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Mcdonald l. Roo commenced suit against II.
Z. Picket to recover -, 600.
THE CALL.
JUDGE GAny-38, 10 to %.
JUDGE JAaEspN-Af, 43, Il to 4S, and 30 to
GO, oil inclusive.
JUDGE RoaEns-2S to ID, oxcept %.
JupoA Boor1t-53, 65, 81, 60, Ga 10 10, u to
JUDGE TnEE-2s to 4s. except 90, ss, 81, s5,
3C, u, 50, 10, IL.
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a. ~ K H. Fsraast sl7'.-J. r. Nohls ct al. VS.. Will
JunoK aAar-Freich Vault Light Manufacturing
Cells s47.aa-I. 4. VI Davis ". i. O. ii. MsChesney.
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M91an, 91.ls Y se; stc w. 'oAn D. oarner, s1sSa-
JUDGE JAMHsoN.-1. o. Hsker 81 al. vs. Elnonl
aud Eaor Wadow; vor,jct, $al4 ~, md mutton for
rex srial 9oan Kcs W. william rlsp' silsau
Jupux TsEE:-rrank 4: spooncr a1a - Seton
shsrmaa . *,o.1sam'o sSn ssa:l =. samu sl45 T " - "
SUPREME COURT or 1LLlSola-NoRruRRN GRAND
DIVISION.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Oct. 0.-yho Supreme Court mot,
pursuant to adjournment, mith WI tho Judges
saa Attorney -deneral NasaA psesaAs'
67S The poop!a TX rc Henry u. al!l!or Collector,
Ety. ~ Jossp rsaeosk Appeal ira o opu,y ys..F ouaFs
Of Cook County, Loaye i|1rcn Tor o4cfS 10 eofssIy
record.
no. san,o. VI. Jamos Otis. Aprca! from County
Guurt nf uo.'k Oonn1y. Salnu.
GIL. hama Va. Elwuaa II: Jartell' Appeal from
County Court ooos County. Same. ..,
ys3 IoAn i. Melps1dy Vi. Oharca u. Kcsn., Aproaf
from Carroll. Motion for leRyo 10 lilo certified reeord
41G. Stewart Niell W. Don AloMza 0uMminga: Ap.
peal from livingston. Motion for exclusion Ut tuo
10 lila abstracts Alll nrcis.
AT. lteury BAltaNa W. O. i. HlHH9l CT u. Appeal
lTO petsr Keller w. Esrnost Foarnlier ct u. Appeal
| from SuhetfQr Court OF Cnnk. b4lNG.
27l. Michigan Central uaIlrpal Company ss "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

These may lie of national impoi-
tance, as aif,c ing he veal Of the ma
tion, ngain, they may be of signiii-
canre merely To Stat es, or sect ions oi
S,stcs. But there il class Of pubs
lie crlriscs which affect the com
merce OF the nation in the aggregate
" hile seemingly lis direct advantages
are confined TO single local point.
Such is the nature of the contems
plated improvement III the harbor ap-
proaches of Galveston. II will vastly
increase the commerce of that city,
as well as the whole State, and will
thus sdd materially to the revenues
of the State, and those OF the nation.
With proper depth of water upon
the bar, Galveston could boast one OF
the safest and most commodious har-
bors upon our whole Atlantic and
Gulf coast, thus forming a safe harbor
for the merchant navysof the nation,
and for that matter OF the en'irc com
merte Of the world. With the com
pletion of the proposed system of
railroads looking r.h and west, and
upon the completion of others which
the ever increasing wants of this
great region rs suggesting daily, the
| proposed work becomes great ne
cessity, and demands the aid and
countenarce of, not only the con-
gress of the nation, but the legislas
ture Of the State.
In the event OF a future necessity
for concentration of the war ships
OF the country, at any one point on
our coast, unless We have a greater
depth Of water than we now have,
this force could not concentrate at
Galveston, without great danger.
The outer roads, the present anchor
age for heavy vessels, is very much
exposed, and entirely too insecure to
risk upon 1t interests of so much mag
nitude.
The people of Galveston are max.
ing manly struggle at Washington
to secure the appropriations necessary
to effect the needed Improvement
We suggest that their efforts be sec.
onded by :he Legislature, by memo
ralizing Congress, and by the press
of the State giving the matter that
temperate attention that its impor
tance to Texas demands at theil
hands.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
Thc EnncIcr of TIC SICK

A diseased imagination lie the usual concoml,ant
of toriid stomach. There il no complaint to which
humanity is subject which the dytpeptic does not
at different times suppose that l,u has Is about
to have. The only way to disabusc the sufferers
mind OF these fanoies which realities to him is
to iafuse life and yigor into is digestive orsa's,
and the most potent preparation r hi +. rp, sc
is Hostettc's Stomach Dittcrs. Therli b all =
ton ofthe stoml h, no rresularitI o. tie ivcr OF
disorder of the bowels. consequent upon inliges.
tion, for which II Is not On absolute spcciic Dur
ing the twenty nyc years that 1t has bccn the
standard tonic and alttraii,e Of America millions
ofdytpeptlss have recovered heir hcsl,h aud the
capacity to onloy lie by the sole OF this whole
some and seaching vegetable prep ration. As an
ns.imilani and an anti bilious agent. remedy lor
lnrsitude. debility, reivnusncsS and morbid fancics.
there has never been ANYTHING comparable to 1t IN
any age or country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Coy. Cokc's objections to forcing the
bonds OF the State upon an unwilling
market, at a time too, when the ener,
gies Of finance have been crippled by the
panic are, We think, unanswerable. Hls
suggestion that during the summer,
when the capital of the country is not
engaged in moving the crops,-rle chances
will be better to effect advantageous dis.
positions of the Indebtedness OF the
State. When the money kings North
and in Europe understand that Texas has
State government thoroughly in accord
WITH the sentiments of her people, and
that the outstanding Indebtedness of the
State is Insignificant in comparison with
her resources her securities will be
eagerly sought after, rs safe and in every
way deslrabls ipysstpents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Col. Scott sends bill accompanied by
memorial to Congress, proposing 10
consolidate the Texas Pacific Railroad
with the Atlantic and Pacific, and ask
ing Congress to guarantee the five per
ent gold interest upen bonds to be issued
by the Company, at the rate of $500
and $40, 600 per mile; the interests of the
Government to be protected by first
mortgage on the entire road. The pros
posed union Of these roads will release to
the Government O,OO0, 900 acres of land,
now held in alternate sections by the two
roads. 1t won't work, Thomas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The committee appointed by the Ma
tional Grange recently to examine into
alleged impurities in Boston Grange,
found there grain dealers, commission
merchants, and other persons Ineligible
to membership. The committee recon-
mended the withdrawal of its authority to
act from the Boston Grange, and the See
retarY of the National Grange instructed
to carry out the recommendation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The Statesman publishes letter from
Fl. s. Woodward on the bill now pending
to provide for the protection OF our from
tier. Mr.. Woodward's objections to the
bill are well put. 1t will not do to trifle
with this subject: We must have ample
protection, and in a way that every dolls
lars cost expended, will bring the largest
measure Of protection possible under tho
circumstances.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
b Y L f l. f G r A p II

NEW York, Fob Q The formal report
OF the autopsy of the BODIES of the siamese
Twins is exposed upon table IN the upper
end of the Hall, fronting the audience. Plas.
ter casts, which were taken from tho same
during the progress o. The autopsy, are at
Photographic views and drawings were used
by the demonstration, Dr. Pancoast, to Illus
trate the report. The bodies are also very
frequently used by Or. Pancoast for the pur-
pose oc explaining passages of the report In.
tense interest is displayed during tho remarks
of the demnnstrltor, explanatory of certain
physiological reculiarities of the tissues in
their respective bodies. Prominent among
those was what DR.. Pancoast called the fatty
cord, which extended from the mucus mem
braRe Of the stomach, 10 which it adhered in
the direction of, but not quite iEto, the bond
of unioL.
There were pecu'iaritits Of the hillary Or
gans and liver in each body, together with
mapy abnormal grow;hs rarely found in hu.
man anatomy.
The steansl h'ps Florida, Brooklyn and
Wachusett Leave to.dIy 10 search of tho iron
clad Dictator. Measures were being taken
for a cruise along the coast to find her. The
Frolic sailed from Portsmouth for the same
purpose.
The steamer Dispatch, which left for Ha-
vana Tuesday, on account of reports that
Consul General Hall had been obliged to fly
from Spanish mob in Havana and take
refuge on board n British iron clad has not
returned.
KEY WEST, Feb. l9-At ten o'clock the
iron clad Dictator had just arrived in sight,
and was coming into the harbor.
Noble, Feb, l9.--Chas. B. Wallace has
been here and has given IN appeal bond to the
United States Supiemo Court in the Alabama
and Chattanooga railroad case for final adju-
dication.
PEILADRLPHiA, Feb. lo-Five huadred
men employed IN the IIorter and Dickoy's
cotton works a! Kcnsington struck for wages.
Trouble in tho shoe trad, is apprehended.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.--Noon-Cotton
market easier, but not quotably lower
Uplands Sd; Orleans Sl@ssd.
NEW York, Feb. l0-COtton market
weak and irregular; uplands 16lc. {;
Orleans 16sc. Gold 1l2e.
GALVESTON, Feb. 19.-Cotton market
quiet, demand moderate; Good Ordinary
1870; Middling l6lc. Gold 1ilg.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

A London dispatch of the seventeenth
says: Gladstone recommends the Queen to
send for Disr,eli, the great Conservative,
to form ministry. This then is almost
the death blow to the Liberal or Inteyna-
tionat party of the United Kingdom.
We too are getting rid of Radlcalism, and
will send for Democratic statesman to
form our next government.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Brother De Morse, of the Clarksville
Standard, withdrew from the Senatorial
race before the Legislature, because there
were three aspirants from Northern
Texas. This was to secure the election
of enc of the remaining two. This is a
rare exhibition of disinterested devotion
to sectional duty, as it is rare instance
Of self denial.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The Mennonites are before Congress 10
secure grants of lands somewhere on our
frontier. They are said to be Quakers as
far as fighting is concerned, but are very
heroes in workshop and field. Let them
have the lands and all the encouragement
they need. Their turn-the- other>cheek-
ideas will take with the Indians.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

General Santa Anna is now in Ha-
wanna, on his return to Mexico, under
Lerdo's amnesty proclamation. 1t is
q new phase of "Father come home"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Some Methodist ministers have
been subscribing torthe San Marcos
Free Press, to send to other States
to induce immigration. Faith and
Works so hand in hand in a matter
of this kind.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

We extend to Bryan our hearty
sympathy in her recent affection. We
will not quote the rising "PhGuix I"
at her, but venture the hope, that she
will "come forth" al! right, etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The Mighty Momus and his doughty
Knights took off the Fort Sill fiasco very
effectnally during the late Mardi Gras fesN
tiyities in Galveston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The State Agricultural College at
Bryan asks an additional appropria.
tion Of seventy thousand dollars, to
complete the buildings, fences and
other improvements.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Marlin has shipped s15e bales OF
cotton up to the present. This is truly
an encouraging exhibit for our "little
sister"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Recent Investigations into the
affairs of the Indian Bureau reveal
stupenduous frauds. This is indeed
an age of corruption, and our Quaker
friends, who have been running The
Indian policy of the Government, are
sadly implicated.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
DAILY EXAMINER.
J. ". DOWNS. Editor and Proprietor
WACO. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 90.

The Indians from the Reserva'
tions, are raiding in the Fort Sill
country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

There are nearly 100, 100000 chll,
dren employ ed IN New York work
shops and factories, who are living
without the slightes. opportunity or
sdpcatiop and culture,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

light bay horse. eight or Mise years old hlni
feet white, siaT In forehead, u. hands hish, aud
branded Sc II. Also a dark bay stallion abO.t s
years old sttr ia forehead. hind foot white tbrand
not plain, being either VI NJ The nndersigne
VIII pay any one ten dollars for any Information
which will lead to their recovery,
HERMAN MOHBRRo,
Sandy Creek, Falls County
Adire's ESsninsy pGase, weco) ref,a.s; :, ,,,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

Tho distribution VIII be in public, and will
De made under same form and regulations
as the san francisco and Louisville Library
GIFT concerts. under tie ,rpe. vision of a
committee of prominent citizens, self cted hy
the ticket holders.
Reference as 10 the integrity Of this enter
prise, aud al TIC infringement, IL mace 10 the
following well known citizens
Sam l.. Tibbal-, y. Toponce, j. Nalsh, j.
II. Gerrish- members Of Cit, Council.
Judge I. j. Black, Assistant United States
Assessor; Malsh Il Greeuwald roprietors
Metropolitan Hotel; Eugeno Moore. City
Marshall; W. W. Hull architect; j Kehop,
Constable; j. Cup er, jeweer: Capt Howe,
contractor; o. l.. Richmond X &C.. commits.
sion merchants NJ. l.. C.mhe |, rror rieror
Central Horl; Singleton s Cr,a,h, pispre.
tors Pacific Stables o.. hi cl. merchant,
Sandy, U al; y, q Burrison, II lera, Nee
tana.
We " III also aouou"c, ;lItt each and every
person buying IA ticket can At any and all
times examine our books, and all business
Transactions connected with the enterprise
and as the drawing Of prizes will be placed in
the hancs Of honest and dsinterested men, il
Will insure a fair and impartial distribution.
Good. responsible AgeEts 0ai,ted. Liberal Com.
missions dhOped.
s5S" Money should be sent by express or
oy daft on any solvent bank, by Postofcs
Money Order or Registered letter, at our ris.i.
For PARTICULAR, address
Il. w. MORGAN,
NEnnnuer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

The carnival at New Orleans is said to
have been equal to the best, of her palmy
days.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
NIL EN- VAN NTY
ESTRAYS.

Taken up by j. '. Paget, IL miles southwest of
Waco, Nov. u, 1875 ard cstrayed be 'ure Il. p
Massey. J. 7. Precinct No. I, one brown horse u
years old, l5 hanos high branded w, (horiznntal
hir and heart underneath and apprais by NJ b.
Horne and W. S Tutte, vt $50
ID II. GURLEY,
elk C.. ~. Mel. Co. Texas
Ey j. Il. WALTON, Deputy fcbi9dls3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
Fastest Time on Record
Wabash Line!
BY Special Arrangement, a
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN

Now runs between the Mississippi River,
New York and Boston, via the Wabash and
Lake Shore Route, leaving daily Except Sun
day. stopping only at principal Stations, and
arriving nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
READ WHAT THE LADIES SAY OF THEN:

We, the undersigned, residents OF McLennan
and adjoining connties, take pleasure in stating
that we are now owners Of GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE ard have used the same for
the length Of time set opposite our names that we
have found the work done by them TO he strong and
durable; that the machines have been in corstant
good order, giving us little trouble, and NO EX
PENsE. And we cheerfnly recommend all wish.
Ing lrst.class sewing machine, TO buy the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20

bOSloN'. ......... ,eSg uouts,
With corresponding fast time to other
points. The only fast line landing passengers
in Grand Central Depot, New York City.
Thereby avoiding oil Ferry Transfer.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
From st. Louis and Hannibal, to Toledo and
Cleveland, connecting with Drawing Room
and Sleeping Car Lines for II ychester and
New York, without charge
The day trains have recently been equpp d
with new passenger cars, fitted up with every
improvement for comfort and safety, and
stand unrivalled for style and elegance MI
ler's Coupers and other Patent Ar-brAkes are
used on all fast trains.
Ask for your tickets via The Wabash Rou O..
J. S. LAZARUS,
Western Agent, Kansas City.
W. L. MALCOLM,
General Passenger Agent, Toledo
ebl2Wly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
STOIEN.

-
One bay horse, IG hands igh, lea1tten or white
,7eck- on bac and fump. Saddle marks show
plain; one white iost and br-nded w tcOnnecedl;
paces under saddle and Ia harness, travels fee and
isincned To shy, l. about IL yraTn old have some
reason believe he IL d WI on the frazOs, IN Nc
Lehman or Falls county, Twenty dollars reward il
offered for the horse, and forty dollars for the ap'
b, a, MURPHY,
fehlldIwst MeSla LimefiOpe conpty
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
GRO YER n IsAK Err .

Mrs. Isabella A. Taylor, Waco. l2 years
John See, l(dress maker Whco, 10 years.
i. II. Sleeper, Waco, l3 years.
NJ. s. Short, Waco, dress maker years
" o. L. Battle, Waco, u years.
II. Z. Ilammill, Waco, years.
Mary A. Duiton Waco, Q yeas.
NJ d. Herring, Waco, years,
NJ. j. Estes, Hearne, years.
Miss Laura Veasy, Bosque, ille, years.
Mrs, 7. c. Douglass, South Bosqne Is years.
s. $. Ncols Meridian lG Yeas.
T.. b. George, Meridian, years.
" Emma Cevor BrcmoDd, Is years.
Mollic X. Murphy, Bremond, years.
Sallie @. Sampson, Bremond, syeTp.
Cleopatra Carter, Marlin, years.
Julia Wyche, Marlin, year,.
L. NJ Bates, Marlin, 4 years.
" Judge Altorf Marlin, years.
IL. l.. Bennett, Falls county, l6 years.
- Albert Bensett, Falls connty, Is years.
NJ. T. johnson Dallaa, 8ye r.,
W. Walker, Dalla', Is years
I" r. Byney, Dalh' year.
- james Il. Barkley pa las years.
ONE HUNDRED o. IN .Ir DE GIVEN
Needle, OIL, Gi!Tc..si and Silk,
Constantly on hand.
Il. GRIBBLE, Waco.
General Agent for Central Texas
oalce and Sales Room-3d Street, near franklin
an2OWjm X
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
THE LADIES OF TEXAS
Have found the ultimatum of their desires in the
Grover md Baker Sewing Machine,
AND THEIR
Superiority Over All Other,
Has been fGlly attcsted.

Choice can be had as the Grover Il Baker Com.
pany manufacture the LOCK-STITCH MACHINE
as well as the far famed ELASTIC STITCH M
CHINE, either OF which are marvel Of simplicity
md strength.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-20
NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers

The Delinquent Tax payers of McLennan County
are hereby notified that will, ON the 25th OF Feb
1874 proceed without delay or favor to levy upen
property to satisfy claims against them on the tax
rolls. Come up and save unnoce sa-y cost, and TIE
Sheriff the performance of an unpleasant duty.
L. S. ROSS,
feb2ODlwWlt Sheriff McLennan County
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-21
A R K A N s AS.
address Of General Newton Rejecting on the
General Assembly-Ih Sentiments Dis
svowed by Baxtsr-The Legislature in
the State House-The City Quiet

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May 20, 1874.
The Gazette OF this morning publishes an address
>f General Newton to his soldiers commencing,
.sYou have been directly insulted by both houses
II rne General Assembly, and further strongly
rejecting upon the action OF the Legislature ia
admitting to seats certain members who had
horne arms under Brooks against said soldiers,
which has caused some comment
A COMMUNICATION FROM BAXTER.
Governor Baxter has sent communication to
the Speaker OF the House and TO senator Frierson,
the former President pro tenn. OF the Senate stat
ing that the address was issued without his
knowledge or consent, and did not meet with his
appreciation as whatever his own convictions were,
he recognized the right OF the Legislature TO de-
termine who were ut members; that ne
had no doubt that they would exercise
He thought the conservative members Of
the senate would soon be able TO cneck lurtner
nasty acton oy the Honse ana una, ans os W
which repeal the bills creating bureaus which are
oil service to the State, and which repeating bills
are being put through the House simply because
the heads OF tie departments we're Brooks men.
THE LEGISLATURE IN THE STATE HOUSE.
the legssaslve ooay, AZ ~sve srters % ~
State HOUSE, and took possession oil the respective
halls. Governor Baxter's troops nave guard &c
the gates OF the grounds, and allow no tnGress to
outsiders unless provided with passes. Two Par
rot guns are stationed in the grounds facing the
street. the city Is quleJ- Inc St6pc VI COuV0Isa-
ton is the seizure OF the AUDITORS and Treasurers
onices and the rumored split into various parties
between the conservatives and anti conserva-
ttves.
Mr. Henry Page, State Treasurer to-day re-
agned.
ARKANSAS SENATORS TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Both branches of the Legislature passed joint
resolution appointing a committee to Investigate
the c0nducL OF Senators Clayton and Dorsey and
The Representatives in Congress in attempting 10
overthrow the state government.
Commissioners were appointed to supervise and
control the ensuing election for delegates TO the
Constitutional Convention.
bill OF pardon and amnesty to those engaged
IN the late insurrection was introduced in the
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool May 9 and
2sscsS Nav VIII a mde ana w t.
steamer bound east 18TH lat 10 b lon 81 3 passed
Steamship Nevada tBr,, Price, Liverpool May g. and
Queenstown TIN with mdse and 76s passengers to Viii
Steamship Bolivia tBr,. Munro, Glasgow, May o. and
Moru 10Th, with mdse and 1858 passengersto Henderson
Steamship Holsata cger) Barends Hamburg May
saa aas5 Co. VII passed
passed Sorweaian bark Showing Souaa
west with ovemas ana eoT y gone
Brest sn. with ndse ana ls passengers to Geo Macken
Ontario slogan Rio Jan sa ARs Is BAHIA
% S the eos Amazon a RIVER steamship Sermac
m menee died led and was buried at sea
Steamship cy q May.ns FhIps asvsns May Is
" Hay iS sad sss s. IA
from cieniuesos for New York 10 DAYS out m,
ssa@sa,P % The DID Dominion
s,sapnp North Point FSisy rhadsiphA' with md'e
RI Ss: sss
Sded CAPE q GOGS Sn Hsps Mach ~ iad
70 spoke ship cumera sr,, from Calcutta tor new
aays p in ballast st q sosd hnssen sable
par%oath1 Win OILS Of dsh. and Gen Grant tOf
Beoshbsy NJ, with no s5s or .;undsr,en Hamburg cs
da S"' with tho empty , barrels Punch Edys
the northern passage and had strong westerly Wihos
was Is days west of the Banks
Bark Gcrder Nor) Olsen, sunderland ~ days In Dali
last to retens Bockmann
10 Tetens Bockmann. Is anchored at sandy Hook tor
orderss
Bark Crono u Tomacich, days from Ailoa. in bal
last 10 Siocovich 4 Co.
Bark Hobe Nor, Tarrensen Guantanamo, Is days.
with sugar to Montague, spence Co; vessel TO = To-
bias 4 CO.
Bark Frigg CNor. Olsen, Baltimore days, in ballast,
to fvnch, rdye Co.
Brig Hunter tof Halifax, Nsj Shelley Minattlan 30
days with mahogany to Victor A Son.
Brig Martineauaise tFr) Mangere, Martinique 20 days.
| with sugar &c, TO ruau Co.
Brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Maanzas Is days with
moiasscs to Brown Bros co. vessel TO Miller Hough
ton.
Brig Clara Agnes CID Guon, Cardenas "A days with
sugar ana meiado TO Gossier Co; vessel 10 HatoD,
Brig Frank Clark tof Damariscotta Morton, st Marys
Ga u days with lumber TO John Robinson SOM vessel
foremost
schr Lemue Hall Sof Fall River Trip, Matanzas IL
days with sugar 70 Youngs Smith Co; vessel to d
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