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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
NEW TRANsPO RTArION LINES BETWEEN ST.
IuIIIS AND sOrTH AMEEICA.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-The Brazil line of
steamers by which mails will DC sent TO Rio Jnero. is
St. Louis enterprise and has s headquarters here, but
will start its from NewOreanT freight for them
being shipped here Cairo by the Mississippi Val
lev Barge line Tie first STEAMER is expected to leave for
Rio ON Now l.
Another enterprise Of similar character. called the
Mississippi Valley and OIinoco Trading Company has
recently been incorporated here with active, enierpis-
Ing merchants Us officers Ths Company Will star q
sailing vessel rn NewO. ieans IOr OnOco River Sodtn
America, touching at All Intermediate poinis, profanity
next month with an assorted cargo. Tie steamer VIII
buie back cargo OF coffee aud sucn south Ain-Iic n
products most saiaDIc III ti5 country I1ls j. III
Tended as an cx pcrinen;, venture. ana If il proves sue
c..slI The Company will increase its stock. put ON line
OF seaIners and Ouild NJ an eA.erle trade between
tie two countries Both thcsc cnteIlrises are meeting
with much announcement from merchants niaiu'dc-
turers &C ana neir prospects Tor cdy opening ana
establishment OF large aud en- ineratiHe Trade between
tDis Valley ana south America nre very lntleIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
TIE AEicS FESTIVAL.

The Summer Nights Festival given by the
Ario Society SatmL y ri Terrace Garden, comprised
concert and cperctta The concert was given ~ tEe
Garden uper the direction Of Mr. T. Hetze of tie Pill
harmonic Society. ana tho prograinme included
with other things the oyertdTes to SiVhrs
JessOnda" and Auber's "Crown Diamonds ana
a fantasia ON airs from "Tannl;Uscr.' The
oleleta Re necacs charming piece In one act en-
tilted Elm Ab-ntheuer I!Tndels" Can Adventure Of
Handesl work we'll adapted for performance by anna
elrs for II introduces number Of taking melodies and
is free from eorious technical difficulties. The overture
with its elective of Handlers Harmonious Black
smith," is pretty wen known By repeated performances
at the Central Park Garden The apecryphal story OF
the Incident which suggested TO Handel this fayoTite Air
is employed in the Iibrcto the Back nh is ore OF the
chief personages piece and the ar frccnrs IN the
finale In the last there IL also clever use OF
Iascia eli 10 pianga from "RuadO" The two female
roles in the o, erctta atccpahly filed by Miss
ROset and Miss Schmtz the male parts were taken hy
members Of the Society, the leading characters receiving
ample jIstice from Mr.. Blschof and Mr. Remmerz; ana
there was an excellent chorus OF forty yOccs Dr. DAM
rosch directed the performance, and had evidently
worked zealolsy in it, preparation. The SUCCESS OF Ills
efforts was all that could he desired, and the festival re-
scted the highest credit upon tho singers who took part
in 1t, aud the club generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
MIDNIGHT WEITUER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFrTcBR'f
WAsHINGTOS d. C.. MONDAY Sept 81 a. m
Synopsis for the pGst "a hours
Clear and patty cloudy weather, with high
and rising temperature and rising barometer lns p =
vailed generally. Ean has fallen on the New England
aud Gulf coasts. IN the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
Va ,leys. and in the owcr lake r. gion.
The Mississippi River has fallen rapidly Mt Vicksburg
and remained STATIONARY at New Orleans.
Personalities.
Tor Nelc En0and ne jhdie Stotes and ne lorer tdke
rerJn siOrl rsinq barometer, n0rthirest 10 son~eSf
trnRs LiJh femper0re. reGr Or pdiHy rtOdg reGher:
and occasional Hqht in The l0wer lake region and
ia The Northern part Of Aelc-Engfdnd and Tie Atdde
Stairs.
For the South Atlantic states. slowly rising barometer
southeast Ia southwest winds. decidedly hch cnpcra-
trp clear parly cloudy weather. with light rains on
the southern Llt Of tie south Atlantic coast
For the Gulf States slowly rising barometer south
east to southwest winds, high temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather. with light local rains in the
Lower Mississippi Valley. $50,
For the OHIO Yucy and Tennessee slowly FALLING
barometer northwest to southwest winds. clear Or
partly cloudy weather, and high temperature. go
For the upper Lake region, the Upper aissls
spni and Missouri Valleys. and the NORTHWEST.
slowly rising barometer during the day,
southeast to southwest winds, high temperature
AID clear partly cloudy weather. with ocGa'
sonal light rains in Missouri Iowa, Illinois, and tic
southern part Of the upper lake region.
The Lower Mississippi River will nlinue to fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
DIED.

BAKERAt West Troy Friday Sept tc;2 after after
Fun raj from his late residence West Troy Tuc.day IN
' 1lied 10 aite n H. ''''''''' ''' ''' "
%Ospg q . hi. late ts tis'''' IN
Fumera' on Monday. al p
s, sept nchrl TBS city, aged =
Funeral from All Saints Chapel Newport Tuesday the 7th
insi az y y. H.
BoRGrELDT-At Creamery Park House on Sandsy the
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RRowNscp dam T. Broyn osod 80 years months
chester Tesdsy ihs IN a. = Ssos Siam TO ;ss
the Sass who T aso H. '9 I g a. at h. og
seconst Depot proceed to Greenw ood at o'clock p ~
BaowN-In XewYcrf SUNDAY morn "a SIT III, Us Is
after Jref Illness Clarence D. Lro"' IN the 'o'h year
BUcKAuc H. at welsvie N. T., D. F. Buck, formerly Of
DAWEs-Drowncd, :erties y. Y on Friday sept >.
eIy 1. and Snds are respectfully invited
fanei services the Bed ord street NJ r. Church ats
Snd a. W., Socl S Iss ns@ains YIN be Iassn
IRON Church Oh Tuesay morning At 10 O'Clock for IN
Yorso MEMS CHRsu.y ASSOCIATION OF THF CITY or NFy.
tend aSaN TO fanSrai s. tes zd.
Dav at etaod Episcopal Church corner Bedford end
M'r'"A $751; '"' '''''' L. K. NJ Bunny Secretary.
Rev G f "a, t G P formerly sne S4 %
Harlem professor IN the University OF No"fors.
FUNERAL MCneay afternoon at O'clock from prc.bytsraa
SIN st. requested to meet ut The house AZ
, O'Clock
IIERRIMAN--At Jamaica, /. l.. saturday morning.
sent a. LANES A. in tue Gl year OF MS
The family arc invite u attend
HE funeral Monday sept. u, al oc0cs from
his late residence, tultVD Jamaica, without iufthef an
yliatOn.
HOJIY-On saturday Sept 1875. Charlotte NJ willow Oh
Tho late VIM. &. BOly IN tue 18th YEAR o. her sge
and IA of this fauy ara hEteI t1 atteli
her neral from residence Of her ron, Augtsi r.
IL y 81 Vest Fifty hrstst, on Monday the "" iL's'
at2L pm.
HORTON A, White Plains, Friday Sept: after a long
Illness Phebe Jane I0rl0n. eldest ga ghtof VI
David and Elizabeth HortoI ~ the ODD year Of her age
n oce of the funeral v IA Oe gwen Asiea.t'i
MAsrLNAt Yonxers Sept ), MaryJ Pen. wife OF Joseph
Ma. tel of Burkhnlter Maslcn Il 90. OF Nes-GOrk
He, funeral pla Wenes lay The 9TH INST nj ~
o'clock a. m from residence corner Bieui STA
ay. and YoEkers The remains Vii b, taken 10
Lingson " Y, intcrueDt C.rriagts VAL meet tbe o
O'Clock and 9: o trains from Forty coud st
NEgUs In Jersey City, Sunday, sept Lydia L.. wife OF
Ihos y Neg,s the l2d year Of her age, .
RELATIVE OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral her lace residenee ID sussex place.
CITY bet Green ana w Auos
day, sept. Z, at = O'Clock r. m.
TIILMAN-On saturdiy morning, Sept. T. 1875 Samuel
Dyer Iilmau, n. NJ, LII Phi ID. .,,.-,,.
Funeral Monday 9Th from his late residence
corner BarIOw SITS, Jersey city Friends are IN
y.l 10 attend Without fuTtaer notice. HIS rs
maus will be taken Ia Gt, enwood
TRTDWELI-At Rosyn, l.. l., Sept g. 1875, Samuel MIAMI
son Of Timothy and Annie N. irsd s.lL -,
Funeral from resieuoe OF Henry Hewlett tuesday lt
inst al O'Clock .. m Carriages VIII awa tue afiva OF
tram Rosyn nlcb leaves Hunters Point 10 O'CLOCK m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
5perial Notiees.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, for children teething
softcns the gums, aays al pam, and cures "Md eollc
Advertisers desiring 10 gam the attention AMI pa
trouage OF Farmers and AsrlcuI turists viii mud Ths
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the niost valuable and elective mo-
dunn IL now reaches and those 81 better
class than any weekly paper published ADVERTISE
nents to proper classification should 70 handed IA on
or before Monday Of the week of issue
The Best Rooms for Omces 10 New.ferk.-oyer haf
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING IL now occupied by is perma-
peut tenants They and all their unite In pro.
bouncing ts ocos tho MOST ATTRACTIVE and al thspss
considered. the CHEAPEST in Contrary " the gen
era expectation the building proves 10 be much the hshes
Of all ic large buildings the city All the roons arc Ies
fixtures heat ana water esuy room, All are sAoeccnsy
gh and AIRY perfectly lated have outside wnAo~
and rscy witk the eleyators aud nearly al
Lave Independent the hall The RON
ado by side good order They are
kepl from o'clock ia the morning III long Mer ~,
night nous very favorable terms APpt Auve shooa W
p.sIe Al ruE TRIBl Nh Counting rooS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
REPUBLICAN CONTEST II TIE TWENTY FIRST
DISTRICT.

The inspectors at the Republican primary
eee'on for delegates % the State Convention at sara
Usa IRON the XXIs Assembly District, held In Lincoln
hS at Third-aye. and Decentralization:
VI last Friday evening, returned tho Custom-house
1cAe, a. duly elected. william HAw, jr, stated to
epcfter OF THE TRIBUNE yesterday that the Custom
Aou's Ticket in fact defeated. The total vote, he
Ss was 40; Of this Henry c. Robinson received 270
Mil J9hn a. Eageson 272 James NJ Gray. 26s AID
recssaa ~ NOLAN, 263 For alternates Henry Rofe
sn 1os votes Thomas Hanson, z72 john q. Gift
Ant f 400 ehd Benjamin Page, 267 These were the
Sotn tev.,n nominatiODs, and John c. Gling was on
6ai.. sen MI ii IVY claims that The opposition cNdl
were fairly elected ana 81 les thai fo srats u t'c
WYNN house obligation vii be cOn, .i-h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
d RACE QUARREL ~ MISSISSIPPI

A FIGHT AT A POLITICAL ME- iNG-WIiiTES AND
BIACKS 30 II AiMING.
VICKsBURG, Miss, Sept. "a fight occurred
ut IA Republican meeting at Clinton, Miss, yesttf'ay
Three whit named Charlie, Chiffon of Clinton Martin
Siyy and slr. Thompson of Ray mod, are reported to
have been killed Three negroes were killed AMI several
whites ana nce1oes were wounded. Nop'siu'e informal
ton has been received regarding the origin Of tie con-
lic Abont loo arIcd whites from this place ana 90
fr,m Edwards aud Bolton arrived at Clinton this even
ing protect the town The negroes are reported arm
INK and threatening another hsht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Mr. EEECuER's SERMON YESTERDAY.

TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Sept. 5.-lhe audi
epce assembled and around the great tent to hear Mr.
Re.ch.r to-day was by far the largest yet assembled
Forty-fye cars and li5 vehicles were brought into
reqlstion TO transport the visitors. ME- beeenef ai
,ed TO the recent sictos upon these meetings by the
res, a, length The sermon was upon the text 1.-THE
ospe OF Cnrist the power Of God unto the salvation OF
every one that beieyeth" DAILY prayer meetings are
being conducted by Mr.. Bccchcr AMI all ale attended
WITH nnal,alcd int red.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
DEATH OF DANIEL LEARY.

Daniel Lcary, who was stabbed IN the
abdomen on Friday during encounter with Augustus
Ross near wcst Washington Market. died in the Park
Hospital at early hour yesterday morning The body
WAS removed to nm undertaker's to await pos-mortem
exaInina ION, TO he held today by Coroner NOltna
ll uaues will be held durinI the week, the assailnt
Ross ieanW hls awaiting ia the Tonos the verdict OF
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
OTTO WILHELM SHACK.

Otto Wilhelm Shack, well-known broker
In Wallst. died suddenly Sept Mt his residence. ut
No. I73 Msison-ayc at the age Of So His father was
Counselor OF state and Secretary Of Finances TO the King
OF Denmark AMI he received careful education In 90
psnhagen up TO his 18th year At that time he csmo to
ihl county AMI wen, Into business IN Wall ST., beeou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Sept 6-Reeeipts for tho weekCattle. 1896;
Hogs, 3a42 sheep 32o0 corrsspopdEg week last year
CATTLE modeItr request Prices without guotase s,ies
alton quality quotations 20 "
81 70 Extr % 90 81; Choice. s5ds5 30 Gooi "a o."
81 10 Fair 80 20 asi % Medium ~ 25as3. Common -
as corn.ied Texans. q SO, through Groves.
Hoes du slow saie 4a " quotations raneei rom
81 30asS Tor Common t. Choice - 55ss ~ tor ehta ~
sorted Heavy.
SHEEP steady at 81 75asj 25, according to quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
GRAssHopPERs FLYING OVER ILLINOIS

Chicago, Sept. 5.-Great numbers of grass
hoppes wero the air IN Central Illinois, Saturday,
ayng ut a considerable hight. They have not done any
damage IL Is tnodsht tdat they are the Kansas hopper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

ms after tine associated with the firm Of Jacob Little
Co. He highly honored for his business integrity
and personal virtues, which had won for him Q wide
reputation. Mr. Shack stood high among the MasOns
also and considered authority the mysteries
OF their order. Ho leaves vito and several and
daugtters The funeral Of Mr. Shack took place on FIJI
borgian), Ia Thirty ftst the Rev. Mr.. Mann officiating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
THE WACUTEL COMPANY.

The following singers have been engaged by
Mr. Neucndorn support Wdcnel In opera III this coun-
try: Frau Minna Wagner eberhorst, soprano; Frau
Pappepaen SOPRANO; Frau Goldberg light soprano
(colo,at,ul: Frau Witmann, contralto; Herr Mder.
tenor; Herr Gun5eburccr baritone; Herr fassbender,
bass Herr Ueberhorst, bufo md stage manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

THE LEGALITY OF sOOY's ARREST DISPUTED
TRENTON, n. j.. Sept 5.-Thc friends of the late
Treasurer are investigating the legality Of his ar
rest. They insist that he was taken IN Philadelphia
without legal process.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
loss OF $4,000 AT FORT ANN, y. Y.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Sept. "a fire occurred
at Fort Ann this morning. causing loss estimated al
100000 only partially insured Tne losers are Glenn
cnts Brown & Co.. dry goods; VIM Crosby, grocerits ;
Griffin harness shop Finch BabcOck x Co.. dry gooIs
Hall 4 Co. bankers, aud VIM Brown dwelling. Inc nrc
was of incendiary origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
IN TRENTON, ". J.

The Orleans Wooden Mills in Trenton. N. D.,
owned by Samuel X. Wilson, partially burned yea
eray afternoon causing damage to the extent OF about
900 which fully covered by insurance. The tire
Is supposed to have been Of spontaneous origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
.uvr,,,,prrn MrRprE IN BROOKLYN.

John Shay, laborcr, of No. 81 Ciasson-
o-. strrck the wife OF william Pagan tn the lace WIN
b, st while he was quarreing with Der and her nus
band at their home at No al Grsndave' about op w.
yes,erday. Pagan and oilers elected him rom .e
g,ce wlereupon ho drew revolver and discharged "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept. 4-The Printing Cloths marker
has shown more activity during tho week, with large
sales reaching pieces Prices close rm at 5ta5so
for STANDARD aud Extra 6fx6f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

HOTEL BURNED AT CUBA. N. Y.-LOss OF LIFE.
ELMIRA, n. Y, Sept. 5.-The extensive hotel
and barns end contents Of Ash Warner at Cuba Ale
ehany County N Y, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning The loss il $4,000, and the insurance $1,000
young man named Kelly, who was asleep IN the parn
was burned to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
A WOMAN AND BOY DROWNED.

A coorcd woman, with a 10y six years old,
VIII, I'D come to Trenton Saturday TO draw her PEN
sion In turning the horse. backed wagon In which she
was riding into the canal. The woman and boy were
both drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART WHILE LOADING A
PISTOL
CISCISNATJ Sent. 5.-Wille, youngest son Of

W r. DeBauw, "a we-known resident OF NewAlbany
Ind while loading pistol last evening shot himself
through the heart. lie alone ~ the time and when
tie family found him lac was lying On the noOr dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
WARRINGTON. Sen

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Snrg0n Adrian Hudson
has been ordered % the washington IN rses
II The Naval Medical EXAMINING boafu
at Washington, ID. g., on the 10th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
ARMY ORDERS,

WASHINGTON Sept. 6.--First Lieut. Clinton u.
ear. Corps OF Engnse has relieved from duty under
MAJOR George H. Msnae u san Francisco and ercfrd BRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
PRINTERS STRIKE IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Sept 5.-The printers in The
Ltader Office struck account Of reduction OF the
rates OF composition. The strike will not interfere with
the publication VI the paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

NJ.
WIN d sunset moderate. W.. clear
SAIIEI.
shrs Pegaunet Liverpool silver Eagle for London
DOMESTIC POl.is.
PM ,DEIruIA Se, 5.-Arrived, steamship PenrsyVshiA
from Ii,sT1ooi bark q. NJ. Barnard. from Boston.
GALvssIoS sept 4Ceared, Steamship Ciy o; Astn toe
NeW.IOra. =.
BRArroRr c., sept 5The Canandagua sailed al p NJ
TO-DAY, Tor XorfOlk fol repairs. ,,
NrWOsLEtNs sept 5Arrived az the Passes. steamship
gra,.car from NewYOrs Sailed, steamship New-Orieans,
for New-lOrk.
FORTIGN FORTS
pr vvotTu Sent 5-lhe Hambure American line steam
shin timbria Brandt Nowl Ork Aug 20 for Hamburg
has arrived here. ,..u....
WovJILP sept 6-The Allan Limo steamship Ssrnatian
Arr from Quebec LIVERPOOL, arrived here to-day
QUEENSTOWN sept. 5-The White star Lao steamship
Battle, kidie from Newlors Aug 20, for LNeipoos "as
sgnallsd at $50 y. M. of CrOoAhayen 49, ,,, ...
IjyerpooL arrived here today AT LAO 4, IN.
DISASTER.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept Sine Syfnsy MOI OF July ~ re-
ports Of the ship Isabella rom Newcastle ior oh1
Kong with coal Sh BcllJna Reef On the g ot
JuyI seventeen Chinese were e on ooa WIN
boat The oucers and left boat. men rciained
island The captain. mate ami is OF Tue crew pu
for until tncy were picked up ny b. Ht
taken Bowen.
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CitiZel

on wednesday the scroll OF Dr. COLON In tho
Co0per Institute: teeth extracted without ANY pam
whatever. God bless Dr. COMO and Dr. SLoCtM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
TuroDoRE TILToy's LECTURE TOUR.

THEODORE LLNi ACSA'
PoRr JERvIs, Sept. 5.-Theodore Tilton will
begin his lecture tour this village "Wednesday sept 10,
after which he will lecture In Miidetogn, Negburgh,
FVushkeopsic, and Kingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

nt Pagan, who dodged behind tree and escaped injury
Shay then fed. but captured by Patroinan Cleary
of the Tenth Precinct with revolver stu Ia his hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

BUKNINN NVNHNb oNrfOVI' III
BLOOMSBURY. PENN.
BLo0MiBURG, Penn, Sept. 5.-The State
Normal School building at this place was destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon Tho loss Is about 100000;
insurance. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
AN AERONAUr DROWNED.

AN AERONAUr DROWNED.
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 5.-At the conclusion
OF circus performance given here yesterday hotair
balloon WAS sent up On descending. tho aeronaut wm
DOYLE Jumped when distance from the ground
and fell Ia a mill pond aud Was drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
NAVAL ORDERS.

pcrt to CO. II. W. Benham Corps q Engineers. ct Boston
Esss, for duty
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LATEST SHIP NEW5.
lFor other Ship Ne,rs see Third Paqe.l
AppfXRD


Steamship Egypt lBrl, Grogan. Liverpool Aug -, ana
Queenstown 2Gt with and pass TO r. w j. IfufsL
steamship r. Caland (Duch eides. Bottsriam Aug ~
with mdse. and pass. To FuDch Edge Co. - .
steamship City OF Waco Grecrnan Galveston Aug rs VIA
Key Sept l. .itl mdse and 10 {. w. Mallory CO.
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston sept With mdse
anc pass. Jas w. QniBfari & Co. 80
steamship Stenmann Brls), Lecbere Antwerp Aug IL,
and London lDii with mse and 10 Punch Edye Co.
Gearship old Dominion, walker Richmond. city Point and
Norfolk with mise and to Old dominion steamship Co.
steamship w. Elder. Rea Lewes Del, with mdss 70
Old dominion Steamship Co. - a.
seamsp Gaucus Bease. Boston. with mdse and pass 70
II. = DImOck =, M, So. ,o Ia. -,,,
Bar Mann (Ger. Deutseh, Bddeford 81 days in ta
Bar Camilla (er Rachmann, Bristol 50 days IN ballast
Big L. Hall of Boston,, Terry, CafdohsS ~ oaSS
BTtg Excelsior Mayor Of and days from Bermuda In bal
last. $1,000. .,,, On -. u,h oo,ar
Schr Nema, Look. ~ sw0rth. with lumber
Scir y. Berry, WinsOw Bang u, WITH Lumber.
schr Ellen Morrison Dodge. Portland, with lumber
Schr Viola Knowles. Whiting. Ne, with lumber.
schr Mary Susan, snow, Iockland, win line
Schr Monticello. Kennedy, R0cklaud, Win nne. 81.
schr NJ. W. Hopper, Gilman, Ferus1d'na ~ days Win
Self b. j. Hazard Rowland Georgetown. g. C., sdsva with
SER Melvin Roberts. Georgetown g c. Tags With nrvd
stOres. la, ,.,.,..
Scr Electric Norbery Jacksonville " days with Jumper
scI Epoch Moore, HesrO0t, GeorgetoHn, ID I.
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SCnOONfhs-hi
]. &. Beacham Baltimore.
Il. Fuller, Baltimore.
&. NJ. COnant, Maryland.
l.. Worden, Virginia.
Mary 4. Tyler. |ir-inia.
A. Jennings, Virginia.
4. Pierce. ' Virginia.
Catawsm's,k. Virginia.
W. A. Tow, Virginia.
s. ~. Jayne. Virginia.
J. Grant, Virginia.
Il. Rommel. Virginia.
4. W. II. white. Virginia.
+. Curtis, Virginia.
Wake, Georgetown, ID. G.
Crisis. GeorgetOSn, ID. q.
J.. Robinson, New-DeifOrd.
7. Diverty. Pawtuckei.
Connecticut, No~-LOldon.
l.. A. Benlett, Nov. London.
Cara RsnkiD. Boston.
X. {. Burbank, Virginia.
Mary Jane, hirg MIA.
Jonn Lentlal, Virginia.
El.e Bo,.ne. Virginia.
sloop Lfort, BIrch, Virginia.
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