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Proposed Anne xatiOn of Southern Nebraska
to Kansas

LEAvENwoRTH, May l6.-The people of Southern
Nebraska are earnestly agitating the annexation of
territory south of the Platte river to Kansas and
thus securing admission into the Union. Public
sentiment in that portion of the Territory strongly
tavors the plan, and Mass Convention at Nebraska
City had nominated delegates to the Kansas Con-
stitutional Convention, and they will undoubtedly
be admitted, and is probable that in defining the
boundary. of Kansas, the Platte river will be the
northern boundary of Kansas.
Utah dates to the 10Th have been received, but
are unimportant.
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A HHSENENTg

HOLIDAY STREET TAEATRE.-Barry Sullivan will
appear tonight as Bererlyin the Gaaester, with
Miss Anna Cruise as Mrs. Beuery. The afterpiece
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Peter While
WAsHINGToN HALL.-Prof Ahrend, with the
sextette Club, will give concerts each night this
full place to spend an hour, and Mr. Leutbecher de-
serves to be literally supported for his endeavors
in furnishing our citizens with most excellent
music.
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FIRES.

Yesterday morning about half past three O'Clock
officer Stagmer discovered the workshop attached
to the piano mandatory of Mr.. George Huppmau,
No. % Hanover street, to be on fire. The engines
No. and No. were soon on the spot and succeed
ed in extinguishing it before much damage was
done. Two pianos were destroyed and another one
considerably injured They were valued at $500
and were insured in the Fireman's office. The
building was but slightly damaged and is insured
in the Baltimore Fire Insurance office. The fire
was the work of anincendiary
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Excitement nj, among amor the Italians at New York

New York, May l6.-The Italians residing in
this city have called a meeting for tomorrow eve
ming to express their sympathy with their country
men In their present struggle for Independence
The call says:
"ltaly has emanated her war cry, which has come
TO us, and we, papitating with joy, have exclaim-
ed Ala Riscos8a IN Italia
"ha!ians, the hour so long erpected IS come! All
around the fag ricotore let fly to assist the
of our country"
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INQUESTS.

Yesterday morning Coroner Sparklin held an
inquest on the body of an infant apparently about
four months old, which had been found floating in
the dock at Gardners shipyard The jury rendered
verdict of "death from violence at the hands of
persons unknown to the iury
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THE REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY

- lf florence LeueT, Aprtt II, an London Times
Florence has this day been the scene of a drama
hitherto, perhaps, unknown in the word-a blood
less revolu ton. week since the throne of the
Grand Duke seemed no more insecure than that of
most Italian potentates in times Unpopular commo-
ton; for the last few days, however, the excite
ment has been gradually rising among all classes
burning to know the course the Grand Duke in
tended to pursue in the nov inevitable struggle
The procrastination of the court has vastly in
creased this feeling, and, though week since a
declaration of neutrality might possibly have
checked for the moment the passions of the peonle
it was felt throughout yesterday that nothing short
of an immediate decision in favor of Piedmont conId
prevent popular demonstration, which could have
but one issue. General Ferrari, the head of tbe
Tuscan forces, yesterday sent in his restoration
while bands of soldiers and citizens paraded tbn
streets, singing patriotic songs and mingling tbe
names OF Victor Emmanuel and Italian Inda5ond ode
ence. inuepenu-
Throughout the day emissaries of the nat;oro
party might be seen posting up addresses to th,
citizens in the most public manner, urging than ~
throw OF the yoke of Austria and rise in 6ebaIf y
Italian independence. At an early hour tbs 80
ing the people Ito the number of 70 O0O\ assanb
IN the Piazza Santa Maria Antonia Here tbe tnOo
or OF Italy was raised amid rapturons aooia
tions, and bands of men of all classes sold;ers @
citizens dispersed themselves in every dras.u am
each troop led by bearer of the national stapdapS
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Burning of two S,..,,,.,..

ST; LOUIS, May l5.-The steamers Monongahela
and Edinburg, moored on the Illinois shore, oppo-
site this city, caught fire and burned to the waters
edge at three o'clock this morning Loss S3s, 900,
which is insured in Pittsburg offices. There was
no freight on either boat.
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SOUTHERN PORTS

NORFOLK, May l4.-Arr, schrs. f. D. McCannahan ant
Boston. ~ '' "''0H
WILMINGTON, May 14-Arr. brig John Hathaway Car
denas Schr Lucy Church, Sanwich, Mass.
CID bark Chester. Canary Islands brigs John Hathaway
Portland, Me: Tiberius, Cienfuegos '
NCHA!KLEST0N May l2-Arr steamships Isabel, Havana
Nashville, n. York; ship Isabella, Rotterdam
CID; steamship lndanola, Havana bark Etiwan Havre
schr. Ann 5. Cannon, Richmond "
MOBILE, May 9-Arr; ship Montezuma, Liverpool
Cd ships Inscarora, Liverpool; Star King, n York
Havelock Boston; Kearsage, Havre Emily A. Hall Liver
pool. " ' 'N -
CID ships Clifton, New York Orozimho Boston. barks
Wavery, Boston: E. Deus Fleetwood Grnwler Mntanrns
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.bd dHE E FILBUSTERS; Havana correspondent Of
se,mar shs Savannah an nah Repubeon says: The Spanish
oS an, colon has gone to Port au Prince
tbo S postVely informed with orders to convey
the hLlbusters landed there to New York.
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book of eminent Pbiladelnbians is about to be
Puohshed. The compiler has been engaged for II
getting together this collection photograph
cal sketches. Most of them are original.
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Tlunstarp ano Gorlmtrtial Rebifu.
BALTIMORE, Nav l6. lS5

BALTIMORE, May 10, 1899.
The advices received to-day of the actual
ment ofhosttes in Europe have occasioned some ex-
citement in the produce Market and further advance
in the rates for breadstus and provisions but its effect
upon Stocks and Monetary affairs has been rather unfa
vorabe. The transactions in stocks here today have
been light but although the market for nearly all the
stocks the list rather heavy, there mate
rial decline in any of them OF Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road there 100 shares sold for the opening $50
Central there 800 shares sod 200
at Sl9A regular way and 100 at S9H, buyer 60 days
Baltimore and Ohio closed at $50 bid, Sax asked and
Northern Central left off at sl9H bid, sl94 asked regu
lar way. There nothing done in State or City 6's
and the sales of Railroad bonds include only $500 Ba
more and Ohio 1s75's at ssh, and 81 900 do at s5k
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed 81 bid S2k asked
and Northern Central 1855 at TX bid 71 asked. City
6s left off at 9Sh bid for 1s75s 99H bid lsS6s and
99A bid for 1s73s and 1905 There was some inquiry
for Mining stocks and sales made of 700 shares
Gardner Hill at S2%G24 cash and time
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The Emperor of Austria has pledged the crown
Jewels to the heirs of Baron Sina the banker as
guarantee for a loan of 100000 horins-about
fifteen millions of dollars.
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A Cincinnati paper says that within fortnight
thirty young Germans, sy mpathisng with Austria,
have left that city for Europe, and that these are
the representatives of large class
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seven persons are confined in Hamilton county
lOhlo,) Jail, upon charges of murder.
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The jackson Brewery, Cincinnati, belonging to
hlelnhart d Bro. was burned down on Saturday
morning. Loss $4,000.
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3, Ihere is a great mortality among the hogs il
Sangamon river bottom, Ill.
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The Harrisburg Teleqroph informs ne Of q meet
ing OF Germans in that borough to raise funds for
e oHe erection OF suitable monument to the memory
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!5o bushels prime white Wheat sold at Alexan-
dria on Friday at S2.O2 per bushel.
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Key. Daniel Downey, charged with the murder
OF w Nm. Mullins, at Staunton, Va, was acquitted
at Charlottesville on the 18th The verdict was ro
celved @ with applause by the audience in the court
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Destructive Fires at Cincinnati and New Or.

CINCINNATI, May l6.-A fire occurred here yester-
day morning which destroyed Messrs. Kemble &
Weeds planing-machine establishment; Messrs.
Schooey Co.'S refrigerator mandatory; VIM.
Majors chair factory, and nine dwellings. The loss
is estimated at $40 900, half of which is insured
New ORLEANS, May l6.-The Lafayette Sugar
tire square in this city, was destroyed by fire last
evening.
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The fourth annual meeting of the "National
Dress reform Association" Boomerites s to be held
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

BoCAs DEL ToRA VIA ST. AYDREs-Schr Isabel
- bale dry goods cases de- do hats, do. shoes,
bbls brandy do rum, Or casks wine. 25 half
raisins bbs sugar. casks of rice 25 butter 20
boxes cheese 15 boxes cod fish 2 do SOAP shingles
20 232 IT. lumber.
ST. JOINS, P. R-Brig Frances Jane.
" bbs flour, 10 do meal, Is bags peas so bbls
bread 100 kegs crackers 80 casks rice q bbls beef So
pork 10 casks of hams 100 kegs butter do lard
bbls do, le9 boxes cheese, $50 do herrngs bbls
mackerel 90 tres cod fish, 200 boxes candles 20 bags
pepper bbls potatoes, 600 reams paper epson
salts, 81 800 shingles
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, May 13-FlOur.-A further advance wa:
established to-day, but the sales corned to SOC
bbs at s7.409750 for Superfne. 2494 bbls. were re
eved the last "a hours Spectators showed some dspo
son to suspend operations until the arrival of the next
steamer from England.
Mhlskey.-The demand continues active, and prices
Klgher Sales of 200 bbs. 27ha2sc., chiefly tbs
ioTmer rate The market closed buoyant.
froVisions.-Mess Pork advanced with an active de
anq The sales 600 bbls sls 200 do at s1S 25
u los 90 Clear at Sl9 Nothing transpired in Bacon
yes oelng unwilling to follow up the advance asked
biS bho.pers AT ~ and 9k there ORDERS but to
gher were asked 10000 lbs bulk Shoulders sold at
ia io9se Sides are held at SAd9c 200 tierces Lard
- IA liz al2 were the asking rates at the close
M, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Einnr May 16.-Cotton dull; nothing done To- dav
So is eNeed-sales of 80 600 bbls at an advance ot
Sontbe % ~ cts State $575d72O Ohio 81 95S 25:
red Wheat is excited-sales of 20 600 bush
Corn cosed at az &5gl9o cts Western white 1870 cts to ~
100 cts: Whit Of 5000 bushels yellow at es
- - Mhite s4d95 cts. Pork-Mess has advanced 30
buovant ~ a. Sis 2591s Prime s15G15 25 Beef closed
oIo az Sz9I5 for Chicago Lard closed bnovant at
G' Mhskey dull at 80 cts Sugar is Quiet
nusco.auo % COX cts. Spirits Turpentne closed Arr,
at 90 cts ON the spot, and 81 cts to arrive Rno urn
hrm Rice has advanced cent-sales at 4G5X cts
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The Lake Erie steamer Sea Bird which left Cleve-
land on wednesday evening with load of freight
and passengers is missing. She was on her first
trip
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, May l6.-The Overland Mail of the
22d ult. has arrived from California. land slide
had occurred at Monte Christo mining town, Kill
ling four persons, suspending mining operations,
and doing considerable damage.
The Legislature failed to provide for the payment
of the 100000 worth of old lead still outstanding,
Notwithstanding the people desire to pay every dol
lar of the States indebtedness.
Business generally was brisk. Money was plenty
and dust was arriving freely. The markets gener-
ally are unchanged. The wheat harvest promises
an abundant yield.
The Manifesto of Austria against Sardinia.
New YORK, May l6.-The following is the sub
stance OF the pamphlet of the Emperor of Austria
against Sardinia, issued on the Goth ult
81 have ordered my army to enter Sardinia-our
struggle is just one and begin it with courage
and confidence. We hope, however, that we shall
not stand alone in it. speak as sovereign mem
Der of the Germanic Confederation when call at
tention to the common danger and recall to memo
ry the glorious times in which Europe had to thank
the general and fervent enthusiasm of Germany
for its liberation, for God and Fatherand."
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The City Council of Cincinnati had appropriated
SlOO, 900 for building school-houses.
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Five thousand three hundred and sixty-one emf
grants arrived in New York last week from Eurone.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-The foreign advices produced
great excitement in Breadstuffs this morning Prices
advanced, and at the close sales made at ad
vance Of 37R cts; Superne S. Wheat also has up
ward tendencysales at advance of 10 3 cts white
S2(G210 red 190dl95 cts Corn has advanced cts
yellow 81 mixed 95 cts Corn Meal has advanced 25 cts
Provisions unsettled and holders demand advance
Pork S9d20 for Mess. Lard l3 cts for bbs Rice cts
Whiskey 32 cts for Ohio.
Especial Despatch
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Provision and Flour market
quite excited at opening Flour advanced to ST. rs for
Super but fell back before the close of Change $780,
and closed dull Mess Pork sold SIS so but generally
held at the close at $40 per bbl Bacon is held at
for Shoulders and 10 for Sides with free buyers at
less large orders here from East and Southeast for Ba
con Lard is held at II cts buyers IL cts Eastern
Exchange plenty and dull at X per cent. premium.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
MEsSINA-Bdrk JUStina
81 cases essences, 70 bags wanuts 25 do flbers so
boxes almonds S5 tons sulphur so birthstone
do. lemons, ,19S do. oranges order.
BEEMEN-Brem. bark GuStar.
cases mdse. 200 boxes cigars G. W. Gail; Sc do do
wine, A. Seemuller 4 Sons mdse., lS9 boxes
cigars Marburg Co; pkgs mdse., W. Mallinckrod 16
do, Schwerdtmann Co; do, W Boucher jr Al do,
do, $50 boxes wine 100 demohns, Won Kapf Ahren;
boxes mdse, Rev. G. Rutland; cigars, Pracht
MANN do. mdse. Platte Schottler, Phila.; do G..
Nicholas . do, H. W. K T. Dammann; 1876 boxes pipe
clay, 1Oo do mdse., A Schumacher Co.. los pkgs. do
sundry persons.
RoTTERDAM-Prw. Ship D,isb,trg
cases mdse Bros Boninger 10 do cigars, Won Kapff
cases mdse, Beck Bachman; do, order.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr. r. II. H,u1tIey.
cases mdse. II. Tiffany Co.. los boxes CASTLE soap
hyatt stump 4e bags hazelnuts, Schwartz Dix; 10
pkgs. OIL N. Denison Son. boxeSa mdse. Geo Small;
- pkgs. do, Baker Bros. Il Co. lot copper ore, D.
keener; $50 bags guano, 400 pkgs. mdse., sundry
PoRTLAND-Schr Julia Ne,oeU
70 6bls rum, c. NJ Jackson Co., 300 do. syrup, Robt.
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The Cincinnati Gazette of last week says there
are at least onethird buildings in process gof
erection than for any season the past fifteen wears
The brick yards in that city will make 50 600 900
bricks the coming summer. The,frst kilns are All
contracted for ~''
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,r ~ - EASTERN PORTS.
Wv f0Rk May l4,-Noon--Arr. steamships Adelaide,
Ellen, Shields; Katharine, Androssan "
CID Schr. G. S. Watson, Newbern
PHILADELPHIA, May 1i-Arr schr W Colquitt Rich
mond. ~ f"'' -N''
Cid ship D B. Metcalf, San Francisco
BOST0N, May l3.-Arr bark The Duke, A Androssan
shlps JOSIAH Bradlee, Honolulu; John and Albert
andria INNING se'N. oil"iio'' AIeN-
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at is said that proclamations have been, or are
to be, circulated in Hungary, calling upon the
people to throw Oft the domination of Austria
Perhaps Hungary will be offered as a bait to Rus
sia. 1t is certain, however, that the Cabinet os
Vienna processes to feel no sort of alarm about
Hungary, and dsbelieves the possibility of ris-
ing"
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DISASTERS
AsHORE-Brig A p Fluker, Partridge from Nevassa for
Baltimore, with cargo of guano went ashore no date on
the Hog Syes, Bahamas and gotten off 2Oh uit No
particulars - -0' ''''' -'N
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-iAEtl'AN NSECURlTlES.-Amerlcan securities
orally heavy improvement, however, took place in
the shares Of the Illinois Central
llgpps a.,
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Ship VI: C. Stevens, Etchberger, Monrovia W c. A, in
tow of Tigress ' "
Bark Kate, Oliver, River Plate in the steamtug
Bark Suote, Hartman Boston, in of the steamtug
Kech Comet (Br) Hill Bermuda in tow of the steamtug
TigreSs
Brig Foster Chase, Boston.
Haswell. " " " NV
, 1859-11-08
LATER FIkU.I CALIFORNIA.
EY TIE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. Lor1s, Nor. 7.-Thc Overland Mail, with
dates to the 14tll utt., arrived last night
Great preparations were making at San Fran
cisco 10 receive Gen. Scott AL the military
companies und soldiers in the Mexican WAT
would meet him on his arrival, and escort him
through, the cisy. All classes Of people were
1,rcparin. IL nay him their tribute Of respect
The creditors Of Mesars. Charpenning J. Co.,
mail contractors between Cali!orn and Salt
Lake, had attached the stock and other proper
ty for detts, amounting 10 $4,000. II WIS
feared thut .hc luui!s would be suspended fron,
this cause.
The water courses throughout The State were
at the lowest stage. and miners holding claims
in The beds Of streauas were reaptnE rlca har-
rests of gold.
The udsiccs from Oregon arc to Oct 6tli. Five
hundred and fifty etn1grant WAGONS bad arrived
Ut the Cascades, Washington Territ0ry.
Capt. Watleu of the salt Lake Expedition,
and Lieut.. 3lelen Of the Furt Benton NGgoi.
Road Expedition, announce the good heai7h mt
continued prosperity OF their commands
Capt. Walien had rendered great service to
emgrants on the route.
The Indians were quiet
Tue adyiccs from British Columbia ara tt
Oct l0ih. EycF, thing was quiet ut San juan
The British Eoloa;st says tlat it is currently
reported that ucw governor nalned Howe
| n1ny be shortly expected.
| The shipments If gold from Victoria in Sep
| teulter, amounted IL S1lv,HW- The miners III
Frazer River were dain. well.
Business ut san Francisco was slow, and Ii:
| tie doing from first l.unda, except By auction
the sales OF Iudia gooIs III that way bein.
| quite hcuyy.
, 1859-11-08

NEW ORLEANS, Nor. 7.-The steamship Ari-
xona, from Townsville the end, has arrived.
Cortinas' band continues its lepredations.
threatening With fire and sword.
on the 25th one hundred and thirty men. with
csnnos and a howiszer, marched ugaiust Corti-
nAs and drove him from lis ho1,se.
They were surprised by an ambuscadc, ,and lost
the cannon aud howi.zeE. mud we're fnAl1y ell.
tirelv defeated with four woundcd-none killed.
Cortinas lost two Killed. He afterwards sent II
letter demanding Of the citizens Of brownsville
surrender Of the Sheriff aud othcrsto tavc thr
destruction Of 1he town.
4 general panic was At Drownsvil}e. The
city Was barricade.i aud trenches were dug. A.,
attack WAS hourly expected.
1t was reported that, after the taking O.
Brownsville. Cortinas will attack Brazo..
The Mayor Of Brownsville has appcaled It
the Mayor Of New Orleans for 100 men, as tht
cltizens were worn out aud the Rangers hare
not arrived feosn Mexico.
Sixty fslous weic released from prison at Vic
toria and had joined the gaertlla baud, uue
Terc devastating the country.
The election was nroceed1ur quietly.
, 1859-11-08

Sxw YoRx, Nov. 7.-T,e Ntrolds Washing.
toy correspondent says that though diplomatic
rules. md &C @ PeshaPs prudential Considerations
The exact state Of at4irs 10 The public ye, It Is
believed that serious difficulties may, md pro-
bably will grow ont Of the disputes between
1h. United States and England, ia reference 10
the Island Of San Juan or I:elevue, in the straits
Of JuAn de Fuca,
is generally conceded that Gen. Harney
was ent.rely right in taking possession Of the
Island for the protection Of the Cnsted States
citizens there. and for tie maintaincuce Of tbc
rights Of th's country 10 the Island. under tue
P.kenhan treaty Of June 18th, ls46.
The President will submit the correspond
ence 70 Congress Il the opening Of the session.
and will ask for means md fnen to cuaLIe him
- defend the rights Of our country and uphold
the honor Of it 1t al hazards and 10 the last 4.
tremi.y-
The correspondent also considers The return
Of Mr. Dallas before lLe holidays, or ca1ly ia the
session Of Congress. as possible.
, 1859-11-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Nor. :.
{iafs9 Soisoa' sfad Haven - sS' ''oea0 ''''s'
o' Nta7' heF'a BIZ s4a'* 10 IA lumber 10 ss''
Prop sessst, CITY Z b, H. c"'nE~ood - II lutn
r,on ss ef ~ in22a re- @as = s's aad oses.
ir~p Glssa STEELE nuno' 80 riE' ma'e 's4 pks' go
,,on :,e. s. .t Flood zeeu n,y 11as n .hsge .. hf b,,
1na @ 9 * KJ,,. pst!. 10 ,on, md,e
,nn* 1 b aG P.ue Pnu1 ~ ss sha y tea, coz.
! sSnso Il 8 80 cord.
hF's ~ Ma Gsa''es Sapet' 'aaa'' :" @'s's'A'e0'
@ haas MsoG ;t',ns Msa:s S3ssss T. s' ss1s
~. ,1aa,kat ,sh1ink!tsi i,,n. o,on,o ,.on lumber
i:rs crsefs Nelson. Sturgeon s, 80 n lumber.
shs IT. fsn. Fsaos sssse 9ssits
ssF An,; is; At. .slsse Sss Ike 90. A'ss cons
sc3sE Mermaid 1hamp'on' "hAe LAKE, " eosus Aahse
se.'' il! is scn: =. Pr: r~, ,ns.,v.v
sesr s1 !! SonSsS. Te;ax: zsi.!S 50 r.. ~:
timber. s. n thlakles: ~. 80,
Seaf e I*; ts.rG if.ren ~ - "a vnod
sssE sE aadf; efSt ptgs Eexafas % aSese sseds 1od
Sci 1rcaa1 Los shs6oyFan, so se.ss wagon 1sua 20
-, *esy s'iIf i =: :: ., :ess :,
Sthr Tempest eewIon A.e 4AAe ~ III 1o1oos'' ao II
Sc, ss:; &: : H :a't's a'sA HAVEN, 100 lumber, Is
18th e...,
Louire. 1af Maaao~oTs 81 - = r.
sctr !iAMlt' Jug. Gssnu aaTsa; ~ -: nauIaotf'
Seht IL ~ tisTet nsGes - ri, H. Il.
:csf HysiIk ta'o!k Gsaaa Hixe1 s E1 : N snnEes y
*ehs H. szhs1 Sesou AantGe % q iufuoer 20 COS saeS
Seir t,5ale. InIn9ht ilrf9oe is.e, ~ dens eo1!.
ael1 C!pgettns. loacen: I2yk ~ - 5 rooo-
schs Annl9pe Carlow. Grand kiTtE. - % lpiaeer.
Sclr N*Eic+ AcNaIafar dsana kisef. ~ n l1noe4
sehr GENOA Ai!ee Nuskesaa ioo @sonass s0 n .a1a
ecnr lolu Lille. kIsnd. >heboFE1n % eoFda WOOD.
eclE It!eg sph 4ndton. Auakegoc. III M lumber" = m
Lab, ~ p!ckets- .
sea1 EsaS! d hSaass,on s e. - IN iuoe 70 ea
%ehr Nos+!e Aattatn. An1a!o, l5o IONS GfA.
Sehs Al'uesota Daekbu!n, MnskeSan H. 40 lumber.
Sehr Tart Not Lovr- Ceveland ~ br1 lAlt 80 tons
coal.
Ssht 1attprtto Mills, Gretu HAY. 10 N lHt1hef.
Sehr Ashtabu.A, Hammer. Sheboysau, 70 eds wood.