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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-29
NEWS FROM. THE METROPOLIS
Ravarian volks Festival.

By American Press Association to the STAR,
New YORK, August 29.-The great
annual Bavarian Volks festival
commenced yesterday, at Jones'
Woods, and will last three days
The performances commenced with
procession OF the Bavarian
societies, which marched through a mum.
Der OF the streets, and then proce eded to
the Park, where speeches were made In
honor Of the occasion. The thousands g
OF Germans present enjoyed themselv 90
with dancing aud other amusements.
A Long "trip.
The United States man-of-war Moni.
tor arrived In this port to-day, after @
ten years. cruise, during which time she
has visited all our naval stations, aud
been f0f some time in Eastern waters.
ins HnS BE5Shsa ES y EefSqEaS EsyEsdS 'Ssfn'aisa at
Yellow Fever.
Some excitement was occasloned in
Brooklyn by q reported case of yellow
fever, d seaman of the tug Atlanta dy.
Ing yesterday after two days Illness
from tis dreaded disease. Medical au-
fAorities q fer as 70 the cause Of death.
lhe PROMISES III the meantime were dis
intected to prevent its spread.
Disappointed i'm Love.
The Coroner Investigated the case OF
Angealo polloggi, the soprano singer in
St. Cotunibi9s Ghufch, who committed
SUICIDE during Saturday night, by TAX
ing gne SRn esasa VS. difF am9sas in
n IN
ist op tle Steamer Ply@o9th Rock. Roc, Put but
her mother vehemently opposed the
union, and threatened TO iock her up
unless she discarded her lover.
'''- A Mad Steer
yesterday go: loose from herd after
landing at tie foot of East Ferry, Fourth
street, and dashing through the streets
fatally injured Mary Hughes. a servant,
BY tossing her IN the air.
He knocked down the body of the car
riage she was trundling containing 1T.
tie child OF W. A. Broxes, the we'll
known lawyer. The body, fortunately,
escaped without injury.
He then tossed boy, John Kinney. in
the air, breaking both his arms and final.
ly rushed into a carpenters shop where
he was shot.
Two Men of Sandy Bar.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Ameri.
can comedy drama entitled "Two Men
of Sandy Bar" written by Bret
Harte, was brought out at the Union.
square Theater last night, and is a sub.
ject of adverse criticism by the morning
papers. The Herald says the drama is
old, second.cass; 1t is without any
form. 1t is an absolute outrage upon
the intellectual population Of the coun-
try.
The World says its principal obvious
defects are defects of construction.
The plot Is ingenious. many oil the char.
ns..1 -s1 = - ~ s>::.s - -.t.SA -.ssA ~
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FROM THE POLITICAL WORLD
The Approaching Democratic Com

The Approaching Democratic Con.
VentiOM.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 29.-The
hotels, which were thinned out the last
few days, are filing up again.
A large number Of country delegates
TO the Convention are coming into town
by every train. The United States Ho.
tel will be the headquarters of the Anti
Tammany faction.
Daniel Magone, Chairman of the Dem
ocratlc State Committee, arrived at the
Congress yesterday, but departed for
Albany to see Governor Tilden.
Chief Justice Church says he will un.
der no consideration allow his name to
be used for the Governorship.
The st. Lawrence County delegation,
under the lead OF Daniel Magone, have
been instructed to vote for Hewitt tor
Governor. This is considered as sure
Indication that rilden has dropped Dors-
Senator Sherman he's had conference
with Ex-Governor Seymour, and OBJ
tained letter from him indorsing Dor
sheimer.
AAV 40 hOW ob Gho Saplbui luI tu0 puEs
pose Of showing it to Governor Tiiden
as a campaign document. Speculation
is very wild as to who will be the sue
cesstul candidate. New and exciting
developments are expected to-day.
All the Anti-Tammany men, with the
exception OF those from two districts,
have arrived at Congress Hall.
They are all remarkably sanguine as
to their recognition, and will accept
nothing less than equal representation
with Tammany. The prospects are
strongly favorable to their hopes.
Senator Bixby speaks in compliment
tary terms OF Potter. Hewitt seems to
be gaining strength.
CONCORD, N. H., August 29.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Republican
Convention have called convention to
nominate candidates for Electors to
meet here Monday, September 27.
The Convention will be followed by o
grand mass meeting.
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Baseball. .

BY American Press Association to the STAR
COLUMBUS. o., August 29.-Cincinnati
Red Stockings 8, Buckeyes 8, at the end
OF the tenth inning, yesterday. Dark
ness put an end to the game, which was
declared tie.
WHEELING, W. VA, August 29.-Louis-
Villes 8, Standard 8, yesterday.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 29.-Stars OF
Syracuse A, Bostons l, yesterday.
MAINEvILLR, o., August 29.-New-
berry, Clermont County, Club 35, Maine
vile 5, Saturday. The former club will
play the o. KS Of Pleasant Plains next
Saturday.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 29.-Cincin-
natl Junior Reds u, Memphis Blues 8,
yesterday.
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FLASHES.

The Sprague print works, of New
England, will commence work at
once.
President Grant has extended an inv!.
tation to Governor Hayes and wife to
spend few days with him at Long
Branch.
Several persons engaged in lynohing
Williams at Augusta, Ca, have been ar
rested and lodged in Jail, charged with
murder. 4.
W. F. slemmons, the present incum-
bent, has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Second District
OF Arkansas.
Two young men named Geo. and VIM.
Douglas were drowned while bathing
Sunday In the Merrimac River, some ten
miles from st. Louis.
Henry Meyer, while working In an ex-
oavati0h for new building in st. Louis
yesterday, was crushed to death by q
falling embankment, under which he
was digging.
A water-spout burst over the Humane
Establishment at st. PauPs Island on
the 18th inst. destroying five buildings
and killing one man. Two store-houses
and dwelling were much shattered.
John Ulrich, who escaped from the In-
sane Asylum at St. Louis, Satur day
last, went to his home Id that city,
whore he has a wife and slH children,
cut his throat with razor about noon
yesterday through fear that he would
be returned to the Asylum.
John Becker and ]. P. McGlendin got
into an aftercation last night, at Leaven.
worth. Kansas, and the latter was stabbed
eight times in the head and twice in
the side, one of the wounds penetrating
the lungs. He also had his Jaw broken
with club and now lies in critical
condition, and will probably die.
Private Dalzell telegraphs from Cald-
well, Ohio, that officers, last night, got
wind OF plot to blow up the town by
firing the twelve hundred pounds OF
powder brought there for the Soldiers
Reunion OF next week. A special meet
ing of the city council was called, and
the powder removed to distant wood.
There was great excitement, but the Of
feers have not been able to ferret out
the guilty parties.
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Singular Suicide of a Rejected
Lover.

From tho San Francisco Bulletin, August g. !
Paul Fischer, young German, who
had unsuccessfully paid his addresses
for some time past to the sister-in-law OF
the proprietor of lager beer saloon ON
the northwest corner OF Broadway and
Mason streets, committed suicide at
II: 80 O'Clock last night by blowing out
his brains. Fischer was a regular
habitue Of the saloon.
He was there last evening, as usual,
playing an ACCORDION, and manifested
no signs of mental alteration or de-
spondency. The young lady upon whom
he had wasted his affections occupied a
room in the second story of the building
in which the saloon is established, and
when she was about to retire for the
night, at the hour mentioned above, she
was startled to hear Fischer call out
from under the bed, in German, "yetz,
Katy, bin ich todt," "("Now, Katy am
dead,") which sudden announcement
was followed by the sharp report oil a
pistol shot.
When those who were In the building
respondeds to the screams of the girl
Fisehers p2ay was found underneath
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Murder-The Yacht Race.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Last night Pc.
ter Thelan, Of Arlington, shot Chas.
Mccoy, Of the same place, fatally. The
trouble grew out of an offensive epithet
applied by the deceased. The murderer
decamped, but hot pursuit is in prog
ress.
The owner of the yacht Ira, being dis
satisfied with the result of the recent
race, has been challenged by the owner
Of the Frolic to sail again for q purse Of
failed to respond. He is very abusive
of Capt. Nicholson, of Detroit, the ref
cree, whose decision did not suit him,
and will, if possible, prevent the trans-
fer OF the stakes.
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BOAaU OF PUBLIC WORakS.
Business Transacted by the RozaT@
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
three members present, and Mr.. BaterfN
the chair.
The bills of the contractors for stFeRs
repairs were received, and on motion the
ne-fitty-seeond part OF the amonnt was
ordered paid, amounting in ah 10
$2,541 At. ... ...L
Permission was granted j. Fl. Greuter,
Sec retary of the Water-works, to hapesa
suitable inclosure made in the W atey-
works Office for the books and docs1~
ments used for reference, at cost not to
exceed $50.
B. Fl. Moorman's petition for the ss-
tablishment OF the grade OF Fortnsan
street, between Mcmillan street anu
Forest avenue, was referred 70 the ksl!
glneer with power to establish saS9
grade.
Contracts for street repairs for the,
next i've years were awarded as tollowsG
Fourth District, John Klein bid $S9, ,o0oTi
Tenth District, Alex Scott bid $40. $50.
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The Joe Goss Eensfit.

The friends of Joe Goss have dstar-
mined to tender him complimentary
benefit previous to his set-to with TON
Allen. 1t Will take place at the Grand
Opera.house Saturday night next. Z
The programme embraces Jem Mace,
Billy Edwards, Barney Aaron, g0hpg,S
DWyer, Steve. Taylor, Jln 0usiok, aPa
sparring and glove fights; Miller and
Bauer, the Gr9co. Roman ChampioAss
sets-to by prominent Amateurs.
At the close Jem Mace ana Joe GDsB
will appear in ring costume.
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NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST
HOppers-CrOps, Etc.

| BY American Press Association to the STAR,
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, August 29.-The
grassboppers approached to within one
hundred miles west Of here. On Friday
they were working eastward, but they
disappeared on Saturday, going north.
west. They did but little damage while
| here, and remained at given point but
very few hours.
The corn has nearly matured. Croak-
ers are circulating rumors OF great de.
vastatlon by grasshoppers north Of here,
along the Atchison & n ebraska Railroad,
| and that they are rapidly moving south
ward; but these reports are not con.
| firmsd. ~
LINCOLN, NEB., August 29.-Grasshop-
pers have been here several days in
countless millions. The damage to
corn is about four per cent. The hoppers
appear to be laying eggs and are eating
very. little, coptining their ravages to
the leaves Of trees, cabbages, fender
sprouts, &o. The wheat crop In this
| section is immense, and the corn crop
Will be In keeping with 1t.
FLINT, MICH, August 29.-Great dam
age has been done in this section Of the
country and throughout Saginaw Val
ley, during the past two nights, by heavy
frost. The CORN crop in many places is
badly injured especially in low grounds.
The buckwheat crop ID almost an entire
loss. -
OMAHA, August 29.-Grasshoppers are
still very thick in this vicinity, and
doing great deal of damage to Vegeta-
bles and corn planted late.
Earthquake.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 29.-An
earthquake was felt at Fort Thompson,
Dakota, on Saturday night. Buildings
were considerably shaken. There were
two shocks within few minutes.
Company l, Eleventh y, 8. Infantry,
from Texas, in charge of Capt. Boweh,
passed through h0re yesterday on its
way west.
Bishop Whlpple and Rev. T. D. Hip-
sion. gr .
Tie Mountain Meadow Massacre
Trials.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, August 29.-Elliott
Wilder, one of the parties indicted in
1874 for participation in the Mountain
Meadow massacre, aud who has been
missing ever SINCE, was arrested at st.
George yesterday by the United States
<lrshal. -"
The trials Of John D. Lee and VIM. Fl.
Dame, the leaders of the great massacre
at Mountain Meadows in 1855, commence
at Beaver the first Mondayin septem-
ber. 1t Will be remembered that at the
trial last year the jury disagreed after
remaining out three days, standing nine
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acters are entertaining studies from q
life quite new TO the stage, but inexpe.
rience has prevented the author from
developing the acts as efeotually as
might be done.
The Tribune believes the popular ver-
dict Will reject the drama, both because
OF Its Ingredients and the crude manner
in which they have been combined.
The Times says the whole thing is q
nondescript from beginning to end, and
is mistake and failure, and that 1t is
very doubtful whether it will run its al.
lotted time OF five weeks.
A Challenge.
The Clipper to-day publishes chal-
lenge of John Fl. Clark, OF Philadel-
phis, to fight Billy Edwards, light
weight champion, for $500 aside,
With In four months from the time OF
signing articles, and within one hundred
miles OF either Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. Clark deposited 500 forfeit in the
hands OF the editor OF the Clipper.
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River News.


The river fell inches here In tho
| twenty-four hours ending at "A. A..
with feet Inches in the channel.
Special to the STAR:
PIrTsBURG, August 30 A, M.-RtReR
10 inches and falling. Weather hsxfx
Their. 90 deg. Wind west.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
freight literally to-day. She win ienSd
this evening for New Orleans. CaEt. .,
NJ. Vandsgrift commands, and Mr. J., u.
Fisher presides in the office. 2Aa
Trout from Ripley had fair trim, {n9
Guiding 81 hhds tobacco, % stands Of
grapes, 1876 beer kegs, 10 SACKS potatosk
800 feet flooring, 4,8l0 feet Lumber. BkS
returned at noon with U moderate srSp,
:. The Robert Mitchell arrived IaSS
night from New Orleans with fair trip
Of freight and people, She reshipped "a
Dayton, Ohio, by the c., II. 8 b. RaSI-
road, "a bales moss, and bales lnass to
Pi!t9tsburg on the Hudson. The 4itossa
ing The Telegraph will Iesva
for Pomeroy this evening". ., The Hos
tona will be the regular huntington
packet leaving this afternoon. The
Hudson will leave for Wheeling th1s
evening. The Ben. Branklin arrlvHl
this morning from Madison with faIf
trip. Her principal items were 90 head
stock, 46 brIs potatoes, hid tobaeso,
40 bales straw, 8 empty kegs, ID b1la
green hides, and 45 bales hay. She wl1t
return at her regular hour this alt9c-
noon :. Tbs United States will depays
for Louisville this evening. The Ash
LAND will follow the John L. Rhoads av
New Orleans. :. The Virgie Lee arrived
at Charleston last evening and ls3s
there this morning for Cincinnati
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS,
The Robert PEBBLES departed this
morning for Pomeroy with q tow eT
empty barges.
MISCELLANEOUS. .....
Joe Williams and Alex. Frazier VIA
pilot the john L. Rhoads to New O.
leans -. TAe Shannon went ON the docks
here last evening. She will o0n9e ID
next week U. 3. Marsha Thrau nQtJ-
fies people who have an Interest in tie
steamer j. n, Kerr that they must Gpsi
pear before the U. s. District Court aHd
show cause Why she SHOULD not ha SolI,S
by next Tuesday, 10 satisfy q claim 1T
VIM. Z. Small. i. The Local InsAsokotS
at Plttsburg will investigate the E0Aaa
lIsion between the FQntenelIe aNEH
the dredge-boat Ohio, which tccarTg&
at Deadman some days agu.y.
Steve Davis used to be . pilot on tlB'
Jas. Watts on the Muskingum Hlv&.
having been previously fatboaI piidf.
On his first trip up from Marietta tS
Gainesville he saw the lights Of Och.
yerse's salt works and thought it wasiR'
steamboat coming down. Ae blew bis
whistle for the right but received no an.
swer. He called the captaia and inasg.
nantIy informed hIm THAT that d-d boat
would rot answer his whistle, ana Af
tna gGed Ss sa %S %oRs lG Spqfs oP e rast
saId the captain. Steve thereupou osq-
cluded TO go to the larboard. Tbs boys
worried him for long time over 1hp
mistake by asking him why he did mt
persist in going to the right acrpas tkA
hills.
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Minor Mentions.
By American Press Association to the STA

By American Press Association to the STAR.
ocTaIs REsDS 81 BeFhs any A%gTs @ ns day senom nsm
mated Hon. Heister Clymer for Con-
gress.
WALooT, N. B., August 29.-A fire
broke out at 10 O'Clock last night in this
place, destroying six buildings, dwell
Ing houses.
HARTFORD CITY, August 29.-At an
early hour this morning the depot at
Burnside WAS robbed Of tickets and
money, and then burned.
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Beaten to Death.

By American Press ASSOCIATION to the STAR.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, August ga
bloody murder was committed last night
at Rosemount, Dakota County, in this
State A farmer named Thomas Gala
han was beaten to a jelly by a posse of
discharged harvest hands. Two have
been arrested on suspicion.
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FOREIGN.

VALUABLE PAINTING RECOVERED.
By American Press Association to the STAH.
LONDON. August 29.-The painting OF
the Duchess Of Devonshire, whicn was
stolen from Bond-street picture dealer
several months ago, has, it is reported,
been discovered In Vienna. There Is a
reward Of 500, 900 for It's recovery.
3st ACCIDENT. l.lls
The White sSag skss9ship G9Emspia
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l desire to say. in reply to an ipisA
enoe that can be drawn from statM,
ment made in another paper. that "a
Matthews, candidate for Clerk af FbA
Court, is and has always been an AaxfS
getie and effectual Worksr ID tA4 nakd%
cratic ranks. His efforts fol the bAffh
as far back as the Douglas campalS& HI
which be did yeoman setvice, are $Sx
known to all old Demoerats. !: N
ePEsscFesa4kA eE.ls, n aeks
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the bed, face downward, a bullet hole ip
his right temple aud a revolver clutched
in his right hand. Fischer was native
OF Wurtemburg, shoemaker by trade,
and aged about twenty-three years. He
left letter written In German addressed
to his lady love.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97X
4 acres, situated 1 4 miles from the railroad,
in Clermont County; ~ acres 10 corn, 5 acres
in potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture aud small crop. Farm in good ORDER
VIII sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any oae desiring it
to get good home. Address B. D. S., Star
office, s3O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd &jy2fw-tf
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Suicide.

By American Press Association to the STAB.
TRENTON, N. j., August 29.-Louis
Laudelback buried his wife last Sun.
day, and his only child died to-day. He
became very much depressed in spirits,
and last evening shot himself dead.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report: uH
Daniel Murray and Sadie Carter.
q. Moermond and Tona Vandenburg.
Gustav Mela and Louise Seeberger.
Ghas, Hepds aud Carrie Mertel&
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT-Tho & Parker, sue
n cessors to Spillard & Thomson, doing Dusi-
nrssln Ohio, plaintiffs, VS.. A. 7. Barnes, de-
fehdant. The defendant will take notice that
on August 81, 1876, said plaintiffs instituted
suit against him before John Ashby, J. p, Of
Harrison Township, Hamilton County, Ohio,
to recover the sum Of $36 04 on q book account,
and that attachment has been made. SAID
cause is set for hearing Saturday. October T.,
1876. MILTON SAFER,
August. 20, 1876. Atty for Plainjiffs.
au29-3tTu
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Circassian In the Mersey River, and her
gear was somewhat damaged. No one
was injured, though the accident caused
considerable alarm among the passen-
gers,
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, s9th. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n. the U. s. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
LifSsiSsssSE fkssa LYTLE, Ben. NJ. Merrieees, Mas
HszzsasaaA1A ter. Freight received at all hours
on Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. r. NJ.
Wade, Superintendent.
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For CarrOlitOn.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
~ = BANNOCK CITY, ]. W. Kirby,
LWfssa Master. Apply on board, or to w.
HhSiaaaiaAfz p Walker, ~ Walnut street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling,

TUESDAY, 29th, at 5 p. M. POSITIVELY,
~ n HUDSON. W. M. List, Master. Ap-
ply on board, or to Matt. Mcclure,
zs4kssasAezJ. q. Dorman & Co., Agents.
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For New Orleans.

TUESDAY, 29Gh, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ AJNO. L. RHOADS. j. M. Wander
griit, Master. Apply on board, or
Ha1sa'zsS to Royse 4 Mosset, j. s. Robinson,
Agents.
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wANTHD---s1T

s1 or HJale!s xSSS xD6oHRr q
R Aupy styfsH R&-&F
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For Evansville.

WEDNESDAY, sOth, 5.P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
H.y ~ the GLASGOW, Thos. Boluss, Mas
s4t&I ter. Apply on board, or to j. q.
as'sE'''asda4 Dorman & Co., Agents, No. Main
street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

SCHOOL BOOKS (OLD AND NEW,
Bought, sold aud exchanged, at the School
Book Depot, SO L. Fifth street, between Main
and Sycamore. au29-St
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 10Th. at a P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
ess n. the C.& O.R.R.Packet BOsTONA,I.
$#AAsta&4ssii55 Bryson, Master Freight received
Es1sisii;sassz at all hours on Wharf-boat foot Of
Broadway. w. Honshell, Superintendent.
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For Memphis.

WEDN EsDAY, SOth. at PM. POSITIVELY.
~ r. CONS. MILLAR, Sterling McIn-
LssasssAHT LsssEAHT tyre, Master. Apply ON board, or
- $50 TO Royse u Mosset, Agents on New
Orleans Wharfboat
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For CarrOlltOn. .

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
M% h LOUIS A. SHERLEY, Samuel Hill
L6$sss dreth, Master Apply on poar1 or
ssSs'tsa'zadA to Z. W. Gorrlnge, Agent 20 Vine
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For ChiIO.
DAILY. at 4P. NJ.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
~ n CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, Samuel
IJfSses Morgan, Master. Freight received
a1sialszaaA-za at all hours on Wharf boat, foot
Of Walnut street
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For New Orleans,

WEDNESDAY, Both, ats P. M, POSITIVELY
Ws% H. ASHLAND. w. Ii. Kyle, Master
lEsssSA Apply on board, or to Royse s. Mos
set, Agents
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For ROrnArOY.

THIS DAY, goth, at 8 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n, the TELEGRAPH, E. S. Morgan,
L;6SssA$Ss{Ss Master. Freight received at all
Hasa%hIsasa<& hours ON Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. W. Honsheli, Superintendent