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Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
A New Church.

The Shiloh Baptists, Of this city, hav
Ping determined to erect a new church
edlfce at the northeast corner ofTwelttr
and Orange streets, have placed fifty
subscriptlon books in the hands OF diff.
ferent persons who " i'll wait on the citi,
Eens OF Wilmington and vicinity III or
iar that they may contribute something
eowards this laudable object.
b. T. MOORE, pastor.
Bed.bugs, ROncaes,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
boes, Insects, &c. cleared out by "ROugh
Sh Rats. l5c. boxes at druggists.
Brain and Nerve.
wells Health Renewer, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, leanness,
ssxual debility, &c. 81 at druggists.
Depot, N. b. Danforth.
Attention.
Cal at the seam mills. 500 w. Front
e1reet, for bargains in flour and teed
Another immense cargo of cigars just
received at the Great Tobacco Mart, az.
efegating in all three hundred and fifty
hou@nd J.; must be closed out no rea-
ohable price refused by the case Chap
nan, Fourth.and Shipley.
canary, hemp, rape and nav see |
Ilso red and silver gravel, for sale at
ue lowest prices at Dilworth's Drug
0sore, Second and Madison.
Remember a box of Glentworth's
nos: Paste will rid 4 house of reaches.
net 1t good and fresh at Hartman's
nth and Poplar streets.
VI. YellowstOne's Herbs of Wonders
ol catarrh, at Taylor b Fullerton's, 3Oz
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Personal
Cecil w hjT.

"Wm. Il. Torhert, Esq. of Galveston.
Texas, was on a visit to his 1rien is in
Eikton this week. Mr.. Torbort is a
nephew of VIM. rorbcrt, Esq, and a
brother Of the late General A. Z. A.
Torbert, whose untimely death on the
ili-f;4ted steamer Vera Cruz excited such
general sympathy about one year ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
QPEE1AL nEA'EION
niArrhOeA,

Its certain cure is DR.. Simms'
fCholera syrup. The famous DiarrhGa
|cure, and for summer complaints oi
children contains no opium always
perfectly safe and sure; now ~ years
Wilmington remedy (35c.) Depot
4th II King, Philadelphia COZ Arch St,
ISoid by dsalels,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Tho eMidlT,F.

Wa Department, Office OF the Chiet
Signal Officer, Washington. August 10
A. NJ.
Indications for te-dav-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, north
easterly winds; higher temperature; and
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
sHIRLEYs SAD LUCK.
lr,,. Ervstle Bible Bar gers Tent
Blown Down-An spiTit OncoA-
uuOrabl".

Errstle Bible Banger's Tenl
n,owu own-Hls Spirit UncOn-
qaorael'.
II WAS announced on Saturday that
.cantain" Shirley would open out In
"a ismt at Ninth and Bennett streets
,as+er,lay afternoon, but the "CaptAin"
sJ made no calculations for the hurri-
Voc that burst upon US Saturday eve
,;mo The winds blew and the rain fell
Nd the tent, following the example OF
kho house built upon the sand, lay upon
so or, md a mass of sailed and wet can
40 Yesterday morning a number of
osts @ conpregated on the spot where
he tent hsd stood, and were giving u
lae performance, that bore striking
,se,nblance to the acr"batic feats that
= sometimes see in the circus. Some
ere standing on the benches some
humping over them, while others could
ave been seen testing the thickness Of
beir skulls in butting matches, and
lie sharpness of their teeth on the cam
wass.
The scene, however, changed in the
kfternoOn, when the captain" made
bis appearance, and attracted attention
by performing On u accordeon. A crowd
boon commenced to gather, and the
bvangelists, delivered something that
might be called sermon, but which
was unintelligible 10 the
greater part Of his hearers.
In the evening his congregation WAS
harger, and after number Of hymns
had been >uug to which he played an
accompaniment on the accordion, he
again disconrsed 70 the people. During
|,lle evening lie was also engaged in SELL
|ing hymns and succeeded in lifting q
Hair collection.
Epworth chapel was closed in the
evening, aud many of his congregation
were members from Il ere. The trus-
|tees of Epworth, also loaned him some
benches, and some of the leading mem
Ners were present and took part in the
tervices, thus endorsing the. Captain and
his cause.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Notice.

Tickets for the excursion of Hope
Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. f., can bo OBJ
tanned from any of the committee, or Of
the janitor, OF the hall, any evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Hone Lodge. No, II. I. O. O. r.

excursion to Atlantic City, Thursday,
August 18th, leaving French street
wharf at go A. M, on steamer FELTON,.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Cool Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington summer
garden Is the incest and coolest place for,
csfreShm enty.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
AfnfA A( the IhGrSulkRaIEr

st tho REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
5llS mOrulnE:
7 O'clock 1G O'Clock II O'Clock,
73p 77o 50"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
CORTLAND WAGON GO.
". Y. WARNER,
bella &WA e.
WaIlnilpgt

Wilmington, DelswAa ..
Sole Agent for tho state II Delaware, Cecil
county, Md, delaware anu Chester 0oun.les,
Pa. send tor circulars. my2t.,f
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
"And are We yet alive.
And aon annh nj h a ri fNOa
UTnTy HHu prHIEe % ,ItBuE HIv0
For his redeeminV Vracs,n

1t is NOT worth while 1or me to refer
to the damage done to individual tents
for that has already been done I see
by REPUBLICAN reporter. But it is
enough to say that the dust was etfec-
tually laid and the Sunday which fol-
lowed was rendered SO pleasant on ac-
count of the storm that none, even those
VINO lost the most regretted that it
stOrmed Just as hard AZ it did.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

ANTED.-A SITUATION AT DRESS.
w making or general sewing, BY an ex-
perlenoei dressmaker. Apply At l00h East
Sixth street. augi6 ut
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

VI; ANTlD--A GOOD STOVE BLACK
w Ell. steady work.
augl5.tf IL. +. PlCkE-S
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

iNANrt.. 80. -. .. Nm ~ s....sA,,
Nv goods on commission. Address GA
0iace. augl6-2t-t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NHI, KENS AND E(fCS. IN. Il. APPLE
~ ton will have fresh dressed chicxens on
mo ming and Saturday afternoon, at I
o'clock. Also fresh butter and eggs. aug l6-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

XXTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERA :.
w housework In family of two. Apply
st SO3 Madison street. aug16.2t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

w ANTED-A GUDD SrRONG BOY,
w at THUS. DRElN l. SUMS,
aug1b-2tt Cor. latnall st. and Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

DOAkn WAN1'"D-BY GENTLEMAN,
ID wife and daughter. Address "Home,"
kEPUBLICAN Office. aug4b-2trt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

NLyANrED.--A GOOD GIRL EuR dkN-
w eral homework, ut 700 West Eighth
street. auglSSst
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

VXyANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w house work, must be a good washer
and ironer. Apply at 6l6 West Third street.
Reference required. augl5 2tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
A CREDITABLE ACT.

On the principle that "to the victors
belong the spoils," the Republicans in
the House of Representatives are MAX
ing a complete change in the officers
and attaches. The only exception is
that of six honorably discharged Union
soldiers, who lost an arm or leg each
in the war. On motion of General Hen
derson, of Illinois, resolution was
adopted by the Republicans to retain
on the soldiers roll of the House these
six men, namely; S. FL. Deck, of Ohio;
John Ryan, of Pennsylvania; James B.
Mcconnell, of Indiana; Hugh Lewis, of
Wisconsin,; John Rome, of New Jersey;
and Captain J. w. White, of Ohio.
Three of these old soldiers are Demo-
Gratis and three are Republicans. They
are only few of the many Union SOL
diers who have been carried on the rolls
of the House of Representatives since
it came under Democratic control, and
the Republicans are entitled to credit
for being as magnanimous as the Rebel
Brigadiers in voting to keep those leg
less and armless old soldiers on the roll
in positions which they can fill just as
we'll as if they were not partially dis
abled.
The readers of the SILVER STATE will
remember that it has been called to
order on more than one occasion for
contradicting the assertions of Republi-
can stump speakers that ''the Demo-
cratic House of Representatives would
not have a Union soldier for an officer
or attache of that body" The resolu-
ton of General Henderson to retain on
the soldiers pay roll the six names
mentioned proves that the Democrats
not only had Democatic Union soldiers,
but Republican U..ion soldiers, on the
pay roll of the House, though the
''stump speakers" in their endeavors to
make party capital by reviving the war
feeling. positively asserted that no
Union soldier could get a position in
the House of Representatives under
Democratic sway. The pay roll of the
House shows that more Union soldiers
were employed as attaches since it be-
came Democratic than when it was
Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
One Experience from Many.

81 had been sick and miserable so
long, and had caused my husband so
much trouble and expense, no one
seeming to know what allied me, that /
was completely disheartened and dis
couraged. In this frame of mind 1 got
a bottle of Hop Bitters and used them
unknown to my family. l soon began
to improve, and gained so fast that my
husband and family thought it strange
and unnatural; but when | told them
what had helped me, they said "Hurrah
for Hop Bitters long may they pros
per, for they have made mother we'll
and us happy. 1.-THE Mother.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
WHAT NEXT?

Eastern exchanges say fresh frauds
are being unearthed at Washington be-
fore which Howgate's populations and
even the Star Route business pales.
Some high officials are said to be on
the ragged edge" and wish, like
Beecher, when his conscience reproved
him for that Tilton business, that they
had never been born. 1t is thought
that the frauds, this time, have been
unearthed in the Treasury Department,
and that Honest John Sherman will be
shown up in an unenviable light.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ANNUAL.

We are in receipt of copy of the
American Newspaper Annual for 1881,
published by N. w. Aver & Son, news
paper advertising agents, Philadelphia.
1t is by far the most valuable directory
of the kind issued in the country. 1t
contains, besides information of impor-
lance and value to advertisers, de-
scription of each State and Territory,
as well as of every county in the United
States and of the Canadian Provinces.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
THE NEW YORK sun.

The attention of those who desire a
first-class newspaper, which contains
all the important news of the day in
condensed and readable form, is direct
ed to the advertisement of the New
York Sun. The Sun is one of the most
fearless, outspoken and independent
papers in existence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06

To FEEL GOOD, drink Damiana Bit
tiers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06

M. Pasteur has resolved to extend his
studies in vaccination to yellow fever,
with view of determining whether or
not the disease is due to parasites, and
can be guarded against by incubation.
A broad field of investigation is open to
Pasteur, as it is suggested by his dis
coveries thus far that all contagious
maladies may be due to parasitic
growths, the virulence of which may
be so reduced by his method of inocu-
lation as to render this class Of diseases
no longer matter of dread.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06

a. That well-known and fast-running
~ Horse GRAY EAGLE, will be raffied
tor at the Fashion Sample Rooms, soon as
the tickets are Opposed Of Seventy-five tick
ets-S2 each Call around quickly dc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
Read! Read!

Fresh California Fruits and Vegeta-
bles received daily. A full stock OF
Groceries and Provisions. All sold
cheap for cash.
Leave your orders with
my7-tf A. KLEINHANs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06

The Washington Grand Jury has in
dicted Lilley and Brott in the Star
Route cases.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06

JOSEPH RGTTGER,
TOnsOrial Artist, late of SAN Francisco.
begs leave to inform the citizens of Winnie
mucca and vicinity that he has opened an es-
adjustment, where he will give his personal
attention to all business in his line.
Hair Cutting, Hair Dressing, Shaving,
ShampOOing, tkc.,
Done in the highest style of the art.
A share of the public patronage solicited.
JOSEPH RUTTGER.
Winnemucca, December g. 1881. t,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
DIE d.

ROBINS-In Battle Mountain, December 3d.
Emma, infant daughter Of VIM. W. Robins.
NEW TO-DAY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-06
NEW BARBER SHOP.

Bridge street, Winnemucca, next door to the
Fashion Sample Rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
EEOOKLYNlS THEATRES.

The "Grand Opera House" is tiio name decided
upon for The new theatre in Brook,yn to bulls on
the site Ol the Elm Place Con9re -atiO al Church,
structure have been approved by the Commissioner
oi BoiiuIugs. The building Will be of brick, / 10
feet by 20 feet. and II feet high. There will ne
two galleries The STAGE viii bc 20 feet hl-:}J lect
and the pTOsccuium arch Will b. 10 feet high. Tho
brOwnstone front OF the church Viii be utilized ior
the theatre. The building " II cost 80. 900, and
the owners are benjamin LOWS, William Barry and
Hugh Fay the two last being actors 1t is hoped to
complete the new house by January /, lSS2.
new 'front.' OF corrugated iron is building for the
Olympic Theatre in Fulton->t. Brooklyn. The
Park Theatre III brooklyn was assessed this year at
500 200, against 500, 900 last year On the ap-
phcatiOn of Felix Campbell the owner ycster la \ ,
the Boari of Assessors re uccd the assessment TO
100000. The assessed valuation of Haverly's
IhcatIe is $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

petition signed by about $50 property-owners ask
ing the Common Council to prohibit any further n-
ternents within the city limits in the grayeyards
within the Councils jurisdiction The petition re-
lated more especially to the extension of st. johns
catholic Cemetery, which ha occasioncd much
feeling in the community, and which prompted The
Comet circular, published and distributed by the
CathOlic priest in charge of st. Johns Church.
Father Fleming. After some debate the petition
was referred to special committee.
LONG ISLAND
RoBINs IsLAND.-The persons who purchased
Robins Island in Peconic Bay, have taken pos
session of it and placed a keeper in charge. he
prlck yards on the island to be closed and the
sheds removed; Several men, it is said, propose to
make the island a summer residence, and will erect
several cottages this fall. The building Of cottages
VIII not interfere with the of the island for he
trials OF the Eastern Field Club which will be held
as heretofore.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST BRIGHTON.-Thc explosion in the factory
or Barrett ~ Nephews at West Brighton proves to
nave been not SO serious first reported. Louis
CruSer was the only man seriously injured. He re-
ceIVed u broken leg and badly scalsicd. Dr..
Clark, who attended him, says lie may recover.
William Cruiser, younger brother of Louis, was
only slightly scaldeol, and John Jaques, a lad OF
fourteen, though badly scaldcd, will recover. The
engineer said Yesterday that the cylinder had
cause Of the explosion is still a my story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

The delivery OF letters received in the European
and other foreign mails has heretofore been greatly
retarded 10y the Necessity Ol awaiting Then lanU-
ing at piers the upper part OF the
cl,y, and at HobOkcn. Postmaster Pearson
n, No" H''':'O an a. '""''''iO"o ~ ""i'l liC
Quarantine to tugs and landed at the
Government per at thu loot Oi " iutohall-st. ~
TINS means ii VIII .c possible 10 nave them assorted
and at least part o. them delivered before the
Vessels by which tucV are conveyed nave reached
their plerS Merchants Viii thus bc enabled TO re-
CciVc the invoices Ol tclr cons guuCntS much more
promptly than heretofore, and nave the OppDr-
lunty OF hd-ing prompt reply ~ return man to
correspondence thus T,CCINcu. These a.iVHn i:gCS
VIII not be cOuuIcd To TINS city. i he tortI.n
clio. cd !nas Tor Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago etc,
viii Ia must ,tScs Ice received IN time Tor dispatch
10y gong mails VITA watch connection has bceu
frequently MISSED iii the post oWin to the .lcay in
the ,andn OF mails after the arrival of steamers al
Quarantine. In tins way saving time of trOIn
t"clVc 10 twenty -lOdr hours VIII be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
DRUNKEN RUFFIAN IN TROUBLE.

jeremiah . illn, OF New-I0rh, vino cal, himself
"JeIry tn A4,t.I-cJtcI,' and Who Tor time
has employ by Air. Shea, the proprietor OF
lac sta running bctN cen the railroad depot
NGN-Lociicile and Glen lsiand i cry, WuIc III a
state or crazy drunkenness, Monday, got INTO Il
Quarrel at NcItcuucIutcrS PaVihOn IlUtcl with Il
brakeman on the railroad ana stIuck him q powerful
bow. Several persons uultcI their efforts ana
elected hun from the room ana closed the t.Our
against aim. InereupOn he bean to ucInOlSh tn.
WIuuONs OF the hotel, ,nd Win Ills iStS uIO>c
thirty -iOur pans OF glass. lie cut his arms ana
hands lii sdOcAng manner seNe,al gaShcs p nc-
trtlng the uOnc but the man appeared PERFECTLY
ilsenSiDl to pam and 10 the tact That biooi was
towing III streams rom Ills wounds. Win great
difficulty bC as enCltCltd NIth Il ouung cord and
bound fast to several tables tUOil tiar.c
him and locked hlin up III a cell. lcstcI.a ~ he
- taken h,fOre Police Justi e Keno, who ten, ed
Inn to InTty days iIlsU.inc!ij l COuI,t IAN,
to pay tine OF Tl ana, To give bonds that Mul.u
lave the county soon his term OF iluprlsOli-
mont cXplle, not TO be lit WITHIN lis boundaries
la "A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
Bark FTehandIe Cer wachter Liverpool 81 DAVIS ~ .

Bark FIehande Ger wachte liverpool 81 days In bal
ra marx eSo yos d Of - John Harding MAY with
s Srunass Bremen 81 f day NIB ssps o.
to h aeE% %%at Kp pPpS;. Co ,.,.n '' muse
@ ssTS@sa l affsa ~ days with
with nose order; Whitney Co - days.
70 STr vessel ane Sc Five 60 days with
Co. Vessel To- homs 1sS - days VIII sit 10 Todd
nc grs b Ss'nsl H. Dodge simons Island days um
vi Sei 1n, soper ILslyn and lays iohn NB
deals sff to sss ,a ET Of and days with
.,e esT . zoe GaTiet@n, TnaTson waSee Ic days. with
r. s sen, rCceo stuart APaiaehoola "a days lumber to
SenI Fieetwlng, Maddoci. I,OcAana with lime to J R
70, FNaay Eint Warren g.oor ~ days. with plaster
chr sarah Douglass Eci,e Green Iartle say : dav.
dina with lumber ahd naval stores Isaac ,in.eg An'
be following vessels anchored below up 70 tho
GarE Louise Nor Meyer Belfast 81 days. in ballast to
BARK Mozart (Nor,, Gjcrurd'-r from Bremen
hay Oh shore 40 CIV a9 and '.s %eI1t W cloudy and
CLaAsrD
co steamer s Gala s lIa@s dyeoq ye9n II Brown
ckc 81 john isa Ponce nePigrse9 Bro, o.
q + , 2aeIb dc a co SupPcirh 80 Nor'n raw
Ne ana Indee owrns Archibald 81 iaarent ,
fTyf pdc cyre Louis de- y :; 81 ucus lr BOSTON,
lark LARK q SeamanFw Bruno, Foster. ausnore Nd. ) !
p sRGs e Marre Ga 9gert Belfast Bsnham
Richard & Co Gersie AUST M,aac CORK or ef
Finch Ese & Co Mary iia ra iSi si3 Odessa
Chas Coke e co Sofia b tAnsi Merra Sa5io"c Ia
oueepstcsn faouth soeRmaha oerlein a %
virgo AUST Gainirch Constaniinopc Turkey s.ooovc
Brgs Josephine Bernard Dam, HarseI st Thomas Penis
!onns INST I 4 Yaiable 4 4 boisn i'r Foiey.
London. south AFRICA John d sous. - INV
cala6fia @inor ~ Neuss Wsi sc iay|
following vessel cleared the lIh inst. bat was
Gamer vile de Ager lie Marr Bordeaux, Funoh Edys
THE MOVEMENTS oF srsAaEaa
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSInoS Iuy Derived steamer Scotland fHrl Jamcs
AMSTERDAM. Jny i2-Arr1ved steamer Castor ,Dtch Wis
NEWCASTLE, July l2-Arrived steamer Navigation .Br.
.souInAMfToN July i2-Habdburg Ger Ringk from New
MovILF. July i2-Ariiyei steamer Darian ,Rr, wenon
aia ,f TS i'9 Oslo, %; on her way 10 GLASGOW.
> mAXANA July l@-NniveL steamer Niagara Baker from
IiAItAA, July l2ATiyei steamer Gamma from - Johns
AIERICAN PORTS
iosfoN' July l2-Arrvet, steamer surrey. Bacon, Bau
B,LiINoE. Iuy l2-Arriyed steamers VIM Crane Howes
NewNork; " WhIllIn. grams Phialcnh,, ~ "'
, 1I, &c an ,s ci"", Reynolds Ne~-Norki Eliza
rnL tpliraI' Jqi l2-Arsivea steamers Iuuata catha
l'9 , s,,,ue. W Es'rman ,'nilh Icmoad. r. WI.
,ai@ J. ,ica%er x ir.ll.n 2''''' |'"fo'
REA" ARB SHhAkwArEa, jury l2-Anvei steamer Preak
,.t Oct l, Eoy. July i9Aniye steamer ctvof Dallas
iAH" rom Sc" OK aid sailed for Bruins .sick, ga.
FoEEiGN SHGPPINf
LoNnov Jnly -sacicih inst. sanuele Tor NeyYors,
scil Tor the Dclaw.rc il1 i,.t Ii, e3.a ip hnnl
sns filipino Ginse pc Accume, ia6wing y DEL the latter
sTrsaar s ias n Anaes cat Eagase2
capt Fientzi. '''''' S''1.Ne'' -0'n'ns' Omon'
fo' Aae' Sh'ppug N..o, " rpn Sc. fyaa pII+l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
P1SSENGERS IRRIVED.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ...JULY ~. lsst.

PORF or NETWORK -....JULY II.
ARRIVED
Steamer Rialto (Ilr, Bond Hull lays with mdsc and
passengers TO SandcIson AZ son.
steamer Bell" Or Mckenzie, Kingston days
and passengers To SandcIson 4
steamer ratia tFI1, Casso, MaI>eics via DAYS
with mdsc ana IRON ore 10 S,ager Bros
steamer Manhattan Kelly, richmond city Point and Nor
folk, with ndSe and passengers to Od Dominion - CO.
Lone star. Quick Orleans u ndse
and passengers TO BOgcrt Il Morgan
steamer General Whitney Hactt Boston, mdsc IL
+ DimOck.
Samer Guy Of Auguia Nickeraon savannah days, with
steamer New orleans, Halsey Now Orleans days with
mdse and passengers to clark a. seaman.
steamer Caracas lass aguayra 49, Porto Cahrllo
July = Curacao ., with mdse and passengers Bouon
AZ
ship Ounrob.n. Windsor Ms Harris Antw.r 3e davs
win iron and empty barrels 10 oVIcg snow Il nr
ship Edward lSwetN, Akcmark. Amsterdam i3 DAYS with
empty barrels 10 order vessel 10 Lehman. Pickering *
dan = with miso To order; vessel to ~ i,nrgess
ship Washington Martin, Bremen DAYS ". IN iron aud
phil'iN VESSEL 10 THOMAS DuaCm's
Il co.
Bark Theresa GER, Haslagcn Liveruoo ~ DAYS with
empty 10 order; koon A. %
BARK tomhrn lNpll, hundersen, Antwerp Al DAYS in hal
last To Bouhan, Pickering * 60. " ~
Bark Agnes hirics hamburg with cn,ntx
barrels 10 order; vessel to Matjcn Toel CO. '''
days. with iron aud empty barrels 10 funch. lyo A "a,
Bark swansea, windsor, NJ iiutteran, 40
days with iron and empty barrels Ia ~uow
Burgess. NV
Bark Gerard robey, of Wareham Crowe Hayre 81 davs
IN ballast 10 s9lter y liYermore.