge
GO
steamer Ctyoi Augusta Nick rson. Savannah Henry
Srsanirr Camden fBr. Chamber. Port Royal sC-Funch
Efyc & Co
STEAMER TAI anasscc. Fisher. savannah-Henry Yonge
steamer Roanoke. couch Norfolk. city Point Rich.
nOnd-Od Dominion S3tO.
steamer Gen Wntuey. Be4rsa. Boston-Ii Dlmock.
steamer Manhattan. cO!lycr. New Haven't stetsoa
Z
Iark Merritt Brl shampcr Bucnos Ayres join Norton
i,ark Psyche fFr,, sevrau. Hasrc- Funch E,yc & co.
Eark h,nes Luling (jcr Wicke bremen Wstea Toel
Bars Aurora tNori Kos~ Koingsbery Funeh Fdye 4 Co
BARK y u Morris DR. smith London j + Whitn"yS Co
SAILED
steamers Ger FOR LivrrDoo. Pennsyiyana
G.a-gIw the4,ia Hamburg victoria. BarcrloaA Nate
Eawottt Nr trarcnCo IN Aspinwaii NaicncA Inguavri
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