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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11
wOa0 C0al .! WOed
On and after tise 10th inst, the unde

Leave orders at No. 81 Eighth street,
and they will receive prompt attention.
Coal and wood delivered to any part OF
tie city. [2-22-lm.l F. NJ. WARD.
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JET Brown has taken charge OF the
barber shop on Eighth street, near Wash.
ingtOn avenue. lately kept by Daniel
Lampert. jeff is a good barber. and So
lIcits share Of patronage. Give him a
call and satisfy yourself. II
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Notice..

We will pay no bills for goods or mer-
,ehandise purchased for the BULLETIN
by any OF the employees, unless the pur-
chase is made on a written order signed
by the president or secretary of the COM
E-ny. CAIRO BULLETIN Co.
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Smokers are happy again, because
Sam Ullman is back again. and has
brought fresh supply OF those excellent
8 cent cigars. -E 2-2-lm
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Mr.. Edwin Corlis OF Metropolis. was
at the st. Charles hotel yesterday.
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The passenger train on the Cairo ant
St. Louis railroad now leaves Cairo al
$50 am.
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Must he Sold Out.
Until March 9th, will sell my stock OF
glass and queensware
AT ACTUAL COST.
Ii the stock Is net all sold at the date
above stated the remainder will be sold
at auction. My object IN closing out
this class of goods is to make room for
large stock of groceries and produce.
Sale positive. Call and examine goods.
w. TRIGG,
2-23-tt. No. 13S Washington avenue.
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Mr.. A. j. Neisbit, OF Jonesboro, was
In town yesterday. aud registered at the
st. Charles hotel.
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2 I.yox's KATnNROS makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ns snt or turning gray. II has stood
Ahe tsz a. 20 years. Is .charmiagiy per-
<uu,etlsana has no rival.
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ELOCUTi0NIsT's JOURNAL gives cho,c-
~ est STANDARD and new ieces for pr0iession-
q 4, and amateyr reader. and speakers, school ex-
n mn ana nsgsstiag articles on sppIopIi-
size, ~ cents, Of any new sdesler or By mail.
JESSE HAKEYA co. > lis Nassau si ~ Y
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The city council will meet in regular
session OH Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. +. We'll is selling her household
furniture at private sale. IS Tenth street.
Blow
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koehler Bros, butchers, corner OF
Eighth street and Washington avenue,
are now selling choice smoked hams,
shoulders and breakfast bacon, bologne
sausage and pudding at retail at whole
sale prices. There is no deception in this
assertion. They mean just what they
say, and ask an opportunity to proye it,.
Call on them. 3.4-1w
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Mississippi Central II. %.
CHANGE OF TINE SUNDAY, MARCH tth, Is,..
Trains leave Cairo
New Orleans Fast Express lis am.
Mail T:30 am.
Arrive at Cairo.
Express at 100 p. m.
Mail at 1000 DIN.
All trains arrive and depart daily.
BE-. BLUE. ~g J. IL. JONES,
Agent. Ticket Agent
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a. Black Of tho city shoe store Is
steadily receiving in large quantities his
spring stock OF shoes, and promises bet
ter inducements to the merchants of the
vicinity for the purchase Of their spring
goods than heretofore.
All e asks is that home patronage be
accorded him. ~ a Isl II fa
40 commercial avenue. ss-lw.
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Real Estate Agencies.

81. J. HowLEY-Real Estate Agent. buys
aud sells real estate. collects rents, pays taxes
for nou residents etc. Commercial avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
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There will he services at all the princi-
pie churches to-day. &&
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Mr.. Max Roller has collected a great
variety of geological and mineral speci-
mems. rare coins, prehistoric American
pottery, Indian relics, and other curiosi-
ties, the whole making the nucleus of A
Museum Of value. The pottery is really
unique, and numbers among its pieces
the finest kind Of specimens. All this
collection Roller has accumulated within
year by Industry, and has classifie it
with much skill. 1t is worth looking at
and may be seen in one OF the rooms for
merly occupied by the Sun Office, above
Antrim's, provided Max will let you in
and he will If he is in good humor, and
you will ask him to do you this great
favor. 7
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Prominent among the guests at the st.
Charles yesterday were DIR. John s..
Moore, st. Louis Col. s. Il. Bryan,
Chicago; G. A. Beck, Centrala j. Stat
ford, Quincy A. j. Neisbit, Jonesboro (;
Col. w. w. Gates, La Grange, Tenn;
j. B. Bruner, Metropolis H. @. Mitch
ell, Chicago; w. Il. Williams, Pittsburg ;
Geo. j. G. Grady, Detroit; Robt Levy,
st. Louis; j. M. Apperson, New Or.
leans; e. G. Smith, Morrison Edwin
Corlis, Metropolis; j. ID. Haskell. Bos-
ton; J. G. Wheeler, St. Louis; j. Nc.
Nulty, Fl. Dodge : w. d. Sanders, jack
sonvllle; E. Beck, Sedalia, Mo-; j. C.
Rea, Nashville; G.. f. Wilson, New
York.
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d. JAMES,
Hospital,
CORNER

CORNER
WasbingtOn
y ll0 Tn mklim
stIrss,sfninOis.
Chartered by the
State Of Illinois
for TIN express
purpose OF giving
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lido % Sam Ull.nsp for flne liquors
all kipSs. Meas new building, Eighth
atreet.z, so.q a 2-22-lm
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"rhe Young Peoples Society" wall
give an entertainment; at the Pesbyteria
church on Monday evening, March 18th,
1877. The entertainment will consist of
q lecture by the Rev. B.. Y. George, vo-
cal and instrumental music, reading,
Rotations, etc. The procecdsof the en-
tertainment will be devoted to the rednc-
ton of the church debt. All are invited.
Admission, % cents. 3.S 81
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Fine Restdenee for Sale or Rent.
The very desirable property known as
the aubrey property" corner OF HOl-
brook avenue and Twenty-second street.
For sale or rent on easy terms. Apply
to SOFT. B. r. BLAKE.
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RATES OF ADVERTISE No.


I1.An bills for advertising, are due and pay
able In ADVANCE
Transient advertising will lie inserted ut the
rate OF 81 W per square for the fret insertion
and 80 cents for each subsequent one A liberal
Discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90 Notice Of
meeting of societies or secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society. Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
50 cents and no advertisement will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES
OF one square g lines space) or more. in
serted In the BULLETIN AZ follows: LESS
than one square counted as square,
One insertion per square. 80
Two Insertions per square--.-........ 10
Three insertions per square......-.... 90
Six insertions per sqpare........-".. IS
Two weeks per square %
Ono month per square-...-...-....... 80
Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time. -.-
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Gentlemen and boys DESTROYS OF neat,
tasty and fashionable foot wea-. shouid
call and examine Blacks new spring
stock of hand and machine made Boots,
Congress and Alexes Caters. New
styles. New prices. Great bargains
40 Commercial avenue. 3-s-lw
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For City Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce james W
Stewart as n candidate FOR reelection to the Of
Gee OF City Clerk at the approaching charter
election. ID
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q 9TH
See notice OF lost posketbook.
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just received at d. Hartman's queens
ware store, the largest and finest assort-
ment of toilet and laundry soaps that
has been brought to this city for some
time. The following are some few of
the we'll known brands. Mammoth
Bath, Boquet, Honey and Glycerine, White
Rose, Dat Meal, Moss Rose. Elder Flower,
Turtle Oil, Gilletts Laundry CASTLE, &c, t,
&c.. Also fine assortment of Feather
Busters and Feather window-B Brushes.
Parties will find it to their interest to call
and examine my stock of soaps and
busters, as mean to sell the above goods
for less than any other house In Cairo.
3-2-lw ra SOY.
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rturs byRAs. B. Y. eeoree .acf

which there will be music, reading. reel.
tatlons, etc. The proceedsoi the enter
tainment will go toward the reduction Of
the church debt. Admission has been
fixed attwenty.ilve cents. The public
IL invited.
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WAN DrpAarMKNr. RIvts Report,
March 10, 1877.
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The "Young Peoples Society" VIII
give an entertainment In the Psesbyte.
rian church on Monday syening., The
leading feature OF the evening VIII be a
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CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1877.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TO CANDIDATES.

VO lAN III Dh kSs
NO amnOuneement Will be inserted
in the Bulletin unless the money ac-
com paA1es the same. This rule .fs
impc rntive. RATES Announce
ments Tor city Offices, 81 (; Alderman.
81
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County court for criminal and law
business, Judge Bross presiding, will
convene tomorrow morning.
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DR.. Jocelyn, has had several years ex-
pcriencc in dentistry in st. Louis, and is
competent Of treating the most difficult
cases OF all kinds. All work warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or no charge
will be made. Prices low, 10 suit the
times. TO anyone desiring dentistry done
1t will be.to their advantage to call upon
DIR. W. Z. Jocelyn. Office on Eighth
street, between Washington and Com
mercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois. Soft
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The excellent address OF Mrs. Ii. H.
Candee, president of the Women's Club
and Library Association, published by
US this morning, will be read with inter-
est. 1t is well.written paper, full of
good sense and timely suggestions.
Mrs. Georges poems will attract alton
ton. They have in them much of the
true poetic fire. In our opinion they are
OF rare merit, and would be ornaments
to the pages Of the most prctentious liter.
airy periodicals Of the day. We regret
that Mrs. Hudson would not permit the
publication OF her essay, which was lis
tened to with pleasure by Ill who were
present at the opening of the library.
Mrs. Goss' greeting, prepared for the
opening, was not read on that occasion,
but will be this morning with much in
tercst and pleasure by our readers.
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The last issue of the Hotel World, pub
lished at Chicago, contains the following
complimentary notice of the st. Charles
hotel in this city, "Mr. Egnew, the
new proprietor, has wrought revolu.
ton in this wcll-known hotel. Since he
entered into possession Of the house he
has renovated, repainted and papered the
entire house, and refurnished a large
number OF itsrooms. Everything about
the house is neat, tasty and attractive.
Good discipline pervades the whole es-
Enlistment. The menu is good and
guests are well served and cared for, and
more than this no one can expect or de-
sire. The st. Charles is unquestionably
the best hotel in that section of the coun.
try, and we advise all to give mine host
Egnew a CALL"
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Mr. Henry Candee, vino has been in
Pittsburg on important business, is ex-
pected home i'm day or two.
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On the first page of to-day's BULLETIN
will he found the address Of Mrs. ii. II.
Candee, president of the woman's Club
and Library association, poem by Mrs.
B. Y. George, and "A Greeting to the
Association" by Mrs. f. c. c. Goss.
They will all be found worth reading.
MIR Van Creelan, representative OF the
well-known grocery house OF Flash,
Lewis g. Co., of New Orleans. has been
confined to his room at Herbert's for
more than week from sickness. He
was much better yesterday, and expects
to be able to return home in few days.
Sam Ullman was in Clinton, Ky, the
greater part of last week, and Tuesday
was invited to take dinner at the Boon
House, ofwhich John Davis, the prince
Of landlords, is proprietor. Sam says
the dinner was one of Dayis' best,
which is saying a good deal. Davis
knows how to keep hotel. 30
Lost, Yesterday morning on Tenth
street, between Washington ayenue and
Ohio Levee, or on the Levee between
Tenth street and Phillips whart-boat, 9
pocketbook containing $40 In money
and some valuable papers. The finder
win be literally rewarded by leaving Il
at the BULLETIN Office or at my resi-.
dehce on Tenth street. Il. A. BURNETT
At the December sitting Of the county
commissioners it was resolved to ISSUE
no more county orders until all out
standing at that time were taken up
The plan did not seem to work well
however. and at the meeting Of the boar
held last week, the order was reclnded
aud the county clerk instructed to lssl
orders for all claims allowed.
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TO THE RESCUE.

A Defense of Mayor winter in Issu-
ing His Proclamation" - what
'.CairO Well Wisher" Has 10 Say
AbOuG IL.
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There will be services this morning
and evening at the Methodist church,
Rev. J. ID. Gillian. Officiating. Sunday
school at three O'Clock.
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Iii is said that the great tragedan,
Lawrence Barrett, will visit Cairo some
time during the month Of April.
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Tie county commissioners have is
sued an order directing the sheriff to
demand all fees tor serving papers in
cases brought in the courts of this
county in advance, and in case the sher-
1T fails to collect the same they will be
charged up to HIM in his settlement with
the county. As matter OF selt-protec-
ton under this order the sheriff will
refuse to serve papers unless the fees are
paid in advance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

Miss Henrietta K. Gee, sister OF Mrs.
DIR. Brigham, after spending four or five
months in the east, has returned to
Cairo.
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RIVER NEWS,

CAIRO, Ills, March 8. 1877.
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clothing .nc Merchant Tailoring.

WILLIAM WINTER-Sixth street between
omInercial syenue and Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

Mr.. Hyslop, WHO went to Canada to
attend the funeral Of his deceased
brother, is expected home to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

2-23-tt. No. lSs Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

Just received NJ r. r.. ScIlsiIrs. "a
fresh lot Of the celebrates l.a Oulta
i've cent Cigsr~--the. best In she mar.
ket. pt1rv
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1t is fact that many Of our citizens
will rejoice to know that within the
last two or three weeks the police officers
have succeeded in driving nearly all the
tramps out OF the city. 1t was q hard
task to accomplish, but by perseverance
the officers have succeeded In clearing
them out.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

Rev. Il. Y. George will conduct SER
vices in the Presbyterian church to-day
and this evening at the regular hours.
The public are invited to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

Guests at Herbert's yesterday were
John c. Fall, Memphis; John Peoples,
jr., Shawneetown L. V. Thomas, Mem
pills w. A. Brown, Aberdeen, Ky; D.
NJ. McPhil, Arlington, Ky; w. 8. Stone
and lady. Milburn, KY; S. winton,
Mansfield, Ohio; Andy Gardner, Men,
phis wv. F. Wltzel, Milwaukee; Anton
Manzel. Evansville T. A. Warren,
Vicksburg ii. A. Harter, John Dean
and e. Wilson, st. Louis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-07
Seri6te aus oent eeSnnert oeS
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ben Anne Grunoel~&ountD 1T BON oem Balti<
morer Qr6itetteu 9ru. OapiS eiu Ylau fir
oas in Inuap0liS 3u erriatenoe Difentlid)e
Sd]nl9ebduoe uuterbrettct morbeH. OaS
pier Diouate alte &ino Ser Negelin lRinuie
ytthouS, utldeS an 9iealt19S >&beuoe bel
etnem Vranouufalle i6nere Serebuuqeu er-
llelt, lft am lRlttpof] geiorben. - Die
9ount1. @ommliicre baben Die 80. Daniel
9rosmeeier, Sboma5 S. 8ooue, Sobu 3. 8.
Sgoe, Sohn 3uder uuO SObn y. SwenS ais
@ount1.S ommlndre ernannt. - Der ,,AnuQ=
pollier Sanuereln" bat ben @ountu Commit:
laren bic Bride bet9Orll- Yoint 3um@elhsnte
gemadIt.
- (@tn iheuBllfe8 Serbre9eu.) 3mel
lunge Yiduner, Namens l6. Seller uno IS.
S9llltng, puroen bltier Gage in Gumberz
lanO unter Der IuiduIoisuug ietgeuommcn,
Guf Der yRolsz9ia Cemetery" al einem unz
gen Mdo9eu Elm iteuBlides Serbrehen be-
9angen 81 baben. Sie beioen Sd)urteu fuo
porlQufig 9egen 8iirgidaft pieoer auf freien
sup 9eett mor0en, mQbrenO oa5 arme WiGr-
dleu, 9e9en meld)eS ole robeu @cjelleu bet'm
Serb0rc Die furdtbariten 9robuu9en au8ltie.
BEN, ln'S 9eidngntB geididt meroen muBte,
nm Dor thren An9leiferr fher 3u lein. -
@lne etseutbumll9e art uno Belie, @ered)s
tl9telt gu iiben!
= (Sdredlidsr llniaG.) gSabreno Elm
Wtann, ytamensBiaffeEberser, Der lelt mebres
ren Slhreu IN Sieniten Der 6oblenbGnoler
emory & @uibman in WiQiamsport, l0alb=
iugton Gouutg, ltau0, porgeftern spel 6obleu.
ma9en 5ulammentuppcln wollte, getictb ieia
8opf 3mtl6eu bic Buffer uno wuroe in elne
blt:Se Utuiie blutcnbeH Slei1es uno 3ertrAm.
mer;er Snoden. oerWanoelt. Der llugiid-
ltde, Der auf 10 idreditde g8uie ieineu 500
fanO, blnterlGBt elne Srau uno &lnoer.
sseuersbranit In Vteomont, W. .sGa.
Gum berlanD, Uio 6, Npltl. - LIN
I ubr beute frib brad III etnem Dem 6rn.
Peter gubrmann 9ebOrlaen, gegentpdrtig uu=
bswobnten pauie, in mel4em ii1 ned Dor
&urSem Scau VeQ'S Yutma1erei beiaub,
6ensr Gus, pel6e5 lidl ibnel5 5au8breltcte.
8ii, 9SehnbGulsrr iopie Ntoran's gSirtb-
lbaft unoSegelbabn muroeu 9Gn5lif) Serlt0rt.
Ger lerlult betrGgt etDQ $40, 900 bis Sl2, 900
uHo IL un9cIdbr 3ur Sdlfte Yeriiaerun9
9eoedt. !Smel 6duier muBten tbeilpeie abgez
rlnen lpetoeH, um BEN Slammen @tnhalt su
tbun. Die biefg,n (Sumberldnoer) Sprlben=
c9mpagnie'n uuo bic Au9steIten Der b,eligen
@tenbabn Werfltdtten iplroeu ourf, einen
Grra3u9 in 38 Mlnuten naG Yieomont be-
forosrt; alS iie ieoo6 cufumen, mar oQ8
Seuer bereiis inter @pHtrole, uno iie batten
n4t nod @eleaenbett, bel oem AbreBeu Der
pduier SsiltGno 81 lelIten. Dr. e. IS. Wc.
Abee Duroe Don elnem berabltlir3encen Balz
ten 97troffen uno erlttt eiueu Bsinbrud. Die
Sranotdtte befiuper iih Dem 8atbbaGe 9e,
9endber; oaS neue SpernhauS muroe nit
9enaEer yt1tb por Giadl9srun9 bemabrt.
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Gdt{TStadG1rff ff,fett

Ger Sampfer "9eo. Appol6," Capt. 2opelano, Iubr
eetern pom bier na6 Prooibence, Tb.z9., ab.
Ter Sampier ISM. 9enneop," Capt. i5oiter, fubY
seitern BON bier nah Sapannab, 90, a6.
Der Sainpfer sea Gull, @apt. Wtorihmea, IGusts
eeftern bon bier in @barIeiton on,
Die beutide Sarte ~SQfFnaag,s Capt, Gjetladb, 1T
bon 9eUes, Del, Ts9 Baltimore beoroert nor6en,
Die ttal, SalteH "gf@8ione Seconoo," Capt. 9anz
teri, n9fq5tofa," Capt. 9tt99e, unb rGloa Speco1a
@ept. SHoero, tamen 8onnerftae bon berin QUEENS
tOfpn an.
Die itat 8urte rTstra Qfte," Cart. SIipari, fam
0tittipod pom Gter in 6aImoutb on.
PIE ttal. Sarte rYiQao9lsAa Brma," Capt, Yifo=
nelt, fam Diittmo9 pon bier in gtetprq an.
Die ta. Sarfe "nnione," Capt. arcabi, traf 9eiern
epE bier Ia Gueeustemn Elm.
Nus Dem AuSlanbe tanen i'm biefaen 5aIen an: Der
89npfer "Si6erntan- Don 9iperpooI, Die norpe9iibe
Sarte nSon9 @arl,- Capt. Sanien, pom 9Iouceiter,
Die ital. Baren ytuopo 9o6ero," Capt. Sertolotto,
In Salaft pom Dublin, .RapueQo," @apt, NsurtoIa,
BON 9remen unb "@arIotta," Capt, SSAont, bon Sri=
lto, Die en9. Sarte "Wariuef" Capt. 2burmott, BON
Dublin. Die Barfe g. e., gBeoen," Capt. Golion,
oon Gaibar;en rrib oeT Sbooner "eeruel Saa, Capt
2rIpp, Doh 4Iptnpaa.
Baltimore beitimmt bte beutide 8arte uSettp capt
ReThsHbot, Die norm. Sarts Yiinsrpa, Capt SIien.
Don Dublin tommeno, bic 8arte ,YtocItta" uno Der
Stbooner YStormp Berel" oorbsi; bic Bartcn nYlaez
gle S'Gren" uno n9togoeHstolo" iubren aeitern bon
ser SSeftupa beyber ab.
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