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Women and Cigarettes.

New Orleans Christian .idrac0tc.l
We have previously called attention
to the fact that there Is good reason
for believing that the halit Of cigarette
smoking is increasing among the girls
and young women of this country. II
is reported that the consumption OF
cigarettes increased ~ per: cent in the
United States last year. We have heard
it said-we cannot youcl for the truth
of the statement-th 1t is Il CANNON
thing for the women to smoke at 4 good
many social gatherings. especially III
| our larger cities. We hate to believe
| that it is possible for such to be the
| case, Lut we cannot blind ourselves to
the facts. So serious does the situation
seem to be that Surseon-General Cum
ming, of the L. 5. Government, has
/ recently issued a statement In connec-
| ton with it. He says: The cigarette
habit INDUCED in by women tends to
cause nervousness and insomnia. ruin.
| ing the complexion. II American wo
| men generally contract the habit. as
reports now Indicate they are doing
the American nation will suffer. The
physical tone of the whole people vii
lie lowered The habit harms ;
woman more than IL man. The woman
nervous system is more highly organ
lied than the mans. The reaction ON ;
woman. therefore. is more intense. l
| may he that the habit Is not gaining ;
hold in the South-we pray God tii;i
| it never will - hut this warming |
enough to put us on guard. Maideni.
modesty and cigarettes do not go YER
well together.
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AN ORDINANCE

Carrying into effect the will Of the property
taxpayers of Road District No. i, Rossier
Parish, Louisiana, as expressed at an
election held on June 20, 1920, lcvying a
special road tax Of ~ mills on the dollar
of the assessed valuation Of all asscssable
property in Road District No. I, for the
period of five years, beginning with the
year 1920 and ending with and including
the year 1924 for the purpose of building.
constructing and repairing bridges. and
building, repairing and maintaining public
roads in Road District No. /, BOssier
Parish. Louisiana.
Section l. BE it ordained by the Police
Jury of Bossier Parish, Louisiana. That,
pursuant to an election held in Road Dis
trict No /, Bossier Parish, Louisiana, on
June 20, 1920. Mt which election a special
tax of IA mills on the dollar of the as
sessed value of all asscssable property in
Road District No. l was voted by the prop
erty taxpaying voters. the said special road
tax of rs mills is hereby levied for the
year 1920 and for each subsequent year to
and including the year 1924.
Sec. >. BE 1t further ordained. etc., That
the Tax Assessor of Rossier Parish, Louis.
iana, be and he Is hereby ordered and in
structed to extend on his tax roll said
special road tax of 2k mills for the veal
1920 and each subsequent year to ant
including the year 1924, and that the Ia,
| Collector of Bossier Parish Will collect sait
| tax.
Adopted July Il, 1920.
| G. r. MAYS,
! President Police Jury.
| n r Hill. Clerk Police Jury
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Phillips Hill.

Monday, July 26.-Mr. j. 3. Booker
is helping to care for Mr.. Warren \ Dung.
Mr.. j. l.. Northcott transacted bust
ness ut Sarepta Saturday.
Mrs. John Morrison and little dauSh-
ter are still visiting at Westdale
Mr.. Pies Johnston and family spent
saturday night and sunday with Mrs
Lottie BurkS.
Lucinda Northcott is in Cotton Valley
this week visiting ut the homes of Ethel
Cote and Mrs. Watts.
Mrs. Birdie Brown and little dausil
ter. Lucille. and Mr.. Garfield Browl
visited Ed canlpbells folks ut lval
Sunday.
Mrs. +. T.. Martin and four children
Of Gillian. visited Mrs. :. \. Morrison
| saturday and Saturday night, return
| ing home Sunday.
Mr.. Boss Young. from Homer. cam
! il, one day last week to help take car
Of his sick father. who was reported
| little better to-day. All of MIR. Young,
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Around Linton.

Monday. July 26.-Favorable weather
has prevailed for the past few days.
Mrs. Bryant is reported on the SICK
list this week.
Mrs. Miles Merritt spent last Week
with Mrs. Lizzie I'ilkinton.
Mrs. ]. Il. Bundy is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman.
Mrs. Lizzie Curry spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Kate Hammett.
Mr.. Wilhourn Dalrymple returned
home Monday from the oil fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bundy spent last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
Jones.
Mrs. c, W. Jones spent last Satur-
day night and Sunday with her grand
parents.
| MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lewis were pleas
| ant visitors at the home OF Mr.. ano
| Mrs. w. NJ. Jones.
| Mir. Robert Jones returned to Mans
field last Wednesday, after spending !;
week with home folks.
Mrs. &. w. Bryan left some days agt
! for Alabama She expects to spend
month with her sister, so the cores
pondent was told.
There will be protracted meeting
started ut Linton the first Sunday II
August. so the correspondent has beel
informed. Every one, from far all
near. is invited to attend the meet1n.
The Rocky Mount team met the Lin
ton boys on their local diamond an
PLAYED them Il game of baseball. I'll
score was { to 6 III favor Of the linto
hayS -IASSIE.
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Plain Dealing Department
and Alvin 4Adair. and Miss Bernice
Stroud and Sherl,urne Sentell.

and Alvin Aflair. and Miss Bernice
Stroud and Sherhurne Sentell.
Miss Bess Cheshire. of AIinden, is
a guest Of Miss Carrie Lou Mays.
Mrs. W. II. Stroud went to Brad
ley, Ark, Tuesday to visit her mother.
Mrs Cleve Burton. of Arkana, spent
Yesterday here with her mother, Mrs.
King
Mrs. w. ii. Martin spent yesterday
in Shreveport as il guest of Mrs. w. L.
Allen.
Mrs. Leon Sanders has gone to
Hope. Ark. to lie with her mother, who
is, i'll.
Mrs. John Dexter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Brooks NanHorn. OF
Shreveport.
Mrs w. Z. Allen. of Shreeport
spent the weekend here as Il guest OF
Mrs. Barton Purcell.
Miss Lois Swindle left Tuesday fol-
months visit with her sister Mrs
T. NJ. Gatlin. of Ninock.
Dir and Mrs. Lyon and family
4 MIR. and Mrs. Frank Collins, Mrs
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rolin
ger, Misses Martial and Edna Winston
and NIessrs John H. Sharp and Jelhnl;
Wycl,e. left Monday for the Bellevue
club house for several days fishin;
trip.
Miss Zola keoun entertained Will
Il rock party last night. After severil
interesting games of rock were played
the hostess served delicious ice creai
and cakes. Those present We're: Mis-
frankie Kirtley and Bill Mcclellan
Miss Vey Oglesby and Doug Mcclellan
Miss Mary X. Bixler and Clifford Os
iesly. Miss Ethel Rodgers and Millar
King. Miss Lizzie Wyche and Hirscht
Den,oss,. Miss Lehora Wright and Al
thur TURNKEY. Miss. Yuma Marnett an
! Dallas Allen. Miss lila b. Barnett an
. | Schunlert Bixler. Dr. G. Mcclellan an
Sidney Caldwell.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Pleasant Hill.

Monday. July 26.-Boll weevils are
not 81 numerous. but cotton is shedding
badly OH account OF excessive falss'
Corn is fine.
Mr.. Allie DeMoss visited Mr.. Claud
Gleason Sunday.
Mrs. ]. ID. Gleason visited Mrs. John
Gleason. j.. Saturday.
Messrs. A. j. and S. l.. Dealoss were
business visitors to Plain Dealing sat
| urday.
Mrs. Emniette DeNIoss spent a pleas
ant day Monday of last week with MIS-.
i. +. Gleason.
Air. l. \. Gleason and family visited
Mrs. Marvin Burks. OF Rock! MOUNT
I Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Gleason were
pleasant visitors with MIR. and MIS-
Cslaud Gleason Sunday.
i AIRS. Marian Matlock, of Plain Deal,
/ ing. spent several days with her son
AIR. Richard. while he was sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Boyd, j., visitee
| Mrs. BOydS parents, MI. anu
w. +. Gleason. of Antrim. Sunday.
/ Messrs. Richard Matlock ana y. II
Boyd were quite sick Il few days TIL
/ mast week but are much better now.
/ AIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Mcclure and Mis-
Matte DeMoss were pleasant guest
Mt ihe home of Mr.. Elnmette DEMOS
Saturday.
Mrs. X. l.. Harris had rs guests Sal
urday and Sunday her brother. MI
Barney Taylor. and family. Also III
other brothers wife-from Sprinsni
!; Mrs. I. u. Gleason is with her daugi
, ter. Mrs. Luther Burks, of lvtli-haf
ing the acquaintance OF "A new CRANE
: daughter. ALL.
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Levyiny 4-mill tax in Road District No. /,
as created in the Parish of Bossier, Louis
lana. for the year 1920.
BE it ordained by the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana, In regular and legal
session convened, That special tax OF
mills on the dollar Of the assessed valua-
tion of all property assessed in Road Dis
trict No /, and the same is hereby levied
ON all the assessable property in said dis
trict for the year 1920, for the purpose OF
paying a portion or pro rata Of the bonded
indebtedness. with interest thereon. in the
said district for one year. which bonds were
voted in said district. as shown by returns
of the election held therein. and duly pro
mulgated by the Police Jury OF Bossiei
Parish. mourning such Indebtedness. and thu
Assessor Of Bossier Parish Is hereby ordered
! to extend the said 4-mill tax against al
| the property located and assesablc In sale
| Read District No. L. Rossier Parish. Louis
| iana for the year 1920.
| Done and signed officially this. July IA
1 1920. u. y. MAYS,
i President Police Jury, Bossier Parish
/ X. Il. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

Miss lola Keoun spent last Friday
in Shreveport.
Miss frankie kirtley left yester-
day for shreveport.
Mrs. L. j. Emlrey and children are
.;sitiny Mrs. w. J. Johnston.
Mrs. c. Bledsoe, of Elm Grove. is
.-,,est of Mrs. John Scripture.
Miss Margene Arnold. of Shreve-
,ort is "A guest of Mrs. nj. r. Kidd.
Mr.. Allen Roach, of Mansfield. is
,.siting his daughter, Mrs. corlie Allen.
Mrs, ]. +. Walker entertained her
Sunday school class with d picnic yes
tertay.
MIR. William Swindle spent yester-
,,,,, here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
". T. swindle.
Mr.. and Mrs W. i. Boggs, jr.. and
oh;,d,eu of shreveport spent Sunday
With Mrs. J. :. Gray.
Mrs. Dick Wright and children left
last Saturday for Il visit with relatives
residing in Bradley, Ark.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Kidd and Milton. jr.
snent last Friday in Shreveport u.
.uests Of Mrs. Il. H. Arnold,
MIR. and Mrs. 4. ]. Caldwell ief
Noudav for FL i;,so. Texas. They eN
,,act to be gone for several months.
Misses Madge Wyche. Edna Win
sto,, and Maggie Flenet. Messrs. join
t,oles. JENNA Wyche and I.yles Wycll'
attended the dance given at Dixie las
Thursday night.
-s;uy Atwood. the seven year oil,
s.,n IF MIR. and MIS- Bob Atwood, wa
almost instantly killed last Thursda,
,s,,e,, he fell from !, moving truck, th
lack wheel passing over his entire bod,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Kidd gave
DANCE ut their home last Thursda
night In honor of Misses Maurin
Garrett Maggie Fenet and Beatric
stroud. Those enjoying this affai
we're Miss Ruth Herndon and Eden
I'hesn;re. Miss Hazel Swindle and j. v
Wsche, Miss Lthel Cornish and BE
Iau,es. Miss Abilene Cornish and Leo
ard McGaughey. Miss Maggie Fent
I and Carl Perry, Miss Maurine tiarrel
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The power of the local paper is
found in the printing of news regarding
things that people are interested i'll.
The large city dailies lack this per-
sonal touch with their readers; they
must continually print matter that is
of national and worldwide Importance,
hut the recital of which bores large
blocks of the population. The local
paper. however, specializing in the
things close to the hearts of the people
is the most popular branch OF Journal
ism we know Of. The small twon pa
per, we are assured, is the only member
of the army Of publications that is reat
line for line.
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AN ORDNANCE

Levying 3-mili tax in Road District No 2,
as created in the Parish of Bossier, Louis
lana. for the year 1920.
BE it ordained by the Police Jury Of Ros-
sier Parish, Louisiana. in regular and legal
session convened. That a special tax OF
!; mills on the dollar of the assessed valna-
ton Of all property assessed in Road Dis
trict No 2, and the same is hereby levied
en- all the asscssahie property in said dis
trict for the year 1920. for the purpose OF
paying Il portion or pro rata of the bonded
indebtedness, with interest thereon. in the
said district for one year. which bonds were
voted in said district, as shown by returns
| of the election held therein; and duly pro-
mulgs,ted by the Police Jury OF Bossier
| Parish, mourning such Indebtedness. and the
! Assessor of Hossicr Parish Is hereby ordered
/ to extend the said 3-mill tax against all
| the property located and assessablc In said
/ Road District No. ., Bossier Parish, Louis
4 lana. for the year 1920.
Done and signed officially this. July "A
! 1920. G. r. MAYS,
President Police Jury, Bossier Parish
{ Il. b. Hill, Clerk Police Jury.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Icvying IA 3 Is mill tax in Road District No.
s, rs created in the Parish of Bossicr,
Louisiana, for the year 1920
BE it ordained by the Police Jury of Bos-
sicr Parish, Louisiana, In regular and legal
session convened, That special tax of 3 "
mills on the dollar Of the assessed valua-
tion of all property assessed in Road D1s-
| triet No 3. and the same is hereby levied
| on all the assess;,ble property in said dis
| triet for the year 1920, for the purpose OF
paying a portion or pro rata Of the bonded
/ Indebtedness, with interest thereon In said
district for one year. which bonds were
voted in sud district. as shown by returns
| OF the election held therein. and duly pro-
/ muigated by the Police Jury Of Bossier
Parish. incurring such indebtedness. and the
Assessor OF @Bossier Parish il hereby ordered
to extend tie said " mill tax against Ill
/ the property located and asscss,le in said
Roa5f district No. :. Bossier Parish, Louis
| iana for the year 1920.
Done and signed officially this. July ~
1920. q. Z. NAYS.
President Police Jury, Bossier Parish
Il Il. Il. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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plain Dealing, Route Three.

Monday, July 2ti.-Mrs. Mary Morgan
was !, pleasant visitor with Mrs. J. K.
Arnold yesterday.
Mr.. Seth Arnold was business Wis
itor ut the home of Mr.. ]. d. Wilson
Saturday.
Miss Lula Griggs was a pleasant
guest of Miss Rubye Arnold Sunday
afternoon.
MesSrs. ]. Il. Arnold. J. u. Wilson
and B. Billingsly made a business trip
to Benton Tuesday.
Mrs J. w. English and little son,
| w. j.. returned home one day last week
from visit at Oil City with friends
and relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Griggs and chill
I dren and Mrs. j. X. Arnold left Wednes
day Of last week to attend the meeting
at Shiloh. FOX.
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eight living children We're at his bed
side yesterday.
Mr.. w. ID. Johnston was Il business
visitor to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mrs. Irene Alden and her two grand
sons left to-day for their home i'll Hope,
Ark.
Mr.. Joe Bounds and Lucian Burks
are again hauling lumber from the
Johnston mill.
Miss Hazel Campbell, Of Ivan spent
two days of last week with Miss 1.u-
cinda Northcott.
Messrs. T. c. Burks and Dave Cole
are doing some carpenter work for DIR.
| Hall. of Rocky Mount.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bounds had as
.suests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. Turks
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Collie and children.
! Percy Nerthcott is now located at
/ Harmon. Red River Parish, where he
has employment with il company oper-
ating in the oil field.
Glen Johnston. one of seven orphan
| children at the home of Mr.. Peters,
| of Ivan. has found Il home with Mrs.
Molly Burks and family.
/ Mrs. Murry Westhrook has returned
to her home at Fairbanks, Ouachit;l
Parish. Mr.. Westbrook has secured Il
home and they will 90 to housekeeping
ut once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biggie Young and little
son came in Sunday night to he ut thu
! bedside of Mr.. Youns'S father for !;
) few DAYS. Their home is near TeXar
kama. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. \. Morrison had a.
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wlico,
. and adopted daughter, OF Brownlee
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant and tw'
!. children and Mrs. Kate Mccall. OF Ivan
: Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rurks, jr.. an
: the proud parents Of a 9la-pound girl
: Torn Monday morning This is thei
third girl and fifth child. Luther say
he now has two plough hands and tire
hoe hands.
i Mrs. ]. l.. Northcott and Mrs. Maggi
Rhodes visited ut the home Of Alvi
K Sorthcott. in Webster Parish. last Wee
nesday and Thursday. They found a
k we'll. Crops are looking very good. br
have had lots Of rain on them. as
had rained nearly every day since til
h;r rain -FRECKLES.
i
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STRAY SALE.

EsTrArED before the undersigned, Justice
Of Peace. Precinct One, Ward SIX, Bossier
Parish. Louisiana. by L. Z. Biggs. OF Belle
yue, Ia. black MARE, about Ave years
old. three white feet, blaze In forehead !:
and light bay horse MULE COLT, with
shaggy name and tail.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property and pay costs. or said AMI
mails will be Sold according to law, at
Bellevue. La, Mt IL o'clock am, on Sat
urday, August II. 1920.
! o. NJ SHELBY, Justice OF Peace.
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You enjoy reading the Banner. SO
would your relative who has removed
from the parish. Why don't you order
it mailed to him?
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AyRITE for the BANNERS adj
w vertising rates. They are within
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The parish rate of taxation is hereby
fixed and levied ut ; mills on the dollar
of the assessed valuation of all ascssable
property in Bossier Parish, and which 5
mills is hereby apportioned follows !:
Public schools. 1 V mills; roads and bridges.
l mill general and miscellaneous, = u mills.
We further levy special tax of y mills
throughout this parish for the benefit Of
public schools in pursuance Of Act 21s OF
1918 of the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana.
We also levy a special tax in Road Dis
tricts No. 1, No. , and No. 3 to take mp
the bonds and interest due and payable by
those districts as follows: Road District
No 1, mills; Road District No. 2, 3 mills
Road District No. ;, :'h mills
We, your budget Committee, herewith
submit the foregoing as budget for the
year 1920, for your approval and adoption
Respectfully.
j. g. McDADE, Chairman,
W. b. WILEoURS.
Il. d. WHITrINGTON. Conn.,
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An ORDINANCE

Il. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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PARISH BUDGET FOR 1920

As idOpfed BIZ the Police Jury Ia Regular
Sessi0n ConreRed JnIU -, 1920.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
GBy Telegraph,


BOSTON. Mass, Oct 11-Arrived, schr Ella
Clifton Shulee; tug w S Taylor New York.
with barges STAFFORD and Chenango.
MOUTH. Ms; w II Waters CBr). ST John.
~; tugs ass Taura1. Lynn. towing barges
fowinr ana IN lee Beas;te Security New York.
T Gallagher, Scituate. towing barge Tucka-
no noe; Oniario, New York. towing barges
Savage. Portsmouth. towing barge No II
S seaia % TOR; for barses Nos Is and 19); Pallas.
Arrived 18th. strs Tanamo. Kingston, &c (;
Charles. Galveston: Cottonplant. Norfolk !;
v winS > artnnr Brl; Yarmouth: North
bark John Philips II Fhi ia MeM f9 echr
Marguerite. shulee; tugs Boxer Phiadel-
pnia, toying barges Charles F Pritchard
dence); Lenape. Phiiadelphia. towing barges
Tamanend and Pennington; Cheektowaga,
Perth Amboy. towing barges $50. 707 and
Sailed 18th. strs Brandon. Hampton Roads /;
Cny OF Columbus. Savannah: Gloucester,
philadelphia; Radnor. New York; Dorches-
land; schro Josephine. Norfolk Edward
Trevoy. Newburyport; Erwin Lucas, ston-
denee uast nieS e' socSny No o.
dence; tugs w S Taylor, Sandwich; Ontario.
towing barge Greenwood supposed Portland.
Beechwood and Riverside, New York.--Wind
at Highland Light. calm very smoky; sea
smooth.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct 13--Arrived. strs
Fort Morgan (Nor). Port Maria: silseborg
(Dan). Caibarien: Eastern Merchant. Cal
cutta &c, Via New York; Texaco No 145.
Norfolk.
Cleared 18th. strs Josey DAM. Stock
HOLM Moncenisio GtaD. Gibraltar Mari
quita QtaD, do: Inspector. Matanzas; Fort
Morgan (Norl. Port Maria Artagan Mendi
(Sp), La Palllce.
Sailed 18th. tug Astrea. Cienfuegos, towing
schr barge Ashland; 18th. str Howard. Bos-
ton.
Sailed 18th. strs Innerton CBr). Rotterdam
Chepadoa, New York Valemore (Br), Dun
kirk; Moerdyk Dutch. Bordeaux; MARYLAND
(Br), London Lake Pachuta. Boston
Graecia (Sw), Oxelosund; vestland (Nor)
Skaw (for orders): Jomsborg Dan).
Djuron. Sweden; Sirral (Nor), Skaw; Lake
Ontario. San Juan, &c.
BUZZARDS BAY Cape Cod CanaD, Mass,
Oct 13-Passed Il, str II Devereux.
Passed w 18th, tugs Pallas, with 1 barge
Mercury. with 3 Cheektowaga. with L.
BRIDGEPORT. CT, Oct l3-Sailed. schr
Otis Miller. Windsor, Ms.
CHARLESTON. SC. Oct 13-Arrived. str
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Sailed Sd. str Caddopeak. Calcutta. &c.
LA UNION. Sept 2S-Sailed, str San An
tonic. San Francisco.
MEJILLONES. Oct 2-Sailed str Santa
Rita. San Francisco Uowing schr w Pr
re).
PARRsBoRo. MS. oct 5-Arrived. schr
Northcliff (Br). New York.
PORT GREVILLE. Ms. Oct S-Arrived.
schr Kennebunk. Woif-ille.
PORT HAWKESBURY, Ms. Oct 9-Sailed.
schr Chautaqua (Br), Havana.
PUERTO PADRE, Oct 5-Sailed. strs Dan
Vile, Cicnfuegos: 9th. Lake Cara. Antilia.
SAIGON. Sept 27-Arrived. str Jncox.
Hong Kong.
Sr JOHN. NIB, Oct li-Clearcd schr Ada
Mcintyre (Br). Barbados.
Sailed 10th. str Turret Cape (Br). Sydney.
ST JOHNS. NF, Oct 5-Arrved. str Maple
dene (Br). Montreal; 9th. schr David Nor
ris (Br). Eastman.
Sailed 9th. str Borussia (Br). Wabana /;
schr German L (Br), Sydney.
SYDNEY, CB, Oct S-Arrived, schr Pre-
ceptor (Br), st Johns
Cleared 9Th. schr George w Elzey. Jr.
Jacksonville.
Sailed 9th. str wascana (Nor), wabana !:
schr Excelda (Br), Carboncar.
: VANCOUVER. &c. Oct 13-Arrived, str
Grace Dollar (Br), Yokohama &c.
VICTORIA. Be. Oct 6-Arrived, strs Iris,
san francisco; Clan MacKellar (Dr), New
York via Balboa.
Sailed 9th, str Tuscanstar (Br) New York
WEYMOUTH, Ms, Oct G-Sailed schr Que
tay (Br), Bath.