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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
LATEST LOCAL.

JUDGE CALDWELL has for some days
been confined TO his home by sickness.
CHAs. L. DUNAwAY, real estate agent,
has made an assignment to II. L. Brad
street.
Mr.. THEODORE STANwooD. Cashier OF
the First National Bank, returned from
his trip to the East last evening.
SoVEREIGNs OF INDUSTRY meet this
evening at the Heyl Hall, corner of Free
man and Sixth streets, at 1880 O'Clock.
ALBERT MEYERS has been arrested on
suspicion Of being implicated in the re-
cent Montagnier burglary, at 365 George
street, and will be examined on the 11th.
G. GIEsTING e. Co., dealers in shoes
and leather findings at 81 West Filth
street, have made an assignment for The
benefit Of their creditors to William +.
Hart.
THE Citizens Executive COMMITTEES
of the Southern Railroad desire us to
state that business men who have not
received circulars will be supplied by
sending their address to the headquar-
ters of the Committee, 81 West Third
street.
THE examination OF Mrs. Mahala
Brown, Matte Brown, Edward Tebbs
| and WIN. N. Scott, held on suspicion or
the murder Of Jake Allen, OF Turkey
Bottom, will take place in the Police
Court on the 18th--their bail reduced to
| 81, 600 each.
| Il. 6. PENDERY, a painter living on
| West Fourth street, was accused OF
forging the name of his brother, DIR. W.
&. Pendery, to an order for store, Oh
ii. G. Gustetter, of No. 407 West Fifth
street. DR.. Pendery refused to prose-
cute the prisoner, and he was dismissed.
SHELDON L. FRAZIER, assignee in
bankruptcy OF Block, Lehman & Co.,
! brought bill of complaint against
! Moses Bloom, alleging that defendant
: bankrupts. The plaintiff in the United
States District Court asks that the
defendant be required to account for the
property and be prevented from making
a transfer.
| JOSEPHINE DANIELS, pretty little
servant girl living at the house Of Mrs.
Julia Weller, on Elizabeth street, be.
tween Central avenue and Jonn street,
has been arrested on q warrant, charg-
ing her with the larceny OF pair Of
slippers from girl while at Jefferson
Hall recently. Miss Daniels not only
proved where she bought the slippers,
but showed to the satisfaction of the
Court that she did not even attend tho
ball. Case dismissed.
BENJAMIN FREEMAN, a colored white.
washer, was working at his trade in the
house OF Mrs. E. Cowell, of Ninth street
between Mound aud Cutter this morning,
and seeing pocket-book containing $8 IN
gold and about $9 in currency laying on
the mante.piece he "froze" to it and then
hurried up to get away. Officer McGarr
however, being notified by Mrs. Cowell,
stepped in and arrested Freeman, and
took him in custody. He now ornaments
a cell in the Ninth-street Station-house.
rhe money was found on him and re-
turned to the owner.
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War went to his moral death. The
guilty pair are now in very much the
same condition as that of Adam and
Eve, driven out of their Eden. A stain
is upon them that can never be removed,
and wherever they may wander their
crime will follow them. 1t matters
little, SO far as punishment is con-
cerned, whether the Secretary be im-
peached by Congress or not. 1t matters
little whether he be imprisoned or not.
He carries his punishment with him
like the Ancient Mariner. His soldiers
record has been honorable, but IL can
avail him nothing now. Her bewitching
beauty and brilliancy, her diamonds,
laces and yelvets make no amends for
her grievous fault. 1t is sad picture
OF woman's silly vanity and of q man's
moral weakness. 1t would be more
cheerful one if we could only be con-
yinced that we should see no more like
them. But there are other silly, thought
less, vain women who will stop at no
desire that will yield them the oppor-
tunity oil gratifying their love Of show.
There are other weak, susceptible, irres-
olute men who will not hesitate to graft
fy them even at the risk Of wrecking
themselves for lite. The ruin Of this
guilty pair is terrible warning. VIII
its lesson be in yafnp
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BY American Press Association TO the STAR.
BosToN, March 10.--A large fire broke
out on Dock Square last evening and de-
stroyed two blocks and considerable
stock, the whole loss amounting to
$4,000. A serious conflagration was
averted only by the desperate eXertions
Of the firemcn. The origin OF the fire
was in the fourth story Of No. 20, 0ccu-
pied by Lappen & Co., wood and willow
ware; loss, ON the stock, $4,000. The
flames spread to the adjoining buildings.
The old Bite Tavern was burned and
various neighboriug stores were dam.
aged by the fire and water.
DETROIT, March 10.-The Beard ant
Farnham mills, at Nelson, burned last
night. Loss about $4,000; insurance
S. 600
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Again Respited.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, March 1O.-John Nolan,
convicted OF the murder of James Ii.
Noe, and sentenced to be hung on the
oath instant, has been respited by Gov
Tilden until the 14th of April to give the
Court Of Appeals an opportunity to heai
the case. A. Oakley Hall will argue the
case before the Court in behalf OF Nolan
ON the oath instant.
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Railroad and Criminal Matters,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST.. LOUIS, March 10.-The Board Of
Directors of the st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Railroad reelected d. W.
Lewis, jr., President; Jas. f. Howe,
Vice President and Secretary; Charles
Taausig, ST., Treasurer; D. b. Howard,
Auditor; Colonel Wells H. Blodgett,
Attorney.
An elderly lady named Mrs. l.. A.
Storg died suddenly at the Olive-street
was found a pass to New York. The
body was taken charge Of by an under
taker.
Moore, the murderer Of Mabel Hall, is
still alive and better. His physicians
express hopes of his ultimate recovery.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, March 10.-A special tc
the Post from Washington says that in.
vestigations, which have been worked
up cautiously and quietly, have resulted
in unearthing some startling evidence OF
corruption ON the part OF three Demo-
Gratis Of national reputation, and prob
ably other names are withheld, but the
exposure will be made in O short time
and will create greater sensation than
Belknaps case.
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LAST EDITION.
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
MR.. PENDLET0N AND THE KENTUCKY
CENTRAL CLAIM.
Our Revenue System and Its Defects.

BY American Hess Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-In the Com
mittee on Expenditures Of the War De-
partment yesterday afternoon, Clymer
called attention to the fact that In spite
Of his denial the New York Herald had
reiterated what 1t asserted in relation to
ap in.ssrylsM ., several iptsEyievs be-
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mail, going north, on the Pennsylvania
Central, this morning, ran into pile OF
rocks near Georgetown, smashing the
engine and the mail and baggage cars.
The engineer was badly injured, and
what hurt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10
FORTY.FOURTH CoNGREss--lst SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, March 9.-The resolu-
tion instructing the Committee on FL
nance to inquire and report what legis-
lation may be necessary to secure econ
omy and certainty in the collection Of
internal revenue, and to prevent the oc-
eurrence of official frauds in that branch
of the public service, was called up, and
was the occasion Of long and violent
debate, and no action was taken upon
it. No business was transacted during
the day. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
A bill was passed allowing the
sender of third-class mail matter to
write on the outer wrapper his name and
the articles seut. A resolution was
adopted directing the Committee on For.
eign Affairs to inquire into the case OF
Edward Condon, citizen of the United
States, now undergoing penal servitude
in an English prison, and whether OF not
his case comes under the laws for the
protection of naturalized citizens. A
set of resolutions was presented to de-
termine the limits of Jurisdiction over
high crimes and misdemeanors IN civil
affairs OF the Government. Adjourned.
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FOR RDNT--RooMs.

LsOR RENT--H00M = Furnished. with OF
I without board, at 2l5 ". Fourth street.
mh1-8t
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
PARDON FOR Won ARNIM.
BERLIN, March 10.-The Emperor re-
fused an appeal for the pardon of Count
Won Arnim.
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BY q. w. CowAN Atty.
mhI0-3tF

nj Office. = Frances r. Tinker, plaintiff,
in against Wilford I'll. Tinker, defendant.
No. O07.-Hamilton County, Ohio, Court OF
Common Pleas-Wilford II. Tinker, whose
He'd that Frances r. Tinker did, on the 7th DAY
OF January. A. ID. 1876. file her petition in the
eflice OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Hamil-
ton and State OF Ohio. charging the said
Wilford H. Tinker with gross neglect OF
duty during the three years last, preceding
the filing of her petition herein. and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Will
ford II. Tinker, that the marriage relation ex-
listing between them may be dissolved and
held ior naught, and for such other relief as
she may be entitled to. which petition will
stand for hearing on and after the 29Ih day Of
April. 1876.
Dated this 10th day OF March. A. D., 1876.
FRANCES Il. TINKER
BY G. W. C0wAN, her Attorney.
, mhl0-6tF
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TOR RENT--ROQ MS--Completcl furnished
- TOR housekeeping for man aud wife; also
tloepine ,ooms for single gentlemen, at 22l ".
}{f)h street, .Ms.e- mh14sat
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LADY sTANLEY's FUNERAL,

LONDON, March 10.-The funeral OF
Lady Stanley took place yesterday at
W estminster Abbey. Queen Victoria,
Princess Beatrice and the Marchioness
Of Lorne were present. Dean Stanley
performed the burial service.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10

PARIS, March 10.-The following is an
nounced as the new Cabinet: Dufaure,
Justice; Ricard Waddington, Public
Instruction; christopher, Public Works !;
bort, Commerce.; Admiral Fourichon,
Marine; Leon Say, Finance; Gen. Cis-
sey, Minister OF War; Due Decazes, For
eiVn Affaira
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TNOR SALE-BAKERY-Con and
T ice cream depot, ia a city only 80 miles
from Cincinnati For particulars apply at Be-
Wis House. mh1U-2t
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L,oR SALE-DRUG SroRE-One Of the
Il bet paying drug stores In Cleveland, Ohio;
price 10, 500; good reason for selling; no traders
need apply. Address Post Office Drawer AZ,
Cleveland, 0. mhl0-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-10

MTANTED-PARTNE ith s., 900 to $5,-
xv Oo9' In nrst-ciass Woolen mill In Indiana,
good custom trade; sells all the goods mill
makes at home; run about ten years; reason
for selling, on account of death of former pro-
prietor. Address b. H. FLODDER, Olden-
burg, Franklin County, Ind. mhl0,4t
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amount of $700. The men were arrested
on train at Fremont and all the stolen
property recovered.
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NOR ALE-REvOLvER-A fine seven-
I shot, ~ caliber, pearl handle; cell very
cheap. Address e p. H., p. o. Box 92, Sid
ney, o. mh7-4t
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EN0R SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
T. SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. p. c., Box .,
city. ja3-tf ,d&w
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-COUNTER-Ten feet long, in
II good condition. win be sold cheap. Ap-
ply at 107 West Fifth street. ja3-if
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XKTANTED--DOG - Newfoundland, large:
w must not be over one year old, and cheap.
Address S. S. GEORGE, Coalton, Boyd County,
Kentucky. mhl0-3t
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TyoK RENT ~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE =
~ beautiful location, within miles OF Gin
sinnati. on the Ohio River, and five minutes
walk from South Bend station, l., Z. n l.. II. r.
ALSO " n acre fam, with all necessary im-
prsvements, good soil and fruit trees, aud
blenty of GOOD water. For particulars ad-
hrcss, 20. Nj. TnAUTMANN, South Bend,
hamilton County. Ohio. mh9-2t
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NOTICE.

r EGAL-State of Ohio, Hamilton County,
LS SIS. Court of Common Pleas. No. 4S 007-
Frances r. Tinker VS.. Wilford II. Tinker. To
Wilford II. Tinker, greeting: You are hereby
notified that the said Francis X. Tinker will
proceed to take the deposition of witnesses in
the above designated action - a. IT., the office OF
III the City of New York, County and State OF
New York, on Tuesday, the 11th day Of April,
A.D., 1876, between the hours Of ~ O'Clock A.
N. and r. NJ. with authority to adjourn from
day to day until all such depositions shall have
been taken.
!. Dated this 10th day Of March, 1876.
FRANCES q. TINKER.
Bye. w. CowAN Atty.
mhJ0-3tF
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VNTANTED - CANvASSERS - Lady can
w vassers in every county and city to sci l
La Fonte's Basque Fitting Corset. Address,
for particulars, INDIANAPOLIS CORSET
COMPANY, Indianapolis Ind mh6-6t+
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MwANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
A% MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-n
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NTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By girl in pri-
w vate'family as seamstress; is good ma
chinist, and willing to assist with chamber
reference. liz Baum street. mh10-3t
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VXTANTED-PARTNE engage in iron
w business; furnace and machinery COM
plete; inexhaustible quantities OF rich ore.
Address j. n. WARD, HenryyIlle Tenn.
.mh10-4t
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XNT ANTED : SITUATION by young,
w we'll educated German, only short time
in the country, with best Of city references.
Will accept OF anything to make an honest
living. Address A. M. No. rs, this office.
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VNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly of TIA Race street, are located
at the "Sun Saloon, % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night fe4-2m
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XKTANTED-EvERY TO KNOW
w The SEN NATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and NIGHT; choice wines, liquors and
cigars: give us call; 260 Central avenue.
G. SMITH, Proprietor fe7-1m
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VNTANTED-TO EXCHANGE-Improved
| w leasehold property for Indiana land or
vacant ground in city. Apply on the premises,
| 7l0 Central avenue. mh7 At
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ADVERTISE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid for
w watches, diamonds, old gold and silver
A. A. EYSTER, $40 w. Fifth. mh10-3t*
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Observation-Disclosures a. feet high,
w cheap. Address, giving size, price and
style OF frame, JOHN RANDOLPH, Mays
vile, KY. mh7-4t
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r OST--POCKET- BOOK With SIS, on Mt.
Il Auburn cars or in making changes; IS re-
ward il left at ATTLESEY, 32l Vine street.
mhl0-2t
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VNTANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
Wv can get your corns, buulons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. III. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggeres barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, KY. de14-1y
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FOR RENT.

ESOR RENT HOUSE - In West End; 8
I rooms; 'front.' side and rear yards gas and
water; pleasant location. Apply at 3S4 Clark
Btreet. mhi0-3t
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VNTANTED--150 MEN-For the Black Hills
wv Expedition, BUFFALO SAM, Guide.
For information inquire at JOSEPH Blu RK-
HARDT'S, l02 Plum street. mh2-1m
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XETANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
| w CAVAGNA & Son have a new lot Of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also splendid line Of Groceries. jy26-tf
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FOUND.

EOUND--DOG-On Mt. Auburn, near Wild
C ows' Home Call on J. A., Star Office, from
8 to p. NJ. 1t
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TSOR RENT-HOUSE--Of 8 rooms. all in
il good order, stable and cistern, X acre OF
"a ound, shrubs. &c., situated on Hamilton
Pike, between College Hill and Cumminsville.
Epply to L. ROBINSON, Elnore street, Cum
ninsyille. mhl0-4t
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GENERAL BoYNToN THE MAN.

WASHINGTON, March 10--Mr. Nord-
hoff, OF the New York Herald, was ex-
amlned this morning by the Committee
Oh War Department Expenditures, and
gave General Boynton, OF Cincinnati, as
the author OF his statements regarding
the charges against Clymer and Pendle-
ton.
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NrED---sITUATIoNs.

w STU ATION--As coffee roast
w or: three years experience. Call or ad-
dress L. w. MORRISON, 32s w Third street
mh7-4t
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L>OR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land !;
Il good spring on same; in thickiy settled
county -seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this ofiice. jy14-tf
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
Il WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF 6s acres, ls miles from the city. on a
railroad. Address H., this office. ja2S-tf
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w man as compositor in some country
printing Office. Address, stating terms II. j.
NEW ELL, 270L Seventh street. mh10-3t
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VETANTED-SITUAT drive dray,
w wagon, bus, or pcddlers' wagon, in the
city or country. Speaks German and English.
Good reference. Address w. &. W., G2l West
Front street, for 10 days.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16

RAILWAYS IN rHF UNITED STATES. On
the first day Of January, 1875 there were
the following number 81 miles 81 rall-
way III. each of the States and Terrific
ties Alabama 1856 miles. Arkansas NV,
California 1851, Colorado Territory bso,
Connecticut g27, Dakota Territory w.
Delnware 25I, Florida 49e. Georgia 2S19,
TIlinojl G742. Indiana 1916, Indian Terri
tory 9tO. Town J7G7. Kansas 2O40, ken-
tucky 1sgO. Louisiana $50, Maine ge4,
Massachusetts t765, Marylnnd anu LIE. lbs
trict or Columbia 977, Michigan sz!5,
Minnesota 1910. Mississippi 1919, Mis-
souri, 3D3G. Nebraska 1920, Nevada 62a,
Nav HAMPSHIRE gl5, New Jersey l3zy.
Nav York 5442, North Carolina. 1346.
ohio 44s3. Oregon 3O8,. Pennsylvanla
sos. Rhode Island 40. South carolina
ia7o' Tennessee 1886, Texas 1896, Utah
Territory 5O4, Vermont 100, Virginia 1913,
Washington Territory III, West virginia
5gG. Wisconsin 23lG, Wyoming 45O. Total
number Of miles in the United States
and Territories, 1888, opened IN 1874,
1919, in 1873. 1898 in 1872, 734o miles,
E,rh0nge.
From this statement It will be seen
that Pennsylvania stands foremost on
the list. possessing 46G more miles oil
railway than any other Of the States
and that Washington Territory stands
lowest. having railroads to the extont OF
only III miles.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16
By Railroad 10.

Ky Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Son ga hhds sugar = Brugier--2s do = Fried
ham-aa Ail o Riehar q s'pa +
May-ias Meyer Wejs &eo,,las Walden. M"y l
scherck Il Autey .,-os John r Hsrdie deo@as
rayne. Kennedy &co 81, J Y 9 Cromwell r ca
Hamilton h Powell. j b Wolfe Aco~2sa 1
Harris Me9 r,n M Mnmb2 nlak'n9r1 ~ sro
fhslps Srf2nh ns2'1 As@n i2se
Newman W rren Atkinson &co--1 so
Thomas &eg--li II Flower &eo-loC 4 Walmsley
March Ben. Gersen Z Bussey &e2,--5 Meyer.
Beadles. Wood &co-s p = Wallace &co..S Aiken
al W WhiteI@s John LNobIe--2 Prestidge,
Graham %eon1 Fl 2a LOWS % co. yaIo sGson
cotton.
Fob is s bbls rice Brooks Rice Mill sack
4 MiIls~,.as pcs mont Flash 4 polaen --i.ia DO
nsrs9T SKIS br nh sks
Frowenfeld 4 rfelfor car stock ) L sntherlin
wood e G nha hb %es 1ooaGs s gse
Ieoreo Murna es 6 sa alsoho Marinon nso
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ware Navra h Offner pkgs mdse J Levy aco-
do = Boyd-y2 do Simon II Kohn-ss do Page A.
NJ do M " YAH yssa do 70
Barnett- = do NJ Could do II Roger !sco !
do ! Martinez-1 dol hdams--2s do IfoT-
Ginnis-" do Garthwaie. Lewis K Miller do
NEW NEW Orleans i1 AND MOBILE RAILROAD
3p5 bales cotton Hunger. Fatman &co---22 John
n Sf5uG~fZ DrHeC@t Mpltglpf. SuGW1np "
Yioett-t2 Bakemore Bro &co-t Il r Bnckner
h Bro.-sJ. " White-o Lehman, abraham &co
POWELL Britton. Moore h Coleman-17 hides q
bags wool bag wax Hay Mehle1ao bdls hides
G Adler-s bxs mdse Brunsmade-9 do La
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sss% Hsn sss 5 aa se aamacz zS4 sxs
! hxs cotton seed II 0asnett.. bale donestics
81 g9 q na;,a bdls Paper, Reed ot.erhopp2
70 m 95Sf S H XII ' TGxh ps4'
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n Wogan-2 do u hbls molasses Clapp Bros &co
.12 do Adams Nel-7 do Beraud h Gibert-I
bale cotton John ChafYe n Sops---23 Capp Bros
Violet 81 w Burtridge Aco--1 Beraud &c fiiber
. a Tertrou-3 Beer-6 W II Letchford kco-
DO Horter. Peterson h Fenner--2 bbls sugar II
Hare-4 bales moss l. Sehommer-Tnta ia bales
cotton 80 hhds sugar 2 bbls do II bhls molassee
Per steamship Whitney. from Galvest0n--10
bales hides 100 bales cotton A Whitney 6ro-IM
Kirkpatrick II Kcitii-1oo II T Buckner n Bro-si
] W Bnrbridge Aeo--27 Jno T Hardie Geo-e q
w Sentell leo 2 John Phelps too Richard
&co-ia9 head cattle 9 Mehle &co- Total 4s4 bales
cotton. ~