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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

The very large number of invalid people who dam
visit Bnalo rom every quarter Of the United Stale
and the widely celebrated Faculty OF Specialists ii
1t necessary that Tie founder of this Institution shou
provide place on grand and commodious seal
for their entertainment and comfort.
ADVANTAGES OFFERED.-The Invalids' HotS
more compete IN us appointments than any SINH
In OF the most healthfu and desirable portions
the City of Buffalo, and commands fine view of LaJ
being situated in the midst of an extensive system
Of beautiful parks The Hotel is furnished with /
patent safety passenger elevator, TO convey patient
70 and from the different floors; Is provided with al
ipds Of approved baths, and has also connected viii
afford proper means Of exercise.
Chronic DISEASES of all forms, whether requiH
ing medical surgical, or mechanical treatment. COM
within the province Of our several specialties-
DISEASES OF WOMEN.-Especially are the facilK
lies OF this infirmary of superior order regard
the remedial means and appliances for the cure
Employment, in moderation, Of tonic, chemical
slectro-thermal, and other approved baths, is iE
means TO which resort in such cases Dry friction
70 the surface, general shampooing, Swedish move
squalize the circulation of the blood in the system
relieve cOngested parts, improve digestion, an{
strengthen the muscles produce important benehcia
;esuts In all cases to which these means applca
Die. No experimenting is resorted TO in the treat
nent. The most approved medcin are carefully
employed and the jddiCious regulation of the diet
. suit the condition of the patient the thorough ven
ilatiOn of the sleeping apartment, the cheering in
iuence OF music, social intercourse, innocent gamei
;or amusement, and all those agencies which tend e
lrouse the mind of the pAtieiit from dependency
md thus promote recovery, are not neglected.
NERVOUS Observation-Disclosures, Epilepsy (Fits)
Chorea tSt. Vtus's Dancel and other nervous affec
lions receive the attention OF an e1Pe1 in this spe
tialty by which the greatest skill is attained and III,
most happy results secured.
LUNG DIsEAsES-ThIs division of the practice IL
the Invalids' Hotel is very ably managed by gen
Leman of mature Judgment and skill Bronchial
Throat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
m this department, and with results which have beer
highly gratifying to both physician and patients.
EYE AND EAR--Special attention is given TO tlS
pelicate operations on the eye and ear, distin.
Tuished ocIist and aurist being under engagement
70 conduct this branch of the practice.
InvaIids arriving in the city and desiring 10
suit u.s. should come directly TO the Hotel 1t Is easily
accessible by carriage omnibus or street cars MIL
lER'S Omnibus Agents, on oil incoming trains, can
De relied upon to deliver passengers and baggage
With security and dispatch.
C5Y-Address r. V. PIERCE. IL D., Worlds DIspenp
Ary and InYads' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
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A letter writer from Colorado saws
''Fhe Denver and Rio Grande Narrow
Gauge Railroad from Denver to Ala
mosa is $50 miles long. Its construc-
ton and operation would be a valuable
study to all who are interested in mar
row gauge projects. l paid my fare
over it, so claim the right to speak
of it freely. It's master spirit is Gen.
VIM. j. Palmer. 1t started when the
travel southwark from Denver was
scarcely sufficient to support a tn
weekly stage line, it has been pushed
forward steadily year after year, de-
veloping the country and building up
a handsome trade. 1t pays no divi
dends, as all its earnings after the pay
ment of the interest on its bonded in
debtedness are used in extending its
lines. Its earnings are given at $685.
600 per month, and the interest on
bonds at little over $500 Il ap-
pears to be managed with the greatest
economy compatible with safety. All
trains. freight as well as passengers,
are supplied with air brakes, accideu.s
are unknown, and all trains are on
time. The track is smooth, and al
though sharp curves are plenty enough,
the passenger cars glide smoother than
on broad gauge lines. ! say ''glide, "
for the sensation is more of that ma
ture than it is of running on wheels.
Of course the smaller cars tend to
crowd passengers closer than the ordi-
nary car, and for an all-day ride are
rather combining. Yet experience and
the public wants may furnish in time q
way to get over such long ride with
as puch comfort as is now enjoyed in
Pullman
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29
Geees or GoO.es.

The particular kind of smoothing
iron known among tailors as goose
came very near upsetting the reason ol
, bright young clerk and the proprie-
tor OF Chicago establishment one day
last week.
The manager wanted tive OF the in
slrnments mentioned, and so told tbs
clerk, but after the latter had sat fol
some time wnsing on the order, be
looked up in bewildered way and
nsked:
"wnat do You cali the plural of q
fRilosas goosel'
Why, geese is the plural of goose, y
said the master.
well, you wouldn't have me write
40 order Tor two tailor's geese, would
3ouln
That doesn't sound hardly sensible
n this connection" replied the propri.
etnE. How would il do to say two
tsiloF's gooses
The by turned to the dictionary.
ard Fhskinf his head, remarked:
"Wsbsser dossn's give any such plu
ral - that to goose, and / AMT going
to-
The situation was growing serious.
when the clerk sudoenls ser to writ
Ing. with the exclamation, NOW I'll
* iti,'
And the order which be soon hand
ed 70 the head of the house TO sign did
f. II, for i read:
1essrs. Brown S Co, hardware
dealers, Fifth Avenue Plessr send me
number one tAilor's goose and-by
|. Ibe eternAl-send me another Just liks
But further than this the question Of
4 uhtl IS the plural Of = tslior's COOS
4 fss Rot bees settled IN this town q,
any her that We know off, caica1s
s>.raal.
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The vault of The Nav York Sinh

The vault of the New York Sub.
Treasury for the reception of the silver
dollars will be capscious affair. An
inner safe is to fill the vault, which is
forty seven by twenty-eight feet and
twelve feet high. The wall, floor and
ceiling of the safe are to be two inches
thick, IN alternate layers of welded
iron and steel. The front wall of the
apartment in which the safe is to be
put will be seven feet thick. The safe
will rest on stone tagging, which will
be supported by bed concrete four
and one half feet in depth. The safe
will cost about SEQ, 600, and the entire
vault, when completed, about $40, 600.
1t is estimated that the new vault, the
largest in the country, will hold about
$50, 600, 900 or $40, 900, 900 in silver
collars. The weight of the latter sum
IS 5,000o00 pounds troy, or a little
more than 400, 900 pounds avoirdu-
pois.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

The Department of Agricultural
statements about the discovery of a
process for crystslizing the syrup de-
rived from boiling the juice of ordi-
nary corn-cane are Interesting if they
will prove correct Commissioner Lee
Due of that department is represented
as saying that by this process sugar of
quality equal to that made of sugar
cane can be manufactured at cost OF
two and half cents pound. OF the
$500, 900, 600 worth Of sugar and mo-
asses Annually consumed in the coun-
try S72, 900, 900 worth, or more than
three-fourths, is imported. II we can
make our own sugar at home we shall
not only save the large amount OF
money we now pay to tropical countries
for it, but we will be able to add an
important feature to Western agricul
ture. The supply of corn-csne is prac-
tically inexhaustible. The prairies of
Illinois and the bottom lands of the
Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio alone
yield all that would be required. At
present this corn cane is virtually
thrown away, the ear alone being
thought valuable; but If 1t can be
ground and the juice made into sugar
at two and half or five cents pound,
we may manufacture our own sugar
and syrup as well as grow our own
corn. The sugar tax of two and half
cents pound is a heavy burden on
the people, adding ope-fourth TO one
half of the price we haYe to pay for a
necessary of life. One object of this
tax is to develop the sugar interest of a
single State-Louisiana; but it does
not accomplish that object.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

Alex. II. Stephens's feeble condition
Justihes him in carrying about in his
pocket small bottle of refreshing liq
uid, said by competent authorities TO
be bourbon whisky. When his talking
begins to weary him he draws forth
the bottle and drinks hike q man in the
presence of his audience. On recent
occasion be had been INDUCING in his
favorlte oratoricsl flight on the princi =
Piles of the immortal jefferson. AS he
closed he produced the bottle, took 8
reviving draught, and, as he returned
1t to his pocket, said: "Yes, fellow
citizens, this is the true Democracy. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

st. Louis exports dur To Rio ia
metro, West Iudies, England, ireland,
Scotland, Belgium and Holland, to the
satisfaction of purchasers. It has here.
tofore been thought that oaly Balti-
more aud Richmond -four could endure
the humidity of foreign climates.
There are in St. Louis twsnty-four
-four mills, capable of manufacturing
l2, 600 barrels day. This year there
will be manufactured about one-third
more than last which amount was
1915, 600 barrels.
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QUAtK.cUACKi


The following verses are to be
memorized and sung at the Library
Association next Friday night. II has
reference to the quarantine people, We
suppose:
Theresa story thsf's old,
ButeOud u ~ lce tod,
OF q docfor OF iimitR skill.
Who crre~ beast and man,
% new fs-g ed plan.
With the help Of a slrsng' ly-Inade pin
On his por al OF pine
Hang an elegs sign
Depiciidg beautiful rili,
And ialse where sprite
Win apparent deli, hr,
Was sporting In sweet deshabille.
Pat MeCarty one cay,
A. ne rauuteIed that way,
Stood and gsz d At That portal o. pine,
When the DOCTOR wit PRIDE,
Stepoed up To his side
Saying, . Pat, how iE that for signf'
"Thrre's wan thing" says Pat,
a. Ye've lin out o. that,
Which, be jabb r, Is quite mistake;
lie trim and n G..
But TO make n complats,
re shud have q fOIne bHrd on the lake-p
"Ahl indeedi pray, then tell,
To n Ike IL 10 veil,
What bird do You think il may lackf'
Says Pat, ''of the same,
I've forgotten the name,
But the song that h ms Il quaell auack! "
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

From the way some of these girls
look in their wAlkinG-dresses pulled
back and tied tight around below the
knees, two pesuuts twice 9 day and =
grasshopper on toast twice q month
would make IN fat. Their waists look
Ike the thin part of an hour-glass with
very little sand in il.
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Or. WHITTIER.

Those terribl enemies OF human happt
have indeed found their master In Jenktn's
NiHIiATOR " Ne have the testimony Of
OF the highest standing in Louisiana and 4
Stntes thar after suffering indescFihahle 7,
for wears, from which they ssuEht rehef N
by Visiting the Hot and Warm. Syringe q
kan-a- ana Virginia, and by nsiug doe
res edies more or less highly praired, v hef
k,sd almost died cut they have found
from pain BY n use - the ANNIIlLATU
and by contInu ng il for short time have
perfectly cured
1.-THE ANNIHILAToR" is a pGt ely ~,
and can be aiken without fear 81 auy intuf.
result BY the delicate as well a. the rnbus
co titutOn. II purilr- the Hood, stimr'
the Liver aud hidaegs AMI eradicates etc
GOs uf the above diseases Erice 81.
al Druggists ~ Pamphlets containing
MORALS and va liable advice s,ntIree 10 {
dress.
N.JGNKIN,, g. co f. Propr'e, n.
FiSrAY-X THoNPsoS, Wholesale DruggV
General ,leats 30 Magazine 81 n. o., La.
mrB deodSwlyr
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READ THIS CARD FROM
OAK HALL. BOSTON

New guide for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, simple
and accurate. Perfect At and satisfaction guar
sRteed, and twenty-five per cent. savedli OAK
HALL is the Oldest established Clothing House
in america
HAmMOCKS. We are importers and
wholesale dealers in Hammocksll Retail price,
81 IS each. On receipt Of S3.25 will send by
mail postage paid.
Fun size U. s. A. nickel plated Remington
ReVOlvers, with one hundred cartridges
sent express pad TO any part Of the country on
receipt OF $500.
THE BOSTON SHOOTING SUIT.
First prize, silver medal. over all competitors;
made only by G. W. Simmons g Son. Each
garment stamped Sent by mail or express to
any address, Complete suit, $13 90.
nlustrated circular with samples sent free.
English Rugby Footballs, Military Goods,
White Trousers, Band Uniforms. Base Ball and
Bicycle Suits. Address.
n M olAHaH0uo O. oau
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Austin C0llagiatH Female Institute

The twenty-se,enth year, divided Into stwo
seesioos Of nne moths each. begins September
!, 1875. and encs June6 1873 THIS is an esiab-
hssSd !. noel with experierctd sduca-ors. II
care0 In Austin, city lined To- heath aud re,
nnsd soetety. Tke course u etnoies l. varied
and thcr ugl, comprlS M Latin Greek Frerch,
AatheEns ic>. Botany A-sronamy. n &c Drss.
tnz. Pair sng. eA1sy Wo &c Sch boaeec
aust t1rt 3 her OFn soiics Srsicixs, towels, =
pair % blankets, pair of sheets and pair Of
siilosf c. e. Board. Tuition, ltshss aud Fuel
pr session, IA sdSance. 500; Music. With use o.
For particulars address
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Stranger. panse snd drop tear,
For Vary Anu lies buried here;
And In some mystefiOas mann ?
1ieegsan, Jane and probably Hannal

Laughter This is the way, ladies
aad gentlemen, we expect to see these
old fossils, these old frauds, after next
November. ] expect to see meetings
all over the State, just as large and
Just as enthusiastic as have seen here
tonight. Why, every time a cheer
rends the air from an audience Of this
description the rich bondholder trem-
bles IN his very boots"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-29

Investigators Of natural Fcience have demon.
strated beyond controversy. that throughout
the animal kingdom the Survival Of the httes {
is the only law that vouchsafes thrift and per
petuity. Does not the same principle govern
the commercial prosperity OF maRf An inferior
cannot supersede superior article. By reason
OF superior merit, DR.. Pierce's Standard Medi-
cines have outrivaled all others. Their sale in
the Uuited States alone exceeds one million dol
lars per annum while the amount exported fOots
up to several hundred thousand more. No bust
ness could grow TO such gigantic proportions and
rest upon any other basis than that Of merit.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. White
20 800 81 Lam

OAs 81 SNaiacs SNItttf 81. ICulSr
A rrse,ar Eraissts esso aie3t-si celisrss has ~
eaf.s,t n ,as sgsc.-l trcst.seu. % Al Ne,craA
ecd Sh-oi,-c Al-ctsEs Q "a anr tiher faysl.
Ae-.t. re slsy ya1.a safa SAD u ca rcaitcrta ~
SyptIliss Sonorr isra. elect, Strictui
ehits, Hernia, CT So iurc sii Urinary y
end Syphiiitic or Earcurisi e!leeti0a
threat. ska or B N =. AZ treated vita =
s1ecccs, e. lsseat a--sui.ie priuei i.lea eais,y.
Spermayp rrhcea, SsNuaf Do Siiity anoyd D.
eEcy, a. ia ruEstof ses-seuseia ysste. ssxsal Il
fn tlatl7aT far ssr uta.S caga. aet uhch pEo1ucI
e tse ssllsui1s e. ~ pessessaess. sclstl en-,
estil-y. Glaac - -i b, d-icga rie7,esf nrlc1
f.ce, Tsysicaids sss'on . sssieiy tssa.s.. .
q iGeak, lazs o. sg-zi rangrr e., rrcttFtrE "a
1czrro Pcrcr 4 MI rr-, s7a gscf1i tnt1 ~ corc4.
10 pageal ro.4I4as - 30 aneNc. t.at In acaie4
fcg two pe~faru s1ar-rS- Corsclta fien ~ ease q
tr-. ar iav4let. = f9c. TAX q his epinios ecata
Nara it e fleezFcs isat % visit the city NJ ~
rncslsiess cru - asat " express o. Esa eeeryvhefe
aisle Gases FlaFantc ssss coant exists Il 4 iran1
oe-ss hssis: , =. Il tsTf.A. sssaAys, u A.s
Pamphlet, 70 any address, Cor Two 81
MANHOOD All ss sss IS Is cent: cent :
WONANHOOD E IsSsi. - iS g
Sent aeaica, all .hroe. for 80 Cents.
hsnhood and Momanhe5d IN Gernaaa.
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DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION,

Are not advertised as "cure-alls," but ar.
specifics IN the diseases for which they are re
commanded
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pursers of steamers City Of Washington, from
Havana, and Hadj nom st Johns PR, &c. Will please
accept thanks for courtssiea
BARK vKrxxAs Gage from 2sva for Sew York. put isto
North sydney CB Aug TO- Tor repairs, having carried
away forcmast and sprung mixscnmast In gale In the
North Ssa. t'f ..s. .... .... t-
BARK vAARKS (Nor) wohi from Bahia for Nev York 10
which back to Bahia leaky, &C. She has
full cargo OF sugar.
BRIG JouS TurPxn tBrJ PattIc. from Sackyile, NIB.
for Liverpool laden with deals ashore ~ Phinnsys
Point hay shore the morning OF the ID At O'clock
thick A. the high water the vessel nosted
of the rocks and taken Into Port wiliisms She was
found 10 be considerably damaged by urstning
scHR Husg tof Esstport from Rchioucte for olou.
r. before reported abandoned July 81 was picked
up ON Georges bank by brig u Sherwood tBr), from
n for Philadelphia. The brig placed mate and
who have been fourteen days wSrxtng
her North sydney CB whore sue arrived ycsserday
u4th.)
boen picked up the wndward coast OF this island
thesnda 1t Is supposed that some iumberladen vessel
burned and that the occurrences happoned
to windwsrd of this island.
HALIFAX Aug l4The steam or George Shattuck arrived
fom ~ Pierre INCLUSION, reports severe ,hunder STERN
that place on Sstuidav The sehr Lightntns Just
leaving port struck by shtnng destroying her lore
mast aud bowsptit
JACKSONVILLE AUG Io-schr Lucy N Collins. for Boston,
while going aown the river yesterday got aground nesr
yellow Bum
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
CLEARED.

Steamer seythis tBr). Hams. Liverpool via Qussns-
steamer tsliie iBr>. Giesdeu. Liverpool Vi. Queens
steamer California tBr), ovs.ssoae, LesAon-Hendsr
steamer State Of Psnnsyivsnis tBp stewart, iassow
ssss%.s D. Rsyser tB.s,. F.'t. Ars~erpruneh. EAys
steamer Antonio (Br), Anderson. Hsvrs--Bsahsm 4
Boyesen., -
steamer aeneral Barnes, C6eosmsu. nnsh-Mur.
stoamer gulf Stream, Ingram. Charleston j W Qu,a.
tard a Co.
steamer Fanny Csdwalsdsr, Clark, Bsitimore-J
steamer octora-a. Reynolds Baitimore--J Krems.
Steamer Anshracite Grumley. rhiiSdeiphia-Jsmes
Ship Bsy.s sBD. Kelly. Icnson-Psseody. wil,!: Ca;
ship Paul Boyton (Br,. McMuilon. Antverp-Boyd
Bark Edwsrs Hvid. tSor soron'sn. Cork or Falmouth
for orders-C Tobias 20. - -.
Bark vittor Pisani dtsD. scsrpa G"iwsJ-siocov'eh
Bark Rjorrvin (Nor,. HHt nsvre-Bonham 4 Boysssn.
Hark Sansego (Aus) Mirkovich, Cetts-Siccovich Co.
Bark Julia. hig gns. Marseillss-James Henry.
Bark ANNA Ger, JsntEen. Trieste via Richmond. Va
Bark Aneiis tBr). Wheaton. Brunswick. Gs-oeo p
Brs Rachel Ceney. Consy. St Pierre. Msr-xnlsr 4
BriS Cisrsbslie, Coxgins wiiamstadt tCursess,- A
schr Willard. Evans, Lssuayra, Psr.o Cabeiio ana
Curacos-Daett, BouIton Co.
schr Altoona. Ftsggsid. st Johns Acknowledgment
hoo.
schr LA.zis L. Smith. Washington. Tampa vie Pun
schr Lisnie Titus. Phillips. Jsemel-Lyou 4 Ca
schr Vim Douglass, Mclndoe. Bsracoa-BJ Weinberg 4
schr Dresdnsusht, Grine. Georgetown, DC. and Alex
andria VA A Van Brupt
schr Samuel II Crawford, Adams. Bssimors-overtcn 4
schr Sea Flower, Lincoln. weiihest--Chas living
schr Belle. simpson, Now wHaven-Cssswrisht Doyle.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15

S::s o:sss 81 s,,.
with iua % ssl 70 Sssa sisisss sssy nss''' e cs,.
eessssa. Violent saa.li sw which blow 'A.
sehr Emmss' Newton. Virginia
sehr Baker. Baker. Gsorxs.own. DC. for New Haven
schr Belle, ,'Bstswsi baltimore for Dover, MI; ..
s:ar M = sroosnss Dunton. KsnosD<c II days. WIN
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
Steamer Eieauo Johusou Portland for New York. With
Sss.%sr cisy q rch6uss Ellis. New Bedford New
Hs. @ TS: s.a 's :r s:r" s
Brig George, Ghspm.n Port. Rico New London. for
Sis S,Y x9sh xa. IN ss.i s1: I. & s.ns s,s Wn Nov
yst With pis..sr 70 J wsnsy Co..
=: 4s: s ' g.
oss % k.Sy NB New
ssSr Lee. Williams; Ksnpssss e. Y. ., Work rYo,,
schr susan. Ihnrsssn koekisad tor Ssw York
sshr Herr Su,sr ~: s.ns: for New Y0.s s1r
ssS9 s K:1 sss n. New
schr Ellen Morrison. Bond, Richmond. Me. for New
schr II P RuAsell, MshsEey. Quincy Point for New
sehr velmy conln. Adissn Ne. for New Ycrt
s %ss ps:ss a .s York
sehr Alice Oaks Parsons .rdner, Me. for New Yorx
Aa. asm%saa s Gos.h~sss so.rdash.m. MO for
scnr Nnncy Day, SNOW Bristol, Mo. for New York.
- sshr Msrrim"n Crane Lsn'svi''s. Me- Tor No"
seSr Lans rasr y.r%S..s; m M:s: ie5 New York.
sehr Eliza rnsro. Watson; New Bedford Sr New York.
sehr ehr Joasshsn j % Cone White. d.ssrhi YORK
schr ssllie Ponder, Thrascher' Taunton Tor NO"
schr Ida, Desrinr. Taunton for New York.
ss Jss ss4.S @ for
sehr Em%" hshsrm .n,. whito Nantucket for Now
scIr Waterman, n,nehlsy, Nantucket tor Rsnasas
wis s..s s.?sss Fl Fl -.
ssss T. T. % Es.s n sI s;.
ssSs tii:s. s%l;S Ticker. T:.S:rs isl NV York
Sarah L.y:rine. smith Providenee for New York
:hr sr jasn Ss.ee
sshr s' 70 nv YSI
schr Marietta Hand. Goldsmith Providence for Now
sehr Louisa Boardmsn, Wilson, Providence for Now
sehr VIM Burden Adams. rr.vid.ass for Nsx York.
sehr s s.aps'., $s Mis-, r1evis.nss @ iss New YssS
Sem shT Wa.oTa pr.su. r:sseis
schr rsnn.yvapi. Avery rax,ucsst for No. YSrx to
ehI schr xsbse % Shropshire P.x.uei.s for New York
sesr Melville ssks for -, Sss s 1It Yo,s
Schr Lucisn Everts, Stonn g.cn for Now York.
schr VIM Gtlum. Babbett. C0hsssett Nasrows for New
York. - :,
Schr Flower. Hubbard, Portland, CT, for Now York
Schr NAV Ticer Ella Middletowu CT. Tor New York.
sehr Sunbeam, Willis, Hartford, for New York.
schr Edwin, Lyons, New Haven for New York.
Schr Charles lowering Baker, Norwalk for New York.
Schr stormy Staab. Say brook for New York.
Schr X A Forsyth, Hobbe. STAN ford for New York.
Schr A G Pesse. Altree. Connections River for New
York. :,
schr Challenge. Terry. Greenport II. for New York
Echr Fletcher, Terry. Orient, Ii, FOR New iorx
sehr john Parker, Ralph, Orient LII, for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Ldxxis II Jackson. Marwlck, New YORK for Els
more Tor orders fand anchored In Flushing Bay).
Bark Sadie, Gregory Now York Tor Stettin (sud an
chored In Flushing Bay). .
Bark COrdova New York for Baltic land anchored Oh
HyRALD Telegraph station 1t Whitostene l. ~.
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