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CTRRD at HONE.
DR.. SPINNEy G CO.,
or no. II KEAREY ST. SAN F7aRelsc0.
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases

Young MEN
VKTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
Wv effects Of youthful folliss o. ndscretion
will do well TO avail themselves Of this, ts greatest
boon laid at the altar Of suffering humanity.
DR.. SPINNEY viii guarantee to forfeit $500 for
every case of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
OF any kind or character which he undertakes and
falls TO cure.
MfDDLE-AGED NES.
There are many at the age OF thirty &c sixty who
are troubled with too free dent evacuation Of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight snlarting
burning sensation, and weakening CT the system
la manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinatv deposits q ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes suss particles
OF albumen will appear, the color viii be OF 8
thin milkish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who die
Of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause which Is
the second stage of seminal weakness DR.. s. viii
guarantee perfect cure In all such cases, and
healthy restoration Of the genito-urnary organs s
Office hours-10 20 and to s. Sunday, from 10
to IL A. NJ Consultation free. Thorough examin.
alton and advice, s5 Call or address
DIR. sPTNNEE q Co.,
No. II kearny street, San Francisco
P. S.-For private diseases OF short standing
full course Of medicine, sufficient for cure, with
al instructions, will be sent to any address for $40.
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qHE GREAT EHGhISH RBhgDY

Is z neFeF-iailing cure
fcs Nervous Debility, Ex.
liausted Vitality, Sem.
inal Weakness, sper.
matosrn@a. Lost Man.
u q, I'm potenc
Paralysis, and all the ter.
r1hlee effects Of sslf-abu5e,
youthful follics and ex.
cesses IN mature years
such as LOIS OF Memory.
Lassltude, Nocturnal
Euliagiora Avev-so,. q.
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Society, Dimness OF Vigon, Noises In the Head the
vital fluid passing nEobserved In the urine, and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
Or. asaNTfEs who is regular physician (rrsd.
nate OF the University OF Pennsylvania will agree
TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (1nder hie
special advice and treatment) viii not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found In To- DIR
nlAT1E treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free, Thor
orgh examination and advice including analyeis OF
urine, So. Price Of Vital Restorative. az
bottle, or four times the quantity sac. sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, OF c. o. D., no.
cured from observation, and in private name Il
desired, by A. E. nENTIE, nj D., No. n
AearnY street. san Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FEE5:
WIN be sent to snY one applying By letter stating
symptoms, sex and ege. Strict secrecy In regard 80
al business transactions
DE. IENfkEs KIDNEY HESTEnT. ME-
FHRETHCGM. cures all kinds OF Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhda, elect, Leucorrhes
for S.. -S-''e
DIR. MsNTsEs IsAKDELEaS PTyi.s are the
oess and cheapest DfSPyfssA and RIEF0Ug
cure n the market. For ale by all Druggists,
KIRK, GEAdT = CO., SacTamento. wholesale
I. zell.- e-eply6oSsW1yWS
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Or. c. .. SALFiELp,
2I6 Eearny street.,
s a n z z NCISC CAL

Consultations strictly confidential By letter or Al
Office, FREE FOR the convenience Of patients. and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have sdopted
private address, under which all packages ara Tor.
9srded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE
Suneent TO show It's merit, viii be sent to an one
pplYing by letter, stating mis- Symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential
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Sacramento Planning Mill.
HartweII. Hotchkiss & stalker,

MANUFACTURERS or
nooRS, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES
u Blinds, holdings. Finish Brackets. Scroll
Saving Turning also, Stair Work Black Walnut
Spanish Cedar ard Redwood Novels. Balusters and
Eail. Cor. Flont and sts., Sacramento. fe22 4p1m
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HOTELS AND RESI- Z 6AN'J,ff.
HOTEL LaNo4aw.

~<oaNER FOURTH AND L STREETS, S AGRA.
n,entostr!otly irss-clasa, on the European pIau.
7. D. Servers Carriages viii take all passengers Tree
c; charge from Depot to Hotel
m,.ap1rn TERRY & co, Hangers.
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Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline aud Loss
OF MANHOOD, In all IFS complications,
and from whatever cause produced. Il
enriche5 and puriiies the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties "a
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon tie
system, preventing involuntary losses facilitating
dreams, seminal lossea with the urine, ETC., 50
destructive 20 mind snd body. Il ls Z suYo
eliIninator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM.
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients
70 those suffering from The evil elects
oF youthful inGisereafnaH or exeesgcs. :
speedy. thorough eEc permanent cpHg
Es GUARANTEED. Price, So 5e per bottle,
u five bottles In case, with full direct ora and
advice, $40. Sent secure from obseryst.la 20 asv
address upon receipt Of price, or G. O. ,. 70 -
hed onIv Of
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BEAUTIFUL skin and fair complexion, 70.
bust health and powers Of endurance follow
the use Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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j. p. SARsFIELD,
~1- Sac.ou,arto
Fl a z . w A z G.
no. 5I2 j STREET.
EyHE PROPER PLACE TO BUY IT Is At TIKI
& Hardware Emporium Of

YEyTE PROPER PLACE TO BUY IT Is At TIKI
& Hardware Emporium Of
CHss. ZEITLER, No. 5Is STREET,
Sacramento. Being the Pioneer Hardware Seller Of
Sacramento, desire to inform all persons and cor
porations, Limited or Unlimited, of both city and
country, that can and viii sell Hardware cheap
as the cheapest Gail in person, send your proxy
forward orders by mail for any and al classes OF
Hardware. 1 have in store first class Mechanics'
Tools, House Builders Hardware, Mining and Agri-
cultural Tools, fine Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Razors Ladies' Shears and Scissors variety OF sizes
OF Norway and Refined Iron, Steel, Blacksnths'
Washers, Copper and Iron Rivets, Cordage, Twines,
Powder. Shot, Fuse Cartridges, Fence and Baling
Wire, Axes, Picks. Pick and An Handles, wheelbar-
rows, Grindstones, etc Send for price list Of what s
wanted and having devoted over thirty years TO
selling Hardware in Sacramento shall not send you
agimlet when acorkscrew is ordered. TERMS CASH
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Humor on the Face Cured.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, May IS, 1852
Mr.. J. P. Sarsielj-Dear Sir /: was afflicted for
ten years by disagreeabie and painful bunor on
my face. l used one box of your Ulcer Salve, and
1t has entirely cured me, and | take great pleasure
in giving you this testimonial TO that effect.
Yours truly, W. A. HILL,
OF J. F. Hills Pacific Wheel Works, Thirteenth
and j streets, Sacramento.
VII.
l shall continue with certificates in Chapter III.
For further Information address
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The s. Passion Play"
FOREIGN.
Queen victoria.

LONDON, March 24th.--fhe Queens knee
Is etill little swollen. Size ordered the car.
risge to-day for the purpose Of taking drive,
but finally concluded not to go. Her Majesty
will not, as she contemplated. 90 to SAN
dringAam next week to visit the Prince of
Wales. She will, however, ia the latter part
Of the week leave Windsor Castle for her res
idence at Osborne. Isle of Wight,
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hung in efigy and told that If they returned
to Glassford they would be lynched. Ed.
went there yesterday fer cattle, and on his
return from the farm In Tazswell county, was
shot from bush and killed. The assassin
escaped.
The Rcmalns OF John Howard Payne.
WASHINGTON, March 24sh.-The remains
of Joan How ard Payne arrived in this city
this morning, and were taken to OAK han
and placed in the chspsl. The coffin will be
exposed to view in the chapel, and will prob
ably remain there some days before being re-
moved TO q vault.
Chicago Republicans.
CHICAGO, March 24sh.-The Republican
City Convention to-day nominated Eugene
Cary for Mayor and Emil Dietca for City
Clerk, both Republicans, Endorsed by Inde-
pendents. The remainder of the ticket was
turned over to COMMITTEES OF conference WITH
the Independents, which completed the ticket
by the nomination Of Dennis O'Conncr for
Treasurer and B. T. Nicholson for City At
torney, both Democrats.
The Fire Record.
DULUTH MIMI, March 24sh "A FIRE this
morning destroyed thirteen bulldogs and
contents Total loss, S4750j; Insurance,
335. 600.
EAsr HAMPTON Mass J, March 24sa.-The
Catholic Church, = bgics building just fin-
ished, was burned to-day. Lose, $50, 900 /;
partly Insured.
The s. Passion Play"
CIscIYNArI, March 24.h.-The agent of
| Sgln.i Morse has been here several days, quiz
| city trying to arrange for the production Of
the = Passion Play" He made application
| for the Music Il all for two months, begin
ming May 2Ssh. This afternoon the Trustees
gave him simple refusal, giving no reason
| io- their action.
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Thts Grest

II n l : II T g o :
Str zen 9Th eRfng
Remedy and Nerve
TONIC "a the lsgiti.
mate result Of over
twenty years OF prsc.
teal experience, and
CURES WITH UN-
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physica
Debility, Semina. Weak.
ness, Spermatorrhea.
pr state rFA os a.
"
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GLOUCESTER (sfass.) March 24sh.-The
doubIe.decked schooner Whise Tops, in bal
last. is reported just gone ashore in the straits
She will probably provo total loss. Fears
Are entertained for tie safety of the crew.
who are in the rigging. A life-boat cannot
hoard her.
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DOMESTIC.

l.rncIAr DISPATCHES 70 rns RrcoAD-usrosl
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PROPOSALS
-FoR-
w God and Coal.

Headquarters DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, \
OFFICE CHEF QUARTERAss TER,
Presidio of San Francisco, Cal,
=
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Trouble wl,h the Co,yboys.

FoRT WORTH (Tex.l. March 24th.-NIuch
trouble is anticipated between the stock
raisers and the cowboys in the panhandle Of
Texas. The latter struck for raise of salary
to $50 per month thsy now receive $50 to
$40. The strike assumes serious phase, for
they are armed with Winchester rifles and
six shooters. The lives Of sll who attempt TO
work for less than the amount demanded are
in great danger. The strikers number about
200. and are located at Pasco county, near
the New Mexican line, where meeting will
be held ths first of April. They threaten to
cut tie fences and burn the ranches Il their
denands are NOT accaied To-
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The MIX Dealers Compromise

New York, March 24sh.-Wheu the coz
ference between the milk dealers and pro-
ducsrs came to close it was announced the
price agreed upon was 40 cents for the year,
divided as follows: April cents, May q,
July and August 5. September and October
81 November. December and January 4.
February and March 81. This is a gain of
~ cents over the year previous. It is said
two-thirds of the dealers viii comply with the
schedule prices.
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A Young FARMER Assassinated.

PEORIA {IIl.), March 24sh.-A short time
son IA. MOBILES, farmer Of Glassford, was
seoqitted of murder. The result caused
much indignation, and hs and his father were
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California Wines.

New YoRK, March 24sh.-The Post says:
Some Of the wines raised Ia California sre
really very coed If they continue TO be
sold under foreign labels they will never
make reputation of their ow1. They will
always he looked upon as cheats snd conater-
feits whic1 ought not to appear on gentle
msu's table. Only whea they assert their
worth in their own names viii they be reeog.
nized as the equals Of foreign products.
Whenever they deserve it they viii cpm-
nand cnrresnondinely onnd nricas.
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Rcma.us Of .John Howard Payne.
ChIcago RennbIlcans.


DULUTH Mimi, March 24th "A Ere this
morning destroyed thirteen bulldogs and
contents. Total loss, S47. sos; insurance,
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East HAMPTON Mass. J, March 24sh.-The
Catholic Church. = brick building just liz
ished, was burned to-day. LOSE, $50, 900 /;
r..raI.. i..a,,r-ad
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Evening Report.

NEW YORK, August s.-spirits turpentine
3qr
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Mr.. Fosters Adventures.
Nel0 York Herald.


Charles Foster is an employee of the Erie
Railway and lives in Jersey City. He has
a friend. John Lynch. who more than
occasionally gets on a spree, which some
times results in an attack of deliriun
| tremens. Foster tell this story of one OF
these recent attacks:
Mrs. Foster ard the children are spend
ing the summer in the country and Foster
lodges at a hotel on PavOnia avenue. Or
Wednesday night he was awakened from
sleep to find Lynch in his room, evidently
very drunk. He was awakened by being
pulled from his bed to the floor, and Lynch
was standing over him. Lynch, he says,
cried as he opened his eyes, ''Say your
prayers; am going to kill YOU
Foster says he thought Lynch was jok-
ing, but the latter again angrily eXclaim.
ed: ''Say your prayers and prepare for
deathr' Foster, alarmed, dropped on his
knees and clasped his hands as if in
prayer. He says that otherwise he feels
sure that Lynch would have killed him,
although he does not mention that Lynch
exhibited a weapon. In spite Ofhis fright,
Foster says that a happy thought struck
him. Lynch was approaching him threat
eningly, when he said: ''J0ckey, it's
too bad; l can't say my prayers-Ive
forgotten theml" To his surprise, Lynch
rejoined: Forgot your prayers! 1t
would be a shame to kill man who can't
say his prayers"
Foster remembers that Lynch then up
braided him for neglecting TO prepare for
the future. and left, after warning him to
be ready at another time.
Lynch was arrested for drunkenness a
few hours later, and when taken to cell
exhibited symptoms of acute mania. He
was finally quoted.
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sUPERsTITIOUs SPORTS.
A Dream, and the Fortune it Brought
Two Nashville Gamblers.
EaahriNe Inericnn.

NdShriIIs american.
II noticed a copied article in your pa
per the other day telling about the super
stitiOn among gamblers out in Santa Fe,"
remarked a former sporting man to an
american reporter yesterday. 81 could
tell you little story that occurred here
in Nashville not many years ago"
The reporter expressed his desire to
hear the details.
"Well, two young and popular sports
were running a bank up here on Cherry
street. Luck ran against them. Night
after night scored a losing, and the roll
gradually dwindled away. One Saturday
night the two counted up after paying
rent, boy hire and other expenses, and
there was just $50 left. 1t was gloomy
enough for them. AS they separated for
the night one invited the other down to a
Sunday dinner, and the invitation was
accepted. While discussing the good
things at the table the host suddenly spoke
up as if something came to mind and
said: i had a dream last night. |
dreamt we pulled up stakes, moved
over to the other side of the street and
opened a bank. You took the chair to
deal. l saw player after player come
IN, and not bet did we lOse.' His part
ner was disposed to laugh at the sugges-
ton, being not the least superstitious
himself, but finally it was agreed to give
the dream a trial. A room was engaged
and the tools arranged for business. The
interpretations partner began to deal.
Seven stacks, representing $50, the bank
roll, were separated from the balance of
the rack. The new house got a good game
from the start; but singular to say, not a
bet did they lose for several hours. The
second player who came in was a we'll
known sport, and he dropped $500. Every
night for weeks was marked on the profit
side. At the end of the year they counted
up and found they had $4,000; all from
the $50 and the dream. This is a true
story. Yonder goes the interpretations
partner now. If you don't believe me,
ask him."
The reporter expressed his willingness
to accept the story without asking cor
laboratory testimony.
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tuIliudh dIdce sleeping Cars on this train
! ID. G. Sois
Passengers in Sleeping Cars for Savannah
are permitted to remain undisturbed until 6
O'Clock a. m.
Passengers leaving Macon at 500 n m con.
meet at Jesup with this train for Florida daily
Passengers from Florida by this train co.,
1S oo at oesup with train arriving at Macon at
nv w a M aally, making connection for points
West and Northwest. PS--1'H
Passengers for Brunswick via the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad, take
this tram, arriving at Brunswick At az a
m daily. Leave Brunswick & .30 n m A PRIV
Savannah 3:45 am, - -ii'S
Passengers from Savannah Ior Gainesville.
Geotar heys ana Florida Transit Road Except
fernandlna) take this tram.
Passengers for the Florida Southern Raj.
at PaIatka. '0''oH
Mail boats Of the Peoples and Central Line
leave cambridge for Columbus on TUESDAYS
and Saturdays at II o'clock noon.
Mail boats Of Peoples Line leave Chatta
hoochee for Apalachicola SUNDAYS and for
train. u
Mail boats of Central Line leave cbatts.
hOochee Tor ApalachicOla THURSDAYS. and for
Columbus Saturdays at 10 p m, after arrival
Passengers for Pensacola. Mobile. Ne,r
orleans, Iexas, and trans Mississippi, points
maze max. close connections at Chattahoochee
DAILY with trains of Pensacola and Miami
railroad, arriving at Pensacola al geo q NJ M
p. m. -
connection at Savannah daily with Charles
North and East P9
Connection at Savannah daily with Central
I. tlroad for points West and Northwest
Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Sun-
fays excepted for Green Cove Springs. st.
Augustine Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford and
al landings on st. Johns River
Il; w. passenger trains leave Waycrosa
BFunEWicE hon
passenger station Of this company.
through tickets sold and sleeping car berth
:s;cemmodations secured at Bren's Ticker
once, No. Y Bull street. and at the Compa-
ny's Depot, foot Of Liberty street. Tickets
also on sale at LeVe u Alden's Tourist Offices
A restaurant has been opened in the sta
tlGn at Waycross, AM. 4bundant time win be
j. S. TYSON, JAS, LsTAYIOR
Master Transp'n. Cent Pass A1an+
X. q. FLEMING, Superintendent
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| SIC. Whisky active and firm at 81 ID. Sugar
dull and unchanged Hogs steady; common
and light, 81 25g5 70; packing and butchers,
LOUISVILLE. August S.-Flour unchanged:
| extra family So O0Cd3 80. Wheat unchanged.
| Corn firm; No white, 53c. Oats firm; mixed
] Western SOC. Provisions lrmeF: Pork. new
mess, Sl5 Bulk meats-shOulders csc. Ba-
| cOn-shOulders z &c. Hams, sugar cured, lie.
| Lard. choice kettle. l2c. Whisky unchanged.
CHICAGO. August S.-Flour noninallv I'M
| changed. Wheat, regular, active and firm
81 021z(al O25s for August delivery; No. 2 Chi
cagO spring 81 0212: No. red winter 81 OH.
| Corn active, unsettled and generally higher:
| 5S12c cash; 522s95z9zc for August delivery
| Oats fairly active aud shade higher: 275<G
| ~ norcash; 272gG275zc for August delivery.
Provisions: Pork IN active demand; gen
orally higher; Sl3 for cash and August deliv-
/ cry. Lard in fair demand and firm; 80
| for cash and August. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand; short rib 25c, short clear Csc.
ST. LOUIS, August S.-Flour unchanged.
wheat. demand active; prices advanced: No.
red fall, 81 O51s(Gl 06sz for cash; 81 061aG
| l O63s for August delivery; No. 3, 99c(1Sl 0054
| Corn slow but higher; 4S1zld4s1z for cash:
| 4s4c for August delivery. Oats slow but
/ higher: 261Sc for cash: 261Sc for August Pro-
/ Visions: Pork dull at Sl3 35(9l3 So. Bacon
| easier; short rib 75sCG75zc, short clear SIC.
/ Bulk meats quiet; short RIB 40c: short clear
| 60c. Lard dull; 90c bid.
| NEW ORLEANS. August S.-Flour unchanged.
| Corn in fair demand mixed Goo: white 62d
/ 64c. Oats in good demand at 421d43c. Pork in
| fair demand at Sl4 %. Lard steady; tierce
| &c, keg &c. Bulk meats scarce and firm
] shoulders s71zCG6 9Oc. Bacon lower; shoul-
| deTs lower, q &c; long clear and clear rib 30
ana sc. Hams, sugar cured. in good de-
| mand; choice canvased, 1413(G15c. Whisky
| unchanged; Western rectifed, 81 05l1l 20.
Coffee firm; Rio, fair and common to prime
| 1l4GlO15. Sugar firm; fully fair SCI yellow
/ clarified s1sGS14c. Cotton seed oil, crude 800
/ 36c; summer, yellow refined 43c. MOlasses
| dull: centrifugal 20ld26c. Rice steady; old
| Louisiana ordinary to prime 45z,G6c.
| NAVAL STORES,
| NEW YORK, August S.-ROsn steady at 81 50
/ al 90. Turpentine firm at 3915c
| CHARLESTON. August S.-Spirits turpentine
/ active and firmer; sales at 36(G36l5c. ROsin,
/ demand for low and medium grades; fine
! grades quiet; strained and good strained
| 81 %.
! WILMINGTON, August S.-Spirits turlentine
/ firm at 36c. ROsin firm; strained 81 l715: good
/ strained 81 25 Tar firm at 81 So Crude tur-
| pentine steady-sl Is for hard and 81 % for
/ yellow dip and virgin.
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CONsIGNEES

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
August S-FOrdg Office, Ludden Il 3. estate
JnO Oliver, ID Canter Il Bro. J b Monroe +
Bowe, NJ Y Henderson.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ral-
way, August S-FOrdg Office. r b RepDard
VI Y Henderson, Lllienthal Il X. Lee Row
Myers, Allen Il L, II Myers & Bros Bendheirl
Bros X Co, w ID NAPLES, ) Guckenheimer a
SON. + Alexander Il Son, ii Solomon q Son.
d Cox, VIM Hone n Co, j b Reedy, r Cohen.
q Haynes Il Bro, w b Nell 4 Co, G V Heck
er n Co, Lippman Bros. Dale. w & Co, Jno J
McDOnOugh X Co, w L Wilcox, Jesse Lott. NJ
Ferst & Co, Lott Il X. Meinhard Bros & Co.
Epstein 4 b, NJ Boley 4 son, w 5 Hawkins,
Bacon, J Il Co. c L Jones. Peacock, II a Co,
Butler :, j Williams Co. Bamberg.
W { jackson, ii L Grant u Co, + i Roberts,
Walker, & n Co, ID G Bacon Il Co, w w Cor
don Il Co. w W Chisholm * Co.
Per Central Railroad, August S-FOrdg Agt,
4 SchwarZ, \ NJ 4 G w West, I J Daley.
Peacock, ii & Co. W c Jackson, BJ Cub
hedge, PutZel x ii. Miller q 5. c IL Carson.
Herman 4 X, 4 Hanley, J b Reedy. NJ Ferst
x Co. Saussy, ii n r, q A Whitehead. Haines
Il :. J G Hayward, l. l. Randall Telephone
Exchange. 4 Minis 4 Sons. HOlcombe G. a. Co.
VI Hull, krouskOn, Graham 4 ii. Edward
Selms, c + Stults, Geo Deden, q Eekstein &
Co. II Myers Il Bros, Eckman q V. Order. ID
Z Bacon & Co, IL VI Conner Il Co, + NJ Farley.
JnO Flannery Il Co.
Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
w Mcneil, J p Williams Il Co, Peacock. II
X Co, III + Grant & Co, w jackson. II NY
ers q Bros, Meinhard Bros & Co, Geo Schley,
Walker, G 4 Co, E Bryan, Mrs John Hey
ward, Meincke Il E.