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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

AN ISaErIous NovELrY.-Mr. D. T..
Kennedy, Of Philadelphia, has invented
and constructed an ingenious device, by
which persons sitting inside their own
houses can see everything that is pass
ing on the street, not only in front Of
their doors, but for many squares In
both directions and on both sidos Of the
street. II is simple arrangement Of
two mirrors placed at right angles to
cnch other, and set in a tin or other
case or frame. It is designed to be Set
in one Of the second-story chamber
windows, and can be used while the
blinds are down. Placed in the proper
position, It will even show who is at
the front door bell, a matter Of no small
convenience in these days Of trouble
some peddlers, importunate beggars and
intruders generally. But It's most In
tcresting employment is for the use Of
invalids, who cannot look out of the
window, and who still >would like the
monotony Of the sick room to be relieved
by a sight Of what is going on in the
street. For this use 1t is admirable. 1t
is called the window reflector" and
is both simple in construction ami mex
pensiye in cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
California Pa,se.sers-A Supreme Court


o. ODiniel. 1888
In tho Supreme Court'of tho United
States, Justice. Swaine delivering the
opinion, the case of Roberts, plaintiff.
against Graham, was decided in favor
Of the latter. This is q California case.
IT went " from the Ci.cnitC Court of the
Northern District of California, and the
facts arc stated OF length in the New
York Tines of April 18th.
Graham contracted with the Roberts
line, of steamers TO carry himself, wife
and child from New York to San Fran
cisco, via Panama. They were to have
u place In tho first cabin. with suitable
accommodation, provisions, bedding,
etc. T~hi,'contract wal. not, as Graham
claimed, fulfilled on the part Of Roberts,
and he sued the company In San Fran
cisco and obtained a Judgment against
it for $4,000. Among other breaches,
il was alleged that the defendant did
not furnish them with first cabin fare,
but that the child vas furnished with
only second cabin fare of the poorest
quality; that he did not fusnish them
with suitable and proper accommodate
tons, provisions and supplies, but that,
on the contrary, he overloaded the
steamer Moses Taylor, on which they
were conveyed. from Panama to San
francisco. hwith a number of passcn.
gers, wholly out Of proportion to her
size. and much greater than she could
suitably accommodate, and that by rea-
son thereof the plaintiff and his wife
and child were subjected to great incou-
venience and injury" In tho course of
the plaintiffs testimony he gave evil
deuce tending to prove his Illness, and
that it was caused by exposure in his
not having sufficient bed or berth cloth
ing on the Moses Taylor; "that bed
clothing had been furnished him, but
that he was compelled to deprive him
self Of it in order to supply his child,
which child had not been furnished with
a berth or bed clothing"
These facts having been legally proved,
the judgment for $40, 900 was given, and
from it Roberts appealed to the Supreme
Court on points Of alleged error. That
Court decided that there WIS no error,
and affirmed the judgment of the Court
below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
TEDos.

In another column We publish the
substance of dispatches concerning the
last battle aud death Of Tedos (Thso-
dore) the Abyssinian. Referring to the
same events, our neighbor Of the Enter
prise indnlges.us with q semi-romantic,
demi-sentimental tribute to the bar
barle Hero" A'sarage, notable only for
~audacious' presumption and relentless
cruelty, the life of Tedos was marked
by q series OF. acts Of the utmost bru-
tality. Time and again he has, to graf
ify a within or punish o trivial fault, or
dersd the slaughter Of his helpless, fol-
lowers by the score and by tho hundred.
Six Of his wives have been murdered 10
cold blood by the order Of this monster,
and one, in q freak Of senselsss fury, he
turned over for ravishment by his at
tendants, remaining to compel and wit
ness tho execution of his fendish man
date. This haltnaked and blood-stained
murderer, In one Of his moments Of mad
tsmsrity, conceived the idea Of propos-'
ing marriage with the Queen Of the
foremost Christian nation in the world,
and to that effect wrote to the Ministry
Of Victoria, Queen of England. At any
time and under any circumstances the
proposition would have been ridiculous,
but, considering that tho widowed
Queen treasures the memory Of her late
husband with q feeling verging on In
sanity, to have submitted tho PROPOSE
ton to her, OF even to honor It by a
passing recognition, would have bsen
absurd il not o gross Insult. Failing to
receive an answer, the breech-clouted
savage became enraGedi and vented
his ire by imprisouing the subjects
of the offending Government, who
were engaged in peaceful a%vocations
within his dominions, some Of them BY
his special and urgent request. Al.
though these captive Britons had neither
exalted rank or station, the authorities
OF their distant homo resolved that they
should be rescued, no matter at what
cost of blood or treasure, and oil the
traditions. all the histories Of the world
record no transaction more unsel6shly
glorious than this. Asa faat to all
this, when Tedos finds himselfina situ-
alton that the idstinctofs Gorilla might
have fprscaptes laekingsths cearsge 20
live through adversely, he avails him
self Of that last resortof coward natures
and Stays himself. With inclinations
more brutal than the Instincts of the
captive lions that eustomariiy crouched
at his feet or attended his childish
pageanis, his dsathsis less entitled to
eomHfsssrssiun Than ttat'of The moan.
estdfptAepeor brnte, Mat,PeIshod d
the flames Of Barnum,s Museum. And
yet our nsishbor capnotforegd the oP-!
potl9nity to "psya fitting tribute 70
ths barbaric moparchI' -ag :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
Herald specials have the fonoTingiB

Herald specials have the following Id
relation to the baltic between Lord Ma
piers forces and the Abyssiaiaps under
King Theodore:
When the English came in view the army
(Abyssinian) WAS in grand artay, The fight
opened with mortars. Soon after $50 Abys-
~sfnians, with shouts nd so1gs, charged q
British battery and were repulsed, leaving Z
killed on the field, including two chiefs. The
enemy's courage was good. The King sent q
Gag Of truce to Napier, asking for peace.
Napieg's terms were Unconditional surrender.
The King replied that he would never accept
arbitrary terms-he would rather fight; but
he aiked Napier 70 take TIM Englfih pfiaon.
ers and 20 hence. All the prisoners were
released, but tho King refused 10 surrender
himself, and Magdala was stormed BY the
troops. The King tried to commit suicide
three times. The troops say they saw 5000
prisoners killed on the BIB Of SApiilI
Henry, Lord Brougham, ex.Lord
Chancellor Of England, died at Florence
On the 9th inst, in the Goth year Of hfs
sgs. 's' 1'a '''''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12


,PHoToaRAPHERs will be interested in
the announcement Of a new method Of
taking portable negatives The image
Is first made on glass in the usual way,
and a thin Aim or sheet Of q now trans
parent preparation Of "vitri6ed caout-
chouc applied by means of q special
varnish to the side Of the glass on which
Is the film of collodion. When dry, the
whole ris dipped into water, and In a
short time the collodlon with It's image
leaves tho glass and adheres firmly to
the .Saoutahouc, which may then be
packed away with other similar sheets
until required for use asa negative.
The utility Of this process in travelling,
II satisfactory, can readily be under
stood ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

Lncrpss PosrPoxrp.-The free lee
ture of Mrs. Laura Do Force Gordon, on
spiri.ualism, which was announced yes
terday for Wednesday evening, 10 un-
hIsidably postponed BY reason Of The
ater Hall being engaged for the First
Ward Union Club on that evening. The
lecture will take place on Saturday
evening next. d foa.
Buttios. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill Office
this morning II bars Of bullion,
weighing 814 pounds, and Of the
hssnysd yslne Of l41s, 7s2 49, =
BuLLlox.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of z. Ruhling & Co, received this
morning for melting and assay, lo,b7e
crude bullioM
|. BuLIiros.-o. wisgand& 90. of Gold
Hill, received this mofning, for melting
and Assay, $500 ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
Application for Patent
Notice No. lOB.

sNtfotttS uraisfEn,s oSyfck.
Carson City, New, Nay II, 1858. 5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Louis slois. 4. q: 1,Fyon and W. n. Hsndsr.
SON, have this day hlsd inths oGee ndlagram,
together " Ith \ notice Of application for Patent
from the. United States, under Act Of Coo.
frsss, approved July %. 1860, for thirty COY feet
Of the Uomstoek Lode knownA = thu Hclpss MIL
and Mining Company's claim, bounded on the
north by the Empire Mil and Mining CompAny's
claim, and on. tho south BY the Trench, GompH,
ny's claim, In the Gold Hill Ainins Oistftct,
Storey county, Nevada, and moro particularly
described - follow, toswif; Commcnelng stpcIt
number 4, from which, the soptheast corner 81
tho imperial and Empire Shan bear, hprth go
on " cit 1911 feet blatant, and ruhhfnI thence
south 50 ~ west % feet To- pest number 81;
thence north $50 90 welt 1,o57.5 teet 70 staten /
thcnee north $40 81 west 27.65 feet 10 stationJ
thence north 800 26fwe1t ATS feet TO station
thence north $40 lg vest 52l7 feat TO post mum
Der "a; thence north 50 lX Ypss % ,fsst, V post
number q; thence south b46I6' east b2t.7 fssti
thsnce south 800 o0t east li7s bet . lhsnee south
slo 81 cas-, a7.sa fest b thsnps selth, 50 aeT Iessk
1911 feet to tho rplsse IL ksginrlne0 esntatnlng
one 1910 acrrL Said cham 10 moro partlcu.
inly Described a IN the diagram 'sud notbeS Of ap.
p~licaiiou nr patent posted IN this ofios and ol
WARREN T. LooKHART.,.
May 10. is6s-Sn, Rsritsr3'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

Ean MsskrS Still LlyEs.-The Lon.
don correspondent of tho Boston Post
says "Talking Of theatrical matters,
Adah Isaacs Menken, not content with
exhibiting herself, In photograph, side
by side With that melancholy old satyr,
Alexander Dumas, has just burst, pie
totially, into the sh~op-windows In COM
pany with Swinburne. the poet, who ls
represented as squeezing her hand and
looking up into her Ane eyes with very
much Of that expression which, accord
ing 70 Dickens, the poetry Of ages has
ascrfbed TO an expiring domestic fowl
during thsrpvages Of an electric storm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

SriRRrsai ORAroRy.-The Oregon
Uniogst tells that when Beriah Brown
was making a speech at Dallas, last
Fall, bis little son ran home tothe hotel,
and vas asked by his mother who II
was that was'then speaking2 so its
PA,p said the urchin, g aud he's cleaned
'em out to the bedrock. There dint BIZ!
fire or sir lst."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

goyrs rHl Dsrr.-onel Captain Gar
re,t, of Chicago, proposes to undertake
the fool-hsrdy attempt Of crossing the
Atlantic In a small boat twenty-five feet
in length, ave feet and q half in breadth
Of beam, two feet six inches keel to gun
vale. and constructed on The life-6oat
principle. He vintsnds 70 sail from
Chicago via Detroifo Quebec, THENCE
20 81. Johns, Newfoundland, whence DC
will take his departure for the British
Channsl. His only fsllov-pas.engef
will be a Newfoundland dog. He hopes
10 be ready / sail by the 18th Of June.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
FORENOON STOCK RRpORr.
coaRtcrEp pAIii NJ xrisos ! sHAw, GOLD Ill.,
:, sls YsAscrsoo, May I?. 1855.

u. .sS7a. 50; 10 Bullion. 90: ISL Grown Point,
sIs7 50; 81 Chollar-P otosi. !e2t4i IS Dausy. slsi
IS Exehsquer. e5s; 6 Gould & Curry. s531 50;
III Gold Hill Quartz Mn, ele6; % I%nPsrlei,
Bryan, 81 50; 4 0phir. el67 50; $50 oyermnn,
eds SO; ll3r Savage. els; IS Sierra Nevada,
oI6;f90 Segregated Belcher. cit so; Z Yellow
Jacket, . LIS; s. Cole, Virginia, s25; 10 United
StateL 0l0-seller 60; ! Consolidated Virginia
Aininr Go, Biz Gold, I0k
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Gold Hill Assay Office
roTkoS-G ~ Il
CT q GO.

GHARGRs FOR BULLlON % 90
" In addition 10 ono per cunt OF Silver Value
ICTheso charges are Ban kpnclseo ratsl strictly.J
small bars ~ specially Low Rates. Resulin OF
Buil Tests Of small lots Of orc for " o The
Porogolne charger arc leHsened BY the full value
Of ali scraps belonging to the bullion aIsay 90.
III BULLION PROFITS SHARED WITH
PATRONS. Every Depoyitor receiver . portion
Of the profits Of the Once. by . certain per cent.
DISCOUNT from his charges, which discount TO.
comes large a. the buylness Of the once In
crcases. Large work voRAl1 COMBINED .seeurot
small charges TO ezch individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES AssayS OF ore are
made for ~ IS. 81, 81 50 or 95. for each sample
reported. according TO the nature Of the assay To
quirsd For full information on this point send
. BEWARE OF ASSAYS. which ~ a saving to
the Assayer nre made In old cructbles, especially
WHOM the reports arc not based on two distlnci
arIsys. No matter by whom made. they arc per
Iloui. An uusxesptionabld assay report cannot
be made With q profit, for less than 81 10.
Ore asuays from o distances, may be r1nt With
foes by mall. THREE. OUNCES ~ . sufieirnt
quaniity for . sample.
6n7 CONRAD WIEaAND,
FfF Gold Hill. NsvsdA.
,(Pormerly Superyi,ipg Assayer OF u
S!t Aintat Ban Frtneiseo9
gold It'll, Msy l.. 1858. mi.tf .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-01

REspoN-BLr FOR THE SPooNs.-rhere is at
Willard's Hotel, Washington, negro waite;
named I, m. You can bribe Tom TO do any
thing. The 0 her d there was dinner par
ty given by New York contractor, at which it
was under TODD that Beu Butler would be
guest. Some disloyal wag, without the fear of
Congress balorc him got hold Of Tom, t d hun
iberally and put him up to piece VI outrag,-
Gus and trea on b e mfjolely. AT er the
plates were serv tue host said, '"iha will rio
Tom, you C, go" But rom dld not o. OBJ
serving tn t MS ord rs were not ooeys ID the
contractor 10 Gated, L told " u 10 90, 10 d.
If I wait you I'll ring." Still Tom hung
about the doc. and did not retire. AT last
very muc rrieI at hls contumacr, New
York turned upon Ethiopia aid id sterny,
attracting th1 wnoe company, I've toll ou
twice to lcuv, t e room, AM by Cd II be
obeyed, or put you out myself" To n ap-
preached the bic humby and replied IN
subdued tone, but loud cnough to be heard by
ali present Il You please sir-with subm
sion--I cant 20. Pm Obliged 20 stay" L
hill yon are! What for? Well sab. if
must tell, ,ust." lakes NJ ss ltler pa don
but I'm r. sp ,n,ibc for de spuons. Dom
spoons is si,ve.', n was specially sot to wat b
.em. The seQu can better be imagined tni..
described.
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Caldwell, L Cohen & Co, C Carr & Co, n Cater,
j Cummings, Dewing, Burkett 4 co, OoWie q
Noise Denny EerEson H9mSs a0SS5 1isDsg assns
Goodrich, Wineman Co, j Horback, 81 HIlen,
Hunt, Hart Co. j Hurkamp L Co. Jennings,
Thomlinson Co, Jara, Johnston, Crews GO,
Klatte & Co. Klinck, Wickenourg a 20 Arleee nS q
nick & Sell, c T Lowndes Co, Murphy. Little 4 20,
B Miller, OsendorR L Co, BO'Nelu, Neln
Son, Ravenel Barnwel Rich son, onepneru y g
CohenJ schirmer,G Steftone COZ ci,;os,
F Schroeder. Simmons, Q Iiedemen, ,ssh 1STaas :
Sons, A Won Uohlen, Mrs Watts, W Wepo' :, .
walker. AGENT. WAGNER, Heath Monsees, = n
White. T Mccarthy, D Fleming, Mrs Sonea' en-
J&J D Kirkpatrick, r Salas, Stou, Weoo q ", 70
garlic & Stillman Furchgott Bro, Gruoer q caaa GU
Tin Rev Nj Meyers, G Prince. Daily News Oi1ce, n e
Cartmill Harbeson & Co, Mrs foionei'
Whitney, Apple q Renneker.
Loss OF THE BRIG HENRY LAURENs ssa,a.. SSvaL-
nah News and Herald, of Monday, makes the ioio"-
ingl report of this vessel 49,. oe ~. hric
Henry Laurens, the following facts in relation 70 Ihe
loss of his brig on the Oath inst Captain Cnanoler
arrived at this port Saturday on the schooner iSuc
Baker, by which vessel he, with his crew. were taheu
from the sinking brig BE reports leaving george
town, S. c., for New York, on tn, 22d inst. AT
O'Clock A. M on the 23d, the vessel was discovered
aleak, making water very fast All hands were pus
TO the pumps and succeeded IN keepine nsr nee II -
the evening the wind being fresh from E., We tooA
in sail and hove to- oil hands, inclu ding the Captn,
at the pumps, at which they worked all nlsnt, the
water ginning on us slightly At daylight on the
ie' adtS, the wind having shifted Es.E, all sail
and stood in shore, the water gaining on US rapoy'
and at II. 80 A. II. the brig became entirely unman-
ageabe her bows under water and two feet OF WAFER
in the cabin: made signals OF distress, WHICH Mere
answered by the schr. Isaac Baker, from New iora z
for savannah, who bore down for ue and TOOK OF on
the Captain and crew, nine men in ALL In lat 81 49,
lon. 75 IS.
The Henry Laurens was owned in Boston and
Charleston, and was partially insured had load OF
$4,000 feet yellow pine lumber, owned BY David Ris
ley, of Georgetown, S. c. The Captain was unable
TO stat whether or not the cargo was insured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-01
DIR. RECORDS
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Classics Ventilated.
A TALE OF INDIGESTION.

TALE OF INDEC1S1ON.
In tempus old homo lived
Qui loved puellas deux;
He ne pouvait pas quite to say
Which he amabat mieu1.
Dit.il lui-meme un beau matin.
'eNon possum both avoir;
Sed 81 mnlim Samantha AM,
Then Kate and have war!
Samantha habet argent com
Sed Kate has aureas curs'
Et both sunt very nSatnn
Et quite foimosae girls
Enfiu the youthful anthropos
phllown the duo maids
Resolved proponere to hate
Deyant Get evenings SHADES.
Procedens then to Kate's domo,
II trouve Samantha there
Kai quite iorgets his late resolve
Both are so goodly fair.
Sad kneeling on the new tapis
Between puellas twain
Coepit to tell his fame to Kate
Dams un poetque strain.
Mais elancing ever ct anon
At fair Samantha's eyes
lilac non possunt deere
Pro which he meant his signs.
Each virgo heard the dernier VOW
With cheeks as rouge as wine,
And, off'ring each milk-white hand
Both whispered, "Ich bin dein !"
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ronsignees per south Carolina Railroad

Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
March 81.
s5s bales Cotton IS bales Moss 1s4 sacks Corn, 176
sacks Peas, cars Lumber, car Cattle, &C. To
Cameron, Barkley l. Co. Walker, L Lorentz, J
Jara Gibbes & Co, W Roach, Railroad Agent, W w
smith, Ris,ey Creighton, P Walsh, Thurston &
Holmes havenel Co, y Reeder, Street Bros Co
G q Walter & Co, Adams Frost Co, Pringle,E
81 Rodgers & Co, Courtney & Co, Sloan,
Crane, Boylston Co, W Ryan, c N Averin, G w
williams Co, Tomlinson, Utsey Kenyon N
Goldsmith Son. Jacoby, & W Devices,
l. J d kirkpatrick, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, and
Col Hunt.
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NIcnnornn6a.

Consignees per steamship E 3 Souder, from New
Rai,road Agents, ] Aiken / Co. archer. Adams,
OImor Co. G W Aimar, D Ahrens l. Co, Bis
.I,nff II Bschoff e Co. \ Beamish Go. Bates
4 70 " Hrookbauks, Shackeord l. Kelly, L l. P
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed 'Eeo IL
Ship Richard the Third, Scott sailed. Feo -
The Moreno, Black, cleared. ::.feo 20
The Eastman, Leach. up. .....Marcn IL
HAvRE.
The Wetterhorn, Stinson sailed. d..............Feb
BREMESHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed. ......March 10
OMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Webster Kelly, Haskell, cleared. March G
Schr L Davis Bishop, cleared. March 70
Schr Myrover. Hughes, cleared. March 20
Schr e Raymond, Higgins. up.... ...... March q
NEW YORK.
Bark R " Godfrey, Godfrey. cleared. March 25
Schr Mepewa D!ssowny, cleared. March "a
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, up...".... March
Schr WapeLa, -, ...."........... .Marcn 10
Schr n W Smith, Tooker, up........Ma March 81
schr Wapella, Hawkins, March p
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The. Charleston Cotton MaIAoI'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY ., NEw'' ,so
The market was quiet with an easier tendency,
buyers in most instances were trying to purchase 81
rates about c 2 b. lower but sellers were In general
unwilling to meet them, and prices continued NOM
il ally unchanged. Sales about 700 bales, viz: at
%; 81 at "a 60 at 24 24s at 25; As at 25; at 26;
at 261; at 261s; 10 at 2s z; at az 217 at 271s.
We quote:
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Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-50
hours. Mdze. 10 J Adger Co, u W aimar, c n
Avcrill & Son. D ANIME. NJ BRISTOL, Bates
Co, B Bross, K Banks j Belts. D Brahe, II
X Co. Ben EFT & 10. NJ Booth. G b Brown, W
Chafec l. Co. Cirtmill, Harbcson X Co, Campbell
& Co, W Coiwin & co, Campbell. Knox Co, L
Dawson Il Co. L Druec, J Ilckcnson, d 4 Co.
" C Dukes & Co, Cobia & Co. Dowie Noise,
Enslow 4 Co, ] NJ Eaoop Il Bro, D Fleming Co.
A y Fleming, Furcleott & Bro. j Farley Y co.
Gurney, 4 q Goodwin Goodrich, Wlneman 4 Co,
GolIstein, II I erls X Co, Hastic, Calhoun y Co.
uo.sey Mrs Haas. HuSer Ravcnei, Hunt SON
\ Hing Johnston. Crews & Co. Jenords x Co, d
Johns n Kiuck, ickenberg l. Co. Kelly, Kill
ey, h F, Jr Living ton, K Lawless A LANCER, Z
Litschgi. iaurcy y Alexander, Lengpick u Sell, 4
B Marshall Macullar, Williams x PARKER, McLoy 4
lice. N D, Muller Nimitz l. Co, c Madsen, Mel
clers Muller, NJ Ven ing, j M Martin, Mantoue
L. Co. Mrs A Middleton McGomb Co. L Mccarthy
O'Neill & Sons, Nieman Il Berger, c Ojenln, b
O'Neill, Mrs Al O'Nein, Rev NJ Porter, G Prlce,
RUSSELL Il 4 b. 4: Read & 60, E b Stoddard co,
Shacbelfoci & Kelly, Southern Express Co. Salas q
Co. ;, Tielcman. G W Steffens l. Co, Mrs Tambson,
1o8ni, Ulferhardt, Campsen 4 Co. q Wilson,
Werner & Duck.r. Mrs II Watts, Mrs Waits. Wag-
cnrr Heath i Monsees ] Walker, Agent, WEIGH X
Brandes, g " vii Jams {; Co, NJ Zerncw. Bart
F X Sons II Whitwell. ) Railroad Agent.
Florida Steamer, Soutaern Express co, and others
Ship r Il Tucker, Rundlett, Llverpool-4O days.
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