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URAND OPENING OF
BOYS iutIi'S AND CHILDRENs
FALL CLOTHING,
Suitable for
SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR
Also. full stock of DRESS SHIRTS USDER.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS. all sizes.
~ Special attention given 20 this ranch of the
business.
Purchasers would do well to drop in and get an
idea Of the tasty styl les and low prices Al
WALL. ROBINSON L CO.'S.
322 Penn ylvania avenue,
au Is In between 9th and 10th its,
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SERgNADE TO TEE SeHUHTlKy kINg.-In
ascotdanee with resnl alton adopted by the
washington SchuetzeaI ere.n on Tuesday eve
nlBg, the members assem- tied at tba restaurant
OF Mr. III. SchwartIm1n, On Bridge street, in
Gtorge:own, las; evening, whfn procession
OF tre association was formst, under The lead
OF PRESIDENT Henxe. and preceded by The band
OF me ftth infantry thew marched, shortly after
socloek, To the res id-nce Of Mr.. Peter Dill, the
Scnuetzen king for this year, aud Vist Presi.
dent of the V-rein. on their arrIvII at mis-
nome on High street, in Geo-geto.n, ;ha band
.paytc several appropriate airs, when JhA
stmoaige was invited III TO psrtake OF reirnSh-
mems. Immense tables were spread IN thr
yard, which fairly gruaned with eStabies aad
orinkaoies, and being lighted with Cninesa Ian
terms, the effect was very fine; Wilde in the par
lois me lady guests parIook OF thu refresh.
After the gentlemen present had dom fun Ius-
nee TO the excellent collation. provided for them,
the KING goblet was christened in a Hhatiou
drank oy President Hence TO the Schentzen
knR. IN which the company joined. Presi-
dent Henze made very happy speech on the
occasion, which was warmly appiauded. Vic.
president Dill responded IN 8 brief speech, and
mace some capital hits, which were greeted
with hearty applause. Numerous toasts fol.
lowed, to which responses were made by Mr..
Rullraan, Mr.. Schmidt and others Of the We
rem; M. Sardo, of the Washington Councils:
FaIor Elm and Mr.. Collins, OF the Gaorgetown
C.nnc'ls, and other gentlemen the kings
gooieI vas often called in requisition. and We
are s.'.sh'd on trial that II hoids enough 70
nave sa;l..lei one Of the Viking Of old MajOl
f-Hl response TO the toast to the Mayor aad
Co-H2-a.sol of Georgetown was a very happy
one, 2ad ri cited shouts Of applause. After an
hour or .Zyo of enjoyment, several of the gen
tiemen i9iued the Indies in the parlor, whsr,.
"altZes, quadrllies and other dances were en-
gagged IN. Major Il ill leading of in u waltz with
ne Scheu'zen Queen, Mrs Dill.
Inc Affair was pleasant one, ana those pres
eht, among whom we noticed several prorni-
mem citizens Of Washington and Georgetown,
enloyei Il very much. Mr.. Dili's seven hun
dred bottles OF wine, TO which reference was
right, for there was more than enough tor the
large company present, and yet no one had 100
mum.
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AN INGRATEFCL OFFENDER. / asterday
morning soldier, named Chas. Patterson, was
brought before Justice Lynch, at the stu pre-
cinct station. charged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. He had been arrested dur
ing the mig previous and lodged in one OF the
cells, and when he appeared for a hearing and
a-certained that he was fined s. he remarked
that all he had was 81, which was already in
he safekeeping of the officers; that il was ,hr
irst time he ever was in such place
IN his life. and that IL would be the last if
The 81 would BE- sufficient to pay his fire
He was Temanded back 70 the cell, bui
IN q short while Justice Lynch concluded to
reduce the fine 10 81. But Patterson suddenly
grew indignant and spurned all tavors: said L.
would not pay any fine, even II il was only two
cents, and remarked that As H. had 20 go to the
worShouse he might as we'll make preparation
therefor, and directed the - now in the Gus
toby OF the officers to be sent ont and in vested
IN good breakfast. He was then furnished
with breakfast, according 70 his wishes, and
during the day was aiken to the workhouse.
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THR FIRE IN ALENASDRIA--The Journal of
this morning says: The alarm of fire raised
si%ut three O'Clock yesterday morning was
caused by the burning Of a row of buildings
near the corner OF PstTick and Gibbon streets
Majors Hill. The fire was Int by an inc-n-
dIary ia an unoccupisd house. Five q welinys
~~ie destroy ed. Two of brick and three OF
wool The corner house of the frame row was
occupied by colored man named James
Bankhead. The other two frames were uu-
occupied. The brick houses were occupied by
Mrs. BrawHer, a widow. whose husband wtS
kili.d a few months since on The Orange rail-
rad, and by Mr.. q. Cowling. Mr. James w
Nails owned th- brick houses and a portion OF
the frame houses; the remainder OF tbss framas
belonged 70 Mr.. J. G. Nerplank
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Sc h..sw commi-sioner Of Potent,
r !. !. ,a =

y wAsHINsIox y. G, september ;. u.s.
On me fettl0n OF blkDSiLL HOLLY, Of LseS-
port. ~. prsy1rg for the feDsiop OF a ns,e,.,
Eranted him on the sth day q February. 49, for
an Improvement ia Ellipticsl kOta ry Pumn. iOi
IL 10 ordered that said petition be hesrd., AZ.
once on the nth day OF January next AM p.r,
s.h may pose tins extension. Objections deps
ffohs, and other papers should be alad - ~ =
ONCE twenty days before the dss Of hearing TINS
sc s-lsv3w urhis.iorar q n =.
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IMPORTANT NKws.
C.B.JEwELLS PREMIUM SOAPS
are acknowledged to be
THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY
10 the market.
They made on the old fashion plan b. boil
ing and free from ell injur ious Chemical
deliberations.
The premium ORIENTAL SOAP,
The NEW YORK CITY SOAP
The CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
The LAUNDLY SOAP,
Are brands Of superior quality, and are guarap-
eed TO give perfect salts action.
ASK YOUR GROCkR or any of these and take
40 other.
For sale by all OF the BEST GROCEEs IN tn.
City.
Mandatory, Nos 500 and 5O2 street north
Between 4th and sth
y li-f Washington. DC
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| NITEn STATS PATENT oVFIcE

Sor a., WAsHIssTaS; ID: G, september7 z, Isss.
On the petition Of q Y. BROW n on Uorchsst.x
"a. ssaenessis pray ne for the extension OF a n.t
~, etshted TO him on the lath day OF December
Bodies: - NsAns NArisge
ONCE on the sd day OF November next An . .n,s
may oppose this extension. OBJECTIONS. Seco.,
lions, and other papers should Ice flea in me- ~ ~
twenty days before the day OF hearing. o"0e
Sc l2-uSw Commi.sionsr 81 $500.
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oiS .,.s - 349
Pressrying SUGARS. Just receiy.d .,. -, - -
h~y ,,on BRYAN BROS
Sfs Pennsy lvanfa avenue
us com Opposiie Aetropolit.n Hsfaf
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. FOR iurthsr inioTin alton address
JohSSoN k1IoT, NJ d .DK.x.
ga eeIn No. Ao- street, wssbirg ton, u. q.
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INSURANCE.

FTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
3. p. HBNDEB, Pre-. G G0oDNOM, Sect.
7. n. HANSON, Agent,
No. alt seventh Street,
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Est CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
TINS association held their tenth monthIv maa,
iIE iast evening over Dooiey's Drug Sore
corner ID street east and Pennsylvania avenue
ahd twenty shares were sold, a, an average Of
six y-seNen per cent.
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ROBBERY.-A few nights since, the west end
81 Mr. r.. l.. Fay's warehouse and Junk shop,
situated on the river, between 9th and lOth
.tisets, was forcibly entered and robbed of a
- OF valuable books and metals The robbery
was not discovered till this morning and is
supposed 10 have been committed Saturday
nislt,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-11-25
oRDINARY's SALE.

BY virtue of an Order to me directed from W. W..
Humphreys, Probate Judge of Anderson County.
Twill expose to sale on saleday next at Anderson
Court House, the following tract of land, contain
ing 425 acres, more or less. waters of Generos-
Zee creek, bounded by lands of DR.. a. L. Thomp-
son, John Jones, ]. W. Gentry. Sold 10 make
distribution among the heirs Mt law Of the Estate
of VIM Mcconnell, decd. TERMs-on credit
of twelve months, with interest from day Of sale,
purchaser giving bond with good security. and n
mortgage of the premises, for the payment of the
purchase money-except the costs, which will be
required cash.
Nov Q, 1868 81
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STATE OF soUrH CAROLINE

IN Equity Anderson County.
sJohI T. Broyles vs. Miranda Green, George Green,
Ell ALL Edition for Specific Performance.
PURSUANT: to the Order of Court in the above
setsted case, i will sell at Anderson Court House
on saleday in December next,
The Lot Of Land,
in the town of W iliamson, on the southwest side
s or the Gt g. CIR. R..;which was formerly owned
: by West Wiliiams, adjoining lands of John I.
Broyies and j. HI. Irby, and containing Niac and
one-fourth Acres
= -. lTERNSSoE SALE:
- On acreditof orc aud two years, with interest
from the day of sale-e1cept the costs which
are To- be paid in cash-purchaser 10 give bond
: With approved surety forsthe purchase money.
W. s.. W.lIUMPHREYS,s sc.E.A.D.
COMMISSIONERS Office.
Novs9 g.. 1858. 2l-s
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Manning Belcher, decd, will please pre-
sent them, properly altcsted; and all persons
Indebted TO the Estate will make payment TO he
undersigned. G. w. BELCHBR,
w. D. GRAY,
Executors.
Nc1 II, 1853 81
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Auction Sales ffol, December
STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA.

:
In Equity Anderson County
julius E. Earle Vs. Elias John Earle, J. " harle'
Of al3--Bii1 for Partition Of Lands &c,
PURSUANT to the Order of Court in the above
stated case will resell, at the rick Of the former
purchasers respectively, at Anderson Court House
On SaIeday in December next, the several tracts or
lots Of land, described in the proceedings OF this
case sthe Real Estate Of @. E. Earle, des'd, to
~it:
Lot No. ],
S;tnata; in Anderson District, on Lucas Creek, wa
scrs 7of Bic Gcnerostee Greek, containing Four
SInndred ana Ten Acres, more or less, adjoining
lends of the estate of Charles Haynie, decd, Elias
Z John Earle, "a NJ. Holland, ct al.
80 Lot No. 2,
Situate in the village OF Anderson, on the Main
street running south, Immediately between the
residences Of DIR. @. r. Broyles and Daniel BROWN
<sontairiug Two Acres, more or less.
- s3ssss..ss TERMS 0FsaSALEs:
iOn a credit of Twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale, purchasers to give bond and at least
aiyo approved seresies and mortgage, To- secure
fDayment of the purchase money.
- = w. .W:.HUMPHREES, o.E.AD.
commissioners Office,
zssssf .Nov49, 1865. 2l-o
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sHERIFFvs SALE.

BY virtue OF writs of Fiera Facias to me directed,
I will expose TO sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
G.. H., within tile usual hours Of sale, the following
property. to wit:
) Ono Tract Of Land, containing 437 ncres, more
or less bounded by lauds of JOHN Burdinc, Sine
ON Smith and Others levied on as the property of
N. r. Reeves, althe suit of B. +. Webb
Terms Cash.
Nov. o, 1868. IL
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;,:;,I.l STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN Equiitty Anderson County.
Jas. ". ..SLerard and ,saml. W. Sherardvs. Phoebe
II. Sherard, tFrhos. "a. Sherard, ct al-.Bia for
Partition of Land
PURSUANT to the order of Court in the above
stated case will resell. at the risk of the former
purchaser, at Anderson Genrt House on Saleday in
z December next,
The Tract Of Land
Bid off by J. G. McCurrs in October 1867, at
s.ie Of the Real Estate of VIM Sherard, decd, for
non-con plance with terms of sale The tract a, is
known in the survey SIS No. 2, AID contains Three
Hundred and TWenty-Nine Acres, situate in An,
derson District, on Little Generostee creek, and
s adioir.s; landsso Mrs P. II. Sherard, J. W. Sher-
{ ard, j. W. Wati and others.
Ss55 5sstssS EERNs OF SALE:
On q credilof twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale, purchaser to give bond with approved
1 surety and mortgage Of the premises.
5--ss:s-.sss - W. HUMPHREYS, Ps.A.c.
COMMISSIONERS Office,
Nov 1858. zl--e
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANOEKSON" "CUUNIF.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
Newton Mcconnell, Applicant. vs.. Allen Mcconnell,
Margaret Harris, William Mcconnell, jr., Charles
Mcconnell, the heirs at Law Of Daniel Mcconnell,
ard the heirs at IAN of John c0onnel-Greet-
ing:
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the above
and foregoing heirs at law of William Mcconnell,
deed reside without this State, it is therefore or
dercd that they do appear and object TO the divis-
ion or sale of the Real Estate of William McCon
ne Iced, on or before the tenth day of Novem-
her next, or their consent to the same will be en-
tered of record.
Given under my hand and seal, thi, 2sth day Of
September, A. D. 1868.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, p.J.A.o.
Is 6
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SOUTHERN
soRGH0 SUGAR COMPANY.

TEE undersigned, as General Agents for the
above Association, propose to organize in Ander-.
son and other Districts companies for the purpose
of Manufacturing Sugar, and Refining Syrup froRa
the juice of the Sorghum Cane.
Several of these companies are now in success.
full and profitable operation il the United States,
and the Sugar and Syrup produced by them have
been examined by competent judges and pro-
nounced unequallcd. We propose
Isl. To manufacture bright golden syrup,
equal in flavor 10 any syrup.
2nd. To manufacture from FIVE to seven pounds
of Sugar per gallon Of syrup. not inferior to any
brown sugar, and far superior to many varieties,
the rcsidum Of syrup still.
W.p. PASSMORE,
". A. HARRISON,
II. L. BOZEMAN
J. S. HAMMOND,
Agents.
Further information may be had by addressing
DR.. w. P. Passmore, at Greenvile c. H., or Ell
ther of the above at Fountain Inn, Greenvilie
District. Samplcs..of this sugar may be seen at
the Intelligcncer Office.
Oei a. 1868 II
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Nov. 0, 1868.
Executor's Notice.

6LL persons having demands against the Es-
4eie of Catherine Henson. decd. nrc notified TO
render them within illc time prescribed by law
and all persons nAchls' TO the Estnte to cali ana
seile. nrycoy 49,.
:. lcv s, 1853 Il
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Probate Court

James Tompkins, Applicant George W. TO"pklns'
Defendant. ~
1T appearing to my satisfaction that George W.
Tornpkns, one of the Defendants, resides without
this State 1t is, therefore, ordered that he 90
appear and object to the division or sale of the
Real Estate of John Tompkins, deceased on or
before the 9Th day of November next or Els con-
sent 10 the same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of
October, AID. 1868.
IL d
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Soluble Pacific Guano


TIE highly satisfactory and remarkable effects
of this Guano in producing very largely increased
crops Of Cotton, Corn and other staple crops
has attracted the general attention of planters and
farmers In order 10 confirm public confidence in
the continued e1cecnce of this Guano, and avail of
the best scientific ability in the prosecution Of this
important business the Pacific Guano Company
has consummated professional engagement with
DR.. ST JULIAN RAvENEL of Charleston, S. c., as
scientific adviser and consulting Chemist to the
Company. DR.. Ravenel is conversant with the
composition and qualities of the Guano, as well ms
with the character, policy and unusual resources
of the Pacific Guano Company, and will commune
cafe full information on these points 10 planters
who mny call on him, or address him by letter at
Charleston. S. G.
JNO. S. REESE Co., General Agents,
Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore, Md.
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, S. C.
Nov !, 1868 90
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Receipts Of Produes.

LAFOURCHE-steamer Nina Simmes-3 bKs egg. bbls
rice 20 ks potatoes Ierreboune-l bbs Gorman
bills rice IS SKIS 10 Sure20 bbs potatoes Cherot-l
WAlsh-4 bis potatoes HicEmAn-sundries 70
order
BAYOU sARA-stsaner New Rra-3 bags woolJ Schloss-
~ peaches Bethancourl7 do Peuaud Felton, csops
fowls LAcsssagne2 bbls talow MeR0berts Dck-I bids
cabbage Gernsbaeker-2 bdls bags Dasilvs-2 bales
rags bale baggipg sack paper stock bales Hirsch
ks wool SKIS onions bills potatoes Snee-l3 bbls rice
Bout ny EsclaDon-4 bales bdl skins Schless-i0
bbs postoes scnDeder Zubei bier sundries order
sHREYEPoRT-Stesmer n Shsrp-l bale cotton bale
wool YOstt Black &co-l SKIS seed cotton bfl hides 3
coops fowls abousquere s-l7 hides to order24 head
McQnod Mehle5 do ILbAu, AycOck kco-52 do Burn.
Eds-sundres 20 order
LAFOUBCHE-Lusger De soto-69 bbs potatoes TO order
BAYOU TERREBONNk-Lugger Young Lens-l5 bbs
sweet 10 order
LOWER COASr-StesmerA Brovn-2 bdl hides to L
RHch--lO hbls nice A Socoa-sundr.es TO order
BAYOU LOths-Lugger MAgnolia-is bols potatoes to
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Imports


INDTANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ Heves
bale Gotten Perkins, Swenson ScOS2 specie Converse
Poiney- $500 do Schneider Zuberber-S3O do lie Wis
&cOsl470 % do Is hides bd skins Fraueke Oanses-l
bales wool 50 sks wool al empty barrels whitney kco-42
hides bles cotton Webster 1eo4 bx beef Hays TGnstA
fcol bale cotton Jennings Wick. BO-2 bbls ta0v aud
sundr order-TOtal oales cotton
PENSACOLA-Schr FlOrida-3 900 feat lumber 1876 900
ath 30 doors 40 pcs sash and blinds Sanford acA-l bale
wool J c Rogers
PEEsACOLA-schr Chsrotte-3OOOO feet lumber Sanford
a Back-l00J gunne bags 50 bills beeswax order
MOBILE STEAMER LOuise20O hf bxs tobacco " VanBe
huysen56 pkgs DO Wsckebrath Joseph sundss 10 order
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Memoranda.
YOREIGS PORTS

Hayrs June p Arrived from New Orleans ship River.
side. Randall
Lverp Of, June 23.--Arrivsd from New Orleans. ship
Americana, Wiber.
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EXPORTS.

BoSTON-Steamshp ConcOrdal3l bales cotton Ig9 bale.
wool 20 bales 800 SKIS 1851 hides Is S94 horns
PENsAC LASehr Gertrude-ls bks sugar 10 bbls molas
ses sundries
CORPUS CHRIsTI-Sehr Caifonia-l5O0O feet iunbsr
PROVIDENCE, Z I-sehr Nellie B0rers-3O0 tons cotton
seed
B0RDEAuN-Bark Prneeton--50.7 rs slaves
PFNSACOLA-Sfesuship ks ndeer-70 bOs -four bbls
whisky bids sugar 26O SKIS csrn 20 sks oats
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Receipts by Raflroads.

NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton MOutcn &cO-2l bales Surie-S) d,
AZ hides W Homsn 4co-l bdl skins hid horns
-l3 hides DufOsr3 SKIS potatoes CheEOt25 calves
Rsy-sundries 70 order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
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Arrived Yesterday

Steamship ksbams, Benson from Roekpori, to whltnsy
&co-lst district
Steamship Hswes Trpp, from Indianoa and Gsveston
ioC A Whitney &cO-lst district
Schr Charlotte, PEPPER, from Pensacola. to mAstsrNew
Basin
Sctr FLORIDA Adams from Pensacola to master-rsv Basin
Lugger Young Lena, Gudy from Bayou Terrebonne
ter-2d ci,tnct Is
Logger Msgno Ssvoze from BAYOU LOOurs to master
I'd district Is
Logger DesotO from Lafourehs msster-2d dstric, Is
STEAMBOATS,.
j Shsrp. white, from Shreveport
Louise. Hopkins from Mobile
kins SHINES. Gresthouse. from LafJurche
New Era. Dugas IT m Bayou
AG Brown, Bassett, from Lower COas,
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, at S re.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAR-
risOnburg, Trinity aud all intermediate IAudiuxs-Tas
hne, fast passenger packet
L. Fl. PATTERSON, Master; j. W WALDEN CLARK.
WIZ leave positively As above For freight or passaxs
spply on board, orr WINBURN LORD Aeonts
90 Gravier street.
p s-The CieOns win take freight and passengers a loo
any other boat In tbs trade taking eight for B.y,,
Macon and IeLsas and DArbOnne. with privilege Of re-
shipping
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Eiarins 5nteQigsnts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAxr STREET,
1hursday Juiy Is I363

thursday July TO- 1893.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steam hip COncordia, Hodge, for Boston,
Creevy Nickerson kco
Steamship Paindeer, Nsgath for Pensacola q Deshon
Bark Princetown Bril-, Aekerly for Bordeaux
GA Fosdck &cO
sehr Nellie Bowers Curtis, for Providence. R L
ThOmdke Norton
Schr Gertrude rorit, Lee. for Pensacola. Master
Sctr Anna, Nhitmsn for PensacO in ballast, X Pools
Schr Csifornia tlOrid for Corpus Christa, Master
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. July 18Th stsLE
TOR BRAZOs aANTIAGO- THE LOW
pressure side wheel iron steamship
st. Mary,
r. S. BOURNE. Commander
win leave a. shove from her wharf, foot Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails n steamer is unable
to the BrazO bar goods be delivered ships
sgnees pay their gbtersge For freight or pass
age sppy 70
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.