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Affair IN Liberia.
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Letters received in this city announce the srfvaa
at Liberia OF the bark Monrovia, with emigransa
under the auspices OF the American Colonisatso&
Society. They landed on the morning OF Deoem.
Der 18th, partook OF q hearty breakfast ana en-,
parked on the steamer st. Pauls for Brewervflia
where they are 70 locate A prominent citfssa
writes: Ihis company or Immigrants are OF Tho
right kind, They have had their ,ands .prvev>A
ana cheerfuiiy gone 10 work at their cuttyation6
The legislature had given careful attention 20 tho
questions submitted, and much good was expecte6
10 dow from It's action. The session was Co clos
In a few days President Gardner had felt com
PEELED 10 resign his ONCE, owing 10 extreme in
health and disability from paralysis. The legisla-
ture granted him 81 900 and the expenses OF reno.
val 70 his home, in Grand Basss county. Vice
Presf lent Russell was sworn In President JaNp.
AIRY 2Oth. Hon. NJ. I. Wonell has been appointed
secretary or the Treasury. Interest continues 20
strengthen In the college at Monrova, aud steua
were being taken for the removal OF ITS operations
10 the banks OF the St Pauls river or the regions
beyond.
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Mention has been made In In. STAN OF the case a
w. A. Addison, the colored member OF che Bald,
more grand jury against whom changes OF usanG
nle lnnuence Improperly were brought After e
examination oy the grand Jury,a report WAS mac
20 the court that Addison had only been lndlscoo<
the report ana aid shsf efand snr@S ar NJ
posed to be discfeet Pending furfher investtGns
con he suspended Addison This act1On q said .
be without legal precedent and has given rise .
considerable dlscuss1oD Addison IS The FIRST ca.
ored man that ever served on Maryland sran1
fury.
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l. OCal Notes.

License Agent Ran swore out a warrant at the
Police Court to-day against James E. Donnelly of
l4th and streets, for keeping an unlicensed bar,
against Mr.. Donnelly since the first OF last Jan
uary.
At the election Of the Emanuel church, of the
Evangelical association OF North America, Henry
Hurter, Henry Huber and Henry Walter were
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The YELLOWSTONE PARK LxAsD Sl0NED.-Tne
Secretary OF the Interior to-day signed the lease
for ten acres OF land for ten years In the yellow.
stone Park TO C. T. Hobart, OF Fargo, OAK: IA II.
Douglass, Fort Yates. Dak., and Rufus Hatch. Of
New York city. The consideration Is . per acre
parcels, located ct different points, with the con-
ditaon that none or the parcels b located nearer
0eysers or the Yellowstone rails The parties are
required to erect hotel valued &C $4,000, with
30 rooms at the Mammoth Hot SpringA and suit
aole buildings 70 be approved by the secretary q
me Interior, at the following points: The 0eysee1
SODA Butte Springs. River Side, Tower Falls, Great
Eata. and the banks OF the Yellowstone laka At
the expiration Of lease the buildings Will Do ap.
praised and can be purchased by the government
at It's option. A schedule Of the charges at the
OF the Interior.
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SENTENCED FOR LARCENY.-Wm Clagett the
colored man arrested by Private ByrneS On the
charge OF rObbing the hardware store of f. P. Nav
Co, on the avenue, near 9th street. was nut on
trial before Judge Smell to-day on three charges of
larceny. The prisoner pleaded guilty to ali the
charges Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated to
the court that the defendant has been In the habit
OF making small purchases OF wire at this store.
ana has been allowed to cut the wire on himself
store and sold TO secondhand dealer, from whom
MI. May redeemed it. Yesterday the prisoner stole
the same drill and was caught His house was
belonging to Mr. May was found. He was sem
fenced to two months In each case, making term
OF six months In jAn.
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The Summer TrOtting Meeting I'm

CHICAGO, March 10-The list OF entries for the
special stakes. offered by the Chicago Driving
PARK for the summer trotting meeting OF 1888 and
1884. presents fast showing. In the Ashland
strikes for 1883 there Is entries and in the same
stakes for 1884, Is entries. In the Chicago stakes
Tor 1883 there are "a entries and for 1884, SO ent-
ries. The entries come from all parts of the coun-
try, including New York, Massachusetts,, Texas
and California.
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EX-CoNGREssNAN THOMPSON AKREsrRD-A spos
vile, March 9, says: Ex-Congressman John RI
Thompson, OF Butler, was arrested last night q
oath OF Nj. Banks. OF Centre township. charIG1
with increasing note from 800 TO q ,O0 In Coz
sequence Of the high position OF the accused t.
arrest causes much excitement though few asO
willing TO believe him guilty OF 30 grave IN oenaA
Qulre Walker on Monday next
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

IIigh-tOned Young Men Lecture-Amer.
lean Singers i'm EurOpe-Mrs. Langtry
Again-The Lotus and Arcadian
Clubs-WOman and Her Rights-The
New Stock Exchange-Jay Gould,s
Yacht-An Ocean Palace. ETC
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when You como to think about It" saws the
memphis Auolancte, SO rascal viii steal when
ne gets good chance, whether he be demo-
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CHICAGO, March 10-Judge Drummond, OF the
us circuit court, this morning rendered his final
graph company. He emphasized his former opin-
ION, that the mayors action in cutting the wires
was unlawful and actionable, but held as the
Mutual Union rights had terminated under the
charter, the court could not order the wires re-
paired, or prevent the city from carrying out the
ordinance which prohibited the stringing OF wires.
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NAVAL NorEs.-The vandalia ana the Kearsarro
arrived at Havana yesterday All well on board.
The L. s. s. Alliance sailed from Key West Fla.
this morning, for New Orleans
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Sentenced for Election Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-ThomaS Maher, 1r.
Isaac L. Street and Joseph Myers, convicted of
making fraudulent return as election officers,
were each sentenced to-day to three months
imprisonment, fined $780, and diSfranchised for the
period of four years
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IHE TARIFF COMMISSION, It appears, maintained
Its organization until the tariff bin became law
although II would appear that there was no
TO draw their salaries
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Now YORK; Rank Stafement.


NEW BEDFORD, MASS, March 10.-HOn John A.
HaWeS, late com modore OF the New Bedford yacht
club, eX-department commander OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, and OF distinguished SER
vices in the state senate and in the North Carolina
campaign, died this morning, aged SO years
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A Sensational Rumor Denied

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 10-The sensational
story that an Irishman, named Michael Holmes,
who was killed in a row here last week, had con-
1eSsed that he was connected with the Phoenix
PARK assassination, proves, on Investigation, to be
entirely without foundation.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

E'ELS Il CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
L Coffee from which has been extracted the dead
end useless portion. and in which the true flavor and
Icaiy constructed machinery which has taken wears
TO bring TO present perfection.
Ibis Office should he used in preference to any other
oe cause it is CHEAPER than other form of Cot
Zee Is aiw uniform, always ready use always de-
!iclons. No time or Coffee is wasted in the making,
Eo1ig water sugar and milk to TASTE and in less time
grounds. nosediInent, no hurry no fret "
I ali Tor Gre lar For sale by
/. W. REEDS SONS.
,a26 12l6 F STREET NORrHwF.T
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Foreign Notes.
SrATR rprMyNaro IN prScyk

day on four counts, charging the embezzlement OF
ss70U0. He was remanded for trial
Foreign Notes.
STATE CRIMINALS IN RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, March 10.-Among the prison.
erS to be arragned at the approaching trial here
OF nhtllstS are several important state criminals,
three naval officers, an army officer and Kobesen,
the constructor OF the famous mine In Little Gar.
den street.
AAERIeo vEsrucc1's DESCENDANTS IN NEED.
ROME, Ma.eh 1.-TWO ladies, the last descend
ants OF Amerfg0 VeSpuccf who gave the name OF
America to the western hemisphere, are now beg
ging that the pension of ten crowns per month,
which was assigned to their family by the repub-
lie OF Florence In 1890, be restored to them.
DEATH OF GREEK STATESMAN
ATHENS, March ION. Coimoundauros, the we'll
known Greek statesman, is dead.
MARINE DIsAsTERs
LONDON, March 10.-The steamer Barcelona from
New York, has arrived at Avonmouth. The
schooner Heroine. from St. Johns. N. F. has ar
bark Sophie Helene has arrived at Gravesend
She is leaky and damaged. The brig s. Suppicich,
from from New York for Copenhagen, has arrived at
RESCUED FROM THE NAVARRO
LONDON, March ia dutch fishing smack has
landed at Maslius, South Holland with four sailors
foundered while on the way from Copenhagen to
Leith.
IRELAND TRANQUIL.
LONDON, March 10.-Mr. Trevelyan, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, in speech in the house OF COM
mons this afternoon assured the house that the
condition OF Ireland was more tranquil than it
had been for some time pa St
TRAP FOR EGAN.
LONDON, March 10.-lt Is understood that II
Patrick Egan had appeared as witness in the
preach OF promise case OF Miss Hyland against
asked him whether he had used any OF the funds
OF the land league for Miss Hyland'S case.
The Flood i'm the Mississippi Subsiding.
HELENA, ARK, March 10.-The river has de-
clined halt an inch ana will probably continue to
cline is expected. The levees are still being
strengthened, and Will be made thoroughly secure
In this vicinity. The back water is still rising In
the overlooked districts below. This
Will continue until the decline In the
river Is great enough to draw the water back
through the crevasses Most terrific currents the
roar from which can be heard here during the
Still hours OF the night, are tearing through the
country below, carrying destruction with them
In the Oldtown lake region the water Is higher
than ever before known, the losses to planters
being greater than ever before.
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REPRESENTATIVE 1R FEvRR, OF Ohio SAYS n thu
candidacy for the sergeant-at-Arms OF the HOUSE
OF Observation-Disclosures and OF Mr. John q
Thompson-is left TO the Ohio delegation, that Mr.
Leedom will have two-thlrds OF the ohio delego.
tion in his favor.
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Ex-SEEAT0R DAVID DAVIS left the city ut six
o'clock this morning for Fayetteville. NC, where
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TIE CONTRACT for improving the Hot Springs,
Arkansas, has been awarded to A. p. Robinson,
OF Conway, Arkansas
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RANGE or TIE THERMONETBk-1he following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
ofieer to-day: 2 am, 37.2; IL an, l02: nm.
EQQ Maximum. 500; minimum, $40
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to J. C. Rey.
nOlds, postmaster at Barker, Nd, and ]. r.
White, Whtteburg, Nd
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Bfookes, OF Baltimore, to the Gaithersburg, Nd.
property, Is founded on the viii of Henry BrOokes
OF Montgomery county, Nd, now on i1le In the
Rockville court house, and proved April 18th, 1907
beQueathed the land In question to his daughter
Margaret Brookes, to 60 at her death to her two
children, Martha and Evelne; and in case OF their
death without issue, to revert to his three chill
dren, James Bowie Brookes Letitia Brookes and
Ara6ella BroOkes. Martha died without ISSUE but
Evel1ne Is still alive. The Baltimore claimant Is
grandson OF James Bowie Brookea
A SINGULAR WHI--The following will has been
lied with the regiStersOf wills and admitted to
PROBATE: Washington d. G. Jany 22d 1883 Eliza
doods to q girl. The rest of the things Maria
Stewart After am berried give the rest OF the
money TO Annie TOmsOn one of the pieases OF
goods which Is shall to this girls mother And for
Maria Stewart to give Elibeth some thing After
all is don give the bank book to John a. Brooks
for this girl Annie Thomson Sign by,
ELIZA Bod
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THK OHIO Observation-Disclosures u
Fevre, OF Ohio, has gone to Fortress Monroe to 70.
main q week. He says, touching the connection
OF his name with the democratic nomination for
governor or Ohio, that he Is not a candidate: that
the people OF the fourth district OF Ohio elected
MIN TO represent them I'm the Forty-eighth Con,
gress, and he considers IL his duty to thus serve
them. Mr. Leroy Thoman, one or the civil service
commissioners, is also mentioned as q probablo
for governor.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Indicted for Embezzlemens.

BOSTON, March 1Q-Harvey n. Follansbee, the
defaulting treasurer OF the Boston Police Relief
Association, was indicted by the grand jury to-
day On four counts, charging the embezzlement OF
$27,0U0. He was remanded for trial
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THE ORDER directing First Class Private Frank
r. Chaffee. signal corps, u. s. A., upon being re.
lieyed at Fort Macon, n. c., to proceed to Balti.
more, Nd, is revoked.
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EAsrER CAMS AND NovELr1rs
A LARGE ASSORTMENT AND MANY VERY
BEAUTIFUL
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GOVERNMENT FINANcEs-The q. g. Treasurer
now holds in U. s. bonds to secure national bank
circulation $s5s,0ol 800: q. s bonds held by tho
treasurer 20 Secure public moneys In the national
bank deposftaries, N61Sa,o0: US bonds deposit
ed TO secure circulation during the week ended
to-day, $923 600; T. & bonds 10 secure circulation
wthdrawn during the week ended to-day sos 500
Nalona bank notes outstanding-currency, &S5o..
999, 255; gold notes. s745, lo9
FIRE Doors are being erected across the stair.
way on the Secretary's floor OF the State depart.
ment this afternoon. War department clerks win
be compelled TO so round now.
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BOOKS, &c.
Books.

NV Books.
Jews of Barnov, Frames, 81: Princess and Curdie
Macdonald, 81. rs: The Belle o. Brsckets-Iane Peav
$loo shsndon Bells Black. 81 .: siege of London.
James. 81 so; Mrs. Lorimes, MG,et 81: Homesnur
stories Eope, 81 25 Have LIVED md loved Forrea
var. 81 Mtldreti's Bargain. Lille 81 MT stnhhs'
roe U.S. si'Laftery and Boiler Balentyne. 81 IS.
Our nster Cards are now open and were never more
brate.i productions ~ ~ ~ wiz
AL OF the latest novelties in Stationery
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THE PROPOSED NEW EXCHANGE.

the talk about the new stock exchange did not
amount to much. The project is still ON the floor,
but The chances are not favorable for its success
1t Is glttertng bait to hold out to men to ofrer
them seats for 5000, while seats in the present
stock exchange are worth from $s5, 600 to $4,000
But men do not rush in and apply for places in
new exchange with quite the av1dity that they DO
even In an old one at ten times the price. The
TACT Ii one stock exchange Is enough in New York.
ana the vast body OF brokers and spectators are
satisned with the present institution. 1t only
taxes three men to propose new board, and as
long as this state OF things exists there viii be
hua scares over the rvalship OF the great trading
nOuse lot stocks There was once some difficulty
aoouS getting charter, but that has been happily
Me. ny couple Of mining exchanges, which got
ioT dealing Ia mining stocks without any
suncuty. They now hold their charters for sale at
low prices 1t is the general belief that ether one
=. tne mining board charters would do quite wen
.or the new stock exchange. The question has
never Deen decided 1udicialy, but eminent lawyers
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THE CHARGE OF OUTRAGE on DOLLY MONEY!
The colored watchman Retrun London, who N
charged with outraging the colored girl Dolly
Monkey on last Thursday night, has not yet been
arrested, and 1t is thought 10y the iolice that he
has left the city, he failed to 90 on duty at the
Hamilton house last night, where he is employed
me girls friends positively deny that she
She states that he drew a pistol on her in a car.
rlGge. and compelled her 10 submit 10 him In the
struggle she bit his hand which he placed over her
mou h. She showed a black eye and swollen face
which she said he did In the struggle.
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THK LAWFUL MONEY on deposit in the Treasury
to-day for the redemption OF notes o. banks re-
ducing circulation amounts Co s2s 3i4; banks IN
nquldaton, Sl5,oS4 253; failed banks, 81 ,O6 IN D.
Ing a Total lund or $50, s34. SIS.
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THE PRESIDENT has been feeling somewhat indis-
posed lately, and has decided to take trip to Fort
ress Monroe next week for little rest He has
not yet decided whether he win make the contom.
plated visit TO Florida or not
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THE LKAvR OF ABSENCE granted First Lieut.
VIM. e Hopkins, assistant surgeon, is extended
two months. The leave granted Col August Y.
Kautz. 9Th infantry, Is extended four months,
with permission to 60 beyond sea.
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THE CITY MARKETS.

BUTTER1NE AND oLE0MARGARINE TAKING THE PLACE
OF REAL BUTTER-THE WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
PRICES-OTHRR FEATURES OF THE WEEK.
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POSTAL EMPLOYEES AND SALARIEs-The civil ser.
vice reform bil as IL passed, provided that within
10 days from its enactment the Postmaster Gen.
eral should send to the President a list OF the
cities IN which more than 80 persons were EN-.
pioyed IN the postal service, together with clas-
sncatlon OF these employees according 10 salarfea
Inc information has been compiled under the
alrectlon or the chief clerk, and is now ready
Inc ionowlng cities are set down In the list
the postal service: New York, Phiiadelphia
Brooklyn, Indianapolis, Boston, Cleveland Wash.
ington, San Francisco, Sacramento, Chicago. g
Louis. New Orleans Pittsburg, Detroit Cincin-
matt, Buffalo, Louisville. Galveston, Charleston, &
Portland, Me-, Jersey City, Providence and
there are employed 56S9 clerks letter carriers ETC.
ll6 OF whom are paid salaries OF 81 800 and over,
less than 81 AGO. and Cos less than $500 per annun
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ANOTHER YELLOWSTONE PARK PRoJEcr-An an.
phcatlon has been received at the Interior depart.
ment Tor the lease OF twenty acres I'm the Yellow.
stone Park, where q race course can be estab.
lShed and In the center an observatory the
ground radiatng from the center to he marked with
tablets representing the history Of the world. Th0
protector Is considered TO b. ".lttle of.S
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The FOLLOWING CLERICAL CHANGES have been
made In the War department: AdJutant Generals
oHice-James f johnson, class I. resigned: Wal.
ter r. Br adley and Samuel r.. Warren appointed
clerks, class j: Alex Oglesby, appointed assistant
messenger Surgeon Generals ofice-Charles w.
Deitrick, Ohio, JAS II. Besllng, NY, and John D.
Dunwiddie, Wis, appointed clerks, 81 600: VIM ID
Jones, assistant messenger, died March Z, 1888:
James Hess, promoted from laborer to assist
ant messenger; Morris Downs, appointed laborer.
Engineers onice-Wm. NJ Davis, appointed CLERK
*l,Ooo The above appointments fill all the exist.
Ing vacancies the War dppartmant
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NAVAL oRDERs.-Comma n Ter j. r. Higginsoa
has been detached from the command OF the MI.
antonomah and placed on waiting orders. Leuta
Cadets Robert b. Higgins and Ward p. Wincheu.
ana Chief Engineer Augustus H. Able, from the
Mlantonomah and placed on waiting orders.
Lieut. VIM Little and Master York Noel from the
Mlantonomah and ordered to duty on board the
receiving ship Colorado Assistant Paymaster &
l. heap, from the Miantonomah and ordered to
settle his accounts and then await orders. Passed
Assistant Engineer VIM. s. Moore, from the ITALIA
poosa and placed on waiting orders. Assistant
Engineer r. c. Bowers, from the Miantonomah
and ordered to the Tallapoosa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-28
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings bales cotton. bales wool, "a casks
clay, 2l,O00 shingles, 226 bbls rOsin, 80 bbls
spirits turpentine, 30 bblS potatoes, l ceW,
calves, ! cord wood, bdl empty sacks, / pkg
tobacco, 20 empty spirit bbls, l sack rice, ]
basket mdse, sacks peas, coops chickens, !
case eggs. : crates vegetables, Dbl cabbages,
| ear syrup.
Per steamer Mary Fisher, from COhens Bluff
-225 bbls rOsin, 80 bbls spirits turpentine, &
bags peas, dressed hog. 3 bales wool, cOOps
chickens, II cases eggs, 8 calves, cows, qrs
beef.
Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina-
10 bales cotton, Il bales wool, , bales hides, 4
bbls fish, horses, 20 pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and savannah Railway,
MAY 26-ll0 boxes tobacco, 81 Gaddles tobacco,
l fierce rice. l case eggs, ] Dbl wine, so bbls
lime sacks guano, box drugs, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. Nav 2i-35 bales cotton, a cars lumber,
, OBS bbls rOsin. 496 bbls spirits turpenUne,
3.2lS crates and POS bbls vegetables, bbls
melons, refrigerator peaches, 9 bbs syrup,
3S bbls pottery, Is bbls empty bottles, II pkgs
empty sacks. cars cattle, : cars wood, | car
poles II bales wool, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. May 26-l92 bales cot
ton. 1856 bbs rOsin 100 bbls spirits turpentine,
$50 bhis lime, l2i boxes tobacco, 81 caddles TO-
baccO. 30 bbls flour, 30 bales paper stock, 30
pkgs furniture % crates potatoes, 81 bbls po-
tafOes p pkgs mdse. 10 sacks peas, 10 bales
wool. II bales hides, bales rags, bdls bur
Laps. 3 boxes patterns, ! circular saw. boxes
axle grease, ) sacks wool, crates hams, zDafs
IRON 4 bales warns. box brass, l bdl castings,
/ box glass, sack meal, box wood IN shape
empty Dbl, box musical Instruments, 3 bXs
wax, case shoes, , bbls gritS, l bale mat
tresses. ! box frames, d carts, corn shell
lers. s fly wheels. box bacon, byclcle, bdl
fishing rods, Dbl sugar, l Dbl oil, lot h n
goods. | car horses. 10 sacks potatoes. II
sacks corn. p sacks oats, Is sacks rice, is
piows, Dbl syrup, boiler, goats, % cars
lumber.