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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
/ TTTLE sODUs HGRBOR, NY.


O8WHoo, n, Y, JanuAU I, l87Ly .
Sealed proposals VII be rsesysd a this oAes untl
n m, TUESDAY February Q, ls71, for furnishing 10
the United StAtss, Al Little bodua hAIbor, New York,
ons hundred and loStgsiSht thousand uls,oool fest
b. M, more less OF twelve u2) Inch SQUARE, sawed
HsmlOok Timber. and aiHtythree thousand (63.OoO
feet b. m, moro Or loss, Of twelve ul inch square,
sawed OAaadA or Norway White Pine Timberj sticks
10 be In lengths OF twenty (1) and thirty cd feet.
BepaTAts proposals will DO reoalyed for each Kind.
at thls once
CONTRACTS and bonds As usual Tue right IL reserved
JOHN II. WILSON,
las Major Of RnEinesFs, u. 4. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
Virginia, North Carolina, and SOnth Car
ollnnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LKWIB JOHNSON A CO.,
FAINT. WASHINGTON A co..
MIDDLETON a co.,
WASHINGTON OTTY SAVINGS BANK,
FRREDMKNs SAVINGS AND TRUST COY
PANY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20


fort LnAVEHwoRra, KANSAS, Noysmbar D., lhll
HsEtoo. SaHia ~, Nsp Mexico
COLONEL; Am directed by the commanding
general to forward 10 you lnclOsed copies Of let
ter,from the AdlutAnt General Of the army to
the Lieutenant General commanding the diyis.
iOn, letter from tho Secretary OF the Interior to
the President Of the United States, and the or
der OF Gen. Sheridan based thereon. The orders
o. the commanding general In the case are as
fOll0WBI
and carry out tho views therein contained, and
N doing 80 you will be guided by the following
lnstTuctiOn6i 20
You will proceed In person without unnseeS,
sAry delay % the Canada Alam0Aa, and 70 such
other points as may be necessary, aud eommuni-
cate 70 the Apaches within reach the commands
OF the President, giving tho ApaeheH now on res
eryations thirty days 10 which 10 commence their
| movements TO the TulArOaa reservation, You
will please infOTm the superintendent Of Indian
Affairs for New Mexico Of the ordera you have
rooeiyod, and request HIN 70 acc0mpany you,
and 70 roassort 70 tho ApAohos the commands OF
the President. In conjunction with him, (it he
will cooperate with you,l you will take particu.
lar palma 70 inform the Apaohes kindly but
hrmly Of the naoataltiea OF The case, AND of the
measures which viii be adopted unless they
comply with the orders you convey TO them.
Use Az proper means " AequAint them With the
tacts, and onSr them all proper inducoments "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
Proposals.
DRoPosALs ron uoMPoUHDINo THE I'M
i OINK or THE UNtrED sTATIs REVKNUE
zLT HRssnI n IN iifR s III Sr We
OfIINEHY.
TREASURY DrrGpTuUT.i

Sealed propssais III g. rec,issd n ", Depart.
msnt until NOS o. THURsDAY. Tebrssy I, W, ~
uornpoundiuG tks Fnrne 81 the United States Esvs
nug steamer Hsmloa, Jisg a The port Of rsv Yosk,
Aad tor othsr Ateratons in her siean maehlnssJ. IL
Il desirable that the work he DINE speedily - pes
able, aud bidders requested 70 stats the time u
witch thsy will agree 70 have the work cornplstsd
| and ~ bids.
spsoh ions can he seen. and ali otheF necessary
| lni5rmstion obtaiusd. on app loation 70 OHARLEA
| y. EMEHY, Consulting EnHinear, No Warran
/ iHlQ aSdrafarV ~ the TfaanurW.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
Sewing Machines.

IOHNsONA RUFFLINu AND PLATING AT.
d TAOHMRNr fOR sRW1No MAOHlNki,
u works indsPondont Of the food. y u readily a..
easily ORsrated, requiring no change OF ThrsAd Ten.
Ia uAtheTinE or Plating slneio pisos Of goods y
IL The Wondos and admiration Of AL In OAthatuH add
boviaG Qp baad u Ruhlss the upper piooo o. Eoodl
thereby 0nAbnE the operator " SEQ ever PlAt - u
u nadia u vlll Hsthef the Middle OF three pleoes 81
g0oda Strictly speaking, thia e the ony Gathering
PRIDR, %. IdENTa WANTED
W, sONhRRs, lsqeSal Acct.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
We have In cellar
10 bbis. FINE OLD WHISTLES.
BRANDS

AMEhlCAN LEA CUmPANI.
We have In cellar
10 bbls. FINE OLD WHISTLES.
.. BRANDS
"oRo%siSSELI.ER.
"AsHI..A .,SIKphRn.,
CALIFORNIA WHEAT,
AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
OTHER BRANDS At CONFESSIONAL
INGLY Low PRICES.
BRANDIRs, BRsT BRANDS.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
sHEsRY AT Low PRIOEs,
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE, IN TOWN.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
sssnsrs direct ireSa IIssans fresh OisA!s which W
.sll a. retail a. Wholesale press We deal sseasiyelJ
pe5tsE's prices. SINGLE boz At yhols.Ale price. We
prioo Genuine Havana ois.ra oaly. ' 0''' O0'
PRICE LIST.
PArtAgAs-hrsta per box, eilT6, 8 for 81.
PArtASAs-esoonds, per boz elabo, J for 81.
PArtAgAs-thirdA per box Sl0o, for 81
koss oonoha-soconas' Dor boz. "a D, i foT II.
ho.A O9nehA-thirds, per boz. el9So. for eL
Henry glAys, genuine, Is cents Apiece, 4 for 81
li9aro PrsusGdos.
fords EumAl Reg Britannica.
leGitmlA Dad oAsadors zuAEoa-
Heap OlAy uoqns1A, email.
csbsnS Impartial
All the beat brands Of Havana OIsars Parties pur.
chasing from ua can DO surs Of EsttinE Esoains In
ws have jus. resolved tdirsct impOrtAtion) Of Nsv
Drop Tobacco ali above brands Of HAyAnA OgaTs and
Sssos ps az iSSiT
lhias but IYaulas GEias.s per notice Al bead q
Jose PIr .ESss. ns5ans. isla Dc 0uba.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

Sealed r wssso ri D % RasS11 70
Ia ~ anai y 2soes 90 sss mt dsg o.
~. IA 80 ,.,,gy ,nu,is, i.n ~. I..S ~ ,.,S.
"a ainab s,I aiIsh 49, - -. -. -.
s,.i rassinss ~'e' 'A's'" Ne'''7P'p'-' IN" "
,sosi ~ sseso, an tRs nsintsd iorms @bieh ati6
~ s - ~
~ i2tns o. 10 ~ as.lfsa
iniiyLnauoh oAh " hAo On ApP"Ii''g N R1r-Yr "
w.. " IT a. a Mo- - Siis..hs
NAlos ~ .nhis--sA VIA Hn S"'' -
thaton Aqos1uos H2-tss--i
DROPOaAIS fOR FRESH HKEf.
u
UFrtCHn ACTfNo OoMnI kUnHflrlrcE, u. B. Al
foRr TnuMHutI, or, Dee. u, isif- 3
Sealed proposals duplicate vii Be reeelyed a this
once until u O'Clock noon January ~ la for fur
nlshing the Fresh Bssf requirud b. thS nbsistsnes
Departures. " = A, a. this s,aiion, from February
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

WARRINGTON, ID. o.. Navembsr 2, ISL
Respectfully referred 10 the Secretary Of War,
who will take such action As may be necessary
tary OF the Interior. u. 3. GRANT.
(Oflclal copies.)
l. d. TowHsENp, Adiutant General
X. WILLIAMS,
Assistant AdIutant General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
A PITTsBURG FAILURE.

Ono OF the Oldest and Largest Firms
I'm the OIL Regions Suspcnded-Lia-
bilities Reported Of $1,000, OOO-Confi-
dence or the Fisher Brothers.
PIrTsBURa, Pa, August 10, 1872
The excitement has not allayed whit In bust
ness circles here the failure OF the great oil
firm, the Fisher Brothers, numbered among the
most extensive producers and dealers in the Oil
trade. The house has been In existence almost
from the discovery OF petroleum, and from mod
est business at the beginning had spread to one of
enormous extent The firm was composed OF
Messrs. Henry, John and Frederick Fisher,
who commenced business together. Previous
to this the boys were clerks in q dry goods
store on Market street, Of this city, at mere mode
rate salaries. Their energy, the confidence of
several moneyed men, and being possessed of bust.
ness tact and penetration, soon gained them q
leading position In the trade, which was main
tanned until yesterday. For the last six or seven
years their trade has been simply enormous, and
the firm was known wherever oil was sent-in
Pittsburg, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, OIL
they also engaged largely in boring for OIL and in
the majority OF their ventures seemed to be singu
larry successful. They now have wells at Parker's
81 900 worth OF Oil daily.
They were looked upon in the trade as very bold
operators, but shrewd, reliable and possessed Of
abundant means, which enabled them to pass
through critical periods while others went under.
The liabilities of the firm are not precisely known,
but ii Is estimated they will be upwards OF one
million dollars The cause Of their suspension Is
attributed to being caught with an Immensely
large supply OF oil on hand, and being overUaken
by an unprecedented low market. Soon after the
fact was known here the price of Oil went down one
cent per gallon, but subsequently rallied.
Fred Fisher, while admitting their present insOlv
cncy, has asked for time to realize their property
and said that II allowed two years they could
Ing OF the failure say the firm has probably been the
most remarkable one in the history OF the Oil re-
gon. 1t organized In the infancy of the Oil business
with small beginning, burt with brain ard Will
power that is sure to win. Through all the many
financial changes that have marked the history Of
growth, until they had long since been accorded
the position OF honor In its financial circles by
foreign as well as the home trade Their suspen.
sion Is one OF the remarkable epochs In the brief
history Of this busy region.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
THE NEGRO POISONER.

Jim johnson, the Black Fiend, Commit
ted to Await the Action OF the Grand
Jury-A List Of His Victims-Sevcral OF
the Cream Eaters I'm Great Danger.
GREENSBORO, N. Co. August Is, 1872
The preliminary trial Of the negro poisOner was
concluded at late hour, at Redville, last night,
resulting In his commitment for indictment by the
Grand Jury in default Of bail. The excitement is
gradually subsiding, as the victims slowly recover
and the negro will be allowed the advan-
tage of fair and impartial trial. Several of the
persons poisoned are yet in great DANGER and one
or two Of their lives are despared Of
The following is q partial list OF the victims:-
J. b. Smith, w. p Robertson, william Houston,
J. L. Stanfed, William CroftOn, ID. +. Terry, Ed.
Richardson, T. ]. L. Lewis, Rev. P. H. FOntane,
wife and family, and DIR. ]. W. Smith and ladies';
Miss Saie Il. Smith, Misses Pattie and Sale Lind
say; Miss Louisa Harris, Miss Louisa Irvine Miss
Anna Richardson, Mrs. Redd and others whose
names escaped the memory OF my informant.
The attempted rescue OF this negro 1end by his
brethren Is but another result OF the teachings of
their white leaders In the present state OF political
excitement. The instructions of the negroes to
resist the whites by force is apt to result in blood
shed before the Presidential campaign is over, and
1t would be no matter Of surprise II serious riot
do take place.
This, however, would only accomplish what the
republican leaders in the South most ardently
desire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
ARMY ORDERS.

Captain Thomas B. Hunt, Assistant Quartermas-
ter, has been ordered to report to the Commanding
General of the Military Division Of the Missouri for
assignment to duty
Captain M. d. Adams, Of the Engineer corps, has
been relieved from duty at Willett's Point, N. Y,
and Second Lieutenant Philip M. Price, Jr. has
been ordered to duty at that station.
Captain Oswald H. Ernst and First Lieutenant
Frederick A. Malone, of the Engineer corps Cap
tain Alexander Piper and First Lieutenant James
OHara, OF the Third artillery, and First Lieutenant
George q. GreenOugh, OF the Fourth artillery, have
been relieved from duty at West Point and Captain
Charles W. Raymond, Alexander NJ. Miller, and First
Lieutenant James M. Handbury Of the Engineer
Corps First Lieutenant J. M. X. Davis, and Second
Lieutenant Daniel NJ Taylor OF the First Artillery,
and Second Lieutenants David w. Johnson and
u. 8. Dennis0n, Of the Fifth Artillery: and Second
Lieutenant John G. B0urke, of the Third Cavalry,
have been ordered to West Point
Second Lieutenant Edward s. Holden has been
assigned to duty with Company f, at West Point,
In place OF Lieutenant Mahon, relieved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
MACE AND o'BAlDwM.
Tho Champions Of the Manly Art Arrested in
Baltiwore-Both Men Placed Under Bonds
~ Not to Desecrate the Sacred
Soil Of my Maryland" =


~ BALTIMORE, Nd, Auguets13, 1879.
This evening there seems every probability that
the long talked Of prize fight between Jem Mace
and Ned O'Baldwin the Irish Cha nt,n for $4,000
and the championship OF the he,Avy weights Of
America, win take place on the day hxed Thursday,
18th inst Both men are here, U'B adwin having ar
rived yesterday morning and TAB en- up his abode at
John English's hostelre, on Fsyette street, while
MACE DEFERRED PUTTING IN AN APPEARANCE
until this afternoon, arriving by the halfpast nine
O'Clock A. M. train nom New York, having left
his training quarters at the Highlands OF
Jersey On Monday afternoon, and remaining
with an uptown acquaintance until his
departure. Mace Is stopping ct Barnum's
HOte and 80 soon as recognized In the barber shop
or the establishment, which he visited for tonsoria
purposes, crowd gathered about the doors, and
would not leave until one Of the Monumental blues,
baton in hand, dispersed them.
TIE PUGILISTs ARRESTED
The anthosses knew i snat the lighters r are on
the soil of My Maryland should not be diluted with
such brutal exhibition as was intended. There
light in the State White Mace was in the act Of
placed hshands upon him, and he too was subjected
to tire same treatment
will doubtless be in Virginia. or Traver's Island,
Ship Neck, Coon Mill, near the mouth OF the Poto-
their frs first p battle Boats viii leave this city and
nom washington for the appointed place.
with Cm Ks had Sne a
female female Ministries min ny and Jack Sheppard. ' 's
the encounter, although one bet has been made at
one hundred to eighty dollars in favor OF OBald-
Mace is confident of winning.
The steamer Mas s chartered by O'Bald-
Mace's friends, leave here at five O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon for the battle ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. August 10.

HAVANA, August III,
Via KEY WEST. Fla, August Is, 1871
The increase of sugar and molasses this COM
pared with the crop last year Is Is per cent Of
and 70 per cent of moasses The approximate produc
sugar In the warehouses Havana and Matanzas 800
boxes 5000 hhds receipts Of the week Havana and
Matanzas 1lN0 boxes, $50 hlds exported during the
week from Havana and Matanzas s?s boxes and 800
The sugar market buoyant but unsettled with little
speculative inquiry; the fluctuations wide, The mar
ke closed quiet but firm; No. 10 to IL Dutch standard
10 lo1a reals, Per arrobe; Nos. is 10. 20 Dutch
standard, ia l31 reals: moasscs sugar, 7k reals
Muscoyado Sugar-air to good refining nominal at 9s
va reals Bacon weak at 81? % sl3 per cwt. Butter
Flour quiet and weak. nams-Amerlcan sugar cured
Kegs SIS g sis; In Tins sl5a SIS Potatoes $sys al
auntal Coal oil in tins steady at ~ reals; Lumber
e NeTthern and southern ports the United States
molasscs do 81 10 50 80: TO FALMOUTH and orders 30s
35s Exchange easier; on the United States 60 days in
per cent premium on London SO ssIl per cent pre-
bank notes l7is per cent discount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
w A HIN CTON.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1872.

WASHINGTON, August 10, 1872
Mr.. Greelcy's Election Figures.
Horace Greeley, In letter to prominent liberal
republican In this city, dated at Bradford, N. H., on
the 10th inst, says:-'We shall have to work to the
end but that end Is nearly certain. We shall carry
New York heavily, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode
Island and New Hampshire. That is our share at
the East. The rest will be done south OF u.s."
The China and Japan Mails.
The only bid received by the Post ONCE Depart
ment for carrying the mail nom San Francisco to
China and Japan that Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, for 100000 The award has not
been made.
The American Industrial Representation
I'm Vienna.
Thomas B. Van Buren, is the United States Com
missioner to the International Exposition at
Vienna. His address Is 81 Chambers street, New
York. Congress- at its last session. authorized the
appointment with the proviso that it should not
impose on the government any liability for the ex-
pense which may be Occasioned.
Death OF q Treasury Emplove.
william Handy, employed In the Revenue Marine
division Of the Treasury Department. died last
night, aged fity-six years. He had been in the
Department forty years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
A DETECTIVE DETECTED.
Twenty-Five Dollars for Finding a Mans
WIFI.

Detectives Heidelberg and Tiley, of the Central
ONCE, yesterday arrested Leopold Thompson, alias
"Heymann who has been representing himself as q
detective OF one OF the uptown precincts Some
days since he pronered his services to Isaac
Leavy OF Newark, N. H. to discover the whereabouts
of his wife, who had elopcd with another indi
vidual This offer was made in writing, and the
amount demanded for the performance of the SER
vice was t25 Before taking action In the matter
Mr.. Leavy called on Captain Irving, who
OF once detailed the above mentioned officers
TO work the case up. These gentlemen
took s26 and marked II, and requested Mr.. Leavy
10 appoint an interview with the artificial detec-
tive, and during which pay over TO him the money
and take his information" The interview was
arranged, and the officers were. present and saw
Ine money paid over and also saw Mr..
Thompson hand Leavy q letter which he
represented as coming from the faithess wife.
he was At once arrested, whereupon he ackn0wl-
edged That the letter was written by himself and
that ne knew nothing OF the whereabouts of Leavys
wife. The ingenious individual will have hearing
before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court,
this morning on charge Of attempting TO obtain
money under false pretences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14

CLEARED.

steamship Minnesota (Br), Morgan, Averpool-wiams
Steamship Trlnaeria Orr. Thomson, Glsssow--Hender-
steamship Wyanoke Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-0d Dominion Steamship Co..
Steamship Giaucus Walden. Boston-H Dimock.
Bark FrithIof (yor), Bentzen, Queenstown and Fail
mouth for 0rders-Teens Bockmann.
Bark Canada iMal Lammert, stettinTC Tobias 4 Go.
Bark w Brett, Davis Montreal-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Five Brothers, Randall, Nautis-Ailler Hough
ton.
Brig Nile (BD, Nickerson, Rio Grsnde do Subj Wen
Brig Ceres tBE, Payson, 81 John, NB-r Winchester
Rrls sawannee, Sawyer, Fernandina-simpson. clapp
Brig Edith. Drisco, Boston Simpson GIapp 4 Co..
6chr Cuba (Br, Baldwin, 1t john NB-Heney Par
6chr ] W Maitland, Lawry, Jacksonville-W Ray.
6chr Lilly Hughes Charest0n-Evans, Bah 4 Co.
gchr EWedmOre Terry Washington, NC-zophar
scRr W H Pharo, Richards, Richmond Slaght Petty
echr N Simmons, Candy, Riehm0nd-Slaght Petty
sehr VIM McCobb, Horton, New LOndon-H W jackson
d Co. ~ .7I.I-
Steamer Mars, Grumley, Philadelphia
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Henton, Philadelphia
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Sur RoBr WINTHROP, Smith, from New York July
for Antwerp reported by cable to have arrived out In
leaky condition.
SHIP SACRAMENTO, Tsdale, at San Francisco 18th inst
from New York experienced very rough weather during
the voyage and mad water IN hold when
she came In port On February 4 w Besson, mate
native of Marblehead Mass was washed overheard and
drowned.
port reports same morning Bakers Island bearing NV
miles, during thick fog, into by
ter and had bowsprt broken and bows damaged The
cutter lowed the schr into port
ScHR FANNIE HAMMER, Brooks, from Philadelphia, in
coming into Nantucket harbor Thurrday last ground
ed on the flats, where she remained 10th.
states that the Mako from Boston for Yokohama bcore
partially reported by cablc) has put into Aigoa Bay,
and cargo shifted having encounterc red heavy gale Off
Cane Rt francis In which she thrown her beam
ends. Two other disabled vessels were from the
Mako.
FALxourH, Aug 2-Thc Louisdr chm, from Rotterdam
for New York, which In July 20 eaky has been
surveyed and commended dIscharHing.
QuyEsuows. Apg 2-The bark Uhlapd, Tallakscn, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
NAVAL ORDERS.

Captain J. W. F. Nicholson has been detached
from the command Of the United states steamer
Portsmouth and placed on waiting orders.
Master Albert Ross has been ordered TO the
Naval Observatory Lieutenant Mackenzie has
been detached from special duty and ordered to
the Naval Academy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
THE NATIONAL GAME.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 10, 1872.
game OF baseball was played here to-day be.
tween the Eckford and Baltimore Baseball Clubs.
The following is the score:--
H. H. 3D. a. IN o. 7M aA 9TH
b s:'ss,sis::::: 3 "a : 5 s 8 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
SAILED.

Steamship wyanoke, Richmond, &c; ship Celestial En-.
prc, Bremen; bark Frichandel, Bremen; brigs Nora,
Bahia Robert Move, Barbados; schr Wonder, Oporto.
Wind at sunset SSW, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS N
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
courts Of different States legal deser,
non, &C., sufficient cause; no puDhciV reQulreoi no
charge until divorce granted; advice nee:
M. HOUSE, Attorney, l6o Broadway
A HOUSEHOLD woRD-FURNIsH AND REPLEN.
N ish at EDWARD ID. BASSFOkD'S Great House
Furnishing Emporium. Cooper Institutc Astor place
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN,
"A. corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Omen from SA. M. to 81. N.
A BsOIUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the courts of different states No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
Il. T. KING, COunscor-atLaw y63 Broadway
BARGAINS IN TEAS COFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
pockets OF the million THOMAS n. AaNEW,
2cc c-""Vwich street, New York.
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sssppi q, soacSetie, quebec Se City Of Montreal g.
KSnh%say and p GSpo New York. Lady
cisco; "a Tiger Miller Galveston; Nazarenc, Brewer
o. and ESisa D snoSar SsT Trsycsa New YORK;
Newcastle, Wilkins, sayanpah:
york; Olaf o. ie do nd entered out On her
'fsss hp sS one Crosby for Boston,
Cleared Sd, sawley Chludow, Bose, Savannah.
Chrstsna Messci psa%fort Sc e'''e' fs"r0s o00"00'
Sailed from do 3D., Rodopho Danovaro, Podesta, New
" LSNpSSEDnEny AHs ARRIVED. Electra Mayns, New
Heard, Raymond, New York; Village Belle. Little, Pha-
MARsnIllns, July si-Arrvcd, La oiguens, vdulich,
Ae$ ri ess sssm'p oAledon" S
t as@ s hsG
Puton Liverpool; bark Matilda Hilyard (Br Lovctt,
NsycAsfik July so-Entcred out Frcundschafs, schu-
'VS Nss sr sn EasSsS 4.yS
Proctor Wilmington and Montcyideo. -.
$ R ss'' fa GL new and Ds VII
Oxo doorway, July iS-passcd, Hakon JarI Mathicscn,
ogrsss1ows Aug Sp sxrSigea Forsoset Smith, New
Sailed aa Rafael fsurc Sonsiacro from New York;
ddoeandoni Sd, Glad Tidings Thompson drom Havana
ouEsfc, Aug Cleared, bark A Littleaed, Carver,
Baenos Ayes 10Th schr Maria Ann r' Lavos Boston'
RTDT, wv Aug GOf the overs, slst, ship Francis p
sfE Edward S5s% 81 Boston
from West Hartlepool for Galveston.
SWANSEA July 3lEntcred out, stepncr Olsen for Bal
tmOre.
SUNDERLAND, Aug s--Arrved, Canova, Blanch, Pensa.
cola.
ss% @ TsSss SeT ssssS
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from New York for Settin nd sailed Aug 1-sce Miscel
sAsua Aug I-Arrlycd schr Eddie Waters, Porter, sa.
sailed lot ris Louis Madeira, Mosander New York
ST. JonNs Nh July 2eArrive brig Sarah OBI, Ferga
son. New York.