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Rumors from washington.

II is still rumored that there to be changes in
the Cabinet-ihough the last make change
in the Of the characters. Mr.. Buchanan who
go the bench of the Supreme Court, it said,
is be succeeded by Mr. McLane Minister Eng
land, Secretary Of State. Mr.. Bancroft, who 60
France in place of Mr. King, to be succeeded in the
Navy Department by Mr. Attorney General Mason and
Mr.. McAlster Of Savannah (Ga) is be the Aor-
ney General.
The Washington Union announces that both Mr.. Nc
Lane and VI. King will the United States
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From the Auakapa. Louisiana, Banner. Ju,o G.


FEkocIoUs ATTACK BY A PASrBEK-Mr. William w.
Rice Of this Parish, has given Of singular
which took place the plantation of his father
Mr. JOAN Rice, Bayou Sale, the night OF the 4th instant
Atabout o'clock, negro man named Isaac, valuable
mechanic, belonging Mr. Henry C. Dwight, of franklin
standing cabin in the negro quarters, when
large panther up within few PAGES Of him. Ii
moonlight night and he could the panther crouch
ed ready to spring upon him. He Immediately
ced retreaung towards where number OF negroes were
collected, with his eyes the animal The latter howe
yer, all dGuned pursued him. After backing few
PAGES the negro turned when the panther sprang
upon him from distance OF about feet soizng his left
the shoulder in his mouth striking his claws
the negros back. The negro thrown down, butmme.
da,ey partially sn in the grasp OF the panther and
called loudly for His cries gathered the me-
groes and dogs, but the panther held on some time
after the dogs had seized him. Through the aid of
the dogs whom the panther turned the negro freed
himself from the uncomfortable embrace but the
animal renewed the attack, sprneing upon and eizng him
by the left shoulder. BY this time, several collected with
clubs and and ne Lease made his escape with his
and shoulder dreaduy aceraed and his back
g scratched while the panther made for the bayou pursued
by the dogs. In the meantime, qua procured and
the animal shot, while engaged in furious fight with
the dogs lie measured eight feet from the tip
OF the TAIL and weighed from $50 us lbs. The ami
mai is the Cougar Puma, elis eoReOldTl commonly cal
led in this country the Panther and the largest and
formidable Of the Cat kind in North America.
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The Heroes Of "PsiO Alto and Res aea de Ia Palmas
We had the satisfaction and proud one was too Of tn
king by his remaining hand and holding few minutes
conversation with, Of that heroic little army which
chieved the matohess victories Of Pao Alto and Resaca
In Palmas. We alIude TO Capt Hooe, Of the Infantry,
whose night arm carried away by shot The
Capt passed this city Thursday night beard the
mer Empire" bound for ST. Louis and thence Prairie
du Chen where his family is. We happy
that his wound doing very well, and that he
recovered be enable 60 about with his usual acty
We found this heroic soldier urbane and amabe
he Is brave and distinguished God giant him safe and
speedy reunion with the fond who wait his return
and length Of years ENJOY the reward Of nations graft
tude. Memphis Enquirer, 20fh INST
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We esrn that the following uibes Of Indians are now
present by then delegates in Washington The following
st shows the number from ssch uibo. We csnnot
but hope at this mission will result IN mo complete esiab
shneni Of peaceful relations between these Indians end
frontier population
The following the and numbers Of the deega-
tes from the tribes
Cupsncbes .; Lppans 2; Tc1kawsys 3; wscoes 4:
Wiehitss 2; Towsksr.oes Pswnee-mshaws l. onadsces
6; JONES .; Caddocs 2: Kechies 2; MuscoRees a.
Inforpretsrs-C Cherokee I; Deswsres q
MeTican prisoner brought from the Cumsnehes.
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Mr.. Townes Of Ca addressed the Committee at iena,h
against tho tariff Of 1884, and opposition 10 all
duties. Georgia. upon this question, IL said oscu
pied just the reverse Of the position Of Pennsylvania
Mr. Severance, Of Ne. defended the protective policy.
in reply The bill u the Secretary o tho Treasury asking
for 20 per cent duty he commended would give the
country than $1,000, o00 and this would DO rsdu-
esd third II tho 10 Per policy prevailed for Eve
years
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soUtI,eTu PIonteY

Mcssu Editors-Wl you do me the favour 70 say in
papor that IN consequence u the arrangement The
Office u my Printer, Occasionod BY The necessity Of his
from the old Museum have been ~ much de-
layed IN the publication of The June No of the Planter
We have eoncuoed 10 postpone lille longer and issue
the June aud JOY Nos. together. Your ob't serv't
CtIAS. II. BOLTS.
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~ A Court Martial is about assemble the head
quarters of the army, of which COL Gates President for
the trial OF Col Whistler Of the Infantry and Capt Thorn
Of the Dragons. The offence Of the former
ted That Of the latter is said be dsobedience OF orders
in the affair in which he taken prisoner by the Me1i-
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10 The Lewsburg Ival Chronicle states that 39
mted slaves OF the late John Randolph passed through
that town the 22d inst their way Mercer county,
Ohio, where large Of land had been purchased for
them Among them old patrarch aged ITO years.
Some difficulty anticipated their arrival, the citizens
being TO their settling among them.
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~ Tyre MAupn, Esq has become proprietor and editor
OF the "Republican in Hauisonburg, Rockingham
ty The experiment of publishing Wing paper in the
Tenth Legion" of Virginia. so CALAMITY commenced by
the late Mr.. Ward deemed hopeless one. We are
glad to see that il is not TO be abandoned.
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IL The Washington correspondent Of the N. Y Jour
nal of Commerce says According Gen. Tayors let
ers, there probability that he before Sep
TENDER October" This, i, will be remembered.
Gen. scOns opinion for expressing which he tainted
by the Secretary of War; under the influence which he
the letter which induced Mr. Polk deprive him Of
the command Of the invading army.
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u Mr.. Calhoun has made his Internal Improvemea Mt
Report to the Senate. The papers contain brief glance
at the doctrines broached in it, but the Report itself will
be printed, defer any remark upon until shall
get il in an authentic shape.
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u Our attention has just been called a communica
ton in last Fridays Enquirer, signed "Meuernieh," in
which the writer, commenting article which appear
ed days in the Wing under the signature Of
Hanoverian," attempts place the writer Of the latter
the ridiculous position OF making grammatical error
Latin quotation. The blame, any, attaches itself
composition, who made nOrtuis in the manuscript
Horfuus' in print This too obvious a typographical
error to require correction had the correspondent
Of the ENQUIRER chosen make an unfair Of it.
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ARUTnored CnIami1v.

The Quebec Mercury Of the 9th inst publishes an &C.
Of destructive fire which said to have occur
rcd st. Johns in the British province Of New Bruins
wick. The whole city, according this &C count, (which
received at Quebec by vessel from Newfoundland
except two stores had been destroyed fifteen vessels in
the port had been consumed and 80 soldiers had perish
ed IN blowing up houses the progress flames
The fire s reported to have broken the 9th and
be sul burning the l2h when the place last heard
from The may be true there reason to doubt
IT, papers from Halifax ". S. Of tho 18Th inst have been
received New York, which silent upon tho subject
The N. " Commercial has doubt that there has been
very destructive fire ST. Johns but thinks the loss Of
life and properly is very much exaggerated.
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A RARE CHANCEI

TfNBE Undermined wishing elnqlsh Dry Goods
oud IN fs -ock on hspd % 10y psrt u H. very fvo
able To any would nte ensare trads IN
GOOD 'p2ouf ashe si1nd Of he b, in ihe cry Poe
session my e hld BY fstfe ber earlier req1ircd fhoud
think pofci sreep tbs Off, fey pclse address
90 ,ihrorgh The Post once, and ~ alton.
The interview 10 BE- he'd as strictly CONFIDENTIAL e 30-if
0S Tons SUPERIOR LUMP PLATTER just arrived. and for
~ ale hon vessel W RANKIN 4 WIliTLOCK
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NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
LINE TO BALTInORE, VIA PINEY PIONT
AND THE MOUTH OF POTOMAC.
Whole Fare from Richmond 10 RaIti-
more Including McaIs) 81.

more (inciudtug McaIs) 81.
IHNHE public are hereby advised that on and af.
- ter Thundy the oh Of July, new win and beautiful
steamer MOUNT VERNON Capt G. w Gunne, run senf.
eeky IN connection with the RE mond Poto
mac Kan Road be'wtea the landing Atqua Piney
Point aRd Baltimore. '
Passengers leaving Richmond NJ in tie Cars on MONDAYS
and Thursdays auiye hequia Creek ~ ard r. NJ
where they take the splendid Vernon Dsndn
the Potomac they dine board the Noun. Vernon Having view
Of the telufu Of the Potomac gh and av AZ
finey Point TO tea Where sup the pa
gers In the Pavilion at That popular bag Leaving Piney
Point aeT supper, sey baltimore ia,
night soe hors adrHec Of passengers
Bay Boats who have cn Richmond three
morning.
A. this line avoids rough p3t ON OF the Bay ps,
sengos by IL Of Of &C sknss and
- rms and much without delays the
route In baltimore than they oby James River
and Bay line.
Returning Tues lays and Trid,ys
at arrive Pney Point breakfast Aeqaa Cr,ok
by ~ W. whence they esme with
Train arriving At Richmond by 50 VI
The houtt Vernon will take and passengers tic
landings on tbs Potomac, going and returning.
Passage and Pare Including Pincy Point and on boa
the Mount vermont between Richmond sbuR for any
niernedat point and Baltimore So
Passage and Pare between Puoy Point or any
other land ng Potomac 81.
Passage and Fare bewc abI Piney Point
We Dc elimination Of the Rail Compa
mes To Keep up this line that the fTe sways low
a. by any other line and that the and
more expeditions than bctwos Richmond md Ra
tmlre. except tie Great Mail lite.
For further through tickets ap nj the Richmond
a Frederic sburg RAN Bead Once.
THOMAS SHARP,
u 81 Agent q TanFpottst on
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friend of General Scott accosted him few weeks ago.
little before the brilliant victories the Rio Grande thus
"Do you appreheni, General, that, by achieving
brilliant victory, General Taylor will become President
suppose he does sha have for President, honest
man and good Wing" the magnanimous reply
characteristic Of Gen. Scou-Naf. Int.
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From the ". o. Deita.l

YrcATAS ISpEFENDEST.-Tho Yucatan schr Joauainn
Capt Martinez arrived last evening She left Campeachy
the 18th inst We learn through letters received by com
meical house IN this city, that the Legislature Marda
had declared the independence OF Yucaan and its observe
from the Mexican Republic II il intended now TO
appoint Senior Barbachano the acting Of Yucaan
president OF the Republic Of the "thTee stars" Some Of
the influential citizens Of Yucaan have hesated
express tho hope that three years from the pre-
sent time not before they would those stars adj
ded TO the fast increasing number that now crowding
into the banner Of the and stripes.
The Joaquina left Campeaehy on the 18th inst TIE
u $ brig Somers the only vessel Of off the port
Every thing quiet. There several Yucntnn YES
sells at Campeachy up for this port and two or three
on their way hther The JOaquina into port under
the Yucatan iag.
CAMP OFFosTE MATAMoRAs. June I2, 1876.
Messrs. Edtors-I last wrote you from Brasos Island
which place we efi the 2Oh ult and marched Is miles
to In BdrTeta, passing through low Rarshy county, in
terpesed with salt lakes. There timber in this part
Of the county, except small bushy wild locust and mus
koe wood, and it is remarkable fact that oil kinds of
shubbery here Is covered with thOrns. La BarTeta is
miserable dnpdaed old village containing scarcely TWEEN
old shanees and not single building that deserves the
name Of house. From la BaTTefd Maiamoras the
country generally high, and the soil has the Appearance
Il being very fertile observed or three fields Of cot
ton, which looked WE'LL and the appearance Of the cotton
indicates handsome yield, and have doubt that with
proper cultivation cotton might be grown with eminent
success MaiamOas presents a miserable filthy di apida-
ted appearance From the rreguary with which IL laid
out the absence OF every thing like cleanliness order
should Judge that In is pamios days was a poor npoory
for CITY; but since the battle and the rayaRes Of cannon
shot, the complete destruction Of some houses the partial
Destruction Of great number Of Others and the dsseron Of
still number b. their occupants who ed before
the Amencan army render 1t shout unprepossessng
place ss ever saw great many Of the Mexcans
turning 10 their homes in Mnamoras and appeared TO be
muchess airsd o tho American than they Of the Mex
lean army. Gen Taylor allows the MeHosns every prvi-
lego that they could DESIRE many more than they have
been accustomed 10 receive the hands Of their own u
lers they receive much Tor all articles they have 20
,e and higher wages iof their labor Than hey did be.
fore, aud appear perfectly happy snd conionred In my
next will give you Oh the information can obtain con.
corning the army, IL probable movements &c.
Yours truly g.
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IL poet in New Orleans, celebrating the praise o.
Capt Walker Of the Texas Rangers aposirophizes him
thus:
Thou Of trumps in glory's pack"
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W At the Annual Commencement Of tho College Of
New Jersey Princeton the 22d inst the honorary
gree Of l.. l.. conferred Ex-Governor james Nc
Dowel Of Virginia The Centennial Anniversary Of this
institution is be celebrated the day previous
hundredth Commencement the month Of June s47
Gov. Mcdowell has accepted invitation to deliver on
Grafton that occasion; and the Historical Address
be delivered by the Rev. James W. Alexander, ID. ID. o
Nov
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ENLARGED
EXCHANGE HOTEL, No. ~ Dock ST..
PHTLADEL PHTA
(On the European PIan0
III TNHE above well known and popular es-

mi FUNHE above we'll known and popular es-
u ablhmehL having undo gone thorough repair and
enlargement 10 now open for the reception
nenI boarders To business generally this A.
one OF the most convenient the city, being prn
unity 10 the wharVes and principal
modate nom 60 100 Sleeping and o $50 IN
goo with meals. The Eating Department Ia on the
RESTAURANT PLAN
where they the day and moi h.
compelled to be there at certain hour, 20 without
Inc Propneors naeT themselves have hitherto had m
good fortune 10 satisfaction They provided with the best
Cooks that can be procured in the and
ers All the subsap deaeiss varieties that the market.
Afford are provided with liberal hand their charges are
among the moderate
Psinge 81 10 81 so cr week and
Lodgings hom so TO 25 night
utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the
establishment ~
The PropneIon hope that with these and
slei attention to tuiness TO merit share patronage Of
their fellow-eitizens As BHbhs.
- CoPPEL & JONES, Propristors.
nit travellers IL Sne-.og,
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The CrODs.

The Charlottesville Advocate Of Saturday last says
"The wheat harvest is now nearly completed, and the
antiepaon of the farmers have been than
Allied To give idea Of the very great falling off,
would state that farmer Of this neghborhood informed
few days ago tina, field from which he has reaped
crop Of 27OO bushels will yield him the present year
as much 400. From all learn, half a crop
will be made in this quarter"
In Loudon county, it is said the wheat crop has been
greatly injured by the sctb.
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" The statement which copied yesterday from the
Washington correspondence of the Philadelphia U. s. Ga
zet'e that Mr. Sde had been dispatched by govern
ment to meet distinguished Mexican the Rio Grande
on mission Of peace, to be unfoundsd The New
York Courier states that Mr.. Sde passed through that
city day two ago, on his way Saratoga Springs.
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LAST NOTICE.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

IN MONDAY, the 9th day Of July, we will SELL at
W public auction, without limit reserve whatever may
then hand embracing almost every usually kept
In large wholesale and retail Dry Goats establishment The
will be closed Saturday the lst July public
SALE for the purpose Of taking inventory and arranging goods
for the sale the 27h-beween this
hand will be offered very prers by piece
package Among the articles for very
Woolens -COhs and Casmeres, Saneis Cable Twist and
othrr Kerys; Plain. Fanncs Caeocs. Mouselns Bazon
Lawns Ggnhams and large of eofd boaehed and
browE Domestic, Bed Ticking oey Of every Kind The put
lie sale will be conducted by Dunlop Moncue Co Aue
at O'clock, and continued day Day
disposed Of
TERMS months credit $780, under sum-
cash.
% County Merchants will have good opportunity
Of every thing establishment
much below regular prices
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 CO.,
10 p,,.a 80, sho.L,.
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MARRIED.,

~ oak Spring "wednesday, Instant by t,e re- Rev
bihop Johns, Cot gBO CARRtNGrON. Of this ciy 10 Msr
susan g. daughter Of The late Charles ~ Barton Of king WI
liam county.
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BAND LEATHER.

rFNEE Subscribers have been appointed Agents
u for hs rac Of Band Leather of very superior std ~
bo n New Yoft Specimens ma BE- Waeroou
naehn end greatly heir advantage N esH and 90 hen
js 3O-ctt Bolts 4 BALDWIN
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HOIT'S OFFICE. Whole Ticket Nos 10
u o. 20, SO0-Haf Ticket Nos GO &C. seOOboh s,LI
and pad In Saturdays Lottery, by HOYT
To day-s5oO0o, In thee prizes $4,000 Capal-Tet.ts
only ~, haive, So quarters IS Package until
O'clock AZ HOYTs OFFICE.
jeaJ No 2 E,eb,rg.
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FOR THE LADIES.
BONNET CAsEs AND THINKS.

BONNEE CASES AND TRUNKS.
WE have in store large stock &C Ladies' IRA
yelling Bonnet Crei Trunks and AZ ai prices
aud We respectfully nv the Ladies and examine ouf
stock before buying elsewhere, very
and intention strong eonvs
we'll finished Tho oFa priced not awnystie cp
est IN the long N the purchaser.
10 80 PtrTNEy a WITS
FREsH GROUNDP LASTEEs, ,ecsiv,nr Gur TIE la.
~ bee" Mins-for tac By
BE- DAyEyropT, ALLEN d 20
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Rico Garsnd eS-Iudge Of Louisiana whose unfortunate
alteration from rectude recently ocessoned much 70
Rret is now a resident Of Point Isbol, ~ Texas.
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HILL-sIDE AND sUBsOm PLOUGHs-
y - a iot just received from Northern factories.
e 7O-cu BOTTs q BALDWIN.
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N q TIC Els.

az Upper Appomattox Comnnnyx
o. me Trustees Of the Upper AppomaloI comp.ny viii
July. NJ sn .,r mon".
M a..
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q rolls Of sf.y each, for sale
HJiSAa
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DIED

Sunday afternoon. Aug. IN the Grin year OF his age
after lingering Illness, NATHANIEL BOSWORTH
Civil and Military Engineer author Of able treatise on
thc Rife &c recently published 5- Mr. Reddeld OF this
city Distinguished Tor close md philosophical accuracy
OF observation. sound science large and varied expe
ence he combined, IN the mechanical productions Of his
genius, simplicity Of structure with efficiency Of result
IN the most eminent degree Independence character
perseverance in scientific and mechanical pursuit.
times under the most di5courazng circumstances with
personal experience OF ordinary interest would rem
der the biography Of this sefnade instructive
volume. He born in Massachusetts but large po.
ton Of lis life The south where MS TefforF
Will long De cherished.
His remains will Dc taken Greenwood Csr1eCy Tor
'nternent this afternoon, al o'clock, from No Leon
erd-st. where carriages will be in waiting
Saturday, lst Aug al Railway y. J. JOHN r AOoAL'
Jr. Of John P and Eliza Moore aged 10 months
On lst inst after short illness, in the sHth year OF
her age, MARGARET, widow Of John stag Jun'- OF
this city,
The relatives and friend Of the family invited 70 az
tend ner funeral from the residence Of her brother John
De Pcyster Hudsonst Hoboken y J. this afternoon, al
3 o'clock.
In this CRY Sabbath morning. I'd inst. JAMES X in
fan son of Martin and Charlotte Van Hovenbcrgh aged
II months, days.
On the afternoon Of July 3lst AMELIA Frances,
daughte. OF VIM. p and Clara H Palmer aged years
and months.
Her remains will be removed to stockbridge Mass for
internent.
On Friday, July 81 Mrs. HESLON. wife o. Michael
Vanderbilt, in the Both year o.: her age.
Her remains we're taken 10 Albany for interInent A..
beny, Rochester and Buffalo papers please copy.
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Trade of the Hudson.
Produce and Country Merchandise ArrrrnE N Nev York
Reported Specially for The Ne.p- York Tribune.

Produce and Country Merchandise rrtnE N Mr., York
Reported Specially for The Ne.p- York Tribune
2 Fish & Cos Line-Boat WIN Wood-ig73 bush
100 10 fine feed. r Fish 4 Co.
Troy and Oswego Line-Boat Ashland-2570 bush corn,
J l. Buckley; tubs butter, Southworth, L Beach
Lake Champlain and Merchants Line-L 4 Johnson
Boat BTadley-31 hXs cheese, Ferguson SheruHu loo
do Leggeii. iud!uT Co; ~ bags .ye. L Johnson;
bxs CLOTH Eliot BoyiOn hNs scales, Fairbanks Coz
80 starch. Nixon Piimau, Boston, bNs sundries
Whites sheffield tubs butter Clark Fisk: - bed
steads. 4 Cook i Coz is bales wool, Hamilton Gay.
Boat Oakaud-5jO00 feet lumber. WaterEouse / Linn
Boat Arrow-3co0o feet lumber 10000 do shingles 1900
hus IN oats, WaierhOuse Linn
Syracus, und Os~ego Line, a II Hovey & Co-Boat
SyracGse-l55 hush wheat, BuckeyS Coz bb!s ashes
r Z Brown; 90, O Curwin Co; Is rolls carpet, J
Jones' Phlad; II bales cotton goods Fisher Howe II:
ro carpet d MADDEN Son; do bale do Geo Hastings
* Co; bule- yarn, Smith; II pkg- eggs Williams;
lot lumber White Johnson LOT furniture y BTggs; 80
bb.s salt. 4 II Hoyey Co.
Same Lne-Boai lcrvict-2002 bush corn II Morgan;
49, pks paper Jas Noryel 1913 do Buckley Coo
kin; pkgs butter do eggs, Knapp Baker 2 do,
D Bennett frk butter, Soulhworlh Beach; "a boxes
cheese do lax, Boyce bxs chair stuff. Appeton
. do l. Ingcrsol!; lo pine lumber, White & Johnson
Sage Co.
New York and Penn Yam Line John Rice-Boa, Tariff
52g bbls aour bush feed John Rice ~ kegs butter
Otis X Co: do, 5 L a Beach, 80 bSs cheese, c + VII
son & Co, Phad bbls eggs, J & 5 Bennett
Ncw-York and Oswego Line, Ba!is-Boat May
Flower-2SSO bush shorts, c Balls; 1870 bbls four J l.
Buckley.