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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

a DANGEROUS SEASON Negotiation,
during the sum mer. has been won,ler-
fuily thick aud rauk, and. as it decays,
au unusual amount Of sickness may be
expected, unless proper means are
taken to prevent it.
Fever and ugue and billions remit
tents already prevail to un alarming
extent, aud as the fall advances and
the malarions night fogs become heu-
vier. the sick list is likely to increase
both in the city and the country. 1t
Is. therefore, only an act of common
prudence to keep the vital forces in
full vlgor, so that they may rrsist the
| uahealthy Influences of the season.
Reinforced by the tonic operation OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the sys-
| tenn, however weak and susceptible
| naturally. will, in nine cases ont Of ten,
successfully combat every species of at-
mospheric poison by which epilemics
arn produced
During the mouths Of September,
October and November, the difference
III temperature between day and night
is very g'eai. aud the chilling dcws
aud mists OF The season are the prolific
causes Of indigestion, cholera nl orbus,
diarrktna and dysentery. Bearing this
III mind, remember also that the Bit
ters not oolY invigcrute the stomach
and brace the nerves. but net specif
cally upon the bowels aud the liver,
imparting to those important organs
regularity aud to.e It is not reason
able to expect Immunity from prevalent
complaints if no precautions ure taken
to escape them.
Hos;etter's Bi.ters are ut once plea
SAINT to the taste, aud the most certain
OF all safeguards against febrile all
meats. It preserves health in the
healthy, and renews it in the weak and
ailiug. O3+3Tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

Somebody blnudered. The colifi-
cation of tho United States statutes
was finished. and Congress made them
at the last session the law of the land,
but made no provision for printing
them. No Que knows what the law is
on any given subject; it is only known
that the revised code has neither notes,
references nor index. There is faint
hope that when Congress meets it will
ascertain who is at fault, and provide
remedy; meanwhile all the depart
meDts, and especially the judiciary.
are constantly in muddle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

BA1rndosss October s.-Co:.on
qniet-middiings l4zs; lgross. receipts
1885; exports to Great Britain 1S0:
coastwise 40; sales zig; spinners 27.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
quiet but firm. at !, l9K@1 81. Corn
quiet but tirm-1.00@LO5. Provi-
slons quiet and unchanged. except
pork. which is dull at 23@24. West.
ern butter scarce and frm-35(038.
Coffee nominal and qniet-171602O%.
Whiskey firm and scarce; sales ut l. O8
Sugar firm and active-11L.
CINCINNATI, October S.-Flonr dull
and unchanged. Corn quiet and weak
--old 62C9S4; new in eur 55. Pork
nominal. Lard quiet aud steady sales
of summer, at 131s@13L. Baoon
only limited jobbing demand-shoul.
ders $500; clear rib Is; clear 152s6
15ia. Whiskey active and lower. at
LOO.
LOUISVILLE, October s Flour nn.
changed. Corn quiet aud unchanged,
at S4(G95. Pork nominal. Bacon dull
-shoulders o; clear rib l5I&. Lard
1G!a. Whiskey lower.
WILMISdroN, October S.-Cotton
unchangetl-middling Az; net re.
ceipls 224; sales $50
SAVANNAH. October 8.-Cotton easy
--middling 142ass; low middIing 13H(9
II. good ordinary l33S013T; net re-.
ceipts 3.275; gross 3.275: expert.
coastwise 1868; sales 8 1916.
CHARLEsToN. October S.-Cotton
easier-middllng lax; low middling
l4i4; good ordinary l324@14; net re-
ceip,s 1888; sales 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8.-Cotton
qniet-middiing ]5A; net receipts
273; gross 1885.
AUGUSTA, October 8.-Cotton com.
menced strong. uow weuk- midlIipp
l4]s; low middling 1877; good orii
nary ID; net receipts l 1902; sales 933
| NEW ORLEANS, October 8.-Cutton
irregular and demand fair-middline
1875; net receipts 300; gross 3,945
exports coastwise $50; sales 9 500
last evening 1000.
BOSTON. October 8.-Cotton quiet :
middling 1911; net receipts 6I; gross
396; exports to Great Britain rs: snles
300.
NORFOLK. October S. Cotton steady
-miadlIng 1434; net receipts 1916
exports con 'twlac 2 $50; sales 600
stock 6. .027.
MOBILE. October S-Cutton stead,
middiing l4l4; net receipts 9l9; ex
ports coastwise ,1l4
| GALVESTON. October S.--Cottou
dull and uuchangei-miadli l4ss
uet receipts l.9GG; gross 1881; exports
c"astwiae Is; sales $50.
MEMPHIS. October 8 Cotton stead :
and unchauged d-middlipg l4,5(6I4A
Net receipts 1883; shipments 1885
sales $50.
LONDON, October 8 Street rate .
per cent; no change in bank rnte.
Erie excited opened at 3lIS-now
30(93oA. The reports of the Londor
accountants and of Captain Tyler, who
went TO America to investigate the af.
fairs of the complny. we're both issned
to day. Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land decreased nearly 100000.
| PARIS, October s. R.utes 62t
32iso.
LIvenroon. October s-s P. NJ
Cotton quieter-uplands 9@SIk; Or
leans 83s; sales Is, 900, including s, ,OO(
American; 5000 speculation and ex
port; sales on busis miidling uplands
nothing below good ordinary, shipped
October, November or December. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

A negro in Texas was lately saved
from hanging by charm. He had
murdered IL white man, and hid him
self. A colored friend visited him in
his hiding place, and offered to sell
him for rcady money consideration,
I" powder which would operate as u
CHARM against hanging or shooting, in
case he was caught by mob who were
after bin. The negro Invested in the
powder, and believed in it, too. The
mob tiuaily got him, and took him to
Il tree. Preparations for his hanging
were completed. aud when Lc saw
there was no hope, he took the powder.
he fcil dead almost as soon as it was
swallowed. The mob did not hung
HIM, and the charm against hanging
proved to he most effective. There is
10 doubt it would have been equally
potent against shooting, if taken in
time.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

GYPSY CUNNING. is imr ossible
not to be struck by the originality aud
clcverness of the Gypsies in their
vices. A Gypsy man was at confes-
sion one day; and, whilst he was con-
Tossing, lie spied in the pocket of the
monks habit IL silver snuff-box, and
stole it. Father" he said. imme.
diately, II accuse myself Of having
stolen a silver snuff box" "Then.
my son. you must certainly restore
it," "Will you have it yourself, my
fnther?" Il, certainly not, my soul''
The fact is," proceeded the Gypsy,
',hat have offered it to it's owner.
and he refused it," "Then yon can
keep it with good conscience" nm
swered the father.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

Job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four sheet
poster. turned out, at short notice,
from PH0S1x Office. Try US.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

Senator Carpenter defends himself
from the dreadful accusations Of kei-
loga's check book. The New York
Tribune thus explains the situation OF
the Senator:
"Mr. Carpenters letter is out. He
merely told Kellogg that thousand
dollars would bs God send. It was
after he had received several thousa d
aud before his fua! report to the Sc
nate on the usurpation he had been
sent to New Orleaus to investigate.
But of course it was purely for legal
services. AS lawyer, he was ia the
pay of the usurpation; as q Senator,
he was engaged in trying and pro-
nnuEcing judgment upon it. He de-
manded the God.send as g lawyer, no.
as Senator. When the devil gets the
lawyer, the Senator sees no reason in
the world why he should not escape"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09
Auction
S@IG5.
Securities.
BY SEIBELS & EZFLL.

ON SATURDAY, 10th of October next, at
lea O'Clock A. NJ. we will sell, at our
Office, by order OF the Carolina National
Bank, on account OF whom it may CON
cern, tho following SECURITIES:
Nos 2s3 2S4 and 239 Bonds OF the City Of
Columbia, $500 each. . :
Nos, Sc. 81 and So Bonds Of the City of
Columbia, $l00 each.
10 Shares Broad River Bridge Stock, 500
each. 7-7ffl : =
One Account for s64e58 against. the
estate OF Col. Thomas Davis, deceased.
Ono Note for 5000 "a on Gilbert Garner.
ALSO,
On account Of whom it may concern,
one Fine Hunting Case Gold Watch and
Masonic Badge. set in Diamonds.
Sale positive and without reserve for
cash. BEIBELE & FZEIL.
Sept 20 Stock Auotioneers
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

IRELAND. Recent statistics mako
tho population of Ireland as follows:
Roman Catholics, 4,l4l ,933; Pro
'estnnts. $50. S26. In the last decade,
the Roman Catholics nave decreased
more than eight per cent. tho Pro.
testant decrease was only two aud IL
half per cent. The larger part OF emil
grafton Is among the Catholics.
AT the junction of tho Delaware
River with the Nevesink, ut Port Jer-
Wis. in u lanrei grove, is u flat stone
which ia marked with boundary lines,
80 that man can put his foot on three
States at the same timt. rev York,
New Jersey aud Pennsyl:.nia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09

Special Notice to the Ladies.
TNHE OPENING Of my new stock Of
Il MILLINERY Was fixed for this day, but
it is unavoidably postponed until TUES
DAY. the 18th instant.
Oct9 J.H. KINARD.
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surprised while at work dissecting
them. Thirty-nine students were ar
rested and taken in procession to the
police court Justice Nash released
them on parole to appear when wanted.
There is much excitement over the
uffiir.
Tclegrmphic-COmm REPORTS.
COLUMBIA, October 8 Cotton sales
to-day. IA bales middling 14c. Mar
ket firm.
New YORK. October 9-Noon.-Cot-
ton firmer; sales 753-uplands 1913;
Orleans 15E. Futures opened: Ooto-
ber 15@l5 1.16; November 15lSM
10 5 80; December Is II 32@l5 13 81;
January 155S@l5 l1-1G Pork quiet
mess % 10. Lard quiet-steam 14L.
Money 21s. Exchange-long 4.S5ls
short f. $50.
2 P. Motion firm; sales /, ,O72, at
i5]s@l5la. Southern -four quiet and
hesyy-commou to fuir extra s l0M
. w.; good TO choice 6.05(0S rs.
Wheat slightly less active aud in
buyers fnvor-1.2 230l 40. Corn &C.
i've. hrmer and good demand-960
l.oo: CoHee quiet aud tirm-Rlo
good average 1874 gold. Sugar dull
and heavy. Pork duli-23.O 90 new
mess Job lots. Lard dull aud heavy
prime steam AZ Whiskey steadier.
Freights to Liverpool steady-cotton
steam ii 32@ss. Cotton net receipts
ol9; gross 2.677. Futures closed
strong; sales 25. 300: October Is 8 l6.
10 "; November Is 7.32, 15h; De-
cember 15M, Is 1892; Januury
10 1892. 10 1916; February l6X,
!6 ~; March 16 Is 80, l6%; April
16 1915. l6 1872; May 1716, IL 5.32;
June 17as. II TIC. Gold closed 10.
Money 292x. Sterling dull-5L.
Governments dull and steady. States
quiet.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

amoUdi, properly inyo'vcd, small OF great. but
exist Does the necessity for action exist This
proceeding Is = simple question IF Information TO
tie Attorney General. No matter whence the
soVrce-whether the newspapers, the streets, stock
sPeculators, IN good iaith or bad iaitnii the law
vas been violated, II pubic policy has been violated
The complainant IS entitled TO redress. One OF our
greatest public evils Is these great corporations
Ihey must be punished II they violate the law
This proceeding Will place the Erie Company on a
hrmer basis, Tor IL ensures honest, economical
management.
Judge Fullerton made the new point against the
ErAe Company that In buying the stock oil the
Bufyal0 and Erie Railroad tor Its notes, or IN any
other way except by barter or exchange ana STOCK
Tor stock,
IT VIOLATED ITS CHARTER.
The Revised statutes expressly PROVIDE against
any such absorption The notes are stlll outstahd-
ing, aud he brought this fact to the attention OF
the Attorney General. The basis OF this charge Is
Watsons own affidavit, and in making me admls-
violated his duty. The purchase OF coal lands was
also IN violation OF law. He could not ind that
the Legislature ever bestowed such power on the
Erie Company. Mr. Watson bought lands In ms
own name and sold them to the pennsylvania
companies leased by the Erie. The law was not TO
be whipped round the stump that way.
After some lurther remarks the case was closeu
and the Attorney General reserved MS decision.
Dunans affidavit concludes with the allegation
were purchased IN 1878 out Of convertible bonds,
and the purchase money thereof amounting 10
81 00o, 0O0 charged upon the books TO the accouhs
headed purchase OF coal lands ana mat depon-
enL subsequently refused on Watson's 0rder 10
transfer the amount to his individual account
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.

While Miss Mary Crommuer, gay young
he rseif at O picnic In Heid's hamilton Park last
evening, she made the acquaintance Of James
Riley, an oysterman at No. 20 Stanton street.
After enjoying each otbers society for an hour or
two in the giddy dance Riley invited the young
lady to relresnment. which she declined. walk
agreed. They sauntered up Third avenue, then
through several side streets, until they came to
vacant lot IN First avenue ana Sixty-D,nth
street, when the young lady, In order to rest her.
self, sat down upon the stump OF q tree Riley
made several propositions OF an unbecOming char
acter to her, 10 all OF which she Indignantly de-
cllned, at the same time begging him TO take her
back TO the Park This he refused 10 do, and,
without warning struck her In the face with his
hst. Then he threw her TO the ground and at
tempted an outrage Her cries for help brought
ODlcef Jonn Burns, OF the Nineteenth precinct, to
the spot ana, on complaint OF MISS CrommuIier
ne was arrested and locked up III the Fiity-ninth
street station house Tor the night.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 8, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship State of Virginia (Br) sader Hlasgcw-Aus-
Steamship Hermann Ger. Reichpssnn, Bremen--oel-
Steamship Rotterdam Dutcas Jansen. Rotterdam
Steamship CITY of San Antonio, Pennington, New Or
Steamship Leo, Dearborn savannah--Murray, Ferris
Steamship south Carolina, Beckett, Charleston-J W
p sas Tsa Hn ss
Ship Ida Lily. Blanchard. Acapuco,-Jas W Ewen
Bark Guiseppr capano Utah, Balquni, London-soco-
Bark Betti NuS. Tomicich, Gloucester. E-A P
Bark candido dtap, cardone, Gloucester, E-Lauro.
Bark CecchIno Danovaro dtaD, Larorara, Cork or
Bark Galiino sonsgnore GtaD, Bonsignore, Cork or
Bark Inron;s aus, Bachich, Cork or Falmouth
BARK BARK glove s dtsb schianino Limerick-slocovich
Bark Ariadne (Nor) Krefting, Cronstadt-Funch Edge
Bark Johann GER, Havenkamp Bremen-C Tobias
Bark Kons Car' So Beck Antwespm0 Tosiss Co.
Brig Giuseppe uap, Bartolomeo Gibraltar for orders
Brig Anna Mitchell ,Br. Sanders, Pernambuco and
Bsnia1Sn9w M 4 Bur Burgess: :,,,. p.s,. A y,
Brig Thomas rurull. Thompson, Port spain-L wAP
Brig A Pitt tBr), Tewksburv, Hamilton-Jones &
Brig Terror B;T, Simpson, Harbor Briston, NF-How-
Brig samuel Corpe Br). Spur, Bear River, Ns-He-
ney Parker.
schr Edwin Janet (Br), Roberts Harbor Island-Jos
Encas.
schr Dreadnot tBr), Brown, Yarmouth, Ns-C " Ber-
teaux
schr Carrie BENTLEY, Falkenberg, savannah-Bent-
ley, Gidersleeve 4 Go.
Schr Mary Mankin, Tyler, Port Royal, sC-Squire
Bros.
Schr Dresden. Trafton. Macbias-Wilson Godfrey
Co,
schr Vulcan, Coggins, Pembroke-C Bertaux.
Schr Hero. Baker, Saiem--R w Ropes h Co
schr Annie Freeman Harris, Provincetown Mass-I II
Stapes
schr Reindeer Howard, Cold Sprng-B Weinberg
Schr Henrietta, Treadweif, Bridgeport-S McSorley
Steamer Philadelphia, DAVIS Phadeipnla--Jam
Hand.
Steamer Mars. (irumfey PhitadeIphla-W Kirknafrick
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
VETOES BY THE MAYOR.

Mayor Havemeyer sent yesterday two vetoes to
the Clerk oil the Board of Aldermen and the Clerk
OF the Common Council. One relates to the CON-
missoners OF the new County Court House, and
His Honor states
The said commissioners were appointed under and by
virtue II OF the Laws OF 1870 and BY provis-
ions of said section empowered to complete the
Court House and succeed to all the heretofore
by the Board supervisors
and completion Of said building The occupancy OF a
them in the building in the progress erection
ana completion il Is night necessarily
sung from the duties imposed upon them by law and
conflicting with the title the Corporation the build.
ing in question and 1t further appears TO that the
installing themselves in empty In said build
ing, be used by them Office. both proper
and step to carry their functions such
Commissioners. well act economy tending O
the city a large amount OF money which they
would have been necessarily compelled expend for
ONCE rent
The second veto relates to the permits for street
stands, show cases, &c. His Honor recommends
that the proposed change in the amount Of the fee
be deferred for action to the 1st OF May 1875 when
the date OF the present license expires.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
OBITUARY..
Captain Henry Randall.

Captain Henry Randall. for many years con-
nected with the steamship interests Of New York.
died at his residence, No. SO East Twenty third
street, yesterday morning, at the age Of seventy
two years. Captain Randall was born In Berlin,
Rensselaer, county, n. Y, and upon reaching man
hood he took command OF the steamer Empire, on
Lake Erie. In 1850 he removed TO this city and
took command OF the steamship Northerner, OF
Mil's independent line OF California steamers, and
this was the first steamship that was ever taken
through the Straits oil Magellan. Captain Randall
afterwards took the Yankee Blade to san Fran
cisco, and after spending few years on the Pa
ct1c coast he returned TO New York, invented and
patented the plan OF l0ur-wheeled steamers, an
invention that met with much layor among the
shipping merchants OF this city.
Deceased leaves wiie only OF his once large
family to mourn his loss
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE TRIBUNE
BUILDING.

A carpenter. named George W. Fowler, fell from
the top Of the new tribune building, distance Of
sixty feet, yesterday and was instantly killed. He
was at Work on scafiod near the centre of the
building with mia father, and, stepping a piece
Of loose timber his foot tripped and he fell head
long 70 the ground moor, striking the iron beams
with his head and right leg during the descent.
His neck was orOken and he died almost instantly.
Fowler was young man, OF very respectable
appearance, and resided In Jackson street, Will
liamsburg. Warden Brennan, VINO was accident
ally on the spot, had the remains Of Fowler taken
to the Centre Street Hospital preparatory to their
removal to the late residence OF the deceased.
This Is the first death that has occurred during the
erection OF this building.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
GRAIN INSPECTION FEES.

CHICAGO, July 8, 1874.
At meeting OF the Board of Railroad and Ware
house Commissioners held at Springfield yester-
day, rule 5, relating to inspection fees, was
changed as folows:-
The Chief Inspector IS hereby authorized 70 col.
lect, until further notice, on ali grain inspected
under his direction, as follows For inspection-
Twenty cents per carload; thirty-1ve cents per
1000 bushels from canal boats, and one nuarter or
cent per bushel from bags For out inspectlou-
Thirtyhve cents per 1000 bushels to vesels thirty
cents per carload TO cars, twenty five cents per
carload TO teams and ten cents per wagon load
to teams. The revised rule goes into effect July I5
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE CHESS CONGRESS.

CHICAGO, July 9, 1874.
The days play In the Third Chess Congress has
been attended with considerable interest and ex-
element. Captain Mckenzie has won two games
from Mr.. Kinnecutt Mr. Judd one game from Mr..
Hosmer, Mir. Book drew with Mr.. Elder game un-
finished yesterday; MI. Book also drew game with
General Congdon to-day. Mr.. Perrin won one
game from Mr.. Elder. Mr. Elder won one game
from Mr. Perrin. The game between Messrs. Judd
ana bostner was ah unusually hard light and
lasted seyeD sDd a bali boDrs.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
IMPORTANT ARREST.
A Cashier I'm Wall Street Charged with
Embezzlement.

Cashier In wall street Charged with
Embezzlement.
Thomas ]. Mason was arrested last evening by
Detectives Farley and Sampson and locked up at
Police Headquarters. He is charged with the
embezzlement Of S25,00O from his employers,
Messrs. Merrill Co., OF No. IL Wall street. 1t ep-
pears that o member OF the firm in going
over some accounts day or two ago found
a dehcit Of $1,000 Some inquiries made turned
suspicion on young Mason. He was question ed
and acknowledged having taken $4,000 to use In
speculation on the street. Further examination
revealed deficit OF $4,000, and IL then ascer-
tanned that Mas0ns operations had been going on
for two years. He had been engaged in business
In lasts In New Jersey and other like transactions,
and, II is charged lost the money He will be ex-
amlned at the TOmbs Police Court to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in.
formed thai by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet the at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroid OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with United
States the will be cabied this country free of
char and nubli shed
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
ARRIVALS.

HERALD wHirEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
S nae9n 1 and IA nSaSs June
mdEs heGws cd Ger A from 81 haIputs S S 80 C sw
sSls @ m @ 'q9s
Co. Arrived at $50 AM. July 5, lat a 5 lon 40 So
n lat SGod lon &
driasnn sssS s y hs"ss S New aae
with se a and u on to AsSsna,s
schooner. bound north, showing white hag with red
w,sa ssass,s %sss and @ Sisas o
Iuls and Southwest Pass ID with mdse and nassen
via smit5held oh, with mdse and passengers 10 Win
.nS w
Ship Due de saye ,seig Roekaert, Antwerp "a days
BARK G,oyannaz GtaD' Berlando London IS days. in
B@rS HedTis sieb GerS, knsack Gloucester % days
n IAN p ssf G ~ on the
sr HoaasT skIs NGl nvs s.
Bark HIain NorS stoerk, Havre 20 days. with to
BARK Galathea CNor. s.enson Genoa 4sdsys. in bal
Bark Tommasc taD incisueri cetie IS days with
VINE, e. TO Cnas schmidt Peters vessel to Funeh,
Bark Nomad, Townsend Gloucester, Mass, 10 days in
Brig swift Norl Hopp GLASGOW - days in ballast to
Tctens Bockmann Is anchored In Gravesend Bay tor
Brig Domenico Nps,, Nanasteriach, waterford 40
Brig rasqualna e aus, Marchino. Antwerp 80 days,
Brig / Merriman Lecraw, st Jago via Delaware
s1eawaes s1Hys wn sugar to skiddy Nin'Ord
Isns with
sugar. a SsS So 10 ySs
to Know!tOn Co; vessel to Brett, Son 60 Wv.
@ Tn srSs
days with owen Brennan vessel to Miller
FL. ro'
sehr Goodwill I Or l lngsaham keuthera days with
Ssss Sg sa with
sssr sssr S'alls% ssnon Msr Niso9fy Vysnn xlTs'"A
schr schi Cen rorbt BurRin, Virginia
sss sssF !an Afasss xsSs Ssy Gesasy s'hsn'e Virginia
sehr Sie1xood, SIysn vissiaIa Tor Scrwich;
SsrssAI % Si July s@Hrr1sd Steamship City offansm.
| saied-steamship Colon, Dow, New York
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Chesapeake, Jonnson Portland for New
Brig q + sherwood Peck, Cow Bay CB, for New York,
Big WIN il Mallory Jr, Forsyth. Somerset for New
scGr ] SanaeIl Georges Banks for New York, with
schr j " FISH Row!ey, Gardiner for New York
schr Globe, Mayo, Machas Tor New York. with lumber
seST eGTaaH Nary F:hef xidal.evn tor New York
schr CSrneliqs % M johnson: Providence for Newbnrg
sc6r harriet Ryan. Robbins. New Bedford for New
sze E.a, rrs,, s,ssr rr" SSssssr ;s
Sch, p,anes !, G GGSa bs, rssts2 Calais Tor New York.
sehr Eliza Hamilton, Hamilton. Providence for New
schr Sarah Iaverne, smith, Portland for New York.
schr kioka, Cook Jonesboro for New York. with lum-
| ber 10 simpson Cnpp Co
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
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