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NUMBER l24.

tions in June Napoleon is sbdca te in favor
Of his son, and this abdicatioD Is to be ratified by
plebiscite. This move, it is thought by the In
peralists, would bring out very full vote 10 the
country Districts and ii would not only be ratified
oy an overwhelming majority, bat would also
secure the election Of the government candidates
in all the close and doubtful districts.
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FROM TALLAHASSEE.

Reeds Message-.Tae Congregational Vote. etc
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7.-Gov. Reeds message
was received by the Legislature to-day and read.
Nothing important done In the Senate.
In the House, the resolution pending to organ
ize a committee of investigation, was amended to
increase the corumittee two members, who were
chosen by vote.
E. NJ. Cheney was elected State printer.
The returns of the vote for representative to
Congress indicate the reelection of Hamilton BY
200 majority.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA, va.
Death Of John NJ. Bolts.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. s.-Hon. Jno. NJ. Bolts
died at home in Culpepper county, this morning
at O'Clock. bis funeral will take place at Rich.
mond on Sunday.
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RIVER NEws.

VIcKsBURG, Jan. s.-Psssed down Baker and
barges, Emma No. 3, and John D. Perry at last
night. Up: Mary Houston at last night. River
rising.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Rver stationary.
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The Crescent was favored yesterday with
visit from Major G. w. McCranie, of the
Ouachita Telegraph, and member elect to
Congress. The major is at the St Charles
Hotel, and will remain in town few days
longer.
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FROM ROCHESTER.
Slaughter OF Innocents.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Jan. Slight of the fifty
wounded by the falling of o school house are
dead. The accident is attributed by the coro-
ners jury TO neglect of putting foil stone caps on
the brick piers.
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J. h. Hardy, Esq, president Of the Fossil
Guards, calls on the officers and members of that
excellent organization to meet at the headquar-
ters corner Canal and Dauphin streets. to-day, at
2P. NJ with badges, in order to attend the funeral
of Gen. Rousseau. Every member should attend.
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Christmas circus pageant, in London, .n,s
year. included twenty three Portuguese oAe..
each bearing maiden in gilt psgoda Oh "a
back.
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THE CREsCENT's DISPATCHES.
" ASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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OUACHITA HOUSE.
Our Princess Royal.

HER SPEECH FROM THE THRONE OF HER CORONA.
TI0N.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor is pleasant TO consult physician for the relief Of
these vsrOu delicate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity viii true far sacrifice her great
eat charm do this Thssssx viii then thank Ms for
placing their hands simple specifics which will be found
ecacOus in relieving and curing almost every Of those
Troublesome complaints peculiar 10 the
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Woman.

Females. owing to the peculiar and important relations
which they sustain their peculiar organization, and the Offices
they perform, subject to suengs Freedom from
these contribute In small degree to their happiness and
welfare, for be happy who i'll Not sny bat
ofthese various Female Complaints be suffered
ton without involving the general health Of the ndvd
nal. end ere long producing
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MEwa SUM -GARY.



a general meeting of the Republican In
Nmclbles Club was held last evening at the Hall
oi the National Union CLUB Chestnut street,
ABOVE Eleventh, TO organic Tor active service
anring the present campaign. Alexander p.
Soesbeery President; w. VI. Neill, Secretary.
The President on taking the chair, thanked the
meeting for the compliment paid him. The
PRESIDENT then announced as Marshal, George
Truman, Jr., and Assistant Marshas, Caleb
kimber and Joseph X. Cannon. The Chair
man stated that the club would parade as soon
as it was thoroughly organized.
A new Lodge of knights of Pythias called
Evening Star Lodge No. III, was Instituted on
ThCreday evening at Lanark Hail. Frantlord,
by the Grand Officers OF the Order. The follow
ing gentlemen were installed officers of the
new Lodge-A. Foulds, V. F.; j. Bannister, w.
G.; K. {. Gibbs, V. c.; II. Gentry, w. e.; X. w.
Mackie, i. s.; h. j. Dedaker, T. s.; w. II.
Ainsworth w. b.: f. Dingler, [. s., and G. Cor
nell, q. 5. This makes the third Lodge of the
Order in Frankford.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs MITCHELL wife of
Louis Mitchell, No. 1l6 Marshall street, below
Brown was Knocked seuseess with loaded
whip in the hands OF a man who called npOn her
to inquire about his wife Mrs. Mitchell, who
is the sister OF the woman inquired for, refused to
give any information. when She was struck back
OF the head with loaded whip. She fell sense
less, but soon recovered. Her injuries are not
considered fatal. Her assaant escaped in Il
carriage
The following persons were admitted to the
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday:-Jo Mccall
iIcy tSeu I"ciNc gedIs lCSlul9 ''U W. 10
bert street, fingers mashed in a cotton mill.
William Cahill, aged twenty years, residing in
Delaware, lee broken on board the canal boat
Ewing
The following are some of the principal arti-
cles exported from Philadelphia during the
month of August:-67,2l3 pounds bread, 755 l45
do. oil cake, 1900 do. lard. 1880 do. soap,
1886 do. tallow, 1888 barrels flour, and S3,0lG
bushels of wheat
The funeral of the late Charles A. Deaney,
which took place yesterday morning from No.
1909 Catharinc street. was attended by Company
& of the Gray Reserves Funeral services were
performed at st. Joseph's Church.
samuel Hates, car driver, was thrown off
the platform and considerably bruised yesterday
by the car and cart running together ut Ortho-
doX and Paul streets. No other damage was
done.
"A stable on small street back of Vine
street, between Fifteenth and Broad streets, took
fire last night about quarter past 10 o'clock, and
was badly buTned
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Foreign Notes.

--Croquet matches are the rage in England.
The Great Eastern is to be painted white.
II he velocipcdC fever is raging in Australia.
-Edmburgh has brought out steam omnibus
The city of Mexico will celebrate Humboldt
day.
New South Wales is still afflicted with BUSH
rangers.
Sugar production is becoming an extensive
interest in Australia
The suicides in the British army last year
were one in ten thousand.
One of the outgoing bishops of the Irish
Church is ninety-nine years old.
The difference of level between the Red and
Mediterranean Seas is sixteen inches
An American steamboat has been put upon
the Rhine, and astonishes the natives
A recent fire at .Civita Vecchia destroyed the
supplies of the French troops in Rome.
Twelve hundred persons were last year sum-
moned before London courts for cruelty to
animals.
Diamond cutting, which is the specially of
Amsterdam, gives employment to some 10000
Jews there.
A circus lion at Madras bravely submitted
to Il caudal abbreviation after taking five ounces
of chloroform.
-Four Americans in Paris are negotiating for
the purchase of the Heidseck Champagne es-
tablishment at Rheims.
"A sanguine Englishman proposes to explore
Mount Ararat, bring home the ark, and place il
in the Crystal Palace grounds.
A Paris journalist says the false hair worn
by the ladies of the gay capital would make
pile as high as the Napoleon column.
The King OF Hanover has published letter
calling on Louis Napoleon to invade Germany,
thrash Prussia, and restore Sesia to Austria
"A Prussian naval physician proposes a dark
yellow flag with n red cross as a universal flag
of distress, to be respected by all civilized
nations.
Among the naval prize money distributed to
British sailors, last year, was 5l25,00O for cap
tured vessels and $l1 600 for destruction Of
pirates.
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SIDES these Thomas Williams and David Jones
were sutiocsted on Monday evening in attempting
70 enter.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 1t has from the frst been
hoped that Mr. Hughes, inside foreman, would
have made some memoranda, which, being found
longCd. and when his body was brought up his coat
was of and his tools, time books, &c, were miss
ing After it was deemed certain that no more
bodies remained in the mine, Mr.. BENZ. Hughes
general inside foreman of all the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad COmpHny's mines,
and brother OF Evan Hughes, taking four men
with them, went down to search for his brothers Is
coat, hoping to find in II the memoranda 50 much
desired He found the coat 500 or COO wards from
where Mr.. Hughes body had been found, and out
side OF both Oarricades II contained bis compass
and other tools, and two time-books but no memo
randa whatever, so that all hope of having record
Of the last hours OF the dead is lost.
No doubt all the bodies are now up, as thorough
explorations OF the mine reveal no more, ana one
hundred and eight represents the total loss Of life
There are ttty-ninC widows and one hundred and
nine orphans made by this disaster. Numbers of
the men have children living in the old country,
and the restitution here Is great ana requires lnme-
date relief. The strike ef three and one-halt
months had reduced all the families TO the verge of
starvation, and the men not being at work long
enough TO receive any pay, there never was case
that appeals more strongly to the charitable. The
funerals have been going on all day.
PLYMOUTH, Sept g.--Please request each neigh
borboOd that may wish to relieve the widows and
measures as they may think best to collect funds
for that object and forward the same as soon as
practicable to w. s. Wilson, First National Bank
OF Plymouth; Col il. b. Wright or Thos. p Hunt,
Wilkesbarre; Theodore Spring, National Bank of
Pittston w. w. Winton, National Bank of Scran-
ton; George Coray, Scranton, or Geo. II. Stuart,
Philadelphia. One hundred orphans and sixty
widows need aid. T. p. HUNT, Secretary.
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THE STORM KING.

Fearful Hurricane Along the New England
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 9--The gale last evening
from four to live O'Clock was the most severe known
here since 1915, when the city was partially sub
merged. Throughout this State the damage is i'm
mense, and several lives have been lost. In this
city the Hartford Railroad depot was demolished,
and Rose & Walkers tannery partially blown
down. The Oriental mill was unroOfed, and two
operatives badly hurt. The Chestnut street church
steeple was blown down, and nearly all the other
church steeples were injured.
Probably one hundred buildings were unroOfed
The Bristol Railroad will not be passable for
raj days. Many vessels are ashore in Narragansett
and Mount Hope bays, but most of them will come
of without much damage. small new church on
Narragansett pier was entirely demolished. The
sloOp Resolution went to pieces in Wexford harbor
and two men were lost. Octavian Rice was killed
in his barn in Warwick.
Great damage is reported in Bristol, East Green
wich, Newport, Pawtucket, Fail River and other
places
The papers of to-day contain four or five columns
of details OF the wreck and ruin by the storm.
The hurricane of last night extended over most
of eastern Massachusetts At Nahant large
dwelling and stable were blown down. and the
depot on the steamboat wharf was blown into the
sea. At Hull every boat at anchor in the harbOr
was driven ashore or sunk. The windows of the
Marion House were blown in and the Outbuildings
unTooted. At bingham the streets were blocked
with trees, and barns and chimneys were blown
down. The Agricultural Hall at Marshfield was
levellcd to the ground. In Abingdon three church
steepes tell, and the large nail and tack factory in
South Arlington was unrooied.
At Braintree the steeple of the Congregational
church was carried OFF.
At Newburyport, and towns further east, the gale
was less violent.
The Coliseum organ is ruined. 1t had just been
sold to Chicago parties for $4,000. The big drum
was also smashed.
Nearly every vessel in Boston harbor dragged
anchor and many collided sustaining damage.
AT Marblehead Frank Barrett, of Nashua, n. H..
was killed.
The Sycamore House, on Nantucket Beach, was
swept from its foundation but the inmates were
unDjured, having Just left for safer quarters.
The gale all along the eastern coast was the most
terrific experienced for years.
Captain Smith, of the schooner j. T. Knight
has been held in $4,000 bail for trial. charged with
casting away his vessel. The mate has been dis
charged.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NerOs see First Page.

For additional Marine Nso8 see First Page
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THI DAY
Sun RISES. 535 Moon SETS ........ a2s
sun SETS. 6lS HIGH WATER ......... 63l
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
John o. JAMES,
q. b. DURBOROw, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
THOMAS L. GILLESPIE,
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DonIcstic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1875.
Judge j. S. Black is in Washington
-Vice-Admral Porter is lying i'll, with melt
ralgia, at Annapolis.
President Grant left Washington, last night,
TO join his family at New York.
President Grant and his Cabinet attended u
state dinner at Secretary Fish's.
Judge Austin, of st. Peters, has been nomi-
mated for Governor of Minnesota.
New York has thus far subscribed $4,000 for
the sufferers by the Ayondale disaster.
The Dismal Swamp is on fire, and vast
amount OF standing timber is being destroyed.
The Bond and Creswell wings of the Repub-
lican party of Maryland have reunited.
Three Wells and five Walker Congressman
have been declared elected in Virginia
The savings bank at La Grange, Mo-, was
robbed on Tuesday of six hundred dollars
AT the Navy Department it is denied that
any news has been received of the alleged mu-
tiny on the Sabine.
"A laborer named Bresnan was killed at Will
liamsburg, N Y, yesterday, by the caving in of
an embankment.
Captain Smith of the Camden schooner
j. T. Knight, has been held to bail in $1,000
to answer the charge of having cast away his
vessel.
The Common Council and Board of Alder
men of New York yesterday rendered the Har
ward crew the hospicalities OF the city on their
return.
The gentlemen most prominently men
toned as Secretary Rawlins successor are Gen
eral Dodge, General Schofeld. and the Hon.
James Wilson.
Lawrence F. Melrose alias George w. Nor
ton, was arrested last night, in New York, for
an attempt to swindle Tiffany Il Co. of $4,000
worth of diamonds.
Lord Walter Park and Lord Paget, on Tues
day, with Generals Sturges and Custar went on
a buffalo hunt near Hays City, Kansas Each Of
the nOblemen shot two bulls.
Eoreipn AHnirs
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Steamer Uuey, Davis, "a hours from New York with
steamer sarah, Jones II hours from New York. with
steamer Willing, Cpndif, 10 hours from Baltimore,
BE brig Egnics Barker p days from on salt y H HHiyeT Js
SS sSh5 Msy Harmon gsp MST%Gn 90 days from Ports
Del, with grain to JAS. L, Bewiey i Co., -,
with arsin 70 SjfH' Jss L. BoWIey SI Co l', ~ p
with grain to Jas. L. Bowiey 100,
MEMORANDA
Steamship J. W Everman. Hinckley, for Philadelphia
Steamship Yazoo, Catharine, from New Orleans for Phi
SteSmship Pioneer, sbarpey. from wilmington N O.,
S 5 e PeST' @ bbs ss Fl
juniper bolts bales cotton, is do. 9s pkgs dried
Steamship Norfolk plat, hence. at Richmond 9Th inst
steamer George H. Stout, Ford, hence, at Georgetown
Barque White Cloud, Freeman, hence, at Salem 9Th
Brig Edith Hall Snow, for Philadelphia, remained at
Brgs CHARLES Miller, Gilkoy. and Amos NJ. Roberts,
no7k from Boeon for Philadelphia sailed from Holmes
Brig Julia E. Arey, Babbdge, hence, at wiscasset 6th
sch1s VIM Colyer, Taylor; Albert Pharo. shourds w.
n or TTSwG Kelley tor Phadephia and Breeze Martin
Sehr James Bradley, Bradley hence, at Norwich 9Th
a SihIs WHAT WSSinwright Abrams O. 4 O. Brooks Brooks
Sepee at and NJ Vapor Jr Christie
Schr % Glenwood Dixon, hence at Lynn 3Oth ult
delpha at Holmes Hole p M 9Th iD9t '"''' io' r'''
instant
Scr Decatur Qakes, Rogers, from Gloucester Phila
delpha, at New Bedford 9TH inst.
Sfhrs James Veldren, Gayleer and Alice G. Grace Gil
Schr Herbert Manton Orowel, hence, at Fall River 9Th
instant.
Scbrs Carhel Small, and William Praty Parsons from
Boston; Reading RR No ~, Carroll, from New Haven
all for philadelphia, passed Hell Gate sth inst.
Schrs Vapor johnson, from Providence: Lewis Cass
Ackn, and James Hoffman Shropshire from New Haven
all for Trenton, passed He'll Gate sth inst.
MISCELLANY.
The Wilmington IN. ~ journal of Wednesday, says
Intelligence reached this city yesterday that
snip floneer Capt Sharpey, which cleared from this
Island beach, Just tho rip hut inside bar
between Fort Caswel and Cak Island lighthouse The
extent OF the damage feared unable definitely to
ascertain The tug boats all down the river to assist
the Pioneer and we had hoped that one of them
would have arrived last night, when could gain full
assist and at the OF disaster No doubt tho ship
is being relieved of her and trust she be
gotten OIL The heavy which prevailed off
for the mast several days, has made it dangerous
sells to put out
teiurapic despatch under date of yesterday says:
is still going on with encouraging prospects,
Swedish corvette Josephine, Captain Ankarronce from
Lisbon June 20 via Western Islands 30 days. New York
oth inst mounts "a guns and hes of 2 officers aud
men, all told. The Josephine is bound to Boston. She
has two scientific gentlemen board, who discovered
miles wide, bearing N.NE and SSW., in lat 3i 49, long
40 10 The bank lies between America and Gibraltar aud
in the track of vessels bound from England Madeira
They named the hank after tho ship
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AVONDALE.

List Ofthe Killed by the Great COIliery Disaste
2.30 p. M.-Thomas Carson, of Hampton mine
and George Morgan, of Nanticoke, experienced
and competent miners, with twenty men, have eX-
plored every part of the workings, and are satisfied
that all the bodies have been recovered but outside
parties say two men are still missing. One hundred
and eight bodies have now been taken out.
The following is full list of the dead
William Allen, Madison Alliback, John Bowen, vii.
liam Bowen, Elijah Bryant. John Burtch, John
Burtch, Jr., Patrick Burke, Peter OOnin, Andrew
Frothinghem, Charles Frear, Hugh Gilroy, Daniel
Giyens Darius Guyter Eyan Hughes, Thos. Hughes
John Hughes, Willie Hatton Thomas Hatton, viii
liam harding William D. Johns. lst JAS. Williams,
VIM. Dowdle, Michael DAILY, WIN. Davis, John Davis
Lewis Davis, John Harris, David johnson, James
Haskins, Stein Howell, Thomas ID. Jones' Edwin
Jones, Daniel Jones, David Jones, Rowland Jones'
John Jenkins, VIM d. johns, I'd Thos. Jones Peter
johnson, Wm d Jones, Reese handy, Vim. Lewis, y
Edward W. Edwards, William Evans Cd William
Evans, Sd, W. II Evans let, John ID, Evans w r.
Evans, I'd, Daniel Edwards, Thomas Lleweliyn Reese
Llewellyn Thomas Morris, Jo,eph Morris, W T.
Morgan: Patrick McGarrick, Samuel 7. Morgan,
James Murray. Samuel X, Morgan. James Mailon,
owen, VIM; Powell, Willie Phillips, VIM, Porfet, Jas
Phillips, Palmer Steele, DennfsOn Slocum, George
Stackhouse William Shyck, John Thomas ist John
Thomas I'd Ed Taylor, David Thomas. Jacob Mosher, ,
D, 7. Pryor, Thomas mas Phillips, John Powell, VIM
Reese David s. Reese, David Reese Grifith Roberts
William Ruth, Thomas Ryan, John Roherty, Evans
Raese William Reese, William Williams lst, William
WiIliams, I'd William T. Williams, LIST, William II 4.
Williams 2d, William N Williams, Morgan Watkins
nnichsrd Wooley, David Wood.
The above, 1OS in number, were in the mine. Be-
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nSsp REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.-THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM.
MITTEE have made arrangements for MASS MEETINGS
follows, viz. -
Troy, Bradford county. Sept 1869
Towanda, ........................Sep Sept. g. 1869
Honekdale, wayne county T. 1862
Kittanning Armstrong county Sept T. 1862
Beaver Beaver county Sept T. 1869
Bradford Bradford county ty..........., Sept T. 1869
Somerset, Somerset county ... Sept a. 1862
The meetings at Troy, Towanda and Honesdale will be
addressed by Governor W. Geary Hon John Scott and
Hon. w. ID. Kelley.
Governor o. p. Morton of Indiana Hon John A. Bing.
ham of Ohio and Hon. Wayne McVeigh of Pennsylvania,
will address the meeting at Pttsburg.
JOHN COVoDE, Chairman
GEO w. BAMERsIFY)
NJ q. QUAY, S.,
w. j. p. WHITE, oecretarles
S. +. GwISNER, S30lgt
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THE ELECTION CONTESTS.
Conclusion of MIR. sellers, Argument.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Allison, P. j.,
and Judges Ludlow, Peirce, and Brewster
After the close of our report yesterday, Mr.. Sell
lers having finished his recount of the attacked
divisions, concluded as follows
Thus, may it please the Court, have purged
all the polls that the compainants attacked,
charging to the respondents every vote that we
have failed to answer for in the cearest manner,
and we have left the following majorities:--
Mayor. r.............11 1120 Solicitor. .......... 1913
Controller. ...... 1923 Prothonotary ..... 672
Dist. Attorney. e. 1491 Receiver. ......... 3l4
Commissioner .... 9S2
have always thought in regard to this case,
and now think, that owing to the exclusion OF
so many naturalized citizens last year, these ma
jorities ought not TO be disturbed. If in this
your Honors differ from me- still think no tri-
bunal could urge these polls more rigidly than l
have done, and yet do justice TO the cause. |
candidly believe that the men returned as elected
undoubtedly carried this county, and if there
had not been such an enormous exclusion of
naturaliZed citizens they would have presented
such majorites as would have induced the petit
TONERS to desist from the expense and trouble of
such q contest as this.
Thanking your HonOrs for the patience with
which you have heard me, and my learned oppo-
nents for kindness and candor they have shown
me, now close.
The court then adjourned until this morning
at 10 o'clock
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Mails are forwarded every steamer in the regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cent the Canadian line which call at londonderry me
steamers for or from the Continent call at southampton
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Brig Wm. Welsh StrobndRe, London r Wrign1 sons
Br brig Naiad Iver, ST. John, b, Lenn9a nugess;
Schr L. Blossom Chatheld, Boston, Weld, Nagie a 20
Schr W g. Irish, Rathbun Boston 40
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Fanita, Brooks. ~ hours from New terk'
w7th Indse, 10 John +. Oil