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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
SIX Years In Unico.

To day Mayor MacGonigle completed
tho sixth year of his official term, which
will expire on tho first Monday in April
next, unless tho people whom no has 80
faithfully served insist on continuing him
at the head of tho city government.
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DAKKER's TOSIU.
TELLING II VERY sHOR

~ tel It, sir, in few words II eau. but mo
story would MI book II iustice was done u
It,"
Surely, Michael, but put It short tnis tino
sos l can squeeze II into page OF letter
Here you are. sir, then, and thore Il, thou.
sands OF people here In binghampton, N. Y,
who viii testify to the truth OF whit Isay.
Ny name is Michael GuiIioyle. am seventy,
iour years old. For about ninN years was
almost shut out from tAe world by rhouma
tism. / had peddled small wares In the city
tor years, and had to stop altogether, Al tho
best OF times l could only hobble miserably
about with my cane. was bent nearly dou
bio with pain and weakness and my hands
were useless to labor with. l was but the
poor wreck OF once strong man. None q.
the medicines usually given tor medicine aid
me the least good, sir. My old iriends aud
customers forgot me as though wero undor
ground,
With the end OF my nose and the tips 1t my
Turned up to the roots OF the daisies
My days and nights were doleiul and pal ntul
l had no hope except In death. That Is God's
truth, and Mr. Mosher, here. knows II.
- can't tell you how. but pARKERs TOXIC
| cured me. That was three years ago, I'm lively
| as Il cricket nov, sir. anu go my business
! rounds every day, ratn or shine, You may
10 his t., all the world and refer the ioabt-
| crS to me.h
This preparation, which has been known as
| PARKERs GINGER TosIo, Will be called simply
| PARKERs Tonic. This change II made tor two
reasons First, because ginger II an unimport-
cause unprincipled dealers deceive their cs.
| toners by substituting inferior preparations
| under the name OF ginger.
| There Is no change, however, In tho piepa-
ration ltseit and all bottles remaining IN the
| hands OF dealers, wrapped under the name oil
PARKER's GINaxR TONIC. contain the genuine
medicine II the facsimile signature OF hiscoA
4 co. is I the bottom OF tue outside wrapi@r.
| Ocl.lmdSxW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

MILFORD, Pa, Oct, 17.--The Ray
mondskill hotel, owned by Joseph Melon,
aids and situated three miles from this
place, was destroyed by fire last night,
with a portion OF the contents. Loss $500,
insurance light.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
Pay Up.
WestC Cho tor re

West Che ter Republican.
Tho Lancaster county officials ought
TO pay the reward tor capturing Frankford
after his first escape, before they look for
his capture again
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
stIIking Miners
I)eleCnti

Delegates representing 10000 miners
met at Wigau in Lancashire, and made a
demand on the masters for an immediate
advance of 10 per cont. in the wages of
| miners.
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SPECIdL NOTICES.
from Cleveland, ohio,

Comes letter signed 7. Walker, saying =
" About six months 40 commenced taking
RWrdCCk BtOOd BiHeTS tor prOtl nc ten case OF
iumbago and general debility, and now am
pleased to state hHYo recovered my appetite
For sale rg IL. u, Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l3J North Queen str ct.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

WAsnINGToN, Oct. 17,-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, northeastorly
winds, falling barometer, stationary or
rising temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

This evening AMI tomorrow evening at
eight o'clock thoTo viii 10 rchearsals OF the
Lancaster rinnior"' company in the sec
ond story of Fulton hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

The most popular ana fragrant Pei ifume OF
the hay HACK METACK." Try 1t. Sold by
H.. II. Cochran, druggist, Nos. 1877 and l39
North Queen street feb7.eod3
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We are in receipt OF II letter from j. A.
Handy, esq, OF Floral, Ark, IN which the
writer says Samaritan NerVine cures female
decline, and during the change OF life 1t is a
specific Suggestive facts. truly. sl.JO.
olG-lwdeod&wA
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IN EUROPE

O'Donnol charged With hEuraer.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-The grand jury this
morning returned an indictment charging
O'Donnell with the murder of James
Carey
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For Lame Back, s!Gc or Guest use Sill
LOWs POROUS PLASTER. Prico, IS cent.
Sold by H. u. Cochran, lS7and l39 North Queen
trCot, Lancaster. iCblIood6
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L,srArn or nENnY EsnLEMAN. LAI

l'sTATE OF nENRY ESHLEMAN, LATE
II Of Strasburg township, deceased. Letters
OF administration on said estate having been
granted to tho undersigned, all persons in
ucblcd thereto are requested to make lmme.
dtate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement 10 the under
signed, / siding at Quarryyille L. q.
". u. llgSsRL, CYRUS q. BARR
Attorney. sap2B- 6tdW
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Columbia National hank. ........ ion "A. "A
Chrfstiana National Bank.....,.... isn n"
Ephrata National Bank. ............ i0p IL
FIRST National Bank, Columbia. -. ion ~
First National BanR, strasburg... 100 m,
first National Bank, Marietta. go, 100 No.
First National Bank, Mount JOY. 100 iso
Lititz National Bank................ 100 ~
Mannheim National nk.........., 100 thi
Union National Bank, Mount Joy. 10 n
New Holland National Hank...... 100 iN
Gan National Bank ...........,.....I ion iW
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CoLDES's Liquid Beet Tonic viii cure indi-
gcstIon, and perpotnato bodily yIgcr Take
no other. OF druggists. ol5 lwdcodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

" As t,Vo bOEcs Of Dr. BcnSoa's Cciery and
Chdmmomile Piiiy cured a JricHd Of neuralgia,
tVhOm he DrS. here couldn't hetp, FH send for
some r0r myself" Clinord shand Windsor,
Nova Scotia.
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lLEUaST
Wedding Gifts
AT
s2glmd HAuM's CORNER
y NFISNEKUHUR HALL,

MEM HALL.
NJ This Is TO notify the public that the new
and beautiful hall viii now ba rented tor Con
CCr,s, Operas, Balls, school Entertainments,
Fairs, Public Meetings. &C.
For terms and further particulars, apply TO
IL. SERHART,
President MpnncrchOr Hall Association.
sl.3mdW&SiG No. East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
CLUTHING.
EOH MEN OF TASTE TO READ.

That no man IS WELL DRESSED, wnOse
garments, no matter how fine the material
ana fashionable tho cut, are not artistically
fitted to the form or esthetically selectcd II,
color, &c Is a fact too well known to be lis
puted.
The Hitting OF garments, selection OF style
and co or, Is as much an ART as the proper
blending OF cOloTs and grouping OF Objects IN
landscape or other painting. For hritstia
Fits ard Choice Materials call on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

Opposition IL what it wants. That will mako
Il solid We mean DR.. Bull's Cough syrup. II
has entered the lists and come out FAR ahead.
In the ranks OF ogitimhtC household remedies
Tor the cure OF coughs amt colds, DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup stands first. Price 25 cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

ContagIon destroyed by Darbys Prophyl lac.
tic Fluid. see advertisement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

AVOID Fever, hguc, and Bniousncss by TAX
ing Coldcn's Liquid Beef Tonic dsk for
Cotdsn'S, OF druggists. Ol5.lwdcod&w
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>, G. COLEMAN

ARTISTIC TAILOR,
And be suited properly. MIR. COLEMAN has
just received u splendid assortment ot the
choices CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and GENTS
DRESS GOODS. OF the latest styles, tor Fall
and Winter Suits. A larger variety OF suitines
cannot he found IN the market. sutings tor
the millionaire and artisan, the exquisite aud
practi al man, all OF Which will be furnished
ut reasonable rates 7 he reputation OF MIX
COLEMAN US an artist in his profession is too
w0ll known to need comment.
Call and examine his immense stock ut
NO. 524 l.2 PENN STREET,
$40 3mdeod READING, PA.
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srEOIdL NOTICES.

AvoID fever, Aguc, aud Bniousncss by TAX.
Ing Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic. Ask Jor
COtdsn's, OF druggists. Ol5lwdcod&w
Small Fox, DIphtheria, Scarlet Fever, yell
low Fever, etc. can't exist wnero Darbys Pro.
phyl0ctiC Fluid Il used.
Cant Say Enough.
al cannot speak too highly OF Burd0ck
Biood Biiters they have been great bless
Ing To me. Cured Ine of biliousues5 and dys-
pepsia from which had suffered Tor years"
Mr.. J. Marsh, Bank of Toronto, ont. For sale
by n. II. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l3D North
Queen street
Thundor 1t Down tho Agos,
That for lamencss, for rhcumatism Tor aches,
for pains, and TOR sprains, Or. Thomas Fctec-
nc Ot r. q positive and reliable remedy; Dr.
druggist. For sale by H. Il. Cochran, drug
gist, iS' and lS9 North Queen street
85- Millions OF packages OF the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single com.
plant Everywhere they are tho iayoritc
Dyes.
a specific and tho only one too tor at forms
and types OF skin disease, Is known the world
over "a Dr. Bcnson's Skin Cure. 1t II not
patent medicine, but reliable, certain re-
mcdy. Druggists.
AS tOO boEcs Of Dr. BcnSoa'S Cciery and
Chdmmomiie Pitty cured a Jricud Of neuralgia,
WhOm he DrS. here couldn't heip, FN send for
some r0r myself" Clinord Shond, Windsor,
Nova Scotia
COntapIon destroyed by Darby3 Prophyac.
tic Fluii. see advertisement.
For Lame Back, s:GC or Guest use Sill
LOFTS POROUS PLASTER. Prico, IS cent.
Sold by II. u. Cochran, 1877 and l39 North Queen
TCot, Lancaster iCblIood6
CoLDES's Liquid Beet Tonic Will cure indi-
gcstIon, and perpotnato bodily yIgor. Take
no other. OF druggists. ol5 lwdcod&w
Opposition IL what 81 wants. That will mako
IL solid We mean DIR. Buils Cough syrup. II
has entered the lists and come out FAR ahead.
In the ranks OF legitimate household remedies
tor the cure OF coughs amt colds, DIR. Bull'S
COmgh sNTun stnnhs first pricn 26 CCnIa.
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CANT Say Enough.

Small Fox, Dlphtheria, Scarlet Fever, yell
low Fever, etc. can't exist where Darbys Pre-.
phylactiC Fluid Il used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
HAIR BALsAm.
PARKER'S
HAIR Balls A M.

A beneficial dressing preferred TO similar
mrne. IL RESTORES To GKAY HAIR 1iik
YOUTHFUL COLOR and prevents dandruf
and falling OF the hair. Doc and tl.Oo.
HlSCON co n n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17

specific, and tho only one too tor at forms
and types OF skin disease, Is known the world
over "a DR.. Bcnson's skin Cure. II II not Il
patent medicine, but reliable, certain re-
mCdy. Druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
FLORESTON.

FL0RESTON.
Exculs the finest nower In richness. neli.
cato, very lasting No oiOr nkeiL hs sare
you get FLOREsTON Cologne, signature 81
HiNcOx Co, N. y, on every label. 20 an rs
cents, ~ druegsts an dealers In perfume.
COLOGNE.
dlalyweosSdTu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

Church in withdrawing the right hand Of fellow.
ship from Dudley II. Norris because he had been
irregular In church duties
The Hon. H. G. G. Astwood. United States Consul
to San Domingo, was ordained as an elder IN tho
African Methodist Episcopal Church, at tne BRUCE
Street Church. on Friday evening lie Will sail Tor
San Domingo on August7.
Calvin Patterson, Superintendent OF Public In
struction has published pamphlet OF statIstcs
regarding the public-schools for the year ending
December 81, 1882 The total expenditures for the
schools were SlO92327 80 or this am 40 INT
books
A letter was received by the Department OF Pub.
lie Works yesterday from Henry d.. Coggswell OF
ing-fountain which he had offered to give to the
city of Brooklyn over year ago had not yet been
received. The fountain was 10 be made by tne
Bridgeport Bronze Company and was to be put IN
the City Hall Park. The Aldermen some time ago
voted $3.50 for foundation for 1t. but none OF ~
has been expended.
JERSEY CITY.
An Italian who rave his name as Antonino
Piccolomini. and who said he had just arrived from
St. LOUIS, reported at Police Headquarters yester-
day afternoon that he had been swinded by an I'M
known man out of $40. Pccolomini said that he
was going to Europe on Red Star Line steamer
and was met by the man near the companys wharf
The stranger spoke to him in Italian ana learning
secure ticket for him for $40. Piecoomini gave
the stranger the amount and the latter went into
saloon near by apd failed to return.
wESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
CHAPPAoUA.- Thursday night burglars made
attempts to rob the houses of Henry Allen, Wilson
Page, Robert Ireland, Ezra Carpenter and Webster
Lane but without success. The suspected persons
are living In a tenement-house at Roaring Brook.
There is gang Of tramps quartered In the vicinity:
One man who has been arrested on suspicion OF
having been engaged in a recent robbery has
offered to turn infOrmer.
LONG ISLAND.
BELvIDFRE.-Victor Sault, age eleven. was ar
rested yesterday for assaultng with intent to kill
child. ago thirteen.
JAMAIcA.-The Long Island Railroad Company
and the Queens County Board of Supervisors have
signed an agreement by which the former agrees to
build d new drawbridge over the Wreck Lead
Channel, Hampstead Bay, and 10 have 1t In work
ing order by November 15.... Daniel Hendrick-
son, age eighty. was thrown from his carriage ON
Friday night. His skull was fractured and bis in
juries, it IL feared, will prove fatal.
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINCES BAY.-James Oppermsn, who disap-
peared weeks ago. has returned to his family
He said that financial troubles weighed heavily Oh
his mind and he wandered away without showing
what he was dong. More than once he had felt
tempted to commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
A SAVAGE ASSAULT AT SEA.

Upon the arrival on Friday afternoon of the
steamship Sueviaof the Hamburg Line,a at Hoboken,
August w. Amtee, three Of the vessels crow, were
turned over 10 two policemen. The prisoners were
charged with atroclous assault and battery upon
Charles Zonkopfske, the boatswain's mate. Cap
tain Frsnzen, upon whose complaint the men were
taken into custody, told Recorder McDonough
that the prisoners without any proyocation attacked
in the most brutal manner, one OF them stabbing
him In the left shoulder. The prisoners denied the
assault and said the Captain had caused their ar
selves while at sea- The prisoners were locked up
and will DO held subject to the orders the German
Consul =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
NOTHING DOING IN REAL ESTATE.

Another week of summer dulnoss in the real es.
tate market has gene by with no change In the sit
nation. The only consolation that uuemp oy ed
brokers can take is that each day brings the
autumn season when revival OF activity
il looked for on all hands. Meantime almost no
property is changing hands at private sale, but
prices show no indication of important depressiol
Many persons are making inquiries concerning i'm
proved property and watching the drift OF events
closely ~ as TO be able TO act with promptness
whenever the market displays some sign Of coming
movements 1t auction little is doing aud horc the
Tuesday ak dwellings at Eighth-aye. and Thirty
ninth-st. were sold at lower prices than real
lied for the same property two months ago. Two
houses at Madison ave. and Sixty -fourth-st were
sold under foreclosure ut prices 10 to 20 per cent
below the figures realized a few weeks ago. the sale
then, however, not being completed. The convey
ances last week showed some Improvement over Z he
same week year ago, while there was also agrati-
flying decrease In the amount OF mortgage oDliga-
lions created,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
ACCIDENTS, FATAL AND DANGEROUS.

A team, drawing loaded wagon aud driven by
thrse Var ia in from, nT No M WsnrvDs; vssssr
day. The chlds home was at No. 81 Henry-st
Lang was arrested.
Mary SchussIer, thirteen months old attempte ed
to swallow the round head OF o cane, at No. ola
Second-aye., audit stuck In her throat. She died
before her parents could summon o physician.
Michael Fogarty. of No. l,L73 Second-ayo, while
working in the new bailding at Second-ave and
Seventy first-st., fell from the fourth floor TO the
basement and was injured dangerously.
Abraham Levy, three years old, fell from O fire.
escape, ct No. 40 Forsyth-s and was injured
fatally.
A. Sixth-aye. street car struck against scaffold
under the elevated railroad at Eighteenth-st., at
1880 a M. The scahold fell to the ground with two
painters, Charles Wilson, of Second.ave and Nine
ty-second-et, aud William Dayis, of No. l46
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

Hinder these decisions the city has collected over
So OCO 600 of outstanding assessments, winch the
property-owners refused previously To pay Al the
same thne the city has paid back to propsrty-
owners who promptly paid assessments imposed on
them over $500 600, aud the reductions amount TO
about 81 S00, 900. The law required the commits
sion not to wake reductions below the fair value OF
the work dsae and the benefits conferred.
UNEQUAL WORKINGS OF THE LAW
Some provisions of the law have acted unequally.
1t was provided that where an assessment was re-
duced proportiOnate amount should be returned
to those who had paid. But IL more tnan balf tne
o1 had been paid then no portion
paid should be returned For instance, In the case
Of the Sixth.ave. regulating and grading between
the whole cost of the work was 1928, SOB %.
Property owners had paid $113,s71 20, little
more than hall. and they can get no part OF lhat
unpaid the Assessment Commission made a reduc-
ton OF 42.4 per cent. If less than half had been
paid the city would have returned 424 per cent to
ali property owners who had paid. This provision
OF the law has caused great dissatisfaction and an
effort will he made to have 1t amended by the next
In cases where assessments had been levied for
underground drains the entire amount was vacated.
The city has suffered large lossin that way. hese
drains were built on an opinion given by the Cor:
poration Counsel IN 1870 that assessments levied
Tor such purpose were legal. The courts have
since decided to the contrary hence all such as
sessments have been vacated.
Heretofore when an error discovered in an
assessment and the courts vacated 1T on that ac-
Count. The cost of the entire work lost to the
clty. The law has now been amended that
sssessnent only be reduced ito the extent that
Abe same may be shown, by parties complaining
thereof, to have been in fact increased In dollars
and cents by reason of fraud or substantial error"
The commission has still before it large amount
Of unfinished business principally the assessments
Cor Eighth-aye. regulating, grading etc. between
Iitty-ninth and One hundred and twenty second
sts.. costing S596251, Of which 1870. 300 remains
between Opc-hundred and Tenth and One-hundred-
aud-ffty costing 1902 761, unpaid 1854,
&z2 and what IL known "a the Eastern Boulevard
Inpsoyements, crossing portions of Avenues and
81 and Seventy-second and 0ne-hundred- and-six-
4renth- sts, costing over $500, 000 of which over
1873 900 remains unpaid. 1t has until November I,
1ssx. hear evidence, and until February l, 1884,
80 render decisions At that date unless Its time Is
urther extended b. the courts or the next Legsla-
tnre. the commission will cease 10 exist.
4 ANoTHER VfrrIu or AN rypI Oc,ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NETWORK .sATURDAY. JULY a. 1883
ARRIVED.
steamer sesia GER Barends Hamburg Juyl. Havre 4.
with mdse and passengers 10 kunharit 4 Co. in,
mdss 10 Sosert 4 Morgan
mess anS passengers 10 oninisrd CO.
steamer slahoo crossman Baltimore with mdse 10
Desaehr Nor. Olsen Genoa So days with mdss to
sark Hryst AUST aaluboyich. Lisbon 50 days. with iron
ore TO order; vessel TO slocoych Co
days with to Moses Taylor Co; vessel
fSSa: syy::sT GsS.seq ~ Ssy with
Breas s sS5 II days With snsno to Darrell & Co.
sUSsSr-windat sandy HOOK light ssw clear. At
CITY Island. the same.
CLEARED
Steamer Humboldt (Br Eddss Liverpool -Busk Jevons
steamer LANDAU city (Br Weiss Bristo-Aikell Doug.
Steamer sidouisn tBr. spittal Avonmouth Dock-Hen.
Steamer Main toer. mbruek. Bremen Southampton
steamer Pcnniand (Beg, weyer, Antwsrp-Peter Wright
steamer saxon tBrl, Freethy. Belize Hondwm JeI Co.
Steamer Sara.oga cSrtis asvansIJss Ward CO
steamer Excelsior Hawthorn New orleans-Borert Nor
Steamer Neworean. Halsey, New .orlcans-s Seaman
Steamer city OF Columbia, Woodruff Charfeston-JW
Steamer Regulator. DOane Wilmington NC WIN Clyde
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk. City Point and
steamer Guyandotte. Kelley. Newport News and West
Point Va-Old Dominion ss Co.
John Gibson. Young. Alexandria via Georgetown
Thos W Wightman-
steamer Octorara RsynOds Baltimor, ~ Krems.
Steamer Eleanora Bragg. Portland-J Ames..
steamer Gen Whitney. hallett Boston-H Dimock
Ship l. sawyer, Dinsmore san Francsco-Sutt0n a Co.
bark samuel Carleton Freeman. Anie Java. for orders
SNOW K Burgess
BaTE Monroy.a Halett Sierra and msrket-Yates
Brig Prudent Fr auilIaumos Arend,l. Nor orders
Phillips & Straehlo
Brig Alvin Kelly (Brl Kelley. Carienas-Boyd Hincken
Brig emily Holden Hays. observation-disclosures 4 Loud.
sohr Tho star (Br, Rob- err Annapolis. NS-Scsmmell
SAILED
Steamers Britannia City OF Rome. Egypt Humboldt
Liverpool Devonis. glasgow India Halifax;
Ciurnum London MAN, Bremen; Australia Hamburg; Hell.
and Ponnand Antwerp Vaiencis Laguayra Saratoga
Guadalupe Galveston via Key West New-Orleans
Excelsior New Orleans; Nacoochee savannah of
Columbus, Charestoni Regulator Wiimingon Guy andote.
West Point Va. Old Dominion. Richmond.
Also sasd-via Long Island commissioners Eleanora.
for Portland.
Also sailed Steamers sidonian for Avonmouth; Saxon
Belize.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jnly l4-Arrived steamers Gulf of DBL
Walls from COosaw June 2S Katie tGer Petrovsky, from
ivESrool July l4sailed steamer British Princess (Br
MovIrLE July iGArrived steamer scandinavian (Br).
Miller New York June % her 70 Glasgow land
proceeded
HAyRs. July lt-Anved. steamer Canada (Fr. Frangue
sailed steamer Normandle (Frl, servan Nev.York
ANrwERP. July l4Saed, steamer Wacsand (Belg Nick
els, for New.lork.