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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
curiosities of Language.


The Germans call thimbie finger
hat" which it certainly is, and grass
hopper a hay horse.n A glove with
them is a "hand-shoe. showing evident
ly that they wore shoes before gloves.
Poultry is feather cattle;" whilst the
names Of the well-known substances
oxygen and hydrogen are in their
language Sour stuff" and water
stuff. The French, strange to saw,
have no verb ito stand," nor can a
Frenchman speak Of Kicking anyone.
The nearest approach, in his politoness,
be makes to it is to threaten to give q
blow with his foot" same thing, prob
ably, to the recipient in either case, but
it seems to want the directness, the en-
ergy Of cur "kick." Neither has he any
word for baby" nor for ''home,'' nor
comfort" The terms "upstairs" and
s'downstairs" are also unknown in
French. The Hindoos are said to have
no word for "friend."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04

and has not offended English ideas of
propriety in her personal conduct.
The Cleveland beauty is as quiet and
reserved and modest as at home, and the
hoydenish character in which she has
been painted by some writer's for Ameri-
can papers is an injustice to her. The
rage for travel in America Is not yet at
Its height. l anticipate TINT next spring
it will be as much the English fashion
to go to America as to Switzerland, The
reports Of the English tourists here will
increase the wish to see America.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
English Craze over America
IN. Y. TrIbune.l ]


A lady just returned from Europe was
telling day or two since Of what she
termed "the American craze in Eng
land. 1T iz more pronounced" she
said, ''than the English craze in Ameri-
ca. We are not more noticeable in
initiating the English than they are
in their sudden admiration Of Ameri-
cans. They evince II in almost every
way. An American lady IL the acknowl-
edged and worshiped professional beauty,
and an American actress is the rage
Of the frequenters Of the theaters." !"
"You mean Miss Anderson, Of course
-" Her success is double one.
one. Her beauty 10 no less talked about
than her acting. which you have natural
ly heard most Of here How about
those other American actresses" Minnie
Palmer and Lillian Rnssell!' "Ohl they
were Handicapped Mlss Palmer was IN
fortunate In her manager and Miss Rus
soll u her associations. Miss Andersen
~ be>c most s>nsible - her oourse
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
8. R0HwER, N. D.. v. o.,
vitapathic and Chromopathic Ply
sician.

Or. Rohwer Is very sympathetic with suffersrs'
Before you give yourself up and think there Is no
help for You, consult DR.. Rohwer II there Is pos
sibfe help or cure, ha will accomplish it. The
vitapathic system Of healing Is so much above
the Homeopathic and Eclectic system, as the
latter Is above the cid school drugging, and tho
Chromopathic system Is so much above the Vita
pathic system Of healing as the latter Is above
the homeopathic system. The new system Of
Chromopathy lie not alone TO renovate the human
body Of all lis impurities: II Ia at the same time
highly animstinF. Insanity Consumption, Nerv-
Gus Debility Epilepsy, Paralysis. Cancer, Dys
pepsia. In fact ali diseases. can be cured by Its
gentle treatment, by using natures remedy and
avoiding drugs In their crude form; or II drugs
have TO be used, taisa them in refined aud cleo
trihed preparation. These refined ard esetri.
cally prepared drugs are only known BY the
Vitapathic physicians. Another boon is for women
--parturition without almost any pain. which can
be accomplished by vitapsthc treatment SO
do not suffer any longer, when you know you
can BE- cured. or At least relieved Go aud SET
Dr. Rohwer. He win cure you. Il . cure " pos:
sible
Hjs Office is at the corner Of Fourth and Spring
strsets. ofdce hours--From 70 IL o'clock 4. \.
and from tetrh novz sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
At the stamp window.

detroit Free Press.l
HAS postage been reduced to two
cents?"
"Yes'm."
''For letters?"
"Yes'm."
"Then two cent stamp will actually
carry letter."
ut will"
Sand there is no need Of putting on
three centss"
mot bit"
''Do you know Mrs. Bisns.
"No'm."
"She says it's two cents in The city =
''lt is two cents anywhere il tae coun.
try"
baud in Chicogo with two-cent stamp
on it. and he never got i.
~ can't help thar, aam.
'.Then two cents Is eauugh!
''Plentv."
And her husband probably got her
letter aud didn't answer il? ?"
Probably
"Well, I'll take two-cent stamp; but
If there is any doubt about the matter
I'd as soon pay more. twill go, VIII iit!'
"Yes'm."
Go right out today"
'Yes'm."
"Well. hope SO, for it is a very im.
portant letter. You know Mrs D.,
who used to live on---street?'
Nom"
"Well. it's for her. She lives in Buff
falo now. She asked me for the best
way to pickle mixed"
The woman had to stand aside for two
or three minutes, but as soon as The
window was clear she returned to cay;
I've got the stamp on. -
"Yes'm."
"Two cents.
II see.
"And it'll gos''
at will"
IF it don -
And she probably didn't sleep wink
last night.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Los Angeles Electric COMPANY, ior the election
be presented, will be held at the works Of the
Company. cor. Banning and Alameda streets Los
Angeles, on Thursday, Nov. 1. 1883, at II O'Clock
An. G. II. ROWLAND,
o17 2w Secretary
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
lPaII MalI Budget.I

fPalI Nall Budget.I
The alarming explosion Of war rockets
at Woolwich affords remarkable illus
tration Of the comparative uselessness Of
those engines of war. A densely pop
ulated quarter was boInbarded for an
hour by the rockets stored in England's
central arsenal, and with the exception
OF the unfortunate men. working IN the
midst Of the rocket mine, when it ex-
ploded nobody was killed and hardly
anybody was scratched. The terrible
appliances Of modern warfare are often
much more terrible in imagination than
in reality. The AIexandrian forts were
almost unscathed by the heavy guns Of
our ironclads, and Woolwich, on which
were showered sufficient rockets to have
scared all the tribes Of Africa from Mo
rocco to Natal, escaped almost nnhart.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
FoR SALE ArA BARGAIN.

At Santa Monica on Fourth street, furnished
house Of six rooms and clubhouse; house well
built, with bay windows; furniture first quality;
three lots, each 50xl5o with picket fence and
cypress hedge around them; shruhbery first quail
ity and grassiawn In front. This Is a bargain,
cost s., 800; will soil for 81, 500 Apply prem
ises or address Mrs. s. b. Adams, Santa Monica,
California. oct26 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen furnished rooms within three minutes
wnlk Of the Court House, rooms row are occupied,
will net 70 the party purchasing this bargain $50
per month. Enquire Of
RENNE. FINNEv q KNOX.
oc<tf IS flint street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Boston Market
Corner OF 5th and spring SITS.
All kinds Of fresh meats canned meats. ham.
lard. etc.
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.
Also
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Meats kept fresh In Refrigerator All goods
delivered free. au16tf
&C. GILMORE. Proprietor.
A GARD.

commend to the citizons Of Los Angeles and
Vicinity and my former patrons and friehds in
particular y. De W. Crank, NJ. D.. with whom
have professionally associated.
je2at J. G. KIRKPATRICK. ". D.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Allowed 70 Land.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The quaran-
tine officer, DR.. McAllister, this morning
allowed the passengers from San Bias,
who had been kept in quarantine on the
China, to land. They are all well and
hearty, and as sixteen days have elapsed
since the disease first broke out, DR..
McAllister was satisfied thai il was par
ticuiarly safe to allow them to come on
shore.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
a singular Explanatlon.

DEMtNo, N. NJ. Nov. 3.--The reason
that the Chiricahua Apaches did not
come on the reservation after General
Crooks peace with them Is now at
tributed to the actions Of certain
clique who profit by Indian trosbles.
It is affirmed that they sent enissaries to
the hostiles prevailing on them not to
come In. On two occasions the entire
band Is said to have crossed the line. but
the mysterious influence which thrives
upon Indian disturbances prevented their
further approach.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
More Dynamite.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
London states that man handed par
eel to dock policeman last evening, re-
questing the Office to deliver it to an
other constable. The parcel was placed
in the dock yard and exploded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
Al Impostor or : Lunatic.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The German press
generally regard Protrowski, who states
that he was sent by Russian Nihilists to
kill Bismarck, as an imposter or lunatic.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
A BaflIR Killed,

DUBLIN, Nov. "a bailif was shot
down last night in house at Castle
Biskney county. Galloway. No arrests
have been made.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
seeking n Pool Commi-.ionrr.
WIN It Nc warr

LoSDoS, Nov. 3.-The Daily Teie-
graph says 1t is enabled to state that the
view Of tie Chinese Embassy is that the
recent vote in the French Chamber ex-
pressing confidence in the Ministry is the
FIRST step toward war, and II NJ. Ferry
asks for grant of money to dispatch re-
endorsements to Tonquin, China will GER
taiply entcr Tonouin forthwith.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
A HORRIBLE death.

CrxcrSSATI. Nov. IA frame house,
occupied by several families, in Cumins-
vile. a suburb Of this city, caught fire
last night The occupants rushed to
the street. One OF them, an aged wo-
man named Mary Welch, discovering
that her grandson Q years old, had been
left in the burning building. ran upstairs
to the reom whsre aha child waa lying
and fell insensibIe beside the bed upon
which the little one lay already suaocat-
ed. Before the bodies were recovered
both were badly charred.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04

- Persons having articles or menhandise
stored on these premises are notified 70 remove
the sane if1nacdiatoly.
This ssle will ofIer splendid opportunity for
anyone vishine 70 enRAEe III theliesry businsss'
o16 In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
sale OF Thoroughbresi@.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-At horse sale
to-day J. B. Haggin, Of California. paid
STOPS for bay FLY by Mortimer. NJ.
d. McCowen paid Si050 for chestnut
filly By Mortimer. NJ. NJ. Mcnamara
paid Sl225 for bay colt by Mortimer,
foaled in March last, and Miss Primrose
was sold to Appleby 4 johnson for
$1,000.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
swaync,s Pills, Comforting to The Sick.

/
rhon.,,d, An. ,,o,, ,sgleot TO prperly treat
Impure Blood. Constlps ,ion, De,prp.ia, NAsrl.Ap
polexy. Lever kidney, Hear, m,eS's, p.opS' H
nrh ser"a, 'Ss OVERWHELMINGLY r.ccn.
men sWAYSg's PILLS" which contain medicinal
propertI.. possessed by no o'aet remedy som by
nsll ior nc S.S 2, w psiiasslnLia' p.
Sold by druggists.
.u Loc doo;aad
| AioInei Ci'eat,o J'"o' ~ 80
q telegraph case III favor OF the DUCK
e''shopS'
a Q a r D.
To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
discre'ion' Of youth, nervous weaNne"'
| ea-iy decay, loss Of manhood, &C., | will send
,o.,n. ,h., viii cnr. VA, pRYE or CHARGE. This
'''Po '"'' VIZ '''' 'o' -, a.,
great remedy WAS discovered ny "'''''"'' ="
South America. Send q self addressed envelope 10
| IN. NV. Joarpu r. I.xAs. Sutton d, Es,o York
80, ,,.iv
The none is renorted satisfied with
Tho offaot 20 h;s nnte m the Irish
bishops.
.,,- o,.u., NJ, 1.,so
Q. W M"S 80 ,r. 4 e1"'' 80 80.
Dhs; d, q. w. II: 1opis' 40 po,odyn
uhNrs'-Iour urG ;"s .nS &C., ,,S;no
i1EfATizisI nave .ieu @n - a ,,h lie al
several oo!.ies ma aea,eI ,eo ,sad ths
0tner meolcihes I"iieu' naSe a aas, ottaetS
nePaoIihe ~ my iainny "..m I'LL D.s t;on
anu can nsn,y reconilne nu yo aud al nennIe
ca.leo l1hrAfiHish' " "uy u' " IT, a pp
sunerang tf1i, o diseases ", Ia Whom. It
Your friend,
VIM BRUEaaERHoFf.
For sale r. Fromme, San Marcos.
Hosts of neonle and vehicles cross
H.. DS"., H. pI ID
the brookiyn orloSe'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
The Summer NOrmals.

1'ne board Of education selected the fol
lowing places to hold sumner normalschools
For thewhite teachers one In each senatori
al district in the following order, Jasper
Carthage, Marshall, Dangerheld, Sulphur
Springs, Mineola, Palestine, Crockett, Hutls
ton. Galveston, Gonzales, Bronham, La.
Grange, Bryan, Corsicana, Rockwell, Pilot
Point Whitesboro, Montague, Decatur, AL.
varado, Waco, Salado, Austin, San Marcos,
Goliad Corpus Christi San Antonio, Sweet
water, Granbury and Paris.
The following persons were appointed
principals of the summer normal schools:
A. Weaver, A. w. Wilcox, G. II. Hobbs,
Geo. s. Stone, r. G. Harris, Smith Rags
dale, W. A. Banks j. r. Dean, w. NJ Grow,
Q. A. Bryant J. j. A. Patton. D. G. Nc
Crohan. M. b. Branklin, G. B. Stewart,
Mrs Sue i. Warren, W. @. Rote, r. s. Hall.
burton, j. II. Hand, w. II, Coleman, j. H.
Beachim, X. w. Pitman, w. II. Foute
Professor Wnn of Austin, j. NJ Carlysle
II. G. Pritchett, b. NJ. Howard, Miss S. s.
Thompson, Miss Willie House, T. P. Lilly.
Two are yet to be selected. Professor
Gwyn, Galveston, would have been appoint
ed had ho not Withdrawn his name.
The term has been changed to four weeks.
Nb DOhTu VI eulCutlOu nave HOb yet Gull
clUded to solicit aid from the Peabody fund
for the summer normal schools, though en-
outraged to do so.
AT tho night session of the board of edu.
cation two additional teachers for the sum-
ruer normal schools, for whites were APP
pointed, viz: G.. NJ. Lasster and j. Il.
bow. Summer normal schools for colored
teachers were located at Orange, San All
gostine, Marshall, Jefferson, Dallas, Victo-
ria Columbus, Waco and Austin. Noplaces
were selected in the fifth and eleventh con-
occasional districts, there being no towns in
t.u,o districts applying for the location.
Tie board concluded to accept the aid of the
I,rbody fund for these schools, which may
CITIZEN the term. At one time it was not
ltown whether such aid would be, needed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
NEW ADYERTLsEMEYTS
ESTRAYS.

E,Ir.yea. before bSiyid Lynch. y Fre,hot no.
a unys County, one Brown Horss Abon ~ year.
old branded ~ (conneoiedl on iet shou'ue'' a"u
sbsuish brand on let thigh, a. ,o.,
'wi,ness my hand this day, June I'd, issl'
JAS, q, nuRLEsoS,
Clerk County Court. Hay'co' Tex
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
Magazines for the Month.

Tag ORSrJaY has new portrait OF Ten
lyson NJ frontjspiece and all its acustom-
r wealth OF literature and illustrations.
Among its more prominent articles are the
following England and Ireland by Jas.
Bryce, member Of Parliament; 'Correspon-
d.nce of Carlyle and Emerson by Henry
James ir; The Native Element in American
liction:' besides stories and poems and
u full and inviting editorial department
IIppIYcoTT contains the following among
other articles: "The Nagaries of Western
Architecture" ",rhe London Season." Poor
Jack. his Sorrows and his joys" "Leander,
a story of Ranch Llfe;" animals Extinct
within Human Memory, etc. Also edito-
rails and literary notices.
TIE EoLycTIc contains eighteen articles
upon almost as many different topics. The
following is partial list; IAN Unsolved
Historical Riddle" by James Anthony
Froude; Early. Spring in CALIFORNIA;"
Shakespeare and George Eliot" Robert
Schumann;" Masks and Faces" animal
Mythology; or, stories OF Birds and Beasts"
"Fleurette." story; 1.-THE European Ter
ror," by Emile de Lavalaye; ,Phantasms of
the Living" Japanese Art;" THE Last
Days of a Dynasty" "A Red Indian Re-
yonge Raid" 1.-The French Army" by II.
Barthelemy; "Four japanese Folk Tales"
With the Salvation Army" by Mrs. Charles
Garnet; Literary Notices; Foreign Literary
Notes; Science and Art, and Miscellany.
ST.. NICHOLAS contains articles by some of
Us favorite writer's, j. Il. Trowbridge, Celia
lhastcr Frank r. Stockton, Harry M.
l,eifer, etc. set off as usual with profu-
SION Of illustrations.
BAILoU contains continuation of 1.-THE
JIec of Australia" aud many other notable
s,ores, engravings and poems.
Our LITTLE ONES AND THE NURSERY, the
most popular little monthly for young folks,
published, shotild be In every household in
lie land.
We will order any of the above at pub
fishers prices. or club them with the FREE
Pass ut reduced rates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07

Advocates of prohibition need have, no
FAIRS of "Prickly Ash Bitters", as 1t Is a
medicine, and by reason Of its cathartic
properties cannot be used as beverage. 1t
/, manufactured from the purest materials,
and acts directly on the liver, kidneys, stom-
nh and bowels. AS blood purifier it has
n, equal. 1t is pleasant to the taste, and eff.
s.atiye ia its action.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
icoai Eminent DE-. u. Il. HopsOn, Mem.
mis- Tenn

"IHAyE mlleCsG OF Collen's Liquid Beef
Tal!a il several cases Of consumption and
neral debility, and have found it to act adj
r.,.ably In such cases rs a nutritive food,
trair, and StimulUnt." (Tako no other. }
or druggists,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
ORIGINAL Citation.

The State ot Texas, to tie Sheriff or any
Constable of Hays County Greeting:--You
~. hereby commanded to make publication
J.r,of in newspaper published in your
Coauty, FOR four successive weeks prior to
,. ,grn day hereof and then summon Martin
l'.r, S and Frank Waller, defendants to be
.ua appear before me nj my Office, in San
Nlrco,; IN said County d; the Court House
d, . o'clock a m. on Monday, the 25;h
Grv Of June, ISS3, jle las, Monday III June
ihgu a@l there u answer The complaint of
G. ". Dong.s0u Il Co.. plaintiffs. in plea
OF I-ot for tie sum Of $3.50 10y open &c
cnG-t made hy defendants rs partners under
uc,-- VI Hargis * Waller with q. W. Don
5l-.. AMI Clas, Is'C'lEs as partners under
name III q. W. Tcaa,sou * Co. aud inter
est "a scuic az $ per cent per Gnnum. Ac-
voa.; made since May @ord 1850. Herein
l'ri Lot but ~; this wit make iue return OF
ils iast Monday in June l-s&.
C.. :. Cocz.
J. p. prel.at No 3. Hlys Co. Tex.
CAME to hand 22ui day Of May. 4. n.
49, 70 one O'ciC,k =. IN. aud hereby or
DIR .L1 fu-es o.rS lriet statement and Citc-
lles ip b. Vuuli~lCj iI tie san Marcos FR-E
El-5 . weekly newspaper published in the
town Jf S-u Marco. Has Co. Texas. for
fHr.- Successive weeks sr,m AID after this
de-. N-y .--i. l>~S IL r BA-EEz.
i---..s; S.--siE I--s Go. Tc=-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07

"Tough on chills,'
Cures 5 cases for IS cts. in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
Mysteries, a melancholy symptom OF
serious monthly troubles, are cured by
the use of English Female Bitters.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07

void be such relief during IN attack of
asthma when the muscles of the throat seem
TO be drawn together, then is the time n
dose of Ackers English Remedy should be
given-relief follows. Sold by r. Fromme.
The net earnings of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad last year were Sll,-
472,86l.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
dustin, 7'eras, Oct. Il 's2.
On Thirty Dn ~ Trial.

The yotrAIo BELT Co.. Marshall, Michigan. Will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Klectro.Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days TO
men (young or oldj who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles. guar
antee!hg speedy and complete restoration OF man
| ly vigor, Address as above.--N. B-No risk Ia In.
Cured, ~ thirty days trial il allowed. Jan Ally
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENrs
Professor Dorcnus ON Porous p,.-,--

inE c0iLkoE OF iik CRY OF Nav Ysv
Goa, LAxiScros Avs, amt asd. ~,
Nsw fo~.. April, 27.'s3,S
MEsSss sEAbphS& JoHssos:
Genllrmen-At y"ur request have ob,,,r.,
open market samples OF B1Ssos" cAronr PO.ur.
PI'sTr"' aud Alleoek's Porous PIas,ers. and h,y.
submitted them to chemical analysis to de,.,u,ns
their comparative merits as external remedies.
\ find In Bsrsos's CArcNE Ponots Pl.sr,, v.,.
able medicinal ingredients Will Oh 10 no, ,,l., !.
Alleock's Porous Pia'ters hence In my o,,,,,o
they arc superior TO those OF AlieocS's.
Yours Resp'y
r. o6DRN DoREhuS, M.D.uD
Prof. Chemistry and Physics In the cous,.
the city ofSew York, and Prof ot ChemI,,ry al v'
ToXicology In Bellevue Hospital Medical Coilsoe "'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07
$3TO$5 PER DAY Can BIZ

made by Agents selling my Rubber Stamps, Cats-
natl Ohio.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-07

R.,r.yed by O. l.. johnson, before Jno' Richard
.on 1 p Precinct No 3, one red roan mare, star
in torehsnd about three or four years old branded
IN connected. on lett shoulder. the X IN hrahd 10
without the perpendicular stem, mus NAhd 10 eou
nected with the at up, -.
Wines. my hand this Alb day Of June. lSs3.
JAS. q. hURLEsOS,
Clerk q. q. Hays Co, Tex .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11

LUx6roof. ssyt 10 -Arriyst sssausrs Yliv,,.. -, -
nsr. rom aostcD Ans Rsdewatsr lBr, ncs.nsr m
Montres' Aug 10 Vrsinisa Dr., Bita frcnNSvYamse
GLASGOW. sept jo-Arn,sc steamer state Of rs,.A.
Brsea from NswYork Aue &c. "SAdaio
slsc arrived stsa nor colias tBrh Dsrs1s from Mr..
LARSs- sept i0-saiIed- steamer STATE Of p,ou..
Johnston, from ,ilasgow hence for New. York s IA
MOvLL8. Seto-Arrlved. steamer Sarmatisn IN.
ham ION Montreal Aug 81 on her wag - alvsspos. e
soIl.LY Sept l0-Passed steamer Canada ,a,, a.
aAyaS Sent sNArriyed ~ stsamsT yt is s1SsSn
from New YOr. Aug 20. VIII c9ue
iOth--Aruvea ste. a-.s Nswaham tBr Joh,..
New;York Aug "a; Cassius Ger. Hecht from yss ~
Dosksx Sept io-Arr1vsd. steamer Asns. ,sr,, HON..
MAx.un,; sept lo . steamsr Lena tsp ~.
tDtc j. us from Nsw.York Aug 20. sehosa
ST NSzAiRg. 70 Sept lO-Arrived steamer Cam m,
from Baltimore Augls. AA>l
o)Is5rIc Poar1
BOSTON Sept 10-Arriyed. steamer MareBso fa,, !,
Hull. CITY OF Columbus, Wright, savannah s'au
whitney Halett New.York; WorccsIer Bsu Sa.SMs' O.
fax u&
feared steamers Norseman ,Br, William. a.,
Glsucus Bearse, New York; New Brnnswick DeSos E9
PHILADgLPHIA. sept 10 Arrived steamers ,ouasn.
Bo,d Cartha yena; British Crown g Wills vernss, 81
cny. Davia Ne. .Yorxi Norman Nicserson 3ostsr 10
Cleared ,rsa nara Ann Eliza Warren New. yort
Wiley Prov dence; Altnorc DR.. Young Seworissns ~
BALIInORE Sept l0-ATivsd. steaIsers Yoxsord =.
Hughes, Philadelphia Jrhus Hopkins March Sav.sn. r.
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