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KNIGHTS OF pYrIIIAS.

Standing Committees OF the Grind Council,
The grand chancellor x. Of Z. has ap
pointed the following standing commit
tees:
Finance and Undergraduates NJ. Rob
bins, No. 10 ID. IL. Bussinger No. 3o
George w. Buckncr, No. :; John W.
Ward. jr., No. 3G :; Timothy McCarty,
No Gl.
Appeals and Grievances c.
Thompson. No. G2 William c. Pattcr-
son, No. "a Harry Williams. No. IS A.
G. Goodwin, No. 81 Lewis Walker, No.
81.
Laws and Supervision III. Golfer
No. 22S ; Edward Payson. No. g. George
X. Cross, No. 4S C. Il. Eiscnbrcy, No. 1C;
Conrad Wickle, No. II.
Returns and Crcdentials-Joh l.. Wynn
No. 81; Thomas T. Clay, No. 1a9 Thomas
Harnig. No. 3.
Printing-Charles X. Ncisser, 20 Sam
uel 7. Manning, So Chaslcs c. Dehner,
2O5.
SupcriniCnGcnce-Sam IIilIiard, 1913 ::
Samuel Roe, IA; Wesley p. Cline, "a a;
Harry Gladding, 81 William ii. Wilson,
40 George Birkenhead, "a 4; William f.
Gentry, Gj George Geyman. G4 Thomas
Amittage. 73; James Mcknight, 124 !;
MaximiIan Weis, 227; Samuel c. Cole
man, 2l2 ; John c. Gerhardt. AGA.
The following named Knights were
nominated for Grand Lodge officers, to be
voted for ut the last meeting night in June ::
Grand Chancellor, Austin Long, s, Phila-
delphia Grand Prelate, John ii. Carr, 179.
Altoona G,and Keeper OF Records and
Seal, George Hawkes.. 1876. Philadelphia
$. Logan Smith, IL, Philadelphia Grand
Master Of Exchcgucr. Julius Mountney.
16G, Philadelphia Grand Master at
Arms, Edward Y. O'NeilI, 81, Phil
adelphia Grand Inner Guard, George
w. Moore. 257, Allentown Thomas Per-
ry, 3S7, Wheatland Lyman X: Drake,
$40. Old Forge; S. ID. Hunter, So, Pho
nixgille w. w. Trout, go, Lewistown :;
II. II. Young. 3l5, Pittsburgh Charles
Myer, -, Macungic Samuel Roe, II,
Philadelphia {: David Dick. AIS, Scottdale; !;
Sydney II. Patterson, 41O, Dunbar Grand
Outer Guard. William r. Bennett, 256,
MeadviIic E. b. Emry, 81, Spring City
Thomas Kelly, go, Philadelphia ; l. J. Sor-
Der, As, Philadelphia John Clapps. 46G,
New Castle John Woodhouse, G2, Phila-
dclphia {; Grand Trustee, John w. Ward,
33, Philadelphia W. N. Love, %, Phila-
dclphia \. A. Duke, 20, Philadelphia :;
w. Il. Hart, 4G, Philadelphia !; George w.
Ward, l, Philadelphia.
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BURGLARY.


Last night or very early this morning
the safe in the railroad station house at
Witmel'>S : station, on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, few miles east of this city, was
blown open and robbed Of between $50
and s70-all of which, except about 81,
was the personal property of Christian
Mussclman, the railroad agent. The rob
berry was not discovered until this morning,
when Mr.. Mussclman went to the office.
1t appears that the thieves first entered
the warehouse of Mr.. Mussclman, which
is a short distance from the station house,
by breaking the paddock which fastens the
front door. From the warehouse they
took digging iron and a heavy crowbar
used for moving cars. With these they
forced open the outer and inner doors of
Mr.. Musselman's Office in the station
house. They then forced Il quarter inch
hole into the lock of the new Farrell &
Herring safe, lately purchased by Mr..
Musselman, and charging it with gun
powder or some other explosive, blew
off the door of the safe. With chisels and
other tools they then broke open the inner
apartments Of the safe and robbed them
Of their contents rs above stated.
The job appears to have been done by
men who understood their business and
were acquainted with the premises. A
single hole was bored into the safe
jast below the point ut which the
combination " is made. The hole was
bored with brace and bit and the brat Q
and two chisels, besides the digging iron
and crOwbar, were left by the thieves in the
Office. The explosion appears to have been
made while train Of cars was passing,
and Mr.. Musselman, whose residence is not
far of, heard nothing Of it. Mr.. Henry
Shiffer, who also lives near by, states that
he heard loud report about one
o'clock, ard this was the time prob
ably that the safe was exploded
Though Mr.. Musselman has some sus-
picions as to who the burglars are, no clue
to their identity has been ascertaincd. The
police of this city has been notified and
Mr.. Musselman says he will pay $25 for
the detection and conviction of the thieves.
1t will he recOiected that Mr.. Musselman' S
place was robbed about ten days ago of Il
quantity of flannel, which was found on
the bodies of two tramps who were ar
rested and arc now awaiting trial for
larceny.
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DROPOSAlS.
i Scaled proposals will be received Mt the
Millersvills Normal School until O'Clock on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1881, Tor fur
nishing and delivering Coal In the cellars of
said school, subject to the order OF the Stew
ard. for the year beginning Sept. 6, 1881, and
ending Aug. 81, 1882 viz:
COO tons, more or less, best White Ash Broken
Coal for furnace use.
IS tons. more or less, best White Ash Hard
Nut Coal.
ls5 tons, more or less, best Lykens Valley
Egg Coal.
IS tons, more or less, best Lykens Valley Nut
Coal.
Parties will give name of coal, such as STAN
ton, &C. All the coal to be clean and free from
dirt and stone, subject to being reweighed at
school; each load to be accompanied by bill!
with date and weight of same, to be delivered
where directed by the Steward. The Trustees
reserving the right OF rejecting any one or all
OF the saiI proposals. and on complaint of the
Steward OF coal not being clean or not OF best
quality to annul the contract ut any time dur
ing the year, Address
8. BEHMER.
auglS-3td Steward.
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New ioRK. Aug. l0-ylOur-State and West
ern less active and scarce.y firm Super
fine State "a 7O05 so extra do IS 5OGp' % choice
do s. SOl6 90: fancy 10 81 1907 %: round hoop
Ohio IS 5Ol5 IS choice do IS S0ll7 50 superfine
western 81 70I5 50; common to good ex-
ira do S. 5OG6 co; choice 10 81 1907 %; choice
white wheat do, ut IS 75G6 75. Southern
firm and quiet; common to fair extra $ 90
al %: good to choice do 81 lOQlS 60.
Wheat feverish and unsettled opening
2@3c lower subsequently recovering lG92c OF
No. No. G Red. Sept . 81 4ssaf sp AZ do s %c,oSer'
81 43@L Al: do November, 81 461l 1875 do
Dec, 81 44L0l 20.
COrn-Prices 2G3l4c lower: market heavy ;
mixed western spot, G5Q72c; do future,
7lz4@75;4c.
Oats I@2c lower; State, 46Q53c; Western,
47Hc.
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DEATHS.

EowNEY.-In this city, on the 10Th of August,
1881, Miss Jane Downcy, in the SD year of her
age.
The relatives ani friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend The funeral, from
her late residence No. $40 North Queen street,
on Monday afternoon at , o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery. 1tdx
I:EooH-.-On Thursday afternoon, August Is.
lSSl, Annie E. Brooks.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence corner OF Duke and
Low streets, on Sunday afternoon nj = o'clock.
2td*
ALEXANDER 80, 1881, Mr.. John A.
Alexander, OF Xord, Pa, iii the :;9th year OF
his age. ltu$
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nKPHANS' COURT SALEM PURSU-
~ ance of an order OF the Orphans Court Of
the undersigned will expose at public sale on
SATURDAY, SEPT. Il, 1881, ut the Lancaster
County House, East King street, city of LaE-
a-haIt FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, Nos.
2i4 and 2it Fulton street, under the same roof
and the lot upon which said houses are erected;
on the south side of fulton street. between
Lime and Shippen streets. in the city OF Lam
caster, containing in front on said Fulton
street 30 feet, and extending back of that
q 10 feet wide alley. Adjoining property OF
Mrs. IIynenan, heirs OF VIM. Lechler, decd,
and others.
Parties wishing to view the premises before
purchasing will call on the premises, or on
the undersigned, ut No. 325 East King street,
Lancaster.
Terms made known on day of sale
HENRY RODGERS, Executor.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auctioneer.
augsO, O,e7&sepstsd
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Police Cases.

Alderman Samson, on complaint of D.
G. Hirsh, committed Ezekiel Brown to Jail
for five days for drunken and disorderly
conduct.
Frederick Grotwald was mulcted in IS
damages, by the same magistrate, for per-
hitting his mule to feed. in David Hart
mans corn patch.
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Amusonents.

Mnstrels Monday Night.-The famous Barlow
Wilson, Primrose & West minstrels which ap
pear at the opera house Monday night. are
Old established and general tavorites, and the
house no doubt will be filled to its utmost.
The company, as organized for the season OF
lssI-sa. is one of the largest in point OF num-
bers and strongest in talent ever placed on
the road by any management. The names OF
the four well known proprietOrs are alone q
guarantee of the excellence OF the troupe, and
the array of secured talent, such as School
craft and Goes W. Henry Rice, Green and
Rowe, Howard, Kelly, Gale, Daily, Pagan, and
Il score OF other shining lights of minstrelsy,
fully establishes the superior character of the
entertainment for Monday night. Secure your
seats in adv:sce and avoid the Inconvenience
or the rush at the box Office at night.
Young ladies' who delight in fair, fires Ii faces
use C,iticnra Medicinal Soap.
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DRIVATEG SALE OF CITY DWELLINGS.
No /. The two-s;ory and Man>ard roof
Brick Dwelling House, with two story brick
back building and omc-stOry brick kitchen,
containing rooms and hall, range, bath,
water closet and gas. POrtfcO in front of
house and bay window in rear. Lot 10 by l20
feet to II feet wide alley, situate No. l43 East
james street.
No =. Same as No. l, situate No. 147 East
James street.
NO.3. The three story Brick Dwelling House
with two story brick back building, contain
ing rooms. gas. water in kitchen and yard
Lot l7h by Gl feet, situate No. III East James
street.
No. 4. The twO-story Brick Dwelling House
with twO-stOry brick back building. contain
ing rooms, gas. water in kitchen and yard
and excellent fruit. Lot 17I by 100 feet to a 10
foot alley. situate No. I'll North Queen street.
Nos. Same as No. 1, situate No. 7l3 North
Queen street.
For terms, &c. apply to -
JOHN ii. METZLER.
No. 8 South Duke Street.
auS2D S,Tu&Thtfu
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These all appear TO be we'll cared for. Tie

These all appear to be well cared for. TIE
building was neat and clean and the gen.
eral management appeared to be good.
In the hospital for the sick and insane
there were 220 iDmates-sick and infirm
men 81, women, 81 in the insane depart
ment 1874 men, 60 women, boy and
girls ; colored-12 men, Z women, l boy
and girls. These, also: appear to be all
we'll cared for and in as comfortable a con-
dition as such unfortunates could be made.
The buildings were neat and clean, and
the management appeared to be econOmi-
cal and gOOI. We have examined the fur
naces in the hospital and find them out of
repairs, the heat pipes insecure in their
present condition, and would recommend
that both hospital and the department of
the insane be heated by steam, as more Sc
cure against fire and more economical.
In the county prison we found 1873
prisoners-6O convicts, 46 confined for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and
80 awaiting trial. The prisoners appeared
to be we'll cared for, and generally in good
condition.
The grand inquest return thanks to the
honorable court, the district attorney, the
sheriff, and the officers of the public in
stitutions, for the attention shown to us
while in the discharge of our duties.
Respectfully submitted J. r. Diifen
bach. foreman, John L. Wissler clerk,
James NJ. Dunlap, Henry E.Leman, jr.,
John NJ. Sharp, Henry Humphreville, G.
A. Derrick, Henry W. Shantz, Albert G.
Sutton, Carpenter w. Weaver. White Swift,
Philip Lebzelter, John McKillips, Henry
Loyman, Ephriam c Newcomer, Samuel
W. Harnisll, John A. Schcurenbrand, Geo.
A. Marshall, Harry Il. Reist, David Miles,
J. Fred. Sener, Isaac Il. Miller.
The Jud :,neat Docket.
The docket was called at 10 o'clock and
13 judgments were entered for different
seasons
Cases Continued.
AS the Painter arson case will run all
afternoon the desertiOn and surety of the
peace cases were continued to next Satur-
day.
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Held for Direction.

Letters addressed as follows are held at
the Lancaster postoffice for better di-
rectiOns
''Louis Ladwig. P. O. box 2G, Ration,
N. NJ" Tor N. WI
'Mr. George E. Campbell, Northum-
berland county, Pa, in care of the COL
lectOr."
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L. NJ. Gerhart, sheriff of Berks county,
his purchased, on private terms, the pair
of black mares that belong to John Den
linger, of this city. Mr.. Denlinger had
driven the mares to Reading to attend the
K. of p. convention, where the sheriff saw
them, admired them, and bought them,
and now boasts of having one of the finest
teams in /" alt Berks."
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DIR. Erubaker, OF Philadelphia, the electro
pathic physician, treats all diseases success
fully with electricity. without medicine or
pain to the patient The Doctor comes well
recommended by men OF standing and celeb
rity of Philadelphia and throughout the coun
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Nl0iarial Fever.

Maltrial Fcvcrs, constipation, tOrpi,lity of
the liver and kidneys, general debility, ner-
vousncss and neuralgia ailments yield readily
10 this great disease cOnquerOr, Hop Bitters.
1t repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the TODD into rich blood, and it gives new life
and vigor to the aged and iniirm always. Sec
" "PrOVcri,s " in other column.
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He:urned tn the HOspItsl.

Jonas Nolt, man of impaired intellect,
who has been undergoing treatment in
the county asylum, and who escaped
thcrefrc'n few days ago, was found at
his fathers house near Ephrata yesterday,
and was taken back to the hospital by
Officer Swenk,
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Natures SiUice-way.

The kidneys arc natures sluice-way to wash
out the debris o! our constantly changing
bodies. II they 40 not work properly the
trouble is felt everywhere. Then be wise and
soon rs you see signs of disorder get package
of Kidney Wort and tak0 it faithfully. 1t will
clean the slucc-way of sand, gravel or slime
and purify the whole system. Druggists sell
it both liquid and dry, and it Is equally cffi-
Client either wiy.--IHlepen,'ent.
Go to ii. Il. Cochran's Drug store, l37 North
tionak Dyes For brightness and durability OF
cOlOrarc uneUualed. Color from > 20 ; pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Is
cNMlS.
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| try and whose names are sufficient evidence
of his ability. Office 247 West King street, Lam
caster, Pa. augl5lwd*

Crystal Social Club excursion to Atlantic
City and Philadelphia will take place on Snn-
day, Lugust 2Ist. Round trip tickets good tor
three days. Fare to Atlantic City, from Lam
caster and Columbia, only $3.50, Bruckarts.
Petersburg. Landisville, Lancaster Junction,
Mannheim, Lititz and Ephrata, only $275,
Tickets to Philadelphia from Bruckarts,
Petersburg, Landisville, Lancaster Junction,
Mannheim, Lititz, Ephrata. sl.75. Trains leave
Lancaster, King street, at a. m, Columbia at
4 a. IN: returning same day. ais l6. .ls&2Ox2tw
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"Phcw," 1 wouldn't marry her il she'd u
fortune. rOOr girl. she'd be all right ii she
took Spring Blossom, the best thing in the
world tor offensive breath. Price 80 cents
For sale ut ii. Il. COchran's Drug Store, 137
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Suicide and Dyspepsia.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
&" Wells Health Renewcr.' The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. ST..
Druggists. Depot, John F. Long \ Sons. Ian
CiStr:
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON Aug. 2O.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, light winds,
mostly nOrtheasterly, stationary or higher
temperature and barometer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

POYS w WANTED.-TnE INQUIRER
ID Printing Company will take a few intel
liyent boys to learn the printing business. In
quirc either in person or by letter Mt their
office, IS and 50 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. augl9-6tdeOGE2tw
DUELIC SALE.-ON MONDAY, AUGUST
i ~ 1881, will be sold at the late residence
of Amanda Quigley, deceased, No. 75S East
Chestnut street, the entire lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. M. OF said
when terms of sale will be made known by
augls Std HENRY SHUBERT, Executor.
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSEs.-ON MON
i DAY, AUGUST q. 1851, will be sold at
public sale, ut }. d. Denlinger's Merrimac
House, No. lis North Prince street, Lancaster
city, Pa. the following. to wit: Thirty head
of heavy Draft Horses Is head OF Canada and
Is head OF Delaware county Ohio Horses,
amongst which are some fine drivers. The
above stock was selected with great care and
must be In every respect as represented by
the undersigned or no sale. A credit of GO
days will be given.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. M, when
terms will be made known by
s. Hess & Son, Aucts. auSl92td
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BOOTS q SHORS.

7 AIDES AND GENTS, IF YOU WANT A
IL Good and Fine Fitting Boot or Shoe,
Eealy-made or Made to Order. 60 to
+. HIEMENZ'S.
No. 1O5 North Queen Street.
Custom Work a Speciality. jy2tfdS&W
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ErSTATE OF JOHN >. GABLE, LATE OF
IL the city OF Lancaster. deceased. Letters
testamcntary on said estate having been grant
ell to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate set
tlement. and those having claims or demands
against the estate of said decedent. to make
known the same to the undersigned without
delay, residing in said city.
DAVID HARTMAN,
T.. NJ. .SCHAEFFER,
ELIZABETH Il. GABLE.
Executors.
j. L. Good Atty. aug20ltd&5tw
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STOCK N arRes.

New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Love, N. +. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks weak.
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An "Irrecular" " Mac,

SARATOGA, Aug. 20-Virginia Bush
won the first race, but on account Of some
irregularity the race will be run over again.
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NEW .lDYERTfSEMENTS.

's'NE LADIES OF THE UNION BETHEL
I Sunday School will give IN
ICE CREAM EETERTAlNMENT
THIS EVENING 1t Mr.. Albert Seibcr'S, on
Mulberry street. ltd
TNSpRCCTIOS IN M;JSIC-MR. WALTER
/ BAUSMAN desires several pupils in
Piano FORT, Technique and Harmony. The
most approved of methods nse,l. Address,
Lancaster. Pa. 1t
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! ,At... AND SEs; GU r HANDSOME, GOOD,
y Cheap and Reliable ParIOr Suits. Walnut
and Painted Chamber Suits; also an immense
stock of all kinds of Furniture. at
HOFFMEIEE'S.
ltd* 26 East Kin. Street. .
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NtLfNTEl).

"ANTED-BY ALLEGHENY VALLEY
w Railroad Company at 10th street, near
Allegheny River Bridge Pittsburgh, Twenty
five Carpenters. Wages, $225 per day: Ap-
ply to }. l.. JONES,
auSlSGtd&2tw Foreman, on the Ground.
WANTED--SIX GOOD CARPENTERS.
w Apply at 5il West Chestnut street, be-
tween Pine and Nevin.
Itd* HENRY EIRISMAN.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUG. 40. 1881.
|2HB TURN OF 2HE TIDE.
UNINTERRUPTED IMPROVEMENT.
THE PRESIDENTS APPETITE.
HE EATS QUITE HEARTILY.
AND is BETTER THAN FOR II DAYS.
DIR. HAMMOND's SERVICES DECLINED.
UNINTERRUPTED IMPROVEMENT.
THE PRESIDENTS APPETITE.
He EATS QUITE HEARTILY.
AND is BETTER THAN FOR II DAYS.


Dr. BLISS encouraged.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, Aug
2O.-7:45 A.M.-Unoficial. Bliss feel
nsuch encouraged at the condition he find!
his patient in this morning. He reports tht
president as having passed a comfortable
night, sleeping considerable at intervals
About o'clock this morning his pulse
ranged at 96 and his temperature was ap'
parently normal.
Free From Pain.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, Aug.
20.-S:30 \. M.-Official-The president
has passed quiet night, and this morn
ing his condition does not differ material.
ly from what it was yesterday at the same
hour. The swelling Of the parotid gland
is unchanged and is free from pain. This
morning his pulse is %, temperature 98.4,
respiration IS.
[Signedl ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
d. HAYES AGNEw.
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Grain and Provision Quotations

One O'Clock quotations of grain and provi--
ions, furnished by 5. X. Iundt, Broker. l5l..
East King street,
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New YORK, Aug. 2O.-A Washington
special to tho Erening Post, referring to
the glandular swelling in the presidents
case, says: "The surgeons have in their
public utterances made light Of the
new symptoms, but it is ascertained
that there is much apprehension about it.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City of Savannah. for New
NOrk-Rev W w Landrum, wife and , children,
r baltimore, H baltimore, Mrs baltimore, r
ID baltimore, w baltimore, Miss T. j Steven
son, Mrs Carr l. Phelps and wife, John Ruth
erfOrd, w Steel, Miss l. Carlisle, Miss Crow
don, W J EppersOn, II A Quint. Mrs A Fisher
and child, Mrs S Day, II Blair, w W Nor
ris, Mrs Lowell and child. Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond, S Morris and wife, F Whorton, s
Davidson, Mrs PeaSe. Miss Mary MantOck
NJ Randall and wife, Mrs j Z Walters and ser
want, VIM StuarG and wife, Robt Stuart, q NJ
Stovall, Morris Mayer. r Block, J f Purdy, H
b Lemcke VIM MutheroD and wife, NJ La
mar, Mr. w NJ Read, j Hopkins, Lester Hub
bell and steerage.
Per steamship Saxon, for Philadelphia -
G G UnderkC fer, AIRS NJ A Reardon, Miss Annie
Stokes, W l. Robinson.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
Mr. II A Adams and wife, Mrs Day, Chas
Benson, Phillip TOmpson, B NJ Pack and
wife, Sam Brown MIR DOzier, wife and nurse,
Capt Tucker.
Per steamer City, Point. from Florida
Mr. Dancy, Mrs Parkinson, w G Stuart Mrs
Stuart, Robert Stuart , deck.
Per steamer Centennial. from Satilla River
and way landings-Mrs Peters and children,
J u Jessley, l. Olivera, and deck
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
J J Kirby, Mrs Elliott, w Downey and 2 chill
dren, Mrs Myerson, Fitzhenry, and steer
age
Per steamship City Of Macon. from New York
Mr. Hanson, Burris, J D Blake, J Gar
many, r NJ Larcombe, G Blake, Z E Buckner,
J r Hibler. o Ostermar, G A Whitehead and
wife, p LINER and sister, Mrs A LINER, J
Strauss, Mrs J DeCamp, Mrs L Criste, W
Fretwel, NJ Solomon, Houston, Miss /
Hammond, Miss Shelby, H X Remshart, c S
Bun, Mrs Blum and child, NJ c Nicholson, B
Hasam. Rev j P Mendes, Andrew, and !
steerage.