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DON'T Do Ir-The local of the LdgGnport
(Ind.) Phdros is a philosopher. He says:
Don't multiply your little vices. The Lord
will keep the account correctly.
DON'T detain an insurance agent during bus
mess hours. It's Q bad policy.
DON'T pay your debts with jaw bone. The
supply is already greater than the demand.
Don't worry about the mote in your neigh
boris eve. You won't have to keep him in spec
tacles. lit
Don't take your business cares to bed with
you. You are nowhere commanded to lodge
your enemies.
Don't Danish the sunshine from your heart
Only nexious weeds grow in the dark, and thu
crop is not profitable.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
[BST READY. -
THE AMER I c AN
EDUCATIONAL READERS.

A NEW GRADED SERIES.
FULLY AND HANDSOMELY. ILLUSTRATED.
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81 ROY Be

OLD ESTABLISHED TROY BELL FOUNDRY
Continue to manufacture those S anS
,nada TROY celebrated throughont the woEio, anSa
pbIch have been made at this estabshment ouTibR Le
mast wenty years) and now making mere BeIS an
ppnsilv imam any other Foundry in tho country ior
Churches Academies Plantations etc made OF genuihS
HeI Metal Cooper and TIM Rotary Noun tinRA the
Lat in rae An Bells Warranted Satisfactory. a.
Large illustrated Catalogue sent free upon aGpVeA
ton to bOn 70 % . 80, - - Sy,nfs. RI
Genuine Troy Church Bells whose Foundry - HGL an
yvre has been located in Troy N Y, said claims ar
intended to deceive tho public lezo % ~
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Ing Mr.. Webster, ana when the latter returned
to tho hotel, he fouad Lord Rroughams card
inscribed, 'for Mr.. webster Afterward ne
had Intimate andamost agreeable relations
with Eord BroughAN.n
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AN Elmira paper has this heading Anoth-
or Holocaust 7" 1.-TWO hundred people thrown
into q river.p Holocaust means destruction of
the whole lot by fire. Must have been hot wa
ter in that river.
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WIN. E. COOPER q CO..
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
80 Canal Street ......... 80
ivsl7aIy New Orleans.

CASSIDY d MILLER,
SAILMAK z r 8,
COTTON DUCK Agent, Manufaetnrsrs Of Every Do
- scription of TENTS, TARPAULlSS AMSiNSS,
e'S St eSI and TARRED ROPE. PUR
CHASE BLOCKS, all sizes
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting for Flags,
all colors and qualities -. al
Fsgs Of all Nations made to order and on hand as all
We pay especial attention to getting up In an any
desired style or finish fne SILK FLAGS or BANNERS.
Our facilities and long experience In business
us in offering services to all requiring IN
onr line and our work shall be First Rate and our
prices quite moderate
CASSIDY MILLER,
lU7 ....-...-..- PoJ dras street. --...-----io 1
.,ooraIv Betwseo Camp and Magazine
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TYPOGRAPHICAL
INK WORKS,
COLLINS & J0URDAN,
Ffoprietors and Manufacturers.
We Offer tho trade of the hissisi ppi Valley,
PRINTING INKS Of variety and guaranteed
quality, at NORTHERN PRICES.
Manufacturing Works. Tapgipahoa, La.
BUSINESS OFFICE:
jye :3Iy I45 GTavier street. New Orleans.
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Somebody says q wife should be Like roast
lamb-tender aud nicely dressed. A bachelor
adds, But without any sauoe."
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co
- AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
BY THE HOMES OF THE PEG LIE
Great Award Of the Highest Sales,
And have LEFT all rivals behind them. which s due
to she SUPERIORITY OF THE SINGER
MACHINE over an others.
The Returns Of the Twenty. Five different Sewing
Machine Companies, for the year 1871. show the
Number of machines Sold to be $40, 1874
OF which the Singer sold ..... lSl ,260
NEARLY oNr-rHIRp OF THE TOTAL NUMBER
SOLD.
The CHICAGO RELIEF COMMITTEES RETURNS
show q like result.
Out of 2oil Machines Furnished, 2427 were
Singer Machines.
The Applicant In every designated the kind OF
Machine desired.
There are now 100000 Singer Sewing
Machines in Daily Use.
EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEEDgaT TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED
Call and Examine, or Send for Circular
aud Sample of Work.
MACHINE TWIST, OF all coors aud on oil sise spools
JOHN CLARK JR. & co.'s COTTON, black
| spools at wholesale and retail.
1 WIN. E. COOPER q CO..
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
80 Canal Street ....... q
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MACHINE TWIST, Of all colors and oil si,e spools
JOHN CLARK JR. co.'s COTTON. on black
spools, at wholesale and RETAIL
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B. J. WEST pr..rnu
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
PLANTATION HARDWARE AND MACHINERY,
lis and III Magazine Street,
Poole e. Hunt CBatjmore) Steam Engines Saw Mills,
H. 4 r. Blandy GAINESVILLE, Ohio team Engines Saw
b. W. Payne & Sons Corning, Now York; Steam En-
GcoFee Sauier & Bro buffalo, New York; Sugar
T. Ball Z Co Canton, Oblol "world" and "ohio' Now
ers and Mowers and Reapers combined.
ID. NJ Osborne g. Co., Kirby" Mowers eto-
Is. .. Taylor: Hay Rakes.
" Nishwitz " and " Monroe" PulverizinS Harrows-
" Excelsior " Lawn Mower. wv, W.,
r Bail e. Co Worcester, Maasachusets) Wood work
ing Machinery. > wv, ,,,t,.
| American Saw Company, New York
| Hubbard, Lippincott. Bakewell Co, saws.
"Gunpowderi Copper Works, Baltimore.
| Moline Pillow Company, Plows and CntiVatois
| winsbip & Bro "a tlanta, Georgia. Cotton Gins
stanford Cultivator and Satley" and "Pfel Gam
Plows
" Backsy Q" Foundry. Bells.
! p. j. Vests Cotton Seed Halter -
| n J. Vests Improved FELTON, Patent Grtst MN an
| Corn.C oh aud Shuck Crasher combined
| Il atc '' jt2G Gm
, 1873-07-22
evidence of few inatancca Is not sufficient to csta-

~
@rlo earset Tor working ont tho sst approprs-
loaol, Of Cincinnati Tho lock will bo 60 foot wido
ao 'e e 5 easa os u ls % saa s g y e s o g
sope}s :ho WORK beforo tic opening Of spring navi.
Tho Detroit Tribune Of tho 10lh enyu Tho honyy
1anall Which took place IN shta locality mud Lako
E!ltH. Dotwren Point a,l narquo md tic River 81.
Glnir j. waa ysry vios't md waa Of aono two hours
s Sae s Shr @no 81 aa naanFsw ssr rn
deeks, Tho prop %snoaa, on ialte 81. onir. Ind
tic 1vor St. da!r wcro driven hcforo ii for quite
distance, but sn!1ere;l no other damnge:"
Canada aide Of tho river is bcig raaed iii accorance
will tho Instructions Of Tho underwriters. When got
Of her and further llsropitlon nlado of tho hulk.
neansn desert tko shp Notwithstanding tho nxttces Of
h a1sicle and ID any u'ed satos @ rer Sa
put h jail until tho vcasel gaiis or io mastor requires
bis dtsehargo. The espcnso Of tl.s commitment and
employed in lis place, aro 10 bo dsdaesei from hs
wngea va Ita wages, However, "Ro not stopped during
"A adc-wl.eel steamer cal1cd the Dispatch, which
Formerly pcd between Port Stanley md Buffalo, was
the EG 70 commence tho lowing Of vessola betwecn
eao out IN is5 and also towed IL fbrons % Sic t'fs VAS
subsequently rebuilt and called tho W r. Nfur and
afterwards e1roded on tho st. Clair Nivor killing tho
Captain anil several others.
1t a st.te1, on oxccteu authority, th1t George y.
Sargent Of Duluth, has concluded negotiations with
tho Budgets, Of BRISTOL England, md Forbes Il Daw-
son. OF London, TO construct efx steaora for $76O 0DO
Iheso ho*ts will fofm limo frorn Buffalo to Duluth.
Tho aolr Nosftern polle, sunk by tho Annio
VougAt was insured for SIG, ,o0 Bllo hor tirst
trip after being thoroughly oyorhauod aud rebuilt at
nj cxpenho Of some $4,000. Tho Captain snya ho
would not hnvo taken $4,000 for her.
Tho contract for son,o most Important sections Of
tho Wc!land Canal woro signed Thursday ct Thor
old by John brown. In h1f hour nfterward part
Of tha stone for tho UPPER locks delivered on tho
ground Also at Bt- CashoE!neB, Ont, coatrncta for
work wore lnly executed.
-Vesaol mon say tho sclr. Northern Bell can he
rnitct It is not thought that so 10 moro thnn
10 tntlona of watcr. ThD wreck lies tn tho main chn-
nc betweon 1ttta Trarorao mud tho Foxes and nlout
10 miles sonth Of Sknagnl1o 1tacf or spnra have 10
come detached from tho hull mud floating on tho
surface They Will provo no obstacle To passing vcs-
. sells, however.
Tho reason why no nghts woro soon On tho achr
Annie VouRht ut tho timo Of tho collision with lilo
Northorn Belle wnB, that ghe CARLOS hcr lghts af Of
her 1n2zcn rigging aud her luartorH, which nro very
rounding, and coyor them from view when coming
- head on,
Tho Milwaukee, Sentinel of tho c1st HayH: "Tho
now voasul launched ut Wolf Il Dari1aons saturday,
fairly booucl with bunting yesterday, and o-
ect Of interest to vceHeownorH largo numbers viB-
lied tho craft during the day."
, 1873-07-22

From tho buffalo Commercial 1dutrttscr Of Tho 18th
Cohoruo to Capt. +. 7. Dorr dated this oruing aays
that thu sclr Eureka u ashore at that place bohd tic
saHt plcF. so 4H loaded with coal aud La now full Of
wRter."
From the Dntfalo Express Of tho 18th VIC tako tho
following: Tho tug lselief yessarday towct to TOM
aR the largest raft that entered that port It
will cover of o!uyeu acres. The acMal ncaa-
urement IL 1900 o0u foot pno nAwogs, conulgncd to
and owned by II. +. H!lith l. Rous."
lily tho courso Of tho yoyngo ia not meant tho
shortest cos,rue o sht can take from her port of do
customary track Aud It IL customary for vessels In
tho course Of tho voyage to stop Ut certain places,
though out OF thu direct llnc 1t is not deviation 1t
uniform custom for yosses to stop 1t such plaeos aud
, 1873-07-22


CHICAGO, July 21.-Lake freights wrro active at 90
for corn, and nominal as .b11s, for wheat
as lo5e Tor corn and 11kc for wloat. Tho charters
we're: To Buffalo -achrB J. D. Wilbur, Angus 9mith,
uandon Jr:, Orosashwaite, Eizabeth Joues, Kelder.
house, Azof, and prop Vanderbilt, corn ut 60; Hchr
Unndillh Baturlay early, at prop st. Louis,
corn at exo; R5oR badger atato, eo5a On thToaah
saa' aa 10 AnRs;1n-acoaa 4{srna~ hn8ht Iempmt
Nassau. whcat at 1lAe. To Port 0olborne-6ehr ".
4. Hoag and !. s. AicharlB corn ut %. To Walker
sil!o-sshr Alice. corn at 4o free. To ogdonshnrgh
-achr Brooklyn, corn on private terms. Total ca
paclty equal to q, Geo bu wheat, 100000 bu cos1
From milwaukee, to puHalo-schr Bridgowater, oats
On prignto terms.
0swEoo, July 11.--Freishts reman unchanged. Tho
following charter ie reported To Desrolt-Suhr A.
Ford, coal, 80c, FREQ In nnd out.
o,It91 nqrrALo, Jny 1s.IossrteEa ropoEted ~ Z. n
$l2H per ton, free; schr Ataunso, coal to Chicago,
uptown dock, at Sl.2o per ton, free. Noportol by
Oap. Tom colltns schr 1ehle stono TO Cleveland 1t
800 per cord froo; scr L. uanna conf 10 Chicago Ut
$l12S per on, froo Bchr COL Cook, salt to Cleveland
at Go per brl t. b. aohr Aarnnth, coal to Chicago
at 81. 20 Per ton, froo to North llong all schr At.
moaphcre, coal to Chicago at $112X per ton, FREQ;
sohr j. Helderlouse Bouo
, 1873-07-22

Showing an inercaso for the past year f$
The extent Of road which has boon worked, has not
materially differed from that Of Last year. Tho jack
Eon, Lansang l. Saginaw Road has boon extended DUR
Ing the year, though but tslo Of tho extension has
been for any time In use It Ia being opoued for
use to otaego Lake, which is It's present northern
terminus or this Increase s5o3 ol havo been upon
Tho main line, and $297, 76a upon tho branch lines.
Tho tncEeaae IN passengers hns been 1lb 20
n il hsa boon only 'eis ois
OF business, which though not by any 80 much
as in othoE circumstances would have been tic case Ia
dtcutoa We had Is encounter upe tbe Wolo vesr o
but more especially In the winter, duly considered
Tho o1penaes Of operation, exclusive Of
ancinnR @ ts taxes Do raid 4Ss9 ses g
Exceeding that Of last yoar 639l320O
loaying OF net earnings above uloao Of Lust
Tas i:o to EARNINGS; ia:iuaih9 as &C.
has 1een 68 29loo Per cent and exclusive Of axcs ID
ngs for tho year have Seen iS2eo. Tho opera
Ing oxpenaca q tho NUN lino hayo been, including
s s hs soss y isS
per cent Tho incrcaso Of tho earnings from tho whole
seg aboo M n xs has oe 19 @
Df tho earnings Of the main line have been 10 Go-1o0
has been general both main linoand branches Tho
tonnage Of tho freight is very nearly equally divided
as5l1oo Of tho whole, and tho local 81 iG-l0o Tic
IN tho whole Tonnage during tho year has boen
onone as 1nu dasa atHS IN
aBt ax years, aud uany within tho last two years,
il Ae-1oo per cont.
been Of a cent per ton per milo, and thu effect
upon earnings has beon aueh, that though tho local
G s eTnngs 1aye
All who read tho Annual ascport of tho two
ast yeasa wsre sx made awnIo Of tho neeeaa-
Dlentg, in ordor to put tho road nnd ita At,-
, 1873-07-22

Ono dooa not ofton rcnd Of 80 sudden and tor
riblo rotrihution as tint which rocontly over
took murderer in Cheshire, Conn. Michael
Higgins, u farm-laboror,. on tlic night Of tho
1D.h inst, stabbed, fatally. John O'Noil.. A
body was found III room In the FARMHOUSE. He
lad died Of heart 1luoaso suporinducod by OK
rtnmpNt
, 1873-07-22

The various rnhtn itomH Of expenditure for
construction during tho ycar amount to- 608G as
Ia not noccsenry perhaps ut onco 10 complete the
uoublo track Of the roa for the whole distance bo-
tween Detroit md Chicago, but It will bo requred at
an uary day. Including tho ar-line 1t hos now las
miles double tracked, md there to go down 1nl-
Rnellatoly Is niles more, making Of double track
dicioualy dintrbutod and with ample e!dinga olso-
where, will for tho present enable tho toal to meet
khe demands upon It far AZ track iA concerned
Sookholdera may well inquire why 30 aTge cxpcn-
dtures have bocomo so suddenly required to restore
and maintain the value Of their property nd nlso II it
ia likely to accomplish tho object mined at. The
cessity for tho expenditures will be made atrkingly
Rpparent.
Ailuslon has been mado In the reports OF tho Com
pay for two or hreo years ast to the rapid conBruc
lion Of railroads which might affect is local trAllc y
competition ae !ta local points. Tho effect Of tho
Intense competition tot through business IL probably
understood by al stockholders. At Kalamazoo tho
road IL crossstl by q branch Of tho ponnByiynnia
4ystem Of roadH, running fnr north into tho State.
Also by branch OF the Lake Shore & Michigan
Boutlorn to Grand Rapids. Al ]5atle Creek 1t ie l-
terBDcted by tho peniaular 1oa connectin8 with tho
k4taburgh Fort Wayne, aud also With the Detroit,
Lansing L LaLo Michigan At Lansing. At Albion
other branches Of tho Lake Shore 4 Michigan
Southern lsoad At Wayne It ia creased hy tho Flint
b Pore Marquette. At al tho important poInts on tho
xua tna aud at sevaral points on Tue other division
unrs fun competition ia established and substantially
tho rntca at ali local pontR ts as fully h1od by
co1npoton arc tho through rates. Tho rea!llt has
been everywhere reduction Of ratas, and for tho
Information Of stockholders wo placo before hom the
earnngu from freight both local and through fvE the
yeara running fr0 1855 to 1885, inclusive of both
Yeara Stating the number OF tuna carried III eaoA year
end the number Of tons Carried one nile III each year.
, 1873-07-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Contents Of No. 10, for August,
T. nsa5s f5.tfssaf TssfsaDhs. BY Prof. A. P De'oaano'
H. The ,ssaa stay of soeo'osy-Disolpno by Horbort
ILL., rehpsin's ssssse cn iii nssss BY Prof. Charles H.
ward Smith, '1S''~'1ss s' 1''1'' ~ D'' A'0'
v. Lunar Temperatures.
VI 7bG na,aS R5eslon' Of tho Doep Sea- BY Prof. T. L.
VII. coppaepsoa Milk In England. BY DR.. Edward
VIII, 1Gs'y Vegetable Forms. by Rov Hugh Maotl-
Ix. Tho Weather mud tho Sun. BY Richard A. Proc
X. orson,als al Vienna.
x1. Tho mosbld Efoata of Heat. By DR.. VIM. ].
XII. skoteh Of Prof. Coffin. tPortrntt,.
ssnass; 4ssas Rss
XIV. EpiroE'a TAp1E scsanco in Educational DI..
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, 1873-07-22


| Mica.
The Kalamazoo South Haven. 40
The jackson, L1nElny l. Saginaw, Just now opon to
Otaego Lake, and to within Bi1ty1vo mica Of tho
Bralta.. .21a
Tho aEana River Valley Road. ............"..- q
Tho keR Il South Bond. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Tho rent rhid for tho Kalamazoo South Haven
Road Is Tho interest Its bonds only For tho aranl
aaEss f. Sods a sent On ocs a.
tho Jackson, lansing Saginaw It pays by way Of rent
ep IT, olo an tip sonee
this Company which holds rather more than third OF
tint Company has iand.grant Of 100000 uorca.
lnrgoy pine-ber lands given It 70 ielp eonHtruet the
i ai!cas ssy WHIT this an + Worth. 5at i i
tributary 10 tho main line Of tic oo,npsny. ~
Their gross earnings for tic laat Year
Tho amount Of business hey furnish tho
main lino is..,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,., Ia. Ss751759
Tho amount Of tho gross business Of tbcso
roads, and tho earnings ,9!s uGon tne main A.;
the1n ID. 81, $50 33e 73
Or about 81 s3100 per cent Of lilo whole bnisncaa
sagnaw noai will necessarily bo oxtouded to
tho ssraita It Is probable that Soon, and It
ao sIoad I'd sf bs o Sasaaon
saeF sSif @
beeomo q very vaiunblo property indepenent oi its
aud-grant II Is in ths CONNECTION that the Detroit
csts Of this Company.
It w!ll own north q wenona, opposite Bay City, and
from at point to tho Straits Of a1acltnne, l75 miles
with 1no and hard wood. Alargo portion of It's bus
incss Will pass in md ont by Detroit.
lao miles tho State Of Michigan has graltcd 1000 OO0
Of aud to aid In constructing tic proposed road
s Compilation befsre the c1oro Of ne1t year It vii
sSnats sra, directly dir u with w tho rni y regoDs o
between tho cast and southeast and that very valuable
country.
Its miles ra,Mt also and is wny In and out lafgely
through Detroit. It wilt therefore, be Of very great
pes1 ssa E S,y nj oy s oe tn. ~ is s s
trasel and freight should be owned and managed by
IT, TLtg will cnnble 1t to control itB own business npd
rates, and work with v1gor and rrornpness which
would DO impossible II a bunsnoss there mst go over
from Detroit =
These considerations hayo induced tho Board to a
tho Detroit Bay City Railroad to oole oxtent, with
largo obligations. There wcrc subscribed along tho
line Of that road, to aid in building 1t, 100000, anl
Of $40 0CO rer ile rer cent. with theuo the road
has boon built in very substantial manner. # il
Jst now about being ogencd for so @ to nay City Ths
| On atr-line from our own statiou.grounds to tho
Straits Of afackinae, anl will DO tho short rouo for a
gan aud own local huuness as well as a through
business upon our northern line, will start from aud
Is tho ter1ns Of tlo tho con-
tractor to have tho bonds, local aid, and $11 600
PEI n.ilo for building Tho road, and Ironing it. I'D
Managers Of tI9 Company acting in It's interests, and
upon tho request aud BY agreement with tho contrac-
rolting-stoc and oi'erate and manago tho road, In
consideration Of tho transfer Of the ntock o this Com
m nj fhn lint
, 1873-07-22
MARINE.

citemeut.


Part Of chicago. :
sel,r George L; wrenp. nq;s'o, 800 % tons stono. {
Bark Carrlor. Lulingtou 100 M Iu'lbor. 4
Dasgo Mass, Ludinglon, $50 NJ lumber. t
lark Golden Wcst, slleboygnn, l4g m lumber. 2
barge 9; Q. p, Grand Haven; 3io II dun 1umbec +
schE 1Ioro. Holland, 20 eds wooa. -, ,,.., J
sehr Silver Cloud. Holland, 1000 railroad ties, Go eds.
sahr lSpeat 7,as 'ohD' rontw'ser' 1s0 lumber 10
selr KeatshuIn, Garden Day, 1soo telegraph poles,
rESp 1ty e Trsyefss Traysfse oty Goa lumber
schr Lire osk, hlaniatec. leo m ~ iannor.
Prop ohaa., notz, nIanistec, la5 m lumber. 200 M
ehinglcs.
Sch, msr1 e saSS'ss; MasSsso,, $50 n, humber. :.
@ ae1lr J. 9: Moss, Muskegon, 16o 1 n lumber: timber.
sshr + G. aay MgsnoH9 oS scg y ot
schr Pauline htuskogon, 1a1 lumber, 20 nj ath. i
8clr 9pecds MnskoHon, 102 nj lnmeer.
seow Banner. connell's Her 90 cta wood.
schr 9. G. nutts, Bsugatuck, 80 eds wool. +
sehr yosea, Holland II &C. Sds =, para; ;a i'm
Bcow Flora, sangotuok, ~ n lqmhes, loo m lasn.
selr Liberty, Mnake8ort 20 N lumber: =,
barge r g. zobtnso, Mcnominses seo 40 % m lumber
Barge Mcnckaumo Menomineo, e5o m lumber.
6chr Ausrsa, Pine River, 500 raroad ucs, G0otolo-
schr asa1iet fsrhs psas 3nn White 1l, 90 m lumber IA m
sehr Florence pentwa.er, 80 m lumber, 10 IN lath.
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schr Chicago Board Of Trade, Erie, $50 tons coal;
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sehr !. bronson, n1oncmineo, 17e m lumber, 20 m
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scbr John Miner, Muskegon 20 70 lumber 4'o l1sh'
schr M Mariner n rs Mcentsoyille Il ilo & eas WOO wood
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Schr Y. L. HAWKING. Union t1or, li2eds wooo.
lark Ksq gss Da1isy Buffalo, 100 tons ooa Cleveland
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Barge Grand Haven, City Of Grand uaven, 2so III HIM
Barge Golden Herveat, Grand Havea, 800 m lumber.
schr Denmark, ogantz Bay, :. 900 cedar posts.
slmr Anno Young, Buffalo, 1,oou brls sslt.
soar bsspsten, 5sta; Sturgeon Bay, ITO m lumber.
UarRe Contest NfubEcRon. $50 m lumber