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Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
U. .. CLRCUITCOURT.
The Session Yesterday-Tbe Case
Of Br own and the r. w. 4 B. II.

The Session Yesterday-Ibe Case
Of Br own and the r. w. 4 Ii. II.
II. Go.
The case of Allen G. B. Brown, of
New York, vs.. the p. w. & b. X. X.
Co.
The facts Of the case are as follows :
On the night of January ., 1879, the
plaintiff alighted from the cars at the
Wilmington depot to procure some re-
freshments and dispatch q telegram
The platform being covered with ice he
slipped and fell, sustaining serious in
iuries. He brought suit against the
railroad company and recovered judg
ment, last August, by default of the
defendant to appear the amount OF
said Judgment to be ascertained by an
inquisition of jnry.
The Counsel for Brown are James
w. Gray, Esq, of New York, and f.
Il. Bradford Esq, of this city; the rail
road company are represented by George
V. Massey and George c. Gordon, Esqs
A fter Judgment had been rendered, the
defendant, through counsel, made atfi-
davit that the default was caused by Il
misarprehension on the part of counsel
as 10 the tribunal before which the
case was to be tried
BY the United States law, the Court
is required to conform as nearly as pos
Sible to the practice of the courts of the |
State, in which such court is held.
The counsel resisted the motion to
open Judgment, as they contended that
the defendants counsel had been n,ti-
fled OF the time OF the previous hear
ing.
The counsel for the defence produced
a letter, signed by the Judges OF the
Superior Court of Delaware, giving il
rs tueir construction that this statute
was never intended to contravene the
-ues OF common law in taking of y
when the circumstance un
Ter the rules OF common law Justify |
Mr.. Massey spoke for over an hour
n support Of the motion, and Mr.. Gray
eplied briefly.
The Court granted the motion and
ladc an order for the opening OF the
with the Coudltion that the
ayment OF costs incurred be also
lade up to the present time. In do
y so, the Court looked upon the letter
= an authOri alive declaration of IN
racIice of the State courts aad held
lat the mistake OF counsel, in regard
} the proper tribunal, was not such a
negligence on the par: of the defend
ut or his counsel as TO preclude the
Dening of the Judgment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

SHEklFF'S SALE-B BY vhtuc o. writ of
- Levari Facas to me directed, will be cx.
posed to public sale, at tue Court House. On
Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the citT Of Wilmington, New Gas
tic county, Del, on
FRIDAY the 25:h day of November, 1881,
at 2o'c!ock, p. n,..
The following described Real Estate, viz:
6 il that lot Ct land with two story frame
house thereon erected. situate in the Eleventh
ward Of the city of Wilmington.
Beginning al the westerly side of Seventh
avenue, l5D feet south from duncan street,
containing in front 40 feet, and in depth 10
feet, be the anne what it may.
Seized and takeu in execution as the prop
erty OF Thomas Browning and Alice, his wife,
and t. ia, and to he sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHBRlFF's OFFICE, wi mington, November
7th, 1881. nov9 cod Is
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
WELLINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
ssThirteen,"

We have made thirteen Prince Charle'
overcoats fron special pattern. You Dette,
solect one as we know II cannot De duphcateo
either by ourselves or any clothing heuse 10
America. You knew We always iesd III nc"
styles. a
JNO. W. DIEFENDORf GO.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
r7y0uNMuIROONEY THE

-NYOTEE.-l,JO JOHN NMULROONEY, THE
~ owner of the house situated on T8.-
nall street between Fifth and Sixth streets
being the northwest cyrncr OF Fifth and Tat
nall streets and numbered sol Tatnall street,
in the Third ward OF the city OF wilmington.
county of New Castle State Of Delaware, In
compliance with the acts Of the General
A sqembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that | shall apply Ia
writing to the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
M, nday, the 2,st day of November. A. ID.
1881, being the frs day Of the next term OF
said Court, for a license for said house az nn
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF intoX;
icating liquors in quantities less than one
quart to be drunk on the promises, and the
following respectable citizens .ccommend the
said application, viz
H. J. McManus. A Hckta.
Theodore Ke man, Daniel NcElwee,
James McKcnna, John BRADY,
Daniel McCusker, Chas. Carigan,
PatricB J. LoGg, VIM. McElwee,
Dolis Quill Hugh Mclaughlin,
Frederick DAM, II. &. Balltng,
Louis A. Bickta, august Bicrman,
Michael !. Hamilton NJ ]. Murnherg
cha.. h. Resag Joseph Speakman
Henry Bradley John Graen!ee
Rernari Kline CHARLES Nehor
James lianlon.
nov sSt JOHN MULROONEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

| For Mr.. Wanamakers personal use the memor,oa,, ,
low was sent to his Office Instead of "wrino ~"
vanishing over he incorporates the paper into trp
vertsement asthe best presentation of the Oak Hal, o
ling stock.
If we could have the people know the facts As the, :.
Iually about our Fall and Winter Clothing womb
la we would ask!
LIGHT OVERCOATS.
Give very full advertisement Tomorrow a.
stock warrants it Range of prices IS to $24. Mala
point the IS coat light drab brown mixed and Oxe.
mixed Melton not alwool, but we are certain # is n
best in the country for the money.
We strong on mems Sizes
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors.
The market is very bare desirable light Overcns
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, chevot face, diagonal mixed Coat wi,
velvet collar at so.
Light coorsin Wool Diagonals Without l.cings (,
With iacings SIS
Very fine Stockinet Coating with all facing and t
sleeve Innings, s2+.
A small lot of very fine fancy Cassime-cs and Pin
checks, handsomely made and trimmed our freshest GOOD
reduced from "a 0Oto only because sizes are broker
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Ma ke, Streets Philadelphia
The Largest Clothing Ious7 in America.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

DIR. DRAPER was right, when in the
meeting of the Board of Health last
night he objected to the custom of
market people throwing their market
refuse into the cutters from whence it
is washed down into the CAristiana.
These vegetable collections in state of
decomposition contribute to the spread
OF malarious diseases even though they
are washed into the creek. IL is noticed
That numerous tomato vines and other
vegetable plants have grown frem the
river mud that was scooped up from
Delaware by the American Dredging
Company and deposited upon the cause
ways and embankments which that
company is now engaged in making.
What does this mean? Simply that the
vines came from the washings from the
streets OF Philadelphia and Chester far
ther up the river and when scooped
out and spread in the sun TO bake and
dry, it is as capable of producing NAL
rial diseases as it to produce vegetation.
The refuse on Market days should
De collected like other garbage and cart
o laway by the contractors.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
eHO ~VTH UNy VI INVNtUIUCI, Io
o'clock, D. M,
The following described Real Estate vi,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
A lot OF land with two-story frame dwell.
ling tn ereon erected. in the city Of Winning
ton on the easterly side Of v alnut street, be.
tween Seventh and Eighth STREETS, one hun
Or, d feet from Seventh street, containing in
'front.' IS fect, and in Gepth s feet to a feet
VIDE amy, with the usa thereof, be the same
what they may,
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
e.ti CT Daniel Collins. decd.) Catharlne
collins, surviving mortgdgOr, ana as admin
istratrix of Daniel Collins, dec 3ased, and to
be sold by
PHILIP X, CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEPIFF's CFFIsE Wilmington, No emter
7th, 1881. nov9 cOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
All bAY Meellux

There will be an all day meeting, at
Brachin scorner, on Sunday next, Nov
ember 18th. a iull attendance is re-
qussted.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

OUR ART ICLES on the Eleventh Street
britge question have struck a popular
cord in public sentiment. If any body
doubts the truth of them let them take
walk down in that direction some day
about noon or at the hour OF going to
work IN the morning or returning in
the evening, and watch the struggling
masses of workingmen, crowdihg over
the creek in a row boat. Close by are
a half dozen men working On tire piers;
30 slow that it looks like matter of
perfect indifference whether the bridge
will be finished next week or next year
As the contractors have the contract on
their own terms ia regard to price, why
is not more effort made to push the
contract to completion? We are not
done with this bridge business yet,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

81 SHERlfF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ Of
- Leyari Facias to ms suirected, Will be eX.
po ed to public sale, at the Courl House. on
Market street, between Ten and Eleventh.
streets, in the city of wilmington, New Cas-.
tie county, Del,
On Friday, the 2ah day of November, 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

The RECENT FATAL accident at
Claymont, suggests the propriety and
actual necessity of the Il .ilroad Com
pany placing gates at all roads crossing
the tracks that are much travelled,
Gates atthe crossing at Claymont would
nave prevented last Fridays accident,
which resulted in the almost instant
death of two young men, and an acci-
dent that nearly proved fatal to s
Brandywine t".nudred farmer, and
killed two OF his horses, some few
months ago. Such gates might posi-
bly, be somewhat expensive to the com
pany, hut it is better to spend money in
furnishing gates and employing re-
sponsible tenders, than to spend it in
paying for damages afterwards. Popu-
la1ion and business are rapidly increas-
ing at the stations and towns along the
railroad between this city and Phila-
delphia, and more precautions against
accidents are imperativcly demanded.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
NrOTIUE.-l. THOMAS B. EATON. TIE

NrO1IGE.-l. THOMAS B. EATON, TIE
~ owner OF the house situated on Poplar
street, between Fourth and fifth streets. and
numbered i03 Poplar street in the foqrth
ward Of the city of Wilmington. county Of
New Castle, Stata Of Delaware, in compliance
with hc requirements of the act OF tho Gen
cral Assembly in such cass maze and pro
vidcd, do hereby give notice that shall ap.
lly in writing 10 the Court of General Scs-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of tina
State of Delaware, in ana for New Castle
county. on Monday the 2lst day Ct November
a. D.. lSsi. being tho drst day of the NOycm-
Der term Of said court. for a license for Sal
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
Of Intoxicating liquor IN less quantities than
one quart TO tie drank ON he premises. and
the following respectable citize IS reco nIuend
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Prince Charles,

This is tAe leading coat for the season.
You will tili It at the wilmington Clothing
II ouse, d. ". Cor. eth and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

frf Il, ,CONhTANTINE CARPENTER
Leading dancing teacher Of Phila-
delphia, and
A. &. WEBST r.,
of Wilmington have formed an alliance TO-
Yether for the teaching OF dancing
In Wilmington. at the
Aca de my, 4th floor Masonic Temple
Now open for the reception Of pupils.
Hays OF Tuition
Gents Class-Mo ,day and Thursday even
ing, from to 10 o'clock.
Iadios' and Uhildren's Class-Thursday,
from to 6; Saturday, from to p. N.
Evening Ladies' Ciass-Wen from
7 to O'cl ok. This class Is fJr those who can
not attend afternoon classes.
special arrangements for private classes,
schools or semiharies at hours to suit cJn-
venenre
The latest dapces will be taught, includ.
ing Glide. side ride, Newport waltz, Five.
step. heel and tee hee4 ana toe racquet, en-
t'roly nov Cling TeOps ard Newport lancie:s 8.
For terms, apply at II. +. Robelens, 7lO
N arket street, or to
AS. WEBSTER, Masonic Temple.
nov29 l2t-eod
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

MOT Gil. MARGAREl KING. ] n I.
~ owner OF the wi.t!n mcntlouei prem
ises. do hereby give notice that shall apply
10 tie Hon rabic tho Judges Of the Court OF
General Session Of the Peace and Jan uellN-
cry Of The state of Delaware, IN ANA for New
Castle county. on Monday the 2 ST dav Of
November. a. d, 1881, he ng The first day OF
the November term OF said court, for a license
to keep an ina or totcr in the village Of
Chrstiina known rs the Chnsttana Hotel, In
School Di.trlc. 10 -, H hitc Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle county, state Uf Dels-
ware, and to sel!intjxiraung liquors III guam
titles less than one quart. to be- drunk on the
premises, Dd the following respectable citi.
1ens, residents Of said district, recon mend
the said apUiiCatiOu TO wit
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
THE FACTS AS they ART

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Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

Janney, No. 301 & 1903 King street, IL
headquarters for all the best brands and
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The result Yesterday.

The November elections are over and
so far as the returns show this morning,
the Republicans are masters Of the field
in every State which they before held
except New York, where there seems
to be no doubt of the success
of the Democratic State ticket,
though the Republicans still hold the
Legislature. They have made gains in
Maryland, gains in Mississippi, held
their own in New Jersey, retained Con-
necticut, gained upon their Old maori-
ty in Massachusetts, swept Wisconsin
against great odds, carried Minnesota
rs usual, increased their majority in
Nebraska and coming back to good old
Pennsylvania, the glorious Keystone
of the Union, how proudly and mag
nificently grand looms up her 6,OOo or
5000 majority tor General Baily, in
spite of the ravenOus attack of Wolfe.
The indications also are that the Ma
hone liberal ticket has been successful
in Virginia, though the election is
claimed by both parties. This is a !
good result in an off year in politics,
and shows that the people still look to
the Republican party for good govern
ment and all the reforms that are
necessary to secure such government,
Had the Republicans in New York
been united victory would have been
the result instead of defeat The les
son in that State should be thoroughly
learned by Republicans in other States
and the rock upon which the party was
split in that State should be avoided in
other States. The defeat of the STATED
Republican ticket Of New York is off
set by Republican Mayor of Brooklyn.
Republicancounty officers Of New York
city, and the defeat of the Bourbons in
Virginia. Upon the whole the Repub-
means have no reason to complain.
Victory everywhere semblazoned upon
their banners, except in New York. BY
I he time the ides of another election
roll around, the past will be forgotten
and with peace and harmony in its
ranks the Republican party crowned
with victories will march forward TO
1resh conquests, with solid North at
Its back and divided South III front.
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CONSIGNEES

Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
laLdings-JnO FlsnneTy & Co, J Lawton. A {
Cab Miss. VI Y Henderson. West Bros Lipp
man Bros Peacock, II & 20, J W Wilson's Sons
w I Miller g W Parish, J , Bascombe, J RYAN
" N Lanier, Q Stubs, W q jackson 6 Co,
Sems, w A Jaudon, f III HULL Annie Hanley
d Cox, Sandy FIr.non, 4 \ Graham, Williams
& W.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
July 4-FOrdg ONCE. Q L Jones. Peacock, H &
Co. W Jackson a Co, z 7 Roberts. A 7 Lee &
Bro. Williams < W, " c Powell & Co, Pau
Decker, Graham & II. r Cassels, d G Bacon
& Co. SlOat, b & Co, John McDOn0ugh, Has
lam & II, A Hanley, A H Champion, VIM Hone
& Co, H uyers & Bros. } W lyman, J II Am
brose. Solomon Bros J Paulk l. Wilcox. D y
Dancy, Meinhard Bros & Co, II r RickfOrd
Herman & X.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, july
4-Fordg Office S. F & W Ry, Maria Barnwell
J Derst, Bendhejm Bros & Co Rieser & s, :
Guckenheimer & Son, Lee Roy Myers, Mil
Ter & Co, VIM Hone & Co.
Per steamer Florida. from FloridR-Bend
helm Bros * Co, a III Champion, II Myers &
Bros, Williams & W, Arnold & T. s Mayer & G.,
" c Jackson & Co. Peacock. n x Co.
Per Central Railroad July 4-FOrdg Agt
JnO Flannery & Co, SauSsy & II, Henry Yonge
Ludden & B. J holm, J G Butler, e
Haynes & Bro. r l. Mercer, j " Schley & Co
HOlcOmbe, q & Co, G II Remshart. I Morgan
T, Ii Myers & Bros d g Bacon & Co, r n Nc
Donald. VIM RO gers. VIM Stevens. Fl II Conner
& Co. Peacock, II s. Co. II BOley 6 Son, Frank
& Co. f J Acosta. Allen & L, Loeb & r, Lipp
maa Bros, A Miller & Co. Branch & G, inc
L, ons. Palmer Bros, 4 Friedenberg < Co,
Krouskoff Williams & W D Y Dancy, Stern &
n, d Cox, Order, W w Gordon 8 Co.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. July $50 bales cot
ton, S45 sacks corn. cars bulk corn. as bales
domestics. 6s bales yarns. 100 bbls -four. IS pkys
furniture, - bbls rcsin. 80 bbls spifi s turpep-
tine. . bbls whisky, $50 bbls lime 3 bbls brass
I25 boxes glassware, - tierces hams. cars
lumber. car cattle Sl3 watermelOns. 5 bhds
tObaccO, spring wagon, ! bale wool. 20 boxes
tobacco, Il bdls hides, pkgs hardware, IS
pkgs mdse
Per steamer Florida. from Florida-2 bdIs
hides and skins, bbl hams, 3 bales wool e61
bbls rosin. 40 bbls spirits turpentine. crate
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and wav
lanfings-l bale cotton. As b1ls shingles. 4
sheep, , b sgS wool, ? bdls hides, I box fruit.
As bbis rOsin. lib bbls spirits turpeEtine. Il
cases eggs, IL coOps chickens, II calves 4
wagon wheels. case bottles, pkg tobacco. 1
COW aud calf. I keg syrup.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
July As bales c1ttOu, 30 cars lumber / car
wood, cars melons, , cars cattle, 5Si bbis
rosin. 1SS bbls spirits turpentine, 8 cars bacon.
bbs honey. Is bales wool, and mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
40 bbls flour, bblS liquor, 20 boxes tobacco
l47 caddies tobacco and mdse.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EtnaSrIkL

NtaaHEAAis
PARIS. july 4, 4:30 p m--Rentes, 81 s9c- q
ToVDoy- July l. $50 p. m--ConSois' ~ o-Ie
for money: 1Oi IS for account Ire. -,
RTF1TS- JuIy 4.-The statement OF the InIe
rial Rauk of Germany shows decrease III
snecie Of u $4,000 marks ...
t9IvANA. July 2.-Spanish gold, 1885; Il
change firm: on the United states 90 a 1aS ;
Eold- sISGsa{ premium; short sighs. s0sS.
frer1iaHl: on London. 1916 g34 prsmlum' OF
Paris, 515lS premium.
C1TTOS.
LIVERPOOL. July 4, 4 p. m--Cottou actlTe ana
Ann. T0iadling uDiands, sad; midtline orleans
= b-Is5. sales II 600 bales (0f which s.oUO ar
Amerieanl for speculation and exDort l,Gt
bales: ra.,sipts 500 bales, OF which 2,SOO bales
S1T--res. MiddIing upiands. low middline
CLAUSE. iiverable in July, 6445 ~ DEW
trable In July and August. 6A16 sd; deliver
able In ugu and eptember. o-loo ll-S<G
sd: deliverable in september and OCTOBER
SD: deliverable IN October and November
sl5-i6d: deliver Bic in November ana Deeein
Der, - 81 Prices barely STEADY.
PROVISIONS. sRocERIEs. TIC
LoSDOS. July 4, ESQ p. m.-Spirits Turpen'
tine 34s
LIvERpooL July 4. 400 p. m.-Lard, Sos Cd
spirits Iurpentine, SIS,
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HEvASA, July 2.-suear-The market ruled
very dull at gradually dec ming prices. closing
weaker and nominal; molasses sugar, regular
20 good polarization, 71k1S reals, gold. per ar
robe; muscovado sugar, common to fair. S0
81 reals; centrifugal sugar, % TO IS degrees DO
Irritation, in boxes and hhds, s3l1l0 reals;
stock in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
$500 boxes, $500 bags and "a go hogsheads;
receipts Of the week, 4, 100 boxes $50 bazs and
lbs hOgsheads; exports during the week, Z, 200
boxes, 4,750 bags and {. 500 hogsheads, including
4,S4O bags and all hegsheads to the United
States. MolasSes nominal. Bacon, S3i 00n
81 80, currency, per cwt Flour, $25 o0030 90
currency. per bbl. for American. Beef, jerked
oSGo5 reals. currency, per arrobe. Hams,
American, sugar cured, 80 0003S 90, Gu -rency,
per Quintal for Northern and SsS OOn44 90 for
Southern. Lard, in kegs, $50 5O037 81 eurren-
ey, per quintal; in tins, S3S 5On39 so. Tallow
80 uOGlo 90. currency, per quintaL Honey,
1854 reals, gOl1, per gallon. Onions,
81 5OGl5 Ol. currency, per bbL for American.
Coal oil IN tins, 6yk09 reals, currency, per gal
lon. Lumber firm. SHOCKS irnl. Navy beans,
white, 6OzI u reals, currency, per arrobe
CJrrs s1s5k reals. currency. per arrObe. HoOrs
nat. Freights duh and nominal
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Florida. from Florida-C N
burlington. Lane sster. Mr. willard G /. E.
lott, 5 u Wilson, J II Penuiman. r " Curl. c
Z Forest, two stevedOreS, and three steerags
Per steamship Geo ADpold. Tor Baltimore
Jas z White. wife and three children, James I
NayOee. H BlOunt. J III Penuiman, f ROsen.
felter Fred Schmsnck and Wife.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta aud way
landingS-L L Griner, Young NJ Wells
w Wilson. J P Wilson. j @ Rain, E Rain
G H Wilcox W J Ellis and wife, Robbie Elem
ing, Charlie Ellis. Annie Fleming, J W Wilson
G l. Wells. II Kemp. o J. Metz<er, M d Ne
Neill. VIM SaUls and wife 3 SOlomons A NJ
Martin. wife and son, Mrs Noonon, W III Heirs
j G. Reeves Mrs MetZEer
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Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except Sunday. and at Cuthbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily Tex
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington, and
daily Except Monday from Arlington to Al
bany.
s Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
va tern Railway, at Augusta with all lines TO
NorCh and East, at Atlanta with Air Line and
Kennesaw Routes to all points North, East
and West
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing.
ton without change
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, I27 Congress street
g. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Eupt., Savannah
j. G. EHAw, w. r. EHELLMAE.
Gen Trav. Agt. gupt. 8. ". B. B.. Naecn, Ga.
ap8-tf
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TTBEE. July l. S na-Passed I'm bsrk
IheodOr (Sw). schr Levi Hart.
~, Fassed out, steamship Geo Appold, schr C W
Wind S, 4 miles; clear.
New York. July ARRIVED, Richmond, Cir
cassia. WyanOke -
Arrived out, State of Nebraska, Peruvian.
ltalia, Sorrento. Achilles. Heinrich Won Schroe-
Ger, Agontyra, Honor, Nephen, Heading. At
zone, fadre, GulvatOre Second. Erie Fanciulli
II L ROuih Jas Iluecau. civ Of MonfresI
Later-Arrived. Gailia. Albemarle. Louisiana
New YORK, July ARRIVED, schr Enchan.
tress. Phillips, Savannah
~ Cleared, schr Marcus Edwards, PashIey.
MaypOFt Fla
Philadelphia, July Arrived, schr French
Van Glider, Candy, jacksonville.
Water Cove (mOuth OF New Meadows Riverl.
June 2s-Arrivet, brig Annie & Lily. O'Brie1
Boston (tO load for jacksonville
Boston, June 24-Sailed, schr Ella N Watts,
Liniken, Savannah
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Shipping gnteIliaeaFe.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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MtdidnaI.
RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

THERE is a well known principle in animal
place except through the agency of the ner-
vous system. If the nerve power in any organ
is weakened. then that organ is weak
Endorsed by the Academy OF Medicine in Paris
as an infallible specific for nervous and physi-
cal debility, etc; contains no phosphorus,
cantharides or other poison; IS purely cedetGote,
the signature Of S. B. SIGESMOND on side of
each box. Boxes of so pills, 81 50; 100 So NJ
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