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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
!. Year. oIrs..

Tho reason that young lady 10 looking
so happy this morning 10 that shs has re-
ceived q prcssn. Of . fine set Of Iewclry'
The articles came from the pioneer sstab.
lishment Of N. N. friedrich. O street,
Virginia. Of course everyone will wish
to reciprocats these kindly attentions In q
becoming manner. Ladies' can lind Ap'
propriats presents for their gentlemen
friends at NJ. Frsdrick's store. New
Years Day Is near at hand and that will
10 q fitting occasion for tho bestowAl OF
such elegant testimonials as tho heart may
wish or the taste dictate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
silver city Festivities.

The Christmas tree and festival in Silver
City last Tuesday evening was we'll At
tended. The affair was under the direc.
ton Of W.. O. Dovey, Principal Of the
Public Schools. Ho was assisted by Mrs.
Hornick aud Miss l.. 4. Plummer,
The prizes from the tree were
distributed by J. Mediums and Y. Titus.
Mrs. nolk and Mrs. Hornsck sang . duet
In fine style. There were the usual recita.
tions and dialogues by the pupils Of the
school. and the entertainment terminated
W the satisfaction Of all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
soid IIUii's Christina. Baii.

Tha ,rsnJ hall given in Miners IJnion
n
Hail ias' h'sh' ny "o h'emeh A'u ''H'
zens Of Gold Hill was an undoubted sue
cess. There .wcro about ffty.ave couple
II, .,,oni.,oo NAM M ,ls I,Ji.s xor,
~
alfred elegantly Thc most ATTRACTIVE
drosses wcro those worn In imi-
,.,io, ~, ,ho ,,itorm M thu Piro
"
Department inc members Oh 'he
several companies were out In force,
and Tim cav red shirts added much
.....
70 'he .Ne'y aPpA'"o' '" :" s0o"0'
The hall was appropriately decor.
ated with eyergreens. lower u
flags. A flno display OF trumpets was
made, there being fourteen ranged on the
platform, each %surmounted by q fire hat,
with belts aud other Announcements dis
tributed around. The music was by FRO
lessor Varney's ana inc following
CHARACTERISTIC programme OF danoes was
followed: Grand March, uold mn firo
Laddics; Vuadr,ile.StAi hsr up Liye,y;
BOYS, centennial; cno'isgme- rA,'nluI
anu Fearless uuiiu ) SuaaIile- nAnec's
tracing inc Ehemy, EAcslsinr "1i.z.
Lend a Hand Aimee Qnadrlile-LiSht
up mat Hose Marina Ma<ouIhsEvh'
Tor . Helping HAM, Bertha' vuauriils-
Sociabie Always i.eady, Ir0va,olei
Poika-help' hniua ; ba.kel-
FIRE UP, tampa ncho,.scne- hs@.i
Edwin BOOM QuAdr,ileLIrompt 70
me isescuo' Senn,o IIA'cns. euad-
riiio man inc p,AAes, ri.u's nnl.
nessi ma'Tmua soei mny o'u nm.h,n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
ssrsss ose,asisss.
lar n w.,rsnS UNION rrlEaa,ru LIVE !

lhr n wrsrkhN UNION rkik"hAfu LtNs j
IAN Francisco. Dee. 26-2:f5 ,. n.
Mexican. f6. i5fs
Con. Virginia. %
Grand Prize. i3ts
Justice. II
Savage. 1914. II b30
Hale a Norcross. %
Golden Chariot. | ~,
Ophir. IS. san
Bullion. CT
Union Con-. IL
California. 2sa. Is
savage. iit. ilf
Best 4 Belcher. 20S, 20a
Eureka Con-. 36. ssh
Dry. .. 2 %
Alpha. - bid. IA asked
Leeds. ~
Overman. 32a
Caledonia. AZ
Gould 4 Curry. 10. ~
Lady Washington, -
Alta. 22S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
NEw MiLLINRRy FOL, THIN .noLI.
DAYS.

Mrs z Noe. iot South G street., Virginia City,
has just received and opened . magnificent
stock Of elegant French Hats. Bonncts. Fesih.
e,s, Lsces. Ribbons and Ornaments. designed
especially for the Holiday. all Of which 10 Il
the intention TO sell 81 prices 20 low - "a
CITY. ladies', call and examine for yourselves,
Mrs. x. Nos. i6I South O street, Virginia.
dr6 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
MERIT RECOGNIZED.
1rhe Delta sancho club Opens Its
Heart aud Rewards y Faithful
Member- Preseutation Address.

There In n Society i'm Virginia CITY,
IT,, ,.o,.h ,,tnow, a. ,.ro ,,,,,.,.
""''"' '"'"e" .".
among It's member some oi inc brightest
pedro players In Nevada. IL Ia called tho
Mali. aancho clu,. Last Monday sven.
inc Wild an interesting session was being
he1i. lin Orndorfr and Jack Magee en-.
tered. and with solemn yisagc asked 10
Saya tie NAV suspended for a moment
niIIv Robinson. the genial sanchoist, then
step,cJ forward. and, with q voice trcm-
hIirr viii emotion. said
"Mr. Brooks In behalf Of the members
Of tho .Dolta Sancho Club IL is with q
mingled feeling Of pride and pleasure that
I am about 10 Icstow o YOU the lanrels
which You have 90 nobly earned. II was
Al ons time the sense Of this Society that
these honors should be divided between
yourself and q fellow. member. whose name
am not authorized IN di.clo.e. hut tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
rmR PALACE RArIsG STAND.

For . roast OF beef unsicslisd In Storey
county. ~ TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. : North O street,
Virginia City. Frcsh oystsrs d all houn In
every style. Forty miners always on hand d
The bcst and fresl Ell Of iii thai the msriets
aiord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. spis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26

Caitfsrais-y2 per share. aesr,ss,ins 81 .oso..
on; declsrcd Decenbsr f,h; payable De-
eernbsr ltth
Consolidated virgtaia "a per shAre
Aggr~gaiirs ti,uso.o00 iceland December
Tth: payable Dccember 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26

j.. p. KENNEDY. Jn.. formerly clerk and
~bookkeeper at the Justice mine, Gold Hill,
left for Ban Francisco last Monday cven'
ing.
HENRY DAwpss. for . long time Assist
ant Superintendent Of the Justice mine,
70 again on the Comstock.
CnAiLrr palmer. Of virginia City. haa
donated bis patent riding horse to the
Orphans Home In Carson.
Y. p. KrArrso. Superintendent Of the
Lady Washington mine, returned from
tho Bay last Sunday.
PRorEsson CUNNING has finished his
study Of the Comstock lode and has taken
his departure.
Nm. FAaLxr. United States Senator elect
from California will visit the comslook
shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
COUNTY MATTERS.
A Brief Recital OF the Cenciuissns
or shs 0fnad Jury.

The Grand Jury made . report last
Monday evening. It Is very voluminous.
Sheriff Kelly is sharply ~reprimsnded for
not collecting licenses a. promptly as be
should. His accounts. however. are
honestly kept
County Assessor Fox has kept his &C.
counts In good style. but has received
from the county s2.497 2s in excess Of his
dues. Thomas Gracsy has been paid
$6,sl2 10 moro than was duo him. A
these amounts were regularly allowed by
the Board Of County Commissioner, the
gentlemen named arc not Of fault. II 10
recommend that suit be sntsrsd for the
recovery Of the several amounts.
County Treasurer Smith has been found
correct In all his transactions.
County Auditor Nichols excellent method
Of doing business receives the compliment
which ID deserves. His accounts are kept
In excellent style, and In bis Official posi-
ton he has shown himself TO be tho same
careful business man that he was always
known TO DO In his private dealings.
The books and accounts Of County Clerk
Mcfarland were carefully examined and
found 10 be correct In every particular.
Public Administrator Hodges, who 10 er
o6ieio Coroner, Il commended for the man.
ner In which be has conducted the business
OF his ofico.
District Attorney Drake being called
upon 10 explain certain matters with TO
gard to tho collection OF fees In delinquent
tar suits, made o satisfactory statement.
Its ascertained that 7. A. Stephens, for
merly attorney for Virginia City. has re-
ceiyed 81, sos moro than he 10 entitled 10
In the way OF fees during his term OF
office.
As the controversy between the county
and tho C~ourt-house contractor 10 still
under sdvisement by tho County Com
m~issioners. the Grand Jury has deemed II
Just to withhold comment In relation
thereto.
or tho County Hospital and DR.. Kirby's
administration they say: "The present
management Of the Hospital 10 efficient.
humane and reasonably economical. and
we take pleasure In expressing our entire
satisfaction In relation thsroto."
The schools OF the county are declared
TO bo In o satisfactory condition, though .
heavy burden Of debt at present Expresses
them. The total school debt Of the
ty, including tho December expense, 10
placed ut s75,i3i IL. Tho expenditures
Tor 1878, including interest on indebted.
ness, arc estimated ut $S3, 900. As the le-
ultimate receipts from State apportion.
ment and thc existing school tax cannot DO
relied upon a. adequate 10 meet the ex.
psnses Of 1878, IL Is suggested that the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
TIE coMsTocK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
December 20, 1871.

The Christmas Msrkst-Brekers'
Vacation Savage -
Ophir-The Justice brfuEs suis
Against the Aita-The fussre
OusloSk, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
AZ the beautiful HATS In Madam,
Loryca's window.

sTauCK, the second time. al tho
Low Pricest
sTRUCK. the third time. with admlra.
tien OF herself, whom she looked 10 the
glass and saw how we'll On plain
looking woman can look when che
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Ioryes's 10 the place TO oh.
tain hns goods and cheap. No BONANZA
prices here.
Velvet iIsis made over to look like
MADAME LoRYEA,'
No. o. Sonth q street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
~RRMAnKAnLR CURE.

wnsr TOWNSEND, w., Nay II. 1880.
ME.sRs. q. W. Fowls 1 soss -asntlemsn
Several years ago took . severe cold. which
settled on my lungs, where 10 remained without
relaxation. was then IN MASSACHUSETTS,. and
growing worse and becoming unsbls 10 attend
TO my business. I retained home and com.
mencei searching In earnest for some meii.
cine which would restsre my lost health. |
consulted physicians, tried many remedies,
but obtained No help. but dsily grew wore.
had . terrible cough and raised . god deal Of
blood had prvfuse night swcats and severe
pain In my side. continued 10 this state for
months, aud became 90 weak that Il was With
great dificulty ! could walk. when vas I'd.
yised % try wiftsr's Dalsam Of Wild Cherry,
and To my great Joy soon found that this rem
edy had arr, rted the direa.-. continued 10
uss the Balsam 10 the extent Of Ave bottles.
aud have since then expefisnced NO difhcuity
Of the lungs. believe the Balram SAVED my
lie, and ! shall ever hold 70 In high estimation.
Yours truly. LAWS PHELPS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26

south drift from tho bottom OF tne main
incline is being also steadily advanced
tho face also In porphyry. The water
gives but little trouble. The new bob for
the pump At the 1900 level arrived at the
mine yesterday and will be placed In posi-
ton ready TO run at the very earliest mo
ment possible. The water tan bob
pit are completed and the placing Of the
pumps can now DO rapidly accomplished
A chute has boon started with which 10
make . dump for leading and unloading
the incline cars. On the 100 level the
the north drift is being pressed ahead to
connect with the bottom OF the joint Wine
on the Mexican line.
Jaiia consolidated.
Sinking the main incline below the 1900
level IL being pushed aheai with all pos.
siblo vigor. the bottom in lively vein ma
tsriai. The erection Of the new Loistips
engines will be completed In Q few days
more. The face Of the east drift from the
winze on tho same level Is in = favorable
character Of quartz and ore OF . fine do.
composed make. interpreted with slips oil
clay. The how Of water from the face oil
this drift 10 still quite strong and very
hot. Crosscut No. 10 east, on the same
level. 10 still advancing, the face In vein
porphyry. Otherwise no changes OF i'm
p~ortAncc TO record.
0suia a Curry.
Sinking tho main incline Is making fair
progress. although some trouble has been
experienced with tho donkey pumps and
water at tho bottom. Some r~etimbering
Of the main incline has been necessary. ~
the clay above the 100 station 10 quite
heavy. Tho west crosscut from the north
drift on the 1900 level l. being steadily
advanced without change Of value. The
face Of the east crosscut has struck . light
dow Of water and has been stopped for the
present. The west drift on the 100 level,
TO connect with ths bottom OF the incline,
Ia making fair progress.
Yellow Jacket.
On the 22O0 level the east drift toward
the new shaft IL In GA feet from tho winzo.
Tho face continues in very hard ~porphyry.
with quartz seams. The north drift on
the same level. toward the Imperial winze,
being sunk to meet 1t, Is IN i23 feet face
in quartz and porphyry. The new shaft
IA down lOs6 feet; bottom dry and some
what harder. Sinking at the rate Of three
feet per day. The masonry work for the
foundations Of the new pump engine anu
accompanying machinery Is making eh.
0''"' P''s
,.,,,
i"o
u muen so''e' anu
with spots OF limo looking quartz anu IN
dieations of ore. The west crosscut on
the 100 level il steadily advancing. the
face still in hard blasting ground. Sink
ing the Wine below the i,oo ie'e, Is 20.
.ns Ahs Th n ne,,n ,lrit, On ihe Soo loo,
level 1. making good progress. the face In
p~orphyry.
crovu Point.
n, co $50 o.. r,,. o,. 4.
phIy yieiu w '"n' Wv
being taken from the iGo and 2So levels
The Wine from ths a'o ie'si u uo"h W
iset. the bottom IN ore ths' wa, m,ii lroh
Srif, an he 100 loyei is showing some
sirsaks Of good ore. A drift has been
started south on the JoO Level 10 sonnse'
atNh NlsA lnlNnn nj IhA WlnT1 hlIUH InN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
OUR COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
rsess aad Figures with Regard 90
fts Cost.

H. C. Thompson. Deputy County Clerk.
in reporting to tho Grand Jury upon the
cost Of the County Courthouse, gives the
following reliable figures Of all eIpcndi.
turcs in said matter between the Goth day
Of October, A. d. 1875. and the lat day OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
YOU HAVE NO ExcU.R.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye
pepsla or Liver Complaint. 10 there any rec.
son why you should 20 OF from day " day
complaining with Hour stomach. SICK Heed.
burning pains at the pit of the stomach. yel-
low skin. stated tongue AMI dissgr~cable taste
In the mouth. coming up VI food after eating.
low spirits, etcf Mol 10 10 positively ,our
own fault " you do. Go IN your Druggist and
get q bottle q Greens August Flower for rs
cents and your cue 10 certain; but " you doubt
this. get . sample bottle for 10 cents and Try u.
Two doses will relieve you. Je2l On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
Justice.

Preparations are being made Tor tho e.
traction and milling % about GO tons Of
ore daily. Superintendent Curtis feels
confident that by taking the bsst Of the
ore, say about eight feet in thickness. lying
next the foot wall. that he can easily take
a that amount Of $50 or SIS ore, which
will 90 far toward paying tho running sx-
peuses Of the mine. Slopes are being
opened on the 1850 level for the extraction
of ore from tina, portion Of the mine. The
southeast drift on this level Is steadily ad-
yapcing and has cut. during the week. sew
sral very rich streaks OF ore. some OF which
assAyed A. high a. $500 per ton. sinking
the main incline 10 making eieeilsnt
progress. The mine 10 being put In good
condition for rapid working In every par'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26

The east drii, on tho 2o6o level 10 still
advancing in very favorable ground. Tho
.suth drift ON tho 1900 level is showing
come very favorable quartz. No change
Of value In the prospects In the winIs BE-
low the 1900 level. Sinking the main in
cline and main shaft Is making good pro-
Rress,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
WATCHES.

We 'olic't inspection Of our Immense stock,
and feel satisfied that our goois and prices will
compare favorzbly with Eastern rates.
W. MANNING,
del n A youth O S,reet. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
silver lliiI.

Sinking the main incline is making eI.
ccllent progress. tho material In the bot
tom being quite soft. Tho dow Of water
down the main incline 10 being caught mp
and turned into the water tanks below the
400 level. 30 that IL will no longer give
any trouble to the miners at the bottom OF
the shaft. which will DO almost entirely
dry when that IL done. The lace OF the
southeast drift. on the ESQ level, IL In ore
which looks favorable for the speedy de-
velopment Of Q paying body. Crosscut
Nos. 2 and I ON this level are each In
quartz and low grade ore. Crosscut No. .
on the same level Is still in porphyry. car.
rying streaks Of quartz. On the 800 level
the east drift appears to be Iust fairly en-
isring the vein formation, and may cut
through the west wall almost any day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
Lady wHshington.

No new development as yet in the opera
tons on. tho $50 level. Tho cast drift Is
making steady advancement toward the
ore vein, and tho south drift toward the
Justice continues In low grade ore. with .
little less than 200 feet 10 run In order to
CONNECT with the 1000 level VI the Justiceo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
Oversssan.

Sinking the south winze below the 400
level Is going steadily forward. the bottom
In very favorable vein formation. The
south drift on this level 10 being pushed
r.pidly ahead ~ connect with the north
drift from tho Caledonia. No important
or valuable changes in any Of tho other
prospecting drifts or winzes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
Mullen.

sinking the mail incline below the
100 level 10 being pushed forward with
steady vigSr. Sinking tho winzo below
the 1910 levol 10 also going rapidly for.
ward. Tho face OF the north drift ON the
1000 level Affords no valuable or important
change 10 report. No new features IN
either VI the crosscuts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26

Preparations are being made for the
erection Of good. substantial hoisting
wsrks aud steam machinery for thoroughly
prospecting the niue to the depth oil l5OV
isst or more. in . very short time.
Baitimers asd American Flat.
The prospecting work on the ia00 level
10 being opened up In good earnest and
exosllsnt prospects. Everything In and
about the mine 10 working nnely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
OphiP.


On the 1900 level the south drift ad-
joining the ore vein Is being rapidly adj
vaneed. tho faco still in porphyry. Tho
south drift from tho bottom OF the main
incline is being also steadily advanced,
tho face also In porphyry. The water
gives but little trouble. The new bob for
the pump At the 1900 level arrived at tho
mine yesterday and will be placed in posi-
ton ready TO run at the very earliest mo-
ment possible. The water tank and bob
pit are completed and the placing Of the
pumps can now DO rapidly accomplished.
A chute has been started with which to
make . dump for leading and unloading
the incline cars. On the 100 level the
the north drift is being pressed ahead to
connect with the bottom OF the joint Wine
on the Mexican line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-26
Yellow jacket.

The southeast drift on the 1900 level Ia
in much softer and moro favorable ground.
with spots Of iino looking quartz and in
dications OF ore. The west crosscut on
the 100 level Is steadily advancing, the
face still In hard blasting ground. Sink.
ing tho Wine below the 100 level 10 go
ing ahead, the bottom in hard blasting
rock. The north drift on the looO-foot
level is making good progress. tho lace in
porphyry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-01
by Railroads..
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD


Oct 3l-lO bales cotton PIN, Forwood &co--2 Fl
Bpck-24 Lehman, Abraham &co-50 II Maury e.
eo--i00 bbls lime w Converse jr Geo. casks fish
J + Pettigrew-alo bbs lime Jamison--25 boxes
meat SchwabaCher g. Hrsch-69 PIX gs lead G. Pitard
10 pkgs cabbage G W Dawson &co-20 pkgs mdse
i Hart &co--s5 pkgs tubs Nelson Geo S kgs
bers-ia5 do stauffer, Maoready &co-1 do Lofiier-
- bxs meat ii Dolsen--6 boxes mdse J Camor-
Al pkgs mdse Bois--3 do Webster e. Do bbls
whisky Hartwell e. Chambers-l box shoes w Hogan
loo pkgs goods John Moore &co--I0 plows
Stauffer Macready &co-9s pkae mdse W Pfeffer
II do Mannuer--S3 boxes meat G Dosen--250
boxes starch Heidenheimer Bros. $50 do B Willis
800 do Barstow e. Deeves---2i do G Harberger-5
tieroes hams r Kent &co-s tcs meat Nelson AGO
10 boxes bacon Barstow g. Deeves--lS do Schwa
baeher Hirsch-1i nets tubs M McGraw-1 box
mdse Angel &co IS bbls whisky Gottscbalk-10
bxs meat E Converse--26 pcs pipe Shakespear &
tmith-7 bxs N eat Il DelBondio--ss bdls pipes M
y hwartz d Bro box boo. FiDney-3 bxs candy
j Rogmani-lot mdse Scherck & Berkson-i pkge do
w HfLetchford &co-1 do s L Boyd-1 G Jaubert g.
co1 lot PgTS forpeo pkgs mdse Booth
Forchey--l5 bbls pork Miller. Dolhonde &to--5O
casks bottled beer Bertueci-l5 bbls beef 10 hf do
Schmidt L. Ziegler-90 bales cotton W llams e. Crane
SIS Lehman. Abraham &co-25g j I'll Maury eco
SO } s Moss &co-40 Ii Druche &co-l4 G. w Serte |
&co-2 Chaffe Hamilton d Powell--l47 j L Harris
&co-S3 Allen. West g. Bush-175 pkgs beer Wall
lot mdse 4 X ein--2S bxs meat e X Conv erse--5O
bxs candlesiM Miller, Dolhonde &oo-l ,pkge rope Col
eetor of Customs pk e bottled beer Schmidt
D'Amieo &eo-So bbls grits 0 bbls meal Prudhonme
& Briggs-lo pkgs lead stauffer Macready &oo---9o
do S NJ Todd pkge clothing Decker--25 dozen
buckets Stautf, r Macready &oo--3O mate hes
John Adams &co--20 bbls wine Lochbruner-7
bxs meat H Dolsen-5o bbs oil j Aldigo-l6 nhds
bacon 81 hwabacher Prevented & Pfeifer--200 kess
nails Stauter Macready &co-lOe bbis ime DeDe-
ville--I00 do & CiaTk-50 bbls wits y LeGuise eco
s do Hrsch-5 50 bxs bitters Flash Lewis &eo-27
ok gs butter Delbondio--3l do q FL Lawrence L.
Cog pkgs shoes pupre--3 pkge mdse = Bless
ing-aO legs pigsfeet E F DeBondio-I6 sheets iron
q q Johnson pxs copper Rice Born &co---3 bdls
steel M Schwartz g. Bro-5 bxs castings NJ W Sm h
3 pkgs mdse ii Pohmann & Son-l pkge Irvine c
Morris-2 bbts whisky j j TROY & Son--30 pals to-
baeco Shropshire &co-75 bars iron A. Baldwin &cO-
Is bxs fruit ID W Jones II pkge mdse Anderson &.
Simpson box bacon II Pohlmann g. Son. 25 bbls
whisky Schmidt g. Ziegler-25 40 John Adams Geo
3 pkgs mdse Tosso-ii do L Moerott--5 bbls
whisky Mccall Bro-75 cases goods 25 preserves
w S Deyor &co-4 cases mdse Stauffer, Macreadv g.
c0--256 pkgs castings Rice, Born &co---20 do pows
w Torbet-lot stores j McGonnigle-2 bxs fish
Russell g. Hail. do pickles G Wilson'S do clock
g Brown-2 bbls mineral water NJ Dawtin--1 case
ely McGrafh & Compton-11 sacks dried fruit Thos
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Brit ship Her Majesty, Leahy 81 days from Liver
pool to Lacombe eco
Brit ship Edith, Homer, 81 days from Antwerp, 10
master
Ger chip Gustav and Oscar, Hartman, 5s days from
pren,en In ballast to Elmer Bader eco
Ital bark Michele Galaoa, Fefa1a 81 days from Rio
de Janeiro to A Lanata
Brit ship Frija Morgan GA days from Liverpool. to
L LaCombe &co-
Brit brk Alabama, Brsnell, 67 days from Liverpool,
to master for orders
Nor bark Karsten Lanyard, Jacobsen. SIS days from
Bordeaux, to master
Aus bark Go den Sheaf, Thompson, IL days from De
merara, to master
Aus bark Refcrmer, Crown, 60 days from London, in
ballast to master