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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
J.R. Rosenberg is in the city, but viii leave this
,,,ory,is,er co Erancisco

j. R. Rosenberg is in the city, but viii leave thi:
morning for San Francisco.
Eli Dennison came up TO Sacramento Wednesday
evening and returned to the bay yesterday.
Mrs Joseph Cone came down from Red Bluff yes
tsrday and went TO San Francisco in the afternoon
Joseph Mccall, of the Erie Railroad, and Clinton
JONES' Of the C. R. l. and P. R. R., are in the city
FL. MCCULLOUGH, OF seigler Springs, Lake county,
CAL, is in the city making arrangements for some
improvements at the Springs.
Captain c. NJ CASTER and family, OF Woodland,
left yesterday for New Mnsden, Santa Clara county,
where they viii permanently reside.
Charles Seymour, c. P. r. R. conductor, and
family who reside in Oakland, win leave this morn.
ing for trip TO Los Angeles and the southern por.
tion Of the State.
John Bannigan, Of Providence, r. L, one Of the
largest rubber manufacturers in the United States
accompanied by several friends and relatives, have
been paying visit to this coast and last evening
were passengers on the overland train homeward-
bound.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: c. E. Mulloy,
Nevada City; Mrs. James McWilliams, Oakland
VIM. Johnston, wife and daughter, Rchland; F. J.
Solinsky and wife, San Andreas; VIM Strauss, New
York; Dave Hayward, +. J. Eustis, Miss Ida Smith,
Miss Lille Grubb G.. X Fortescue, Dick German,
w. T. Doyle, OF Rice's Surprise Party; Leon de
Roos, G. Block, W. T. Baggett, L. H. Baxter, F..
Seller, a. Simon, J. Steinberger, AL Hayman, F. NJ.
Proctor Jules Levy Mrs. a. J. Davis and son, Mrs.
Dix, San Francisco
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TIE SAN FRANCISCO TRAGEDY.

Further investigation into the sad shoot.
ing of Clara A. Rennicks in beer saloon
by Jose Sanchez shows that however natu.
raj the error may have been, very cruel
injustice has been committed in stating
that she was in any sense, the mistress of
the suicide and would.be murderer. Clara
Rennicks was always of wild, romantic
nature, and she supported herself by teach
ing elocution before she was of age. Her
father gave her liberal education at st.
Helens Hall, the Episcopal college at Port.
land, Or, and, when ex-President Grant
pupil chosen to deliver the address. Her
parents lost everything during the war.
and OF course, with a family of several
children and wife to support, it has been
great struggle as they grew older to make
ends meet. BY trade he is a coyerer of
steam boilers, and he only returned last
week from Santa Cruz where he had been
trying to induce the Powder Company to
have their boilers recovered. Always, when
he was away, Clara slept with her mother,
having room of her own when her father
was at home. The family is very well
known and respected in Portland, and in
their straitened circumstances the only way
that the girl knew how to help was either
by giving lessons, or, as it now unfortu-
nately appears, going into saloons. Her
imprudence cannot be questioned, and the
mother, who is heartbroken, would be seri-
ously to blame if the following explanation
were not true
Mrs. Rennicks said in substance to a
Bulletin reporter this morning: "My
girl is as pure and innocent as can be. ]
did not know where she was working. She
was of age, being Is on October ID last,
and very anxious to support herself by go.
ing on the stage. never go out at night
and did not know where she was working,
but / supposed it was at one of the lesser
theaters. I have all my children to mind
at home. and the youngest is only five
years DID," There is no doubt that San.
chez had deceived this girl about the mode
of advancing herself in the profession she
had adopted. He himself had faller. to the
degradation of pianoforte player in adive,
and there is no reason to suppose that hii
intentions toward the girl with whom be
was 30 infatuated were honorable. There
is, however, every reason to suppose that
the statement of the mother regarding the
daughters purity is correct, as it is con
frmed by medical authority. Anything
more wildly foolish than the actions o.
| Clara Rennicks cannot be dreamed of bu
it must be remembered that she was infat
uated with the stage, dependent on hersel
for living and innocent of the folly of hel
course in even entering the doors of a dive
Hers is q sad story, but there is no need O
making it worse by impugning her virtue
LIS. F. Bulletin, March 22d.
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DIED.

San Francisco, March 20-Frederick Laauser. ma
tive OF Germany, AZ years, 1C months and 90 days.
New York and Philadelphia papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Odd Fellows Temple this afternoon at Q
o'clock
Washington. Yolo county, March 22-J James, young.
est son of j. and G. Lawson, 10 years. 10 months
and Is days
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his parents, in Washington, to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock thence to st. Rose Church,
where funeral services will be heidi
Auburn, March 17-George Allen, 70 years.
Auburn, March 21-Simon W. c. Harris, "a years.
jackson, March 20-Richard W. Palmer, 81 years.
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Hull yapor Cooking Stove.

WYE. THE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE 16h
w pleasure in introducing to the people 80
claim snnerioritv over all other Stoves yet
produced On this stove every description o. co4k
ing baking, Washing ironing preserving ano
canning may be done with ease, economy, rapla'a
aud perfect comfort. This Stove anor9s hiJ
facility for doing every description OF household
work that can be done on any Range or Cook stove
without the swelterng heat and dscomforts attend,
ing summer work likewise avoiding the LABOR an ~
sshes uniike Coal-Oil Stoves, no wick is used
There is no smoke, and no blacking Of irons OF COOK
ing utensils an Fer sale at lSg6 street anu ~
1910 streets. COLE & CoMSToCk, agents.
NIL 4plmS
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BORN.

Sacramento, March 20-Wife of John H. Lowry, a
daughter. (San francisco papers please copy.)
Suffer Creek, March 9-Wife of Joseph Bernardo, a
son.
Suffer Creek, March 1S-wife OF Jacob Futter, a
son.
lone City, March 12-wife of Robert S. woolsey, a
son.
Plymouth, March Wife of H. NJ Richardson, a
daughter.
Dutch Flat, March 15-wife OF James T. Staples, e
daughter,
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4.s"Wise man say nothing in dangerous
times Wise men use nothing in dangerous
diseases but the best and most approved rem
eiies. Thus Kidney Wort is employed uni
versslly in cases of diseased liver, kidney and
bowels. It will cost you but trifie to try it,
and the result will be NEST delightful
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EASILY PRovEN.-It is easily proven that
malarisl fevers, constipation. torpidity of the
liver and kidneys, general debility. nervous.
ness and neuralgia ailments, Weld readily to
this great disease conqueror, Hop Bitters. It
repairs the ravages of disease by converting
the food into rich blood, and it gives new life
and vigor to the aged and infrm always.
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Iucrease of Peusyou

Thousands entitled under new laws which
are mora liberal. Also pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widows. etc Address,
with stamps, Stoddart & Co.. Alb g street.
n. W., Washington, D. G.
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DonnestiGs.

Besides full stock of staple goods, we
are showing in this Department new styles
and patterns in nearly every line of goods.
Those who contemplate changes in their
House Furnishings will find our prices and
goods of special interest.
TO-DAY we call attention particularly
to the following goods: DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED FRENCH SATEENS, in
the choicest patterns They come in both
light and dark effects. Fashion advices
show that SATEENS will be much worn
for dresses during the Spring and Summer.
We have somewhat similar patterns in
PERCALES and CAMBRICS
LAWNS, in light as we'll as dark colors,
at various prices, in most desirable patterns.
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MAPcIED

Suffer Greek, March 1l-Martn Bogovieh to Nellie
White.
Plymouth March 11-Wm. Martin TO Mary Nichols.
Auburn March ls-Ed Muligan to Annie McCor-
mick.
Auburn, March 10 Frank Cooper to Mary Crisman
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

n STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
4 you are so unfortunate as to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order, safely say that there Is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to successful ISSUE
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Ny
experience. am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success No peculiar TO your dell.
cate organism Is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted TO have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can de-
pend upon gentlernanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those who have been IN.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseased.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine by express, with ful
instructions Al letters must be directed 70 j. d.
J0SSELYN, II. D., 226 Suffer- street, San Francis'
co, Cal.
Cure warrsnted In ali cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter. gratis. sena
for book Comfortable apartments for patients ~
my Infrmary (when desiredl with experience
nurses.
Computation Parlors, 22e Suffer street, adjoinlrg
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From o A. ". to ST.. n.
Ny Diploma hangs In my ofnces
| Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
| For sale by all newsdealers.
| fe23 istf }. H. J0ssELxN. W. -.
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GRAND OPENING of spring and summer
goods at Mrs. E. Katzenstein's millinery
establishment, COS street, on Friday, March
23d, and following days.
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. W. Cheslay, agent.
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FISH FISH Received to-day, an extra
fine lot of fish of all kinds, specially for Good
Friday trade. Peoples Market, 6l2 J st.
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7. B. REID, dentist, succeeds DR.. Hare,
and will continue business at Cos Jstreet.
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CASSIMERES,
PIQUES,
NAIN,SOOKS,
CHETIOTS,
BEDSPREADS,
COMFORTERS,
BLANKETS,
WINDOW SLIDES,
Lace Curtains.

While adding new prices and patterns
to our assortment of LACE CURTAINS,
we have improved to the utmost the quality
of the goods kept at the old prices WHITE
LACE CURTAINS, at ST. 50, So, So, So,
$40 50 and $12 per pair, and many prices
between.
A Novelty is shown in the PERSIAN
CURTAINS, which are Ecru with Square
Plaid Design, and stitched with Ecru Silk.
PRICE, So.
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REMNANTS of carpets to-day at the Red
House.
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T.. = L. NEE .,
MA AGE.R.
AGRICULTURAL PAVILION
Change Of Notice for Plans.

YTNHE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE OF
Il California win receive proposals for Plans Of
an Exposition Building, to be built upon Capitol
Park, at sscramento-said structure to be Of modern
architecture and of material similar to that OF Sac
ramento and Oakland railroad depots to cover
CO. 600 square feet ground floor, with galleries,
offices and other appurtenances usual for Exposition
Buildings. The crucform in style preferred. The
cost Of the entire Building not to exceed $4,000
The sum OF $500 will be given as premium for the
successful PLAN and il suitable arrangements cannot
be made with the successful architect to superutend
the work. the Board will give additional 5000 and
own the plans.
The Plans VIII be Considered by the Board
at Sacramento, April Q, 1888.
Sacramento, March 81, 1888.
p. A. FINIGAN,
President State Board Agriculture.
EDwN F. SMITH, Secretary. [B.C.l m22.Iw
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REMNANTS of carpets to-day at tho Rsd
House.
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HORSESHOEING.

MO MORE INTERFERING NO MORE
IN burning of feet no more quarterly N
cracks no more corns Call and give ANN N
BR0SE GROW trial, Fifth street, between y "
and L.
ar All work done in style and warranted to give
satisfaction. m6-4p1m
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sTNcER gEwINo MACHINES.

ESuINE SINGER MACHINES SOLD ON
y easy installments; rented for y m Sa,, )
res,es for ali kinds Of machines, % cents aozen
IsNGER OFFICE, No. ss5 J st., sacramento ii'-.i'''
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LADIEs.-We shall offer tO-day large
variety of remnants of carpets-body Brus-
sells. tapestry and wooI--suitshle for mats I:
price ranging from 10 cents TO 81 20, not half
their value. Red House Carpet Depsrt-
ment
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Good Babies.

'Tis Jolly day from East to West,
For children thrive, and mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria,
And with the boys, they have CastOria.
1t is a fact, there IS no "may be-"
A mothers milk can't save the baby,
While sweet Cestorla digests their food,
Gives them health and makes them good.
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WHEN you feel out of sorts, have the
blues, melancholy. etc., it must be indiges.
ton that ails you. Browns Iron Bitters
cures it.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The Rice's
Surprise Party reappeared to fair audience
last night, When the company was here be-
fore it was deprived of two of its best mem.
bers-Mr. Fortescue, baritone, and Mr.. Rat
tenbury, tepor-who were on the sick list.
They filed their places last night and added
greatly TO the strength of the company. The
former, Fortescus, is q character actor Of ex-
ceeding mirth. The audience last night was
thoroughly well pleased with the perform
ance and manifested their approval By re-
peated recalls and applause. The same will
be presented again this evening.
The MoYN1HAN MURDER. = Yesterday
morning the examination Of James Taylor.
charged with the murder of Michael Moy-
nihan about fourteen years ago, terminated,
after three days examination, by the Court
granting the motion of defendants attorney
to discharge the prisoner. The efforts of the
Coroner and Barney Donohue to find body
in the rear of lot on L street, near Fourth,
were fruitless. No testimony was offered by
the defense. John Mahanny, who was also
under examination, was discharged on Wed.
nesday.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted IN
the Police Court yesterday, as follows: Ed.
Beamings, disturbing the peace, discharged
on payment Of costs VIM. Jordan and Jas.
Sullivan, smoking opium. pleaded guilty, and
fined $40 ;James Taylor. murder, discharged.
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"DoNT DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches,
bed.bugs. Is cents.
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Bell & Co.. Household goods, etc.
Sherburn & Smith Furniture and groceries.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Miscellaneous.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

ibe sssk - aid - \ fsllhfullr -
lssssd aaeseaiaE - enalrset.
u , ondffsd - tie lulard that Arglliiaaa
kHixlsg, 6eorgs Z. Lesthsfhary sad 4
AiInssn - I'D are hereby APPOINTED esu-
nissioueis - diaW plans nndslsclfcatioul
fer u<w bridges % lhs Biz slosgh ansl
Ward sl0uwh en the FairlnY fsfry roaA,
nnd lhaf ikey 6ls thslr FspuFt On o. hrfnrs
the Efst AeHaay " nae nrxf.
L i onlsrpd By ths honrd lAAf The tar
solizEf1r be siloNcd : crvslit nf hye dol.
lam IN lie ssftlemeat With the county
treazarcr On account e poll tar for ths
year Iee2, fsr taxes zsse&ed zgainst pax-
ties ever sgs PER list Elrd.
It is ordered BY the beard that cite faE
. publS scheol building be located north
asd near the resld=nes Of John Ashley, in
township Ave, south range ak west, in
Supervisor distriet No. J.
II : ordered By the board that the FOL
lowing named persons Be aud are hereby
appointed grand Jurors 20 serve 1t the
May term Of the Circuit Court Of this
county i5s3, te-vit:
In District No. l-k c Galloway, An
drew Altman, = p Dean and Dawson Wal
tsrs.
In District No. a-wn P Go6. James
W Parker, John T Griffin. aud william 1
Ged.
In Dstrict No. s-w inward, Joseph L
Ports. n vB Carey aud John L GRAFT.
In District No. EThonas y Ramsay,
\ Staples, J r Taylor and " Brosdus.
In District No. SHenry cowart. Aaron
Nixon, Wssley Ramsay aud II 7 Davis.
The tax collector having fled his in
solvent list, aud the same having been
carviully examined and esre<tsd l. here
by allowed.
ltis ordered by the board that George
Thomas DO aud Is hereby allowed the sum
Of $40 70 payable out oI the bridge fsnd
for bridge material ON Washington avenue
Of Ocean Springs.
II is ordered BY the board that VIM. r.
Snyder be and Is hereby allowed the privi-
l-gs Of hanging three gates over the pub
lie roads in this county ~ follows, to wit:
One gate on the Bluff Greek road about
one hundred yards east Of his irst gate;
one gate on the West Pascagouls foad.
one half mile west of Belle fountaine, aud
one gate at the Hollingsworth crossing gu
the railroad three-quHFters OF mile west
Of Belle Fountsine.
II ia ordered by the board that tho com.
ty treasurer be and is hereby authorized
and required to credit A. q. Delmss op the
amount he Is due the county with the sun,
OF $500. and charge the same to J. b. Del
mas. upon bis giving good personal, of
mortgage security on real estate for said
sum uf money.
Ii is ordered by the board that II. Grant
Willis overse-r OF the Front road, be aud
is hereby directed to I'LL the wash in said
road IN front Of the property OF Mrs.
0C0nnell.
Antonio x. Dess, having filed his petit
tion aud bond for the purpose of obtaining
license to retail vinous and spiritaous
liquor In less quantities than Que gallon,
. I'd it~ppoaring to the board that aid pc
: ton is sufficient, and that said bond is
signed by A. u. Dalmas aud II. \. Kr-bs 10
snretics; II is ordsre that said bond be-
approved, and that license issas to said
A. X. Dess after the expiration Of thirty
days from the filing Of HE said petition;
whercnpon, the board adjourned till term
10 course. 8. X. THOMPSON.
President.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

AT s0ase giaik o. other nearly
every one desires the services Of
= arst class dyer Or scourer, aud 10
all such se vould refrr them TO the
adv. OF FvtlAand 5. Freslsrir, IS
Danphin street, Mobile, Ala, which
appears elsewhere.
Mrs Nelson, who il nov iH
New Orleans will return homr
next Monday with a fall stock Of
latest st les OF millinery goods.
notions, etc., at which time she
will be glad TO have all her old
customers call and many new
oaek
+ Our neighbor across the WAY
N. v. B. Carey, has just returned
from Mobile, where he purchased
large stock Of dry goods notions,
ETC., aud which be is now Offering
to the public at slight advance
above cost. The ladies should call
early and examine his stock.
"A petition Is in circul alton
which will be presented to Gov.
Lowry asking hin to commate the
death sentence of George Rain,
colored, to imprisoum eut in the
peniteutiary for life. The day
fixed for the execution OF Rain. is
April II. A great number OF
names are signed TO the petition.
The attention Of the ladies il
called to new 4 advertiser ent OF
Mrs. w. A. Dawson, which appears
else where. Mrs. Dawson has just
received a largo stock OF millinery
goods Of all the latest styles from
baltimore and New York aud has
nxed next Thursday as her grau d
opening day. Read her adv.
In the case Of The State VS..
Edmond Bang, the negro now in
our county Jail aud sentenced at
the last term Of circuit court to be
hanged for the murder Of another
negro on Bluff Greek, the supreme
court has reversed the decision
and reman,ied the cass for q new
uial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

OrrlcE w TnE DkMocRAT-SrAH, !
PAscAaoufA, March 10. 1855. (
Report for weeks ending Nas~h B.

PAscAaouI-A, March 10. 1855.
Report for weeks ending xas~h lS.
ARRivrp
March i Amer sch Indiauola. Blson, 1la
tons, from Kingston wsth fruit, 10
J Bloom.
!" 10 II bh Angola D., Doreo. 6lt teus,
from 81 Niucent in ballas Is h
beouict.
- ~ Ain sch Vernon, Tuttle. 6b tom,
from TamIco MEX. iu ballast TO
Ileury b ruitle.
- Is III bn soannc, Bowlon, 375 tons.
from Corpus CHRISTI toE DeSmct.
vssskLs ARRIVED coAsTwiss.
- . Amer bk Hattie g. Mcfarland,
Mcfarland, 5ly tone, Now York,
With $4,000 n lumber by W Dem
ny n Go.
f" Q Amer sch rlos n Stone, Pritcher,
394, for Providence with 2e0, 900 #
lumber, value $4,000, BY = s Hon
~.
cLEAkKD-FoRRIay
- 6 Amer sch q u Woodbury., 8 II
Wood, 40 tons. for vern Crus by
IS Henry with 26s,775 II lumber
valued vt $500.
- .7Nor bk 0nkel Christicn, , Markus.
sou, 33 tons. by Y Desmct for
Brake, Germany. with TT, .lJ II
lumber valued At $5,4l0'
:. Russ bk lhans, c Z Engblom, 429.
BY A G Danner 4 Co with 2S9, ,g06
II l3mber and 24l0 cubic # timber
valued vt tt,605,
- IL Ner bk Nspoleon, Amunlsn, 76l
tons, by Il DcSmet for Plymouth.
Eng. with 33.39l n lumber aud
40,0a9 cubic It timber vslacd ct
ga
vEssELs IN PORT
Russ bk GuomalAincn, Lillia Irvine, 429
tons.
An sch KaseniA, Rogers. 80 tons,
An sch -Four Brothers, Widt. lH tonA.
An ssh Lizzie Heysr, Harrington. $50 tons,
Aia sch Pearl. kxelson, $40 tons.
Nor bk Njord. Brodahl, 759 tons.
An sch II Buddig, vsss, $50 tona
Nor bk valborg. Hosgh, 1856 tons,
Dvsd ship Elenors Ningrco, 1912 tons.
Nor BIZ Niord, AM Beck. $40 tons,
Ger bk Heliaa, Kricgal. SIG tons.
Her hk Betsy Arnold, Th,res y, 500 tous.
Italian bk Angelina, Psradi, $50 tons
Russ bk Ansio. Grondah1. 435 tons.
Am sch White Srs, Bugg, III tons.
Nor bk eigiri, Hansen, &c tons.
Swed bk Ophir, Asllin, AZ tops.
Nor bk Brcdsdurif, Stoa;hxm. 62l tons.
LrMBER STATEMENT.
Cleared from Sept. I, 81, 10 Sept.
l, oS.........,.f.,.... ....4o,9Sb5J
--- -
Cleared since Sept. l, leg .... 14,7d9, ,55e
Cleared since March q. l553.....' ,l50J41
Total. ............-...... 5.y4y,5UJ