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PUGET SOUND AARVGHS“.
OFFICIAL PAPER 0F Ponf Town‘ssmﬁ
LOl7 A I; ITEMS.
l‘rmn ‘l‘neuhy‘n Dally.
'l'm‘. town of (‘olhix is being rapidly
n‘lllllll.
'l'IH; lurk llvnry Blu'knrrivvd last ove—
“ing from lioyul Roads in low of the tug
Pilot.
()i'u lmvimmim. D. W. Smith. IHIH rv
win-ii a warm on a new kind of lmruvss
lnu'klo' inwntwl by him.
”I‘m-t lullm Timo's and 'llountuimwr
lmvn (-rmwlilnl ul. minq both name».
John .\litt‘lu‘ll is editor.
W 1: :u‘knuwlc-dut‘ the receipt of :1 mm
plimrntury imitation to attend Mr. Lun
gusford‘s social dance on Thursday eve
ninﬂ-
'l‘m: lorritorml university building at
Svntllc is ruvoiving u thorough owrhaml
ing {ind repairing. preparatory to an
opening.
an: name of Hon. Dnn. Sk‘wnrt, of
Walla Walla. is being brought forward
in conm-ction wit-h the dem'x‘rnuo nom
ination for delegate.
Ova informant was mistaken as .0 Dr.
Willison‘s family going to Olympia.
They have rented the Pink home on the
hill instead.
WE have received a copy of the weekly
edition of the Chicago Legal Adviser.
As indieatul in its name, it eontains
much of interest to attorneys.
Ln'izm' times among sailors today.
1110 Jonathan Bourne and l‘leiades were
both shipping crows to go foreign. while
the bark llem'y Buek was paying oIT.
SEATTLE is about to have a grand seven
ty-tlve mile walking match by three
youthful [N destriam who have just closed
a similar exhibition at New Tacoma.
Masses. I‘lummer & Terry are chang
ing partitions. enlarging and otherwise
preparing their store building for the re
ception of the stock of goods which the
senior member of the ﬁrm in bringing
from San Francisco.
The ()lympia Academy will open Sept.
18th. under the management of Prof. J.
H. Hhidmore, formerly of Oregon. Ite
board of trustees is as follows: Wm.
McMickon, President. J. H. Skidmore.
Henry Morgan, Wm. Mitchell and D. It.
Bigelow.
This .\I. E. Annual Conference for Or
egon and Washington will convene at
Albany, ()rcgoa. tomorrow, Bishop Hurst
presiding. It seems likely that Port
Townsend will be, fortunate enough to
secure Ur. Isaac Dillon. formerly editor
of thel’. (I. Advocate.
Tm: Walla Walla Daily Union is
among our exchanges. Its local columns
are ﬁlled to overt] wing with racy. newsy
items to which it adds all the tele
graphic. miscellaneous. editorial and
other news that go to make up a ﬁrst
claea daily journal.
l‘roun Wednesday's Dally. '
WE are indebted to Mr. J. 0. Harris.
puraer of the steamship Mississippi. for
favors extended.
CAPT. 'l'lunALs bought a ﬁne work
horse at Seattle a few days ago. and Mr.
0. H. lloleonihe went to San Juan and
bought a mate for him so we have an
other h.-avy team in town.
CAN. J. Donn, second mate of the
Mississippi. formerly of he Mastick. fell
down the hatch of the former vessel to
day while unloading at Union wharf. and
sustained sen re injuries.
Tum-1 schools of immense black ﬁsh
were seen this morning playing in the
water oil Skagit head. They numbered
at least, fortyund premnted a grand sight
to the passengers on board the Starr.
Tln: time ﬁxed for holding republican
primaries in this county has been changed
from 7 to 7:30 P. 11., by order of R. D.
Attridge. Reap. who found that the latter
hour would suit a greater number better.
'l‘nn revenue cutter Wolcott has re
ceived four large. new. breech-loading
cannon which were taken on board at
Union wharf today. Her old ones are
being stowed in the lower part ol the
custom house building. -
A nauuxzx man in attempting to net
aboard the steamer Geo. E. Starr at Port
Gamble today. missed his footing and in
falling struck his head on the guard and
fell overlmard. He was fished out with
much ditﬁeulty, more dead than alive.
Tm: ocean steamer Mississippi arrived
this morning from San Francisco with
passenger list an published herehifore,
and Ell tons of freight. Among the lat
ter are ltll packages for l’lulnmer .\L'
Terry. She also brought a large lot of
merehnndm- ful‘ the l‘. S. lron Company.
l‘lxmmuxo. Mine host. of the (,‘osmo
politan. We learn. is about to enlarge his
hotel m-eonunmlatioas. Capt. Dalgnrdno
is almehuaging and enlarging his dining
room. preparatory to re-opening his ho
tel. So many strangers come to t'm'u
these days that past accommmlations are
quite inadequate.
Rmr‘nsrzn.—<'l‘lm exploring party re
cently going from Quiniault through the
Olympic mountains. has arrived on this
side all safe. Vin llood's Canal. “'0 had
the pleasure of swing the liq-arty visage
of Judge Briggs today. and lt‘llruul from
him that tin-y found littlo (-130 than a
wry ronuh Country to travel in.
l-‘rom ’l'lmrmluy's Bully.
Tm: steamship Idaho arrived early
this afternoon.
I)". (tin-11', of Fort 'l‘mrnsond. has been
dangerously ill for several days.
.\llt. J. M. I'}. ATKINSON. of New ('astli‘
arrivi-d homo this week. after a brief vis.
it to San Franciaa'o.
A SOCIAL dance took place in Good
'l‘i-Inplars‘ Hall last night. and another
will take place tonight at the Red Men‘s
Hall.
THE 0. R. & N. Co. have an important
noticeinsertml in today‘s Alums, in re
gnrd to carrying explosives and combust
ihles.
Tim new lamp post in front of Lati
mer & Co.‘s drug store has been tasteful
ly decorated with signs for the store.
Mr. Burtlirop did the lettering.
(ism. Dons. who received such in
juries on the head from falling down the
Mississippi‘s hatehway yesterday, W4B
taken to the marine hospital, and is do
ing well. '
Brsnop Paddock left here yesterday
morning for Portland. vin Seattle and
'l'aeonm. His children will join him in
l’ortlandinafow days. and the whole
family will proceed from thence to the
eastern states. They will return in n
few months.
A man of np-Sound people. consist
ing of Major Hayden and family of
Olympia. also Bailey Gatzert. Esq.. and
wife and John Leary, Emp. of Seattle,
have been rustieating near Admiralty
Head. They have been in this place a
day or two, and seem to be enjoying their
vacation to the full extent of the law.
BY the 001””) steamer this week, the
Anans received a hundred-pound “font”
of nonpareil reading type, which oom
pletes its new dress throughout for read
ing matter and advertising. This paper
now has all the mechanical facilities re
quired by its trade. and is well prepared
to keep up with whatever growth it may
achieve.
Muses. Plummer & Terry have a ﬁne,
large safe. from Raymond & Wilsbire, S.
F., for use in their business. As soon as
their store building is completely titted
up With the new shelves now being put
in position by carpenter Tucker. and the
large stock of mud just received is prop
erly arranged. the place will present an
attractive appearance.
Tun steamer Dispatch arrived yester
day afternoon from Neah Bay and way
ports, having on board about twenty pas
sengers. among whom we noticed: Mr.
W. O. Chapman and wife. Mr. Frank W.
Hastings and wife, Mrs. F. Albert Bart
lett, Mr. Wm. Wooding and wife. Mr. J.
Weir. Miss Julia Weir. Rev. J. 13. Alex
ander and brother. and a numbe of oth
ers. The pleasure seekers report an en
joyable trip.
(‘l'r'rlso Aswan“ A cutting affray oc
curred this morning on board the reve
nue cutter Wolvott, in ahieh one John
Martin stabbed the boatswain, John
Ahers, severely two or three times. Mar
tin was arrested and taken before Jus—
tive Vanllokkeleu who. after a hearing.
bound him over to appear at the next
session of the district court. in the sum
of two hundred dollars. The ntl‘air grew
out of some slight personal ditlleulty.
At. the time of the assault the cutter was
lying at anchor in the harbor. and Ahers
was taking Martin from one part of the
vessel to another to appear before a su
perior otlieer. Martin is now hunting
bondsmen.
'l‘ns steamer Evange], Capt. Rogers.
arrived at this part this morning at 2
o’cluolr. She brunght the mails from
Sitka and Wrangel-«leavim: the former
place on the 16th inst. and the latter the
17th. Capt. N ice], of the U. S. surveying
steamer Healer, came as passenger on
board the Evangel. on husinesa concern
ing repairs to his steamer. The Evangel,
besides being detained three days at
Sitkn ---waitiug fur the mail ~ experienced
heavy head winds with cunsiderahle
rain and fog in Clarepae straits. Capt.
Rogers speaks in highest terms of praise of
conrtesies extended the Evangel. while at
Sitka. by Capt. Piersun oi the U. S.
steamer Wachnsct. .
A stnrms (Exxon. l‘he (‘olnm'st of
tin-22M says: "'l‘hesteamerOtter hmaght
from l’nrt Essingtnn, on Skm'na river. a
mammoth Indian camwﬂ'tl feet inlvngth
with ll) feet [Willi]. [t was made by a
liella Bella Indian fur .\ir. 'l'lmnms(‘nn
ninuham (or Indian (.‘nmmissium-r l’mv
ell." It was plat-ed on the Hudson Bay
(‘umpany's wharf wh-n- it presents an
c-xtrrurﬂiua") al'llesranve. The canue
sent to thcl Cuntrnninl exhibition at l‘liil
advlpliia by Commissioner J. (1 Swan. in
“‘76, measured (ii) {wt l mg. 8 foot wide
arid 4 foot dew», and until this liig Skim
na riwr viinoo was hiiilt \\'tlH(‘l)llHltlt‘l't‘il
lllt‘ liirm'st i-aiioo on tllt‘ nortliwr-st maat.
[t is propox'vd to present this gigantic
upwinn-n of Indian (‘anm' work to the
Marquis of Lorne and the l’rinm-Hs Lou
iso on their arrival. It will lie plat-ml
on a triii-lr, ﬁlled with Indians. and lw
drawn by horses in the procvssion. It
\\ ill certainly be Worth rowing.
_——---——_..._.._
THE one question of Vital import
anco to Port Townsend pooplo at this
tinii' is \vliytliiit saw nnll lsll‘t run
ningi Sonia tll't‘ inoan i-nough to ill
miiiatv that had a hoary fill‘ft‘lt liwn
stipulutvd in tho ownt of a failure on
tho part of tho (uiiiti'aotor to ﬁnish his
job 51X Weeks ago. us llt' proinisod, tlio
niill would have been running.
W
ANY onu desiring to buy a shot-gun
Would do well to consult JAH. Joxm he
foro rurchusing elsewhere. He taken or
ders or any kind wanted. *
“..-. ....-- ..:_
um per venr can be easily made in home
workln: {or E. (i. ltldmut it Co.. to Burklcy
rum-t New York. Send {or tlicli‘ analogue
and full partlculam.
.._._._,____~.'____.
WHY should you cough while you
can get u preventative by gorng to
Lumnn & Co‘s? *
M
NOTICE.
(lamphene. Naptha. Benzine. Benzoln.
0' ul Oil. crude Petroleum. or other llk‘e
explosive ﬂuids. or like dangerous urti
ole», will not be carried an freight upon
the O. R. & N. Coin steamers. _
Rotiin-d Petroleum may he earned. ‘
provided the packuuvs are marked on the
outside with the name of manufacturer,
and tllt! fact that the contents haven tire ;
test of at least one) hundred and ten de- ;
green Fahrenheit. ‘
JouN Mum.
‘2Ble Supt. of Trufﬂe.
'B' Y ‘49
Q Q A
“ mxtlpmmox l
mummvammor
ooonomml ammo can nu.
voumumou won PIMONALOR nun“
an. in any qum'mv A'l' mum: panel.
manna you um «nu ma can on» ‘
LOOUI (mu) mo vou nu. ma rr TNIII l
MONTGOMERY WARD 81. CO. i
31.32"!qu AVﬂwl. cameo. l
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CAUTION!
Pom Towxsnxn, Aug. 18, 1882.
Lon—The nilvnnco note in fmor of
Michael Mnlionoy. signal by liotliscliild
& (,‘o., Agents for ship Mntlldu. for thirty
dollars, drawn on Rothschild & Co.. has
been lost. All parties are wuruod not to
negotiate for mid note.
34-3 w liomscmnn & Co.
.
I
Notice.
Passengers for Shanghai.
Tm: nlu'nsn STEAMI-zn
1 - / .
r 1 1% I (TAIPEI,
(.‘.\P’l‘. w. u. ooULb.
Will Hill] for Shanghai from Port
'l'owmvml on or about August
21th. mnl from Royal Roads. B. (‘..
tho nnxt (lay. and has mnplo nw.-our
imulution for 2w Cliinosu pussvugvrs.
For pussugo apply to
lto'ruscnum & (To,
. l’ort 'l‘ownsvnd,
\\ Emu.l{irili;'r it L‘o..
' Victoria. B. 0., or
2(i-td “r A Cuoxu 3: Cu. Souttlo
British Shrumm' 'l'li’ll 'JII’II,
From liong Kong. via Sun Frunvism.
NL-itliur tlw contain not tho nmlvrsign
ml agents of tho nlxm- mum-d Vt'h'ru‘l will
lie n-sponsililo for tlvlitﬂ ('ontrnvtn-il by
the (‘l'l‘w tlwroot‘. W. H. (Hutu), Muster.
Horus-mum a ¢.'o., .-\',:\‘nt.~4.
l’ort 'l‘ownm-ml, Aug. T. 1%“).
NORWEGIAN BARK AUBUST SMITH,
From 'l'oum. t'lillli
.\‘l-Il'l‘lll-llt tlw t‘ulnlnin nor llu- untlvwimwl
Agra-nt- nl' lln- ulun'v-uunm'l \‘i-«vl \s 111 “1' W
n; (IIINHIIU lor (li-Ills tonlrurn-Il h_\ lln- ulltccm
()I' l‘l'U“ .
J. H. GllHli’l‘l-ZNH-ZN. .\‘ll‘llt‘l'.
lliltllwlllltl i! m. .\uontm
Port Townsend. July 2%, 18242.
I"]{l'4'A'Cll HA 16K ('()(,)l"[.llli().
From San Jone 111' (hmtmnnln. \‘iu \‘li-lorln.
.\'l~itlll-I' llw ('m-Inln nor tlu- unilu-r-‘lzm'll
Mom-i wlll luv irnwuluihh- lol'clohn n outrun
ml by tlu- ol'lli'l-IN mul rrow oI tlu- :iluuw- nun:-
I'il \muo-l. 'l‘. ".\IIIH‘. .\lu-m I'.
Itutlw mm A ('o.. nun-üb
l'ul'l ’l'ou uwu-l. Jnlv H. 152'.
3HI I ' ‘
Fl‘ Cl] Baruuc HON‘B Udlllb‘ AllXillHll‘lCß.
l"|lt ) \l N l')\\' I'.\ lll‘ll N )Xl.\.
.\ lul'l’lli’ I: 'III . 11-‘ 111 l 11111 ll|v~ 'I'I‘II'IV f'l't'll
\5. nl~ \\ All m I: qualv J: In; l‘l‘il' <ll.'ll'l|A'fl-r‘
|I.\1|llll'll\lrl1;|\\ u: :|.:- .‘ or I' ll I|l:l"l \I"“4'l,
12.: \ t \ii
“lill‘«'ll'l“'l"|. \,’~"‘-'~.
Am. Bark Charles B. Konney.
I'!.H\l .\‘i I):;l'.il. .\’ 5, W.
\l.ll'l|l.|(ll1v!.i nHm- 'n-i 7it"ll.l‘l' .m»!
\m-nl Ivl lln' il’rll'.“ u: m ' \- w-i \\ 11l -.- Ir
~|Illl|~llllr[lil'ill‘ll'14lt"".l ' l‘-~ 'lll wl‘ l‘
....nmL n \1 1. 1*\111.1.11.
lll‘l ll" llli.l"\ l -, .\ w u".
JAME $ 301 m 3’
V. , A) , - ‘ , .
CASE-l (*1‘»()(JIUI{ Y, r STU RE.
I have just added a full Lme of Groceries to my
Stuck of Stminnury. &c., and inlmnl tn .\‘I‘IIJA'IH'IAI’ FUR READY PAY
In lCit hm- ] )l'ndllCO or CNS] 1!
(Rm-Min; in [um HI
I l I
Flne wmes and hquors'
P
(‘lmim Rum‘r. ('llm-sq'. “Ulli'y. Fun-ign CANNEO GOODS—AII Kimld. (Will-w.
:unl l)|)l|ll"’liL‘ Frlliliv l’mvi-inm :uul Sllp- ('lmiw‘ ‘l'v:|< ut' :1“ MIN“. “wt limmh ul
[uh-,4. Hum, (mt :Iml (inru .‘lvuh. lh'nn. l-Ixtr'u-re. Hrnum‘ :lu.| \\'lm!u.\‘pilw_ 1:31.
0'11"“ -\l'|’l“‘- “H”! 13mm. ull l\'im|:<. ~in-. me- ('urmnh‘. Full :l~<ll|‘t|mm[ ul'
SIATIONERY, " “”"Wlﬂ‘: .\‘lm'k ‘t ('lm‘l“ .\‘u-upz. 'l'uih-r. \\':l<||lng. .\‘nl .\‘mla. Fin.-
'l‘lu: lH‘la‘l‘ Brands 0! Uings' :1 ml ’l'” .t (‘onrw Liwrpnul Halt. (,‘ulumhlzt River
bun-n. ‘Sdllllml. ('(MI ()H and (hurdles.
t
Agent for- tho Celebrated
‘6 ‘ ,3 ' " * -r
VVILDVVO OD VV LIISIXY
Covlngton. Kentucky.
For Port Townsend and Vicinity.
lid‘JUS'l‘ RECEIVEU— A large lot :If Imported and Domestic 0
best brunch,
' ﬁr Snlxwriptionn received for all books. newspapers and periodicals publi ued in
the United States, at publishers' prices.
Riflea, Cartridges, Shells, Powder, Shot, wads and cups.
ﬁéTﬂSﬂﬂlLﬂ &- 6'09,
Port Townsend,
SHIPPING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Custom House Broker Ships Disbursed.
AGENT FOR STEAM ’l‘lfﬂh‘,
Goliah, Blakeley and Politkofsky.
13‘?!’ Letters and Telegrams addressed tc our cane will be promptly dellvered on
D. C. H. ROTHSCHLD,
coxsumn AGENT or rm NOE. coxsun or COSTA RICA
vrcmoxsur, orxmnmm, l coxsunmn AGENTOF PERL“
‘c‘lCE-CONSUL OF URAGUAY.
'Port Townsend, W. T.
JUNE 1. 1881!!”
V'cssols Conslgnod to
ROTHSOHILD 55 CO.
AMERICAN SHIP PLEIADES
thn \‘ulpurntm.
Neither the Cmttuin nor the nndenlmted
agents will be rcnpotulhlo tor debts cnntt'uut
-0 by the utticers and crew at the above num
etl \'es~el.
Wu. E. l‘lltlﬂ'Jhlltur.
Rttthrwhlhl & (30., Agents.
Port Townsend. July 6. Im.
AMERICAN SHIP HOPE.
ll‘rotu (Salim). Peru.
Neither the Captain or the undersigned
llKollltH)‘ the about nunwd vessel. Wlll he re
uponslhle for debts contracted by the oﬂicun
and crew themot. ‘
H. u. cunts, Muster.
Rothswhlld .t Cm. ugentu. ‘
I'm-t Townsend July 6. hit”. 1
_______________.._____———
BRIG 7'. W. LUCAS.
From Gunynms. V
NEITHER the t‘uptnin nor the tllldul‘ﬂl‘lnt'tl
Auentn will he rt-srunulhh- tor uny t elitn
contructml by the ofﬁcers tit-crew of the above
muuetl vessel.
L‘. l-‘. Known. Muster.
Rothschild & t'o.. nut-tits,
l'urt Townsend. July l. list. I
.....-H__-_.-.,_ “_..__-,.,_--_.H_._~__ 1
Im. STE. gums (51577.5. !
l-‘rutu .\‘nnttnnn. 11. (‘. 1
NEITHER the (‘untnin nm' the undersigned 1
Agents-mt thu ulmw "tuned new-l WI“ he
rustlmttsllile t'm- tlclitscunmtvtell by unit-tent or
err-w. It. J. C. 'l'Ult. Muster.
littlhwltlld 5: t)t)., Agents.
Port 'l‘nwnm-lul. Julie. '35. HB2.
French bk. Louis IX.
t-‘rmn .\h-tlmnrne. Auntmlht.
NEITHER lltl' t'uptmn not- the Illl‘ll‘l‘lL’lll'll
.\gn-ntstwill ln- rmwutsihlu I'Dl'lleh'ﬂt‘tltlll‘tu'ltfll
by the ”like“ untl crew of the \‘cnﬁl‘l above
mun-«I. Must-ms TIM-. 01! Hum, .\ltuter.
lluthm-hil'l & (0.. Agents.
Port Town-tend. June '37. last.
AM. SHIP .l!.>l'l'!l'.l)A.
l-‘rmn lquiqne, Porn.
.\‘l-Zl'l‘lll-th thvt‘nptuhi nor the llll'lt‘t‘ulzntt‘d
.\uvnts will he n-vqmnsiltlc tnt- tlt-lltst'ttllll'tr.
“'4' by otth't-t‘s 01' new ol’ the lUtht nulnwl
n-«o-t. JJi. .\lmun’xua, Muster.
Rut h-rhihl .1: (‘O. agents.
l’nrt 'l‘nwnwntl. June 27. 1832’.
BI‘IIISII WK Malmcne.
From t‘ulhm. l’t-ru.
NI-ZlTlll-Ilt’l‘llt: th\l"l‘.\l.\’ NI)" ’l‘lll-l l‘.\'-
tlc-t'rtmm-tl um-nh ot' the ulmve tttttm'll nw
m-I will he rtwtmnnthle t'ut‘ dehtseulttmctetl by
the utlit'eru orrruw.
L. Klt'KllAM, Muster.
ltttl‘llttt'llll.“ .! t'u., l‘lll‘llhl.
l'm't 'l‘n\vtt<cttvl, June IT. [8342.
German BK, Black Diamond.
l-t'um . :tx;u~ttkl. .lnpnn.
N” I'Ll’l‘lll-Ilt the t'tuttuln nor the undersigned
l AKI'IH‘ ut tln- ulun'e mum-d wssa-l will
he rusptm~lhhr tut‘ tlt-htst-untt'nt-tt-Il h_\' theutll
curs or t'l'l'W,
Hut. lttn'lt, Mtt-Att'l'.
litt'l‘llﬁt‘llll.” 8 UL. .\th-nu, i
l'ut't 'l‘uwnneml. June N. I‘sl. ‘
"l I vr)
Frauen Barune Piﬂiluili. l
tum: HAM \ IltLtv. .\n um.
NEITHER 'l‘lll'l “ \l"l‘.\l,\' .\UI: 'l‘lll; I'X
tit-I'ulJllt-il .\un-nt-A \\ iii In- rtwlumthr tut .Hj.
tlt ll‘u t‘tlltll'.“ [l' I Ir) lhv l t't-w.
l'nt't 'l'tmnwn I, Jum- i. IW3.
.\. \Ll.i.l l. ‘1 NWT.
linuw mm». & tn. .\gt'lti.
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British Bk. Star of Peace.
PRU.“ MELBOURNE. AUSTRALI,‘ .
Ni-Jl’l‘iiidn the (Inpiiun nor the undersigned
Agents. will be wamnaiblu for debts contnu'.
ted hf the ofﬁcers ort-rew "(the above nnine-l
venue . H n FRANCIS, blaster.
! ilU’l‘ilSCllliJi a (10.. agents.
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Bnrque John War-tor.
FROM NEWCASTLE. .\i 8 W
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Neither the captain nor the nndernigned
agents Will be mfponsibh- iordebu cun
‘trucled by the «row 0 the above named vet.
and l‘ A IIUUGHTON, Mantel-
Rothschild I; (:0. Agents
Shlp Majestic.
BOUND SYDNE', N 8 W
neither the mptnin or the undemlgnml
MRMHIB will M rmponuihlu for tlebis' (-mt
lntctud by the crew at thnnbnve nnlnctl ven-
M-i J A HATFIELD. 111-I".
hollllchlld .5 Co, Agents
BRITIS H BARK KEBROYD.
Hum ilt).\'o|.Ul.U
.\‘eitltor the l'nptnin nor the undenigned
"gents wlll be responsible for debts um
mtt-tt-d by the ofﬁcers 01' crew of the nbow
nutncti wswi. 0
JOHN STOREY. Muster.
lloilischlltl .t (‘o..nxentu.
British Bark Blrchgrove,
Flinn SYDNEY N. H. WALES.
N EITHER the (Tuninin nm- the l'ndmaivtml
.\zt-ntsni‘ ilictihovc rumml vessel will be r»-
nmnslblu i'ui' tlubtst-onimvlc-l by tho- "ilk-urn
or crew. J. B. it‘ll.\NLiS, Hauler.
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l French Bari Prusnere.
Neither the (‘npinin or the: lllldﬂi‘iigni-tl
nuvnis wlll lu- ruslmnstbh‘ il'l' tlchhicmttrncdnl
:lw the ()"lCcl‘N or crew of iliu nbm'c ntunwi
Vessel. U
l". lll'lllll-ll'iml, .\instor.
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\‘u-«cl ulll he t‘cupmnlililc im' ttttytlclth tln
irnrtctl by crew.
l JM'nit KLl‘THMnstt-r.
l lln'ritst'ulim .t t‘u.. Agents.
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A tlvruixnctl nuuntu ni Ihe ulmvt- nntnwl \----
ml will In: n-nlxmniltlte fur tlt-ltlwnntmt'lctl by
iltc cruw . ALI-ix. .\i‘l‘ilh‘llMiN,
.\lnsit-r,
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Holland Bari Hollander.
Hum SMASH I.\|-.'. ('iil.\ .\.
.\'i'2l'l‘lll~.ll ihu (.‘nntnin nur tlu- llll’ll'l'ﬂ'g’lli'l
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