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CLEARfIELD, PA.
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a1ftr Advertisements.

C100 LOST tho undersigned lost
plOO One Hundred Dollar National Bank
Note, On Saturday sitgrloon. Auypst %, sama-
Shsfs 6siSssa u rsilsRs n; !. .si -,--- (, I,
and tho Court House. Tho note was put in
Diary for 1878, which Il also lost. lie will pay
$40 for any information that will lead TO the
covery Of the money. GEORGE THORN.
Clcardeld, Pa August.7, 1873.
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The juice Of that aromatic vegetable,
the onion, 1t is asserted, will instantly cure the
irritation produced by the sting of tho mosquito
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qifd.

In Greenwood township, on Saturday, August
10th. 1878, infant son Of John X. and Bessie
Derrick, aged 8 days.
In Pike township, on Tuesday, Aug. 18th, 1878,
at the residence Of his son Thomas, Benjamin
Bloom, aged 81 years, Z months and Is days.
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Remember that Lytle is County
Agent for Lorrilard's Tobacco, and can ssll them
:. .sar'e7y p-irss. They are the beat tobssoss In
, .t-.;. =. ...,-,.st,s ->..,.~~ ,., ~.
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BueaiEs FoR sALE.--R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfed Penn
sylvania. may 1871.
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ME Hettie Moore. of Luthersburr.

TIC" frV0tTV 4HVVIVi VI IUVHCTtUUTB,
has been appointed to take the place of Miss
Maggie Mccullough, as one Of the teachers in our
graded school. The last named lady declined to
accept the appointment, having accepted posi-
tion as teacher in the williamsport Dickinson
Seminary
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AT the REPUBLICAN Office is the place
TO get your job work done. We are fully prepared
to do any thing in the printing line, will do 1t
we'll, and at the right kind Of prices. IT,
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gfw advertisements.

HORsE wANTED.--The undersigned
IL wishes to purchase a good young horse,
about three or four years DID, medium siIc, round
and well built, and good traveller
MILES r. BEERS,
Aug. "a, ls1s-s,. Clearaeld. Pa.
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Wells Persian Perfume, HACKMETACK," }"
is rich and fragrant. Try It. Sold by all drug
gists Of Clearaeld. dec.5, ". .eow6m.
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A full line of Fall hats just opened
at Hirlinger Rocks, which they will sell cheaper
than ever.
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Marrifd.

Atihe Leondard House. oiearGeld, on Thursday,
August sih, 1873, by Rev. W. S. Wilson, Mr..
Constans G. Hotter, Of Roland, Centre county,
and Miss Matte HassOn, Of stelner's station,
clearheld county.
In Ferguson township, on Saturday. Aug. id,d,
1878. by Rev. 4 O. Baird, Mr.. WIN. O. Barrett
and Miss Mary J. Baker, all Of Cleardeld county.
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Miss A. Macleod will reopen her
school on Monday, September 20, 1878
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CLOSE THE RECORD.

l am determined to sell my goods at cash
prices, and at discount far below that ever
offered In this vicinity. Tho discount allow my
customers, will make them rich In twenty years II
they follow my advice and buy their goods from
me. will pay cash for wheat, oats and clover
seed. DANIEL G00DLANDER.
Luthersburg, january II, 1877.
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Conservatory Of Music
Agricultural Statistics.

10 tie Ciiizens Of Clearfeid County
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Department, at Washington, principal reporter Of
the Agricultural Statistics Of Clearheld county,
respectfully requests the cooperation of all to
assist, by sending the subscriber all the informa.
ton they can bearing upon the following qucs-
tons, so as to enable him to make as correct a
statement to the Department as possible How
many horses have died In your borough or town
ship, and Of what disease. How many cows and
calves, and Of what disease. How many sheep
have you lost, and Of what disease how many
killed by dogs. How many hogs have you lost,
and Of what disease. What prevailing diseases
amongst the poultry. In all cases give the rem
edies used which have been found to be success
iu, and in all cases to give the cash value Of all
stock rs nearly as possible. By the cooperation
of our citizens In general upon these important
particulars, the Agricultural reports will become
an encyclopedia Of useful information to the pub
lie, by enabling the Department to publish the
diseases, the losses, and the remedies that have
been found most beneficial in certain diseases =.
Any other information that will be considered
public benefit, will DO thankfully received.
Address the subscriber at Grampan Hills,
Cleaifeld Co., Pa. SAMUEL WIDBMIRE.
March l3, l678-tf
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Dog-days end on Saturday next, the
2Ith instant.
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A NEW DEPARTURE
L'U I ii ERS Blu Il G.

Hereafter, goods will be sold for CASH only,
or In exchange for produce. No books will be
kept In the future. All old accounts must be
settled. Those who cannot cash up, will please
hand over their notes and
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cnicAoo. August is.--Flour 6rm, but not quo.
tably higher.
Wheat In fair demand but lower, No rod
vinter. We; No. do, vic for CASH sI2@ese
for vugust; osic for September, No. l Chicago
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wILLIAMsPoRT
Dickinson Seminary.

A frst-ciass School for both sexes, combining
thorough Instruction in all branches OF study /,
with the comforts Of good home, at lower rates
than any institution Of equal grade in the State.
Regular course in Music and Art, under eminent
teachers. Normal teaching free. Fall term
opens September I'd, 1878. Send for Catalogue.
Address REV. EDWARD J. GRAY, A. NJ,
Principal.
July 2i-6w. Williamsport Pa.
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alew ADVERTISEMENTS.

EsTRAY MULE.-cams trsspassing on the
y p5sDkss IL the under-g,ed residing In
last, small sissd 6si H0lf, VII ~ sfsaS & %. 81
the left side. The owner Is hereby notified TO
come forward, prcve. property, and take 1t away,
or II will be disposed Of as tho law directs.
DAVID MCKINNEY.
Lntnarshurr. Pa. Aug Z. ls1s.at.
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PRODUCE MARKET REPORT,

PHiLADELPHiA, August II. -Flour--New wheat
weak; old Arm, fairly active; superhne, 81 5o0l
3; extras, s3tll; Pennsy iyania family. s5a5 3d.
Minnesota do., As SOFA I, patent and hirh srsdes
s5@s.
Rye -four, 81 75@3.
Corumeal' a. rs
Wheat inactive, sr,n red, 81 o7ai osI, am.
ber. 81 Os6nl co
Corn quiet, higher, Grm; yellow, b2@ @52ic,
mixed. lsg6D 1ec
Oats lower, dnil. weak, Pennsylvania and west.
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Pennsylvania Female College,
Pittsburgh, East End Pc

coLLreiArs YEAR orEss SEPTEMBER ~, 1878.
Location, 4 mites from Court House, overlook
ing East Liberty valley. Easy Of access and free
from smoke. Terms for boarding pupils reduced.
For particulars and catalogues apply to
-, MISS HELEN Il. PELATREAN,
@. A. BERRY, Treas. Acting President.
July a. Pun.
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That SOCIAL EvIL.-The tramp is
the burning, blis,ering shame OF this age and one
OF the sorcst spots on our civilization. The
Philadelphia authorities have been experiment
ing on this class Of criminals for some time. That
city was being hlled with them and, for the pur-
pose Of intimdaiing them, 500 were arrested and
incarceraied in lOck-ups, prisons, etc., where
they were fed and clothed. There was no flight
on the part Of those left roaming at will, and.
like killing flies. others soon took the places Of
the vagrauts arrested and in prison. II Is very
evident that confinement without labor has no
terror for the professional ,agrani, aud some
other policy must be adopted In order to prevent
the spread Of this social disorder. The beet cure
to be used in this and every other community
would be to arrest them, attach a ball and chain
to them, and compel them to make our public
roads and streets, In charge Of an overseer, who
will compel them to do full days work in the
interest Of the public. This kind Of treatment
would stop the production, those on hand would
soon nske their escape, and society would ge,
rid Of this pest.
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SO We Go.-The Juniata Valley
camp-mee,ing Daily, Of Friday last, relates the
following, which occurred on the camp grounds
the day previous "Mr. Benjamin Norton, an
esteemed citizen Of Newton Hamilton, and Re-
cordipg Steward Of the Methodist Church at that
place, was seired with a sudden hemorrhage Of the
lungs yesterday afternoon, which in few minutes
proved fatal. lie had taken his seat in the Taber-
nacle to listen to the preaching, but feeling faint
be arose and proceeded across Circle No. to-
ward his tent, before reaching which he sank
down exhausted and bled profusely. lie was
conveyed into a neighborlng tent and medical
aid summoned, bu, nothing could be done for his
relief, and within fifteen minutes he breathed his
last. lie bad been In feeble health for some
years. On Thursday Of last week be removed TO
his tent On the camp ground, expecting to derive
benefit FROM a residence Of few weeks 10 the
woods, but bis Heavenly Father had prepared
place for him In the Paradise above, and now
he is with the redeemed in that better country"
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The NEW IMPROVED WEED is one Of the
best machines In the market, and runs very light
and quiet Its new cylinder Steel Shuttle has
only one hole to be threaded, and holds twice as
much thread AZ most any other machine. II has
ono Of the best Marrow Hemmers made. Its
Table 10 long and roomy. II has no gears and
cams. II has no screws or lace plsie 10 be 70.
moved while oiling or cleaning.
The WEED, before the late Improvement drew
prire al the Paris Exposition In France, also,
m award at the Centennial Exposition, and in
almost every State In the Union.
Machines sold on Monthly Payments. Persons
should sot buy before soeiug the New Weed.
Hay, grain, beef cattle, and some kiuds Of old
Machines taken in part pay for New Machines
Al kinds Of Sowing Machines cleaned and repair
ed. Also, dealer IN all kinds Of Sewing Machine
Needles, OIL, Ruiisrs, Tuck markers, castors,
Hsmmers, shut,les, Check springs, &c.
In ordering anything BY letter, be sure to give
name Of machine. Cash must accompany nlI
orders BY mail reuons wanting any other Mind
Of machine, please write for prices. augia.sm
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CLEARfIELD Coal TRADE.-State.
ment of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone 4 clearheld Division, Pennsylvania Rail.
road, for the week ending Aug. 10, 1878, and
the same time last year -
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County Agent for
LORILL.fRD's TOBACCOS,
These goods bought for CASH in large lots,
and sold at almost city prices.
JAMES II. LYTLE,
Clearheld, Pa, June IL, ls7s-ly.
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate /!
446 Acres Of Land,

The undersigned, living in Penn twp, Clear
field county, Pa, offers the following valuable
Real Estate for sale:
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Farming Utensils,

yited TO call and examine stock and prices.
WILLIAM POWELL
CleatGsli, Pa, June 8, fsfsif.
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packet Henry Tete. J. y. Aueoin master, NJ. f.
Landry clerk, leaves to. day at II m. returning
down the coast. In daylight to-morrow, ,and
leaving again Tuesday at 10 a. N. The Tete
takes freight for the Lafourche with the privi
The staunch Emma Irvine. E. NJ yallette
master leaves to day as usual at 2. m. for the
lower coast. to the Greenwood plantation.
The regular daily packet Belle. T. T. Harper
master. ]. u. Brou clerk leaves this D. m tor
The regular semi-weekIy Bayou Sara and
coast United States mail packet J. W. Cannon,
John q albano master. leaves to- day at = o. m
The regular United States mail packet
Na,chez, 7 p 2 Leathers master, Niue holanqt'
frtee and Wilson clerks, leaves to-day prompt
u. at 2. m. for Vieksburg.
The Red river packet Bonnie Lee. in place OF
the new Bart Able G. W. fStnde master, George
Hamilton clerk, leaves to-day at = y. m. for Egg
Bend.
Exchange Clippings.
MEMPHIS Nov. 12-The Kounts laid over IN
I'll tonight, and left drawing CO feet. with 7op
bales Of cotton and 5000 sacks OF cake, nearly
full cargo. $685.
The Golden Grown. Capt. W. P; Walker, from
Cincinnati passed down last night for New Or,
leans. She put off q few passengers and added
several wagons here. -,
The big fraght Gnp p d T. o. st"naru ID
arrived yesterday from st. Louis. She put OH
800 bbs -four aud II bbs oil. and, after add1ng
400 bales cotton and 500 sacks Oil CAKE lelt ZOE
vi, The 81 led tl Cloud. Capt. John A. Williams III
command, goes South from St: LOUIS t9 ehgeE
the Arkansas river and New Orleans trade, q.
There have been five steamboats, called -,
Louis The first was a single engine boat.
which snagged at Big Black Island, floaed to
Grand Gulf, and was wrecked. The next was
double engine boat, built by Cant J. u SWon
in 1887 was 300 feet long. The next was OF sin
gle engine. Then came Capt, George TaYtors,
the largest and last, and was OF the stern" wheel
pattern
icy Telegraph
NArcH1TocHEs. Nov. 15.-To Capt. J. A. Aiken:
Quarantine raised yesterday. Boats from Now
Orleans permitted In. j. IL. COSGlaONE.
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MARINE NEWS.
DFFTCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
November lG. 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.
earances at the Customhouse yesterday

Arrived
Nor ship IoreEy, Matkusaon, Sc days FIN ST Nazate
in ballast to FreIiohs & Symer-1st dis IL
Brit bark pruiite, Theakstone. days FROM Gal
weston, in ballast to Hall q Vaugban-lst dis q
aTEAMBOATs.
! i NJ Kehlor, Brady. from st Louis
Natchez feathers. from Vicksburg
Il J Cav. Brown. from Bayou Sara
St John, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Alvin Eeoveli. from Lower Coast
Maty Ida Ruiz. from Upper Coast
label O'Fry, from Lower Coast
Belle Harper from Bonnet Care
Eva DeBuuehel from Hahnville
Whisper Comstook, from Upper Coast
Emma Irvine vallette. from Lower Coast
Annie II, Rolls, from Bayou Barat4ria
y Stein Tlr1el, from Trenton
Canelia Hanover from Covngton-New Basin
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Pascagoua-Per sohr J NJ MoJnnes-50,o0o feet Of
lumber TO Fl Euddig
Pasoagoula-Fer sohr Anthony R-l40o bb's char
Goa to master
Msudeve-Per sohr Susanna-12tO bbls charcoal
to master
Maudsye~Per aehr lEGair--25 cords wood TO
master
Pasoagoua-Per sohr Jnanna-110o bbls charcoal
toFmastsr
Bay ST Louis-Per sehr Norma -sundriss 10 order
La Chinohe-Per sooD Star Of the Sea--2t sacks
seed cotton and sundries to order
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lTEAM BOA H,
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET

REG LAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20, at D. N.
i, IT, A. FOR MATCHES. EIOKSBUHG.
AAgsssssssssI Greenyille, Arkapolis. Terrene, he
@a''ASa lena Memphl and the bends-Ihe
ilrst class freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. u. GMOUTEAU,
W. Ell. Thorwegan master
Geo. Mitenberger clerk.
will leave MS above.
Coast, toTn and bend frelghts solicited and
promptly attended to.
Passenger recommendations FIRST GLASS
and RATES LOW.
Through bills Of ladng signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock mississippi
River and Texas Railway, via Annapolis, Ark.
and to Little Rock and stations on The Memphi5
and Little Rock Railway, via Hopeflald Ark.
oc3o BROCKETT & CARTER Agents,
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACK Ell.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Nov. 81, at o. m.
, IT. - FOR NATCHEZ, VICKSBUHG,
lk4Eal$Sa as GreenvIe, rkspofs, Terrene He
se3=7T4' lena Mem phis Ond the Eends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master, ALT. Grssorn clerk.
will leave rs above.
Coast. town and bend freights solicited and
promptly attended 10.
Passenger recommendations FIRST GLASS
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on tho Little Rock mississippi
River and Texas Railway via Arkapols, Ark,
and to Little Rock and stations on the Mem phis
and Little Rock Railroad, via Hopsf1eld, Ark.
oe5o BROCkETT 4 CARTER. Agents.
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Brit steamship John 2 Best Vauderhagen from Car
diff in ballast to A K Miller ECO
Brit ship India. White. % days from Bahia in ballast
to master
Ship John r Berry Bmmersen, 70 days fin Havre, in
ballast to K Miller eco
Nor bark Progress, Iellesen 81 days IRON London,
to master
Nor bark Vanlania johnson, 81 days from Eotter
dam via Norfolk, i'll ballast, to master
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RIVER NEWS:
0FFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday. NOYember 1G. 1873.

TIIUHV. FOVHHDHT E5TH
Arrivals.
Isabel. Alvin, Emma Irvine. u. J. Gay, Eva.
Mary Ida. Belle, st. John, Natchez. D. Stein, J,
II. NJ. Kellor.
Departures.
Isabel, Alvin. Emma Irvine. Frank Krnnz,
Eva. Belle, st. John. u. J. Gay. james Howard.
*'ss arrive.
Isabel. Frank Kranz, Martha, Emma Try ne,
Alvin. lower coast; J. W. Cannon, .. J. Gay,
Bayou Sara; Belle. W. J. Poitevent. Lya, Wits
tourcle; Paris G. Brown, Cincinnati; City, Of
Alton. St. Louis 1t. john, Baton Rouge; Bertha,
Opelousas; Bonnie Lee. Red River.
stage nj the Rivers.
Daily Geographic report Of the stage of water
at various points. with changes, in the "a hours
ending yesterday ut 4 o. IN.
Above low
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Tehefunota River-Per schr Derio aud Doria-~~1t
baes cotton Warren Atkinson &co--7 q w SenteJ
Aeo-6 order--2 A Baldwin 6co-t s W Rawns-G
sacks rough rice Hoet5el II Dbl peeans Thorn.
aoolB bbls nolasses ge bbIs tar bbls potatoes
sacks potatoes hid sugar u ooops poultry boxes
eggs 500 bbls sand to order-Tutal II bales cotton
Covington-Per steamer Canelia-5 bales cotton to
G W Sente &Go-4 Jno ChafEe Il Sons-8 l. Vain
aeV 5000 Payne. Kennedy Aoo--3 bills rnolasses
VIM Cuhnjnghan-su to order-Total ~ bales
cotton bbls molasRes
Pasoagoula- sohr Jos America 900 feet Of
lumber to II Buddig
Pearl River Per sohr BHgus Homa so, 900 feet Of
lumber TO J w Adams
Bcnfouoa-Per sehr BoniouCa--2p cords wood to
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CHIUAaO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD


Nov 15-154 bales cotton Richardson Il May--I9D
Lehman, A braham &oo--S7 Biok ham g. Moore ~
Allen West 4, Busl1-78 @ l. Walmsey Stco-7G Bea
dies Wood Roo--6a ChaHe Hamilton IL Powel-G4
Allen, Nus ent d5co-57 Never Weis &co-50 Jno r
Hardle Aco-49 Lyman e. Lichtenstein---t3 Gum
be-3G Payne Kennedy &oe--a4 Walden, Hawkins
hoo-;l1 order-32 Warren. Atkinson &Gn--3i Jno
ChafIe 4, sona-33 Keiffer Gardner-3o I Alrey
&oo-2 kirkpatrick &eo-24 Moore & Colenau--2t
II 4 q Newman-2l Stewart Bros &oo-is March &
Sohenker-1e Jno Phelps &oe-tG Britton & Mayson
- w White-9 ] l. Harris Roo-9 s o Thomas f.
Cos Norwood Riohards.G S HendersonG Gard
ner, Gillespie deo- :, Baldwin tzoon-4 0dell-4
tsoo---3 L A Gleason-2 Z Buoknsr 4 Bro
Hirsoh. Adler &oo~--2 T j Carver Hartwell Il
Chambers--25 bbls whisky Russell Il HALL
lumber = + Taylcr-2to bbls -four G r Buddecke &
Son---1OD do J + Camors--25 bbls whisky John
Adams &oo-ls hhds bacon Vose BTos-2g hxs meat
Barstow Il Deeves-l4 hf bbls pork t2 tierces hams
- terces shoulders bxs aausage W Fl Mathews &
Bro-25G pals lerd i Il DelBondio-25 bbls highwire
o Fl Karstsndiek-45 do Commagers Lnmbert--G00
Gases salmon order-3f0 bxs soap T I Whte--l4O
bbls apples M Stich & Son--ia5 do Miller Il Meyer
40 do ] Hertueoi hco--5 hhds bacon 81 boxes shout
Gers Sohwabaoher IL Hirsch-l lot machinery Web
ster II Dillingham; cotton seed N o Cotton
Seed Association 30 hhds shoulders II terees shout
ders Vose Bros-3} cases mdse Boot,--l0O bbls ap
pies d lIefalu beo- car hay Chas Pleasants-i5 bxs
hams 10 bxs sides Sohwabacher Il Hirsch--t3D bbls
potatoes 20 bbs apples q w Dawson &Co--75 bbls
whisky Burke & Thompson-lo do II II Gogreve-ioO
bbls lime W 7 Converse ir &Go-1 car wheat boxes
eggs Glover & Odeudahl-l car cattle 8 Henderson,
] car cabbage J Bertnoo &co--t car fire clay car
tire bricks Gas Col car stock e J Gay &oo~-5
PIX gs do1nestios $50 coils rope Richardson--ia5
ok 90 beer 9 M Kramer-l37 pkgs furniture MeCrac-
ken t. Brewster--G cattle Ayooek, Mitchell 600
Il do II M FIantt-i do Noel Il Wooten--2 boxes
butter 10 tubs do Keep & Raynond-2 tieroes bacon
tisrees hams Nelson &oo-i box toilet powder
|. Lyons-1O CRATES cabbage bbEs roots Berry Geo
2 bxs tin ware Vinet-3 do W 9 Shepard--7 bbls
whisky e tart eco s bzs tinware Rice Born eco
$ bhs whisky Nehnert-5 CRATES mustard W &
l. on-25 frkns butter II Lawrence &oo-3f bbls
tuyuips @ w Dawson hon-2 bbs whisky MO & Il
IN f. kap tfUuDra Toby II AtIen-t
r Ri au--4o bbIs apples 8 Oteri & Bro--2 cases
jeans Yale Il Bowling-40 pkgs hardware # II Kraft
Al do II Haller-25 hbs whisky FoTchener Bros
81 pkge tobacco Waekenhrath &, JoHeph--lS boxes
bacon Sch wabaehsr II Hrsoh----57 pigs hardware
Hagau-e pkgs butter G II Lawrence &co-l bog lea
oaddes Hirschbergsr & Wlder--i box leather IL
Trcou-1u fri ms butter Smith Bros Geo. bbs
sage tierces hams 10 bills shoulders FlasbpoleI e.
Becker-t5 bbs whisky Nelson &co-2 bt sausage
Il CouerV f. Som do Wild II Riehl Aco--2 do ! frk
pigsfeet Ia1twel Cbambers--Toal 1881 bales
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sundries to order--Total 80 bbs moiasses ~ hhds

sundries to order--Total 80 bbls moessss ~ hhds
sugaIl -
Inoasses IT Bruger-25 do 20 hhds sugar Schmidt 4,
Ziegler--0 do 10 bbls nolasses LRnaux & Sons-49
do j NJ Craw ford---5i do NJ Scott undries to or
der--Total 30 bids sugar tB3 bbls noasses
Trip No ga bbls Dnolasses a. Lambert &oo-sun-
dries tn nrHar
HAHNvILLE-Per steamer Eva-3G bbls mslasses
J M Craw fUId-14 do II M Sor iat--5 sacks seed cot
ton S Herman8o sacks rough rice J Forester 81 do
T B sStamps-sundries to order--Total sacks seed
cotton 30 bbls molasses ia sacks rough rice
LOWE COAST Per steamer Emma Irvine-25
bills moasses Richard Miken-l3 sacks rough rice
Mr. Tnwey-Hundriss to order
BA YOU BARATARIA--per steamer Annie b
20 hhds sugar 100 bbls molasses Richard Milliken--
sundres to order
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary 1da-sundries
to order