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, 1880-02-11
AUCTION.

at the request of Frederiksteds
Dealing Court in behalf Of the
estate of the late John Augustus Hill
will be put up for sale at n Auction
to be held at this Office on Thursday
the 4th March this Year at 1 o'clock
p. m. the lots Of land belonging to
said estate:
, 1880-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION,

HFTER Begj@ring at Frederiksteds
T. Skifteret som behandlende at
gangne Kj0bmand og Planter John
Augustus Hills Bo vii blive opraabt
til Bortsalg we'd Fen Auction her
paa Auctionscontoiret Torsdagen den
4de Marts d. A.. Eftermiddag H. l
slet de nevnte Bo tilh0rende LODI
der Land:
, 1880-02-11

The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office of the Dealing Court.
Auction Office, Frederiksted, 7th
February 1880.
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Nc. z a. Strand
gaGe og No.
50 a. kongens-
gade.
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~Strandgade,
Nc. Go Kongens-
gade
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gade, cg
No. ! ?oxvegade
her i Byen

med paastaaende Runner.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
O~plysninger kunne erholdes paa
Skifteretscontoiret
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
7de Februar 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-02-11

with the ruins Standing on same.
, 1880-06-13

Mayor and Controller agreed to advance $1e5O0Q
for the purpose named, but 1t remains to be
seen whether or not the City Treasurer viii
money, and ho has control Of tho matter, this
will end it. Tho teachers should be paid. how.
ever, as the other employees are-
THE reason steps have not been taken toward
building the pumping works at the Junction of
the South Branch und the canal Is said to be- thar
the city authorities have been unable to get fha
assurances they seek from the Canal Comnis-
slonerS- The real cause however, Is thar thera
has been too much politics in the whole matter
But now that the Mayor is not candidate for
Governor something may be expected.
EA1GRASTs AND SMALLPOX.
The Health Department yesterday discovered
den Ut smallpox ia the vicinity Of Western
avenue and the canal It appears as far -
could be learned, that tho destitute Bohemian ~
emigrants ut the Chicago Avenue Station a few
days ago we're but 4 part OF the passengers ~
steamer upon which the disease appeareff n
the passage, and that the others ARRIVING here
sSeaftered sSa thirteen & Of whom '.squattcd y near
among this number OF emixrats, who werc lty-
Ing in temporary shanties at the point given.
an and d. suhs|stlng upon whatexer they could get
only one OF the number was down with
tho disease, NIL of them we're taken
charge a. OF during the day and put
speak our language. nor could they appreciate
the situation they were Ia; hence their remoynl
WAS regarded BY them as blessing. 70 what
extent they have scattered the disease TINA
alone can tell, but the worst Is feared since they
IN connection with the Chicago avenue crowd
have been paupers and objects Of charity since
their arrival, and been brought largely in con-
tact with the charitable public It was sup~
posed that the Health Department was wutchino
tho arrival Of emgrants, with view to wardinE
OF the disease, but it appears that they have
been beaten. and that they never discovered the
fact Until yesterday The weather is akai1lst
the tn spread Of the disease, Of course but unless
70 suler in more ways than one.
, 1880-06-13
cnI1NTf RjI]tDlNE-

THERE arc at present :ai9 inmates Of the Couu-
ty Hospital.
JUDsoS E. WRIGHT Was on trial all day yester-
day for racciving stolen goods. knowing them to
have been such.
The jury in the case Of Martin and Joseph
Sack. ch .rged With having stolen cattle in HYDE
Park, returned verdict of not guilty MS to
Joseph and guilty rs II, Martin- They affixed
his punishment at TWO years in State Prison.
AFTER considerable discussion as to whether it
WIS desirable % cnlor and ornament the walls
md ceilings OF the new Court House Building,
the Committee OIL Buildings and Public Service
Yesterday decided to recommend to the Board
ri Commissioners that the contract be let to
Thomas Nelson upon his hid Of <;A.s10.
The various Town Boards will meet N onday,
June =, for the purpose Of revising the assess
1nent OF properly for the year 1880. Tho i'm
1,ortancc OF this assessment will he readily up
precin,ed fr1Nu the fact that under the new law
The real~cstarc assessment made this year will
Stand for four years. It is therefore very i'm
portant that prt,perty-owncrs should be present
if possible III these Board meetings TO assist in
making equitable assessments.
TIE Joint Committee yesterday took up the
question Of elevators for the new Courthouse
Mr.. W. E. Hale. of Hale j. Co., and Mr.. Crane of
the Crane Brothers Manufacturing Company,
were present. Each o. the gentlemen WIS nj
lowed one-half hour in which to present the
plans fur the work and to describe the same. It
IS not likely that the contract will be let until
the members Of the Committee have had time
to personally examine the merits Of tho com
peuDg elevators
, 1880-06-13

GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP.
"Betsy," the London Criterion comedy, has
reached its 250th night
The Spirit thinks that Fanny Davenport Is
"her father in petticoats"
The youngest of the Majilton Brothers, Ed
win Henry, died in London on May II.
Gillctte's Professor" Is mentioned as the
opening play for next season at the Madison
Square Theatre.
1.-The Black Crook" as performed at q Lead
vile theatre, lasts until o'clock Ia tho morn
ing, But drinks are sold between the acts, and
those conyiyiai intervals average: an hour each.
Adclaidc Nelson lately auctioncd her old
clothes. 1t wills generally believed ut the time
that II was her wardrobe. and tbnt she was
really going to take Il long farewell Of the stage
The scheme turns out to be simply 4 new and
orisinul advertising "rackcr-" She has patented
it.
The New York Sun. anent John Brougham's
connection with the authorship of s. London AS
surance> explains that after Boucicault had
written the comedy, and it had boon rejected,
Mr. isrougharn revised It and wrote In the Irish
character for himself. This would settle the
matter detinisiy hut for the melancholy fact that
there is no Irish role in '' London Assurance"
The Bur7,um Museum Company, u corporation
just organized with 4 capital Of $3.0O0UW, has
New York, for $4,000. On that site it is pro-
posed to erect the largest exhibition building in
the world. including under one roof Il museum
opcra-h house, colosseum, theatre, hippodrDmc
tropical glrdcn etc, 10 be finished and opened
early next year.
, 1880-06-13

The following is the program of the COM
mencement exercises: Friday, June 1s-Com-
mencement OF the Preparatory School. Sunday
Baccalaureate sermon, Bishop Bowman. Mon-
day-Morning, clnss-1ay exercises; afternoon.
field day; evening, probably the Senior excur-
sion. MISUNDERSTANDING and afternoon, meet
ing Of the Trustees of the University; evening,
the Kirk Oratorical contest for prize Of xIlH'
Notwithstanding and afternoon, Alumni
dny and celebration of the twenty-tifth ami
Of the Conservatory of Music, when
tfa Of sixty pieces win take part: Thufsday-
Morning, commencement exercise; evening.
Presidents 1cyee ut the residence Of Oliver
Marcy. LII. D. Friday, reunion Of the class Of
II. The week will be one Of rare interest. The
musical commencement, under the direction OF
PROT Orin E. Locke, will surely be of very tjRh
order of excellence. and this with the auniver-
sary services will be entirely new features. The
Scott, ..St. Bernard and Monasrcries;" Miss
Nd Niss Helen ls filler; ~ MooIs ot SPaiq; !.
- Supposed Speech OF Southern Patriot''
The following were elected Friday ny the Hin
Hnmad m1tesa5y Society to take pat !n 1e
2. Piper, ". H. Huston, Walter Helm, r V.De
The Ade1phics have elected the following to
have put down for the latter part Of next term:
g. A. Foster; 4 H. Briggs. J. E. Nichol, N. j.
hitler, L. H. Thatcher, j. g. Butcher.
The Rev. T. ". Hatfield, D. D., will preach this
nnsarnfng End evening in the First Methodist
. II Inc hsv. George c. Noyes, D. D.. will preach
~. s ualhoet1ug and evening In the Presbyterian
y, The The r. Rey Gorge R. Pcarce will preach this
=. ~: ~ Tue BAPTIST Church Usual sarvicea
The Key: 4: J: scov will occupy the coneree.r
The installation Of t2s Rev. Dr. Jewel, IN
pastor OF 81 Marks Episcopal Church has heen m
to a later day 1'47 o*o4
, 1880-06-13
MARINE NEWS.
Heavy Engagements at Current
Rates for Grain Ship
ments.
A Suspicion that Shippers Are Making
an Effort to Effect q
Break.
home and General Notes in Inf1nit
Variety.
HOME GATHNRINGS.

aNAS AND ooAN9. ihElahts.
~; - eenu'no oulst =. SURPRISE was eleneeu VI
out to tho publishers Of circulars that they had
sec,rcd canocttv tn tha n,nnt,nr Of 25o1.oM
bushels Of fs wheat and bushels of corn.
mention of the names OF vessels chartered
showed that several were only well on the way
down TO Buffalo, while at least one was reported
IN IHE TRIBUNE or yesteFaaS US na'ln8 oue JUST
arrived there. This may be very properly &C.
cepted us IN indication of an attempt on the
part Of shippers to create alarm among
, fa,1 oApe o .4H., 20
railroad men, with tue 1ntent'on o. d
efecting break in rates. and it
81 Cnnoarca abon'1 a,,n,+ - r,,,o ~ have froteht
t-,,,santons h,,,otinod , 40 f.st ~ ',,ar oce,,r
tfa'lsaclohs ouA4etiheo US 1usl As tnes oceua
during regular sessions. Recently report free
" circulated on the Board TINT Kecne had
failed led tn a nrotest against ,,nmcrchantlike
q ro .aeTe " %"9 9hn Grt NJ
Kcene ia thor, not d,,,hle rrn,ln,} for com
nio;nt ara,nsr tha nc1ion ~ sh;nnars Yesterday -
WITH % the object ec Of accompshinr % ga purpose @ % cal.
cniuted ed 10 hencat IN nnrrjcs iuiierested. Con :
eernine rates, it may be said that
corn and ~ cents on wheat to Buffalo. The
enn.,t4nen1s rtr,rtad ir,rL1dc ~ has hcen NJ
rc1t,x statrd: vrssais TINT were taken several
dnys AFRO. and rrt now either we'll down the lnkcs
or alrendy ut Buffalo, Runlor had it that 4
number of vessels were taken to arrive. but
their names could not be asccrtained. except rs
mere guess work. As they stand the actual
Buffaln-Schooners Bolivia, }. G. King, Hun
gerford. J,1nes T. Joy, 7. ?. Sheldon, D: +.
MoT91ns stN H. tns.es e. e. e
Samuel Flint, Levi lawson, 4. = Norris
Georgcr. j. D. Sawyer, bnrges Ohio, Rynn,
prOpelIcrf Newbury. James Fisk, Jr.,
Jay Gut4d, Avon Starucca, wheat at S1a cents;
barges feetchan, Ar1lnctte, "etinore, schooners
H1wland and y. +. Dobblns, corn at tac; pro-
, 1880-06-13

The number Of persons now holding cards
Which enttle them to draw books from the
Library is 1865 All cards are called in at the
issue, and q new certificate Of guarantee and &
new registration ara then required. OF the 9,3t3
new registrations, 5,S2s4 were Of males and 3,GS3
Of females
CIRCULATION OF BOOKS.
The Library has been open for the delivery Of
books during tho year 306 days, and the number
OF volumes taken out for home use WAS JUG, ,15f,
or daily average Of 1,ot2 volumes. The mum.
bcr reported last year was GS. 4sS, and in 1878
35i 506 This fnlilg of III the circulation, which
has already been alluded to. commenced with
the sudden revival of business in the .spring Of
last year. The largest number OF volumes is
sued in ono day was 2,176-tcb. Fl: and the
smallest number In one dar wAs 613-June rs.
The daily averages by months have been ns fol-
tember, So: October, s51: November, Lois; De-
March, 10: April, l:1oo; May, eaS. Tie aver,
IS Of the preceding y.ar The amount
received for fines on delinquent books was
81, .63. The strict enforcement Of fines has
greater punctuaty in the Eeturn Of boEs Ks and md
Of reducing the amount received from fines. In
1876, s, ,S31 ~ WIS received from fines: in 1877,
S27l0.G4; in 1875 Sl,9595s; and in 1873, 81 ,6.70
CLASSIFICATION OF TIE CIRCULATION.
The statistics given below indicate but little
change III the classes Of books which arc drawn
from the Libr7lry. The use of English prose,
fiction, and juvenile books has increased from
6l6l per cent to 64 per cent, and it IS explained
which were worn out hnve been replaced during
the past year: The percentage Of circulation OF
novels and Juvenile bonks is still 10 per cent
below the issues Of this class Of books in other
libraries that supply tho books the masses Of the
people wish TO rend. For the purpose of COM
parison the percentages Of circulation in seven
Glasses for each year since the Library was
opened are given with the statistics Of the past
years:
, 1880-06-13


The use Of books ut the reference tables has
been constantly increasing. The number Of
persons who have nude Use OF this privilege w;ls
., 105, and the number of volumes consulted was
2,ll5- OF the visitors 4-!E5 came to consult tho
pateue specifications and drawings. as the set
Of the British patent qualifications has approached
completion, their use by inventors and patent
solicitors has largely increased. The set is now
complete from ls: to 1874, both years inclusive,
and the binding OF the sories from 1875 to 1878
hns been ordered. The 13s volumes for 1875, In
cluding the indexes and abrademcnts, were
shipped from london May 20, and will arrive
here in few days The old series from 1917 to
1851, 80 Volumes are still stored in London u1l-
bound The binding Of tho old series will cost
about 81 lGO, and when that is done the set will
be complete to the present time. III the future,
the binding of tho series can be kept up at much
less expense than formerly, rs the Commission
ers Of Patents have changvd the form OF pub
lfcntion. by reducing the size Of the drawings
and bringing both the specifications and draw
ings into one uniform royal octave size. As the
readers have free access to the American
patents, no record has been kept of their use.
READISG-ROoM.
AGreaE Improvement has been made in the
, 1880-06-13
ClTY-HALI NEWS,

THE Committee on Streets and Alleys North IS
called for tomorrow.
BIDS for the construction Of ytaduct ut
Sangnuon street will be opened the 25th. The
structure it scstimated d, will cost about slO+, co.,
Of which the ri iiroads will pay about $4,000.
TIE City Treasurer yesterday received $1,000
from the Collector, Sl,513 from the Water De-
pnrtment, so from the Controller, and $75 4S5
from the County Collector on acco unit of tho
1879 tax
The contract was yesterday awarded to Gus
Wilke s Co. for constructing a water~pipe tuu-
mel under the river at C!ybourn place. They
were tho lowest bidders, and are to receive for
their trouble <4,6S3, and commence the work at
once
stating that jackson Fire Company, No. IL, Of
New Orleuns, would reach here Tuesday morn
ing On visit. They will be the guests Of the
Fire Department for few days, and from here
Will gO to Milwaukee.
HARBoRMAsTER JOHS MCCARTHY was last
evening. presented with horse and saddle by
his friends. The refreshments cost him consid-
cradle, but he was happy: nevertheless, because
It was a genuine surprise AID. Peevey made
the presentation speech.
!, HENRY JENNINGS, Of Dallas Centre, Ia, writes
me Mayor and offers q preventive and cure for
claims to have discovered the secret he has for
SUE, and that Its efficacy has been tested for the
will invest
The railroad companies Interested were yes
terday invited to confer with tho city nuthori-
ncs III reference to the immediate construction
Of yiuduct ON the west side Of the river at
darrlson street As soon as they can be heard
from t1o necessary steps will be rakcn looking
70 entering upon and completing the improve
ment.
!, THE Committee on Streets and Alleys South
nad before them yesterday afternoon the ordi-
nance providing for allowing the r;lilrnad co,n-
panies interested to construct Il viaduct on their
Tracks nj. the foot of Randolph street., or from
Michigan avenue to the lake The railroads
asked for the passage OF such an ordinance su1ne
time ago, the object being to open up and nuke
available, It Is understood, certain of their
dock property. The matter WIS debated Mt
some length, and the result was, the ordinance
Was amended and approved. The remonstrance
against paving Michigan avenue from Lake to
handolph was placed on file, as also the orfi
nance in favor Of vaca;,ng Lake avenue.
TIE Finance Committee OF the Board OF Elu-
cation hAd il consultation with tht: Mavo- md
Controller yesterday looking to rcmedyjng The
paying or the teachers III scrip The Co;nrnitt;.o
as amed 70 oor1aw 9 money to pay the May and
loan on the part OF his Honor provided tho
Board OF Education would adopt resn},,tinn ~
return the money from the first tar colIacsjnrWs ~
ete' The result @ the conference WAS that Tia
, 1880-06-13
LAKE PORTS.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1.-THE vnter-
logged scow q. Il Norton was towed here from
Port Washington to-day by the tug Coe and
placed in dry-dock; damages slight.
Arrivals-Schooners II. II. Scovc. Mystic STAR
Thomas GAVIN, J. B. Merrill, F. II. Euapp. Myo-
sofis, Blake. and Falmouth.
Cleared -Schoanc1s F. \. Morse and J. E. Gil
more.
ChaTters-To Kingston, schooner Falmouth,
Scove, wheat at cents; schooner ]. E. Gilmore,
corn, at ~ cents.
PORT CoLBOKSE-
Special DInateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Port CoLBoRNE, Ont, June 12.-Passed down
Propeller Dominion, Detroit to Montreal 0cn-
egM CARGO; Clinton. Chicago to Kingston, com;
, 1880-06-13

Stepping into n. ". KlmbaI's warerooms,
corner OF State and Adams streets, we were
shown an entirely new design of case on one
OF those magnificent uallet, Davis &S Co.'s
cabinet grand upright pianos. The sides Of
the instrument flare back III such a manner
as to display the sides from front view. It
is finished in ebony and gold, and paneled
with variegated wood. The effect is UNIQUE
and very handsome. 1t is combination in
case and tone never before cqualed in this
country. This is really regal instrument
III 20 adofn and beautify any palace. 1t
would well repay any one musicaly in
cliied ana with an eye to the beautiful to
mansilip. and note the vast improvements in
Style, finish. and tone that are being constant
, 1880-06-13
LOCAL NOTES.

/ LOCAL No1E5.
| On the 2lst Tony Pastor will reappear at Ha
/ verlys.
| "Humpty Dumpty" and the Spanish students
! go to Cleveland
Thomas W. Keefe goes from this city to man
age the Leadville Theatre.
The New York train last night carried of
| Manager Hooley. He will be absent two weeks.
The Colleen Bawn'' has drawn tolcraby
! liberal patronage at the Lyceum during the
| week.
| Mr.. Charles ". Roberts, late OF Hooley's Bos-
| ton Theatre, has become an attach6 Of the Ran
dolph street house.
| Charles Forbes dramatic season closed. at
| GAINESVILLE, Wis, last week. He says he'll run
two companies next season.
The appearance of Gus Mortimer, Joe Nur-
ply agent. indicates that we will have another
siege Of Kerry Cow" shortly.
The Clifford Dramatic Company will be in
New London, Wis, 18th and 18th; Appleton 18th
and nth; Oshkosh, 18th and 18th; ana Chicago
the list
Hyde and Behman, who appear for the last
time ut tho Olympic this evening, will he sue
ceeded BY Mr. coggswel in 1.-The Corslcan
Brothers."
At the National the bill for the coming week
Picnic.' and Box and cox" Hugh Fay. Charles
A. Gardner, and F. Il. Wallace play prominent
parts
During the races at Springfield beginning to-
morrow Dalziel will run his Oakcn Hearts,"
Fred Wnrde. Ed Buckley, Mr. Hurley, Miss Lin
gard, Miss Newton. and Miss Waugh will be in
the cast
Collier's "Celebratcd Case" company with
the performance to night at Hooley's will close
the season. Mr.. Collie has shared the prosper
ity during the year just ended that has been the
lot Of nearly all wise managers
Gov. Mcvlcker returned to town yesterday
He will leave for the East in a day or two again.
1t seems that his appearance was compulsory,
owing 10 the total inability Of Mai. Horace or
Ct1. Louis Shnrpe to decipher tho Governors
letters Of instrucfon,-at least the Governor
says So
A benefit will be tendered Manager James II.
Nixon next Wednesday, afternoon and evening,
Opera House. The volunteers include Louis
Warwick. Joseph 4. Dcyiin, J. Winston Murray,
W. j. Hurley, Alf and Lulu Wyman, Frank
Hurtwell. Felix i. Vincent, F. C. 1ioynihnn,
George Black. Joe Clifton, ". J. Coggsweu ]. Il.
Allen, May Treat, Eva Reynolds, the Chapman
Sisters, and others.
The plans for 1abor's new opera-housc, Den
the arthitect, will leave for that city this week
to suporintcnd the construction. Already the
foundation walls arclIp. and work will be pushed
vigorously with a view Of opening the house In
October. The new building will combine come
Of the improvements lately introduced in New
York theatres. Thcapproachcs will be wide and
finely ornamental the retiring rooms will be
beautifully furnished. and the seating capacity
will be about 4J0 Tint portion Of the building
not used for the opera-houfe will be utilized as
hotel i ts said, we may add, that the manage
1nent OF this house rs well us the Tabor Opera
House at Lcadvile, will fall into the hands of
Col. Haverly, who has just returned from that
region.
, 1880-06-13
PORT OF CHICAGO,

| ARItlfALS.
Stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundries.
| StInr Mnskeyon, MuskeyDn, sundEaS.
Prop Waverly, Buffalo. s,1ndries.
Prop Wiss1hickOu, Buffalo, sundrieS-
Prop skyiark. benton Harbor, sundries.
Prop T. S. Faxton. South Haven. sundriea
Prop Messenger, St. Joseph. sundEdes.
Prop u. Grt,h, Manistee, lumber.
Prop Now Err, Grand Haven, towing.
Prop r. W. Shook. White Lake, lumber.
Prop Milwaukee, Buffalo, sundries.
| Prop 6. r. Heath, Saugatuck, sundties-
| Prop Peerless, Duluth, suntiries.
Prop i. Laura. Muskeyo,,, lumber.
Prop G. Campbell. Ludington, lumber.
! Prop St. Joseph. MuskegUn, lumber,
Prop bismarck Mcueka,1nce, towing.
Prop Ohio, Buffalo: light.
| Schr Schuylkill, Eric, light
Schr J. Il. Noycs, OsweEo. coal
| Schr s. a. Irish, Grand Haven. lumber.
! Schr City of Grand Kapids. Grand Haven, 1un1
schr City Of Grand Haven, Grand Haven, lum
Schr Emclinc, Manfstee. lumber.
schr n: Thompson, Muskcgon, lumber.
| Schr Reed Case, Buffalo, coal.
! schr Radical, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr Sam Flint, Buffalo, coal.
Schr @ Shaw, kenosha, gravel.
Schr Eclipse, Pierport, lumber.
schr Lady DuEcrin. Coilingwood, bark.
Schr Adirondack, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr F. Jones, Buffalo, coal.
Schr trace Murray, Georgian Bay, railroad ties,
Schr Myrtle, Mnskcgon, lumber.
Schr Sardinia, White Lake, lumber.
] Schr = Mitchell, Oswcgo coul.
Schr Marinettc, Mcneknlnee. lumber. i
Schr E. r. Judd. Menckuuncc. lumber.
Schr T. Il. Hayes. Buffalo, coal.
Schr Nardnlena, PNurs Pier. bark.
Sclr Z, Packard. Packard ! Pier, bark.
Schr e. N. Ryan, Buffalo, light.
ACTUAL sA1L1NGs.
Schr Wolverine, 31uskcgon.
Schr Et Tempo. Ahnapee.
Schr Ottawa, Muskegon.
Schr sclt+ Muskc:.o1i.
Sehr H.; |; y: Dayis, Muskcgon.
Schr William Smith, Muskegon.
Schr Driver. Carlton.
5chr Jesse Hoyt, Green Bay.
Schr II. 4. Richmond Nuskegup.
schr Stafford, Nus}scgon.
Schr Rosa Belle. Grand Haven
Schr I: Moss, afunistee
Prop z. w: Shook, White Lake.
schr ). 4. Irish, Gruud Haven.
Schr Kearsarge, MAnistee
schr Git, Of Grand Haven, Grand Haven.
S Schr South Haven Muskcgon.
Schr Eti1clinc, Nnnistee.
Schr Radical, tfuskcgon.
Prop II. Groh. Muskegon.
Prop Scotia, Montreal
Scbr y. Shaw. St. Joseph
Schr ADVANCE Muskegpa
schr City Of Grand Rapids, Grand Haven.
Schr u. thompson. White Like.
Sehr S sunrlse' buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
Prop Argyle, Montreal lt8vU bu corn.
Schr G rotor, Dufialo. &},5o5 bu corn.
Schr Telegraph, Buffalo, Il, ,Oh1 bu corn.
gfnp Hilton, Pixies Pier, sundrie5.
ft,..pe f.op J3nn GreEory, Sturgeon Bay towing.
Stmr Muskeg0n, Mtskegon, sundrics.
Schr Schnylkill. Erie. s2.lOo b1 corn.
Schr y. =. IrGmbIe. Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
@ 9snr =. l.. toliins. Buffalo, l6, QUO bu corn.
lour. and sundries.
Schr G. II. Filler, Buffalo, l8.1sl bu corn.
schr fello"craft. .collingwood, 1850 bu wheat