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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Missouri Pacific earnings are reported
TO be increasing rapidly, and the same Is
said to he true OF most OF the South
western roads
The Corn exchange Of Montreal yes
terday passed a congratulatory resolu-
ton respecting the dispatch of the first
through train on the Canada Pacific rail
road.
Commissioner Fink has been APP
pointed final arbitrator ON all matters in
dispute among the trunk lines. His
Office has also been headquarters for the
emigrant clearing Office.
The official statement Of the Louisville
& Nashville Railway company for the
month OF September, 1855, shows; Gross
earnings, SiGI,4Sl. There was expended
for construction S2G,5l1, leaving net over
expenses gud construction %l5G937.
Commercial travellers VIII be interested
IN knowing that hereafter the Burlington
excess baggage coupons viii be receivable
on all the lines of that company east of
the Missouri river where the new Chica.
90, Burlington < Quincy lO00-mic tickets
are good.
Large shipments of hops are now made
daily from san Francisco ~ fhc trans
continental lines. The ucW rate Of @2l0
q car 10 Chicago has greatly increased the
volume Of this class of traffic and IL IS
expected that $1,000 bales will come East
for transshipmcut 10 Europe this season.
new timc-card will go into effect on
the Union Pacific in few days. The
schedule time between Chicago and OK
den is TO be reduced fourteen hours Il
Is understood that the Central Pacific has
agreed TO connect with the Union Pacific
at Ogden at whatever time the trains OF
the latter road arrive there.
Mr. Alderman, who was employed
to examine the lines, has reported in fay-
or of consolidating The Dubuque & Sioux
City, Dubuque & Dakota and other North
cru Iowa roads into one system. A meet
ing OF the Dubuque Sioux City will be
held in New IUrH next week to consider
the proposition TO release The road to iht
Illinois Central or 10 consolidate with
others.
Mr. w. G.. Van Horn, yicc-prgsidrUt OF
tln Cauudg Ilgilc railway, and large
and distinguished party lp't Montreal
"Wednesday for British Columbia Uy TN.
al.ml route north Of Lake superior 30.
fore their return the last spike jn thl
road WIN De driven, and the @r Western
province sin be united TO the La.tur
ones uy thr co1tiuuuu, track ui tine Ca
uadisJ Pacific railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
A nErnRNnNnD mnrnER.


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b"N'"N' MA--" Otj 81 'hHfIeN
I'os. s''hs anon was rp"I'eV lh boS''a 'o-
"aN 'hfoA-H i1t tnglE ana ACTIVITY OF tle
ih"'Hef on oi,@hl hl'le lonr-}eHr-ola
hoy. MIS-. l.'J rope, WIG OF hooN-
htelei ie9'"'nS ON Oaesl'F PARK, went 70
q provision store ON fremont street TINS
forenoon, accompanied 10y her little son,
VINO was standing IA the open door Nliie
nus mother made the necessary purchases
Two roush-appgHiihS men came along
ana oIloeo ine niue I'lio" To 80 Will
th'h up fremont sUe'. towards
tne h'gha9us' Nheh Mrs' fore
learned Z" lhis saa h"SuiE
started IN pursuit taking morse car.
one kGp' eager WHl'h out OIL tAt car WIZ
COWS Tor lhe mon ana the boy, nut IL was
roI uhIt' she Gol away up 10 'ne RoN-
nuly crossing lhNt sh' Got sl%ht OF them,
Mrs rope s'@1alru jhe conductor hastily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
nll..onrl rnclnc pInns.

The policy OF the Missouri Pacific COM
pany is evidently not to increase the
mileage Of the system by the construc-
ton or purchase OF long lines OF galway,
but contne its extensions to short taps
and feeders which at once penetrate rich
agricultural or mining fields after leaving
the main line Fully a dozen such eN-
tensions are already under construction,
survey or are being discussed at the
general ollicc Of the company. In most
cases, however, these projects arc pushed
jointly by the Missouri Pacific
company and the people living
iu the territory thsJ VIII become trib-
utliy 10 the new line. I'm Kansas quite q
number Of short taps are already under
construction or contract, and several
more projects are bclag considered; and
thc same may be said of TcNas, only in
the latter state the Missouri Pacific viii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
EAST GREENLAND.
Exploration of an Almost Unknown Re
glou.

Exploration of an Almost Unknown Re
giou.
New York sun: We will hear before
long good many facts about an almost
new region from Capt, Holm, who re-
turned to Copenhagen October 8, after
living two years and u half on the east
coast of Greenland. Although ten or
twelve expeditions have set out for East
Greenland in the last two centuries, al
most all OF them in search of the lost
Norsemen, who were supposed TO have
settled there, only one ship ever reached
the coast. The great ice masses, some
times hundreds OF miles wide, that are
perpctually piled up against the shore
have kept explorers from East Greenland
long after all other Arctic lands were
fairly well known.
Capt Holm and three assistants, in
cludiug a geologist and botanist, fol-
lowed the coast line by means of small
boats and slcdgcs for more than 400 stat
ute miles north of Cape Farewell. lie
has fortunately returned with large col
lections representing the fora, fauna,
geology, and anthropology of this mystic
rious region. 1t viii be especially inter-
estmg to learn all the facts he brings
about the isolated natives of this region,
whom he found living happily in little
hamlets with which the civilized world
had never before communicated Accord
ing to his report of them last year. they
are in language and physical characteris-
tics far removed from the EsqumauX of
West Greenland
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
PARYELL AND THE TORIES.
The Trug Version of the Bargain Botwee
Them.

The rrue Version of the Bargain Between
Them.
London Truth, oct. Is: 4 good deal
has been written and spoken about the al
lance between the Conservatives and the
Panellites This, believe, Is the true
version: Mr.. Parnell wished to hinder
renewal OF the crimes act. 1t was agreed
that II he gave his support TO the Con
seryatyes the rest OF the session there
should be no coercion act Il they
could prevent 10. This specific under
standing was limited to the session. It
was, however, thought probable that he
might consent 10 support Conservative
ministry for two or three years II large
sums of money were given in the form of
loans for public works, and if the Con-
scrNUtlves would assent TO some scheme,
based upon that of Mr.. w II Smith, for
buying out the landlords. But, when the
Conservatives had squelchcd the crimes
act, Mr. Panell hardly saw his way
10 this further arrangement, as he
found that the desire for home rule
had assumed such force that II could not
be SHOWED, even for a time. Nevertheless
the Irish in England will, in the main,
vote Tor Conservative candidates because
10 b. hoped That in this way the I.ibSral
majority viii be SO diminished that the
Pamellltes viii, II not masters of the sit
nation, become factors whose votes can
not he disregarded Beyond, therefore,
the TACT that the English Conservatives
VIII get the Irish vote, there Is at the
present moment no bargain with the Irish.
This vote VIII be given not for favors
promised but because the Liberals will
have majority.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
LAArrAsA, srKlNn,.
.r.nl Ile.nl. .nln L..rn,nrc l.n..rl

event heaith 'oid Measure nos,r.
This place has Justly earned the rcpu.
auon OF being tha great health audtlcus,
are resort of the Southwest. For ner.
curial, Rheumatic, cut0Dc0us and EGneg
diseases, these waters 0rr the mos Ger.
Nm aaNiliary and specific knoWp. The
hotels are conceded so he The best 4 the
county. The san Gcrpamo, ceiuAl y
Wd delightfully."- .peaicd corner Flid and
Main sweets, Is ONE Of the most cuusOrt-
able, elegantly furnished aud best vntl-
lated housoS In the state, which, viii It's
excellent cuisine aud moderate rat, of
81 per day aud and special rate to patics
by the week or mouth, make the San &c
rpaim0 great iayorie Two sample
rooms on trst floor twenty feet squire
eaoh---hest IN the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Tho pcmnnd Cor sunnlIcs,

Inquiries sent out 10y the Railroad Ga
zetto OF New York have elected some in
terestlng aud generally encouraging facts
regarding the present condition of trade
In railroad materials, supplies and manu-
features. Locomotive works appear to
be experiencing the bad effects of the re-
cent depression as yet only one eStab-
lishmcnt reporting au excess OF orders
over last year at the same time Others
report the demand about the same, with
prices stationary, while still others report
substantially no business and no eXpecta-
ton OF revival OF orders for
twelve TO eighteen months to come. 1t Is
worthy OF remark, however, that none OF
these companies think business win be
any worse, bnt all are looking for it 10
improve.
Car.works are generally not SO well
employed as two years ago, but there Is
little change from year ago, Prices are
from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than In
lSS8-t Some works, however, report
more orders than last year at this time,
and prospects better, Large manufac-
turers OF journal bearings report the sig.
niAcant fact that the old brasSes returned
indicate that the railroads are wearing
them completely out before ordering
new. Nevertheless, they regard the out
look MS far from discouraging One car
wheel works reports an increase Of 20 per
cent up TO September ] over the CORE
spending period of last year.
by far the most active OF manufacturers
OF railroad supplies are the brldge-huild-
ers. With scarcely an exception, they re-
port large orders ahead, stinening prices
and generally encouraging outlook.
Iron and steel works generally Indicate
full orderbooks for light rails, joints,
spikes, bar-iron, nuts and bolts, prices
ranging from 70 1913 per cent. lower
than last year. As a rule, orders for next
year's delivery at present prices arc re-
fused.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Headquarters TO run n trial line from
Pecan Springs to Colorado City, In
Mitchell county. II this route should
finally be adopted for the extension OF
the road, the Texas & Pacific will be
paralleled at close quarters for q dis
lance Of 100 miles, losing all ihe business
south of the new road and probably at
least half above II. The Texas & Pacific
has heretofore enjoyed this east business
without a rival and the loss Of II viii cut
big hole in its monthly report OF earn
ings However, the surveying OF trial
line does not prove anything, particularly
when big subsidies are aimed at, and
there are many who believe the Gulf
Colorado & Santa Fe would be slow to
stir up sucha fight with the gigantic Gould
system as we should surely witness II II
should take the route indicated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
'nah for wasahachic.
spcclnl to ~ Gazette.

NINNlNt W wv NAHNAfNs
WAXAuACHE, TEX, Nov Mai. y.
A. Dubose telegraphed TO the president OF
the Fort Worth & New Orleans Railway
company today that the people OF WaXu-
hachic had raised the sum OF s25 600, the
amount required by the company as a
subsidy. 1hcy are now ready TO
comply with the terms proposed,
and, with the aid Of the farmers
and real estate owners along the line who
are expected TO aid in the
risht-of-way, the road 90 Wax
ahachic is assured. The committee
have bem at work faithfully and hard,
aud meetings have been held both in Sc.
crct and openly, and, now that the road
Is assured Wnxahachic is rejoicing and
Dooms equal 10 New York or virginia
Mr. Juo G. Kennedy left for Dallas on
this evenings train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Mount Pleasant.

Special 90 the Gazette
Mourn PLEASANT, Tx, Nov 4.--John
Banks was convicted Of aggravated as
sault in the district court yesterday.
The punishment assessed was 500 and
one month in the county jail.
The case Of John Dale, charged with
sodomy went to the Jury this evening at
I O'Clock, after having been on trial since
o'clock. A verdict ofguilty is expected,
The case OF John J.. Dur. charged with
murder, is set for next Monday lie was
here to-day with Mr. H. c. Ilargus, gem
cral route agent of the Texas Express
company.
There hayc been over 1000 bales oi cot.
ton received here, and about 200 shipped
away up 90 date,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Thousands of women bless the day on
which Or. Pierce's "Favorilc Prcscrip
tionn was make known TO them. In all
those arrangements causing baCkache
dragging-doWn sensations, nervous and
general debility it Is a sovereign remedy.
Its soothing and healing properties render
it of the utmost value to ladies suffering
from "internal fevcr,n congestion, inham-
nation, or liberation. BY druggists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

1t is poor economy to buy cheap TODD,
and greater mistake is made by those
who use an inferior brand Of baking pow
means tancy-priced article, yet it is
chemically pure, and cannot be classcd
with the inferior grade of baking powders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

McAllister or savanna coal, which l
am offering Ia quantities 10 suit buyet
Quality in every respect equal and prlGs
as low rs any Ia The market, AM bis
viii be payable and presented for COLD.
lion weekly. This win be strictly aJ
hered To without deviation
N. c. Brooks,
Proprietor City Elevator Coal.Yard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
RAW HAM
fostering, Watery and RAJ
Tie Finger Tips 10 N
Cured by Culicurs

IN THE SPRING Of lssf A e,,.,
i pCarcd on the backs Of nv bseS.
posed l was poisoned by iry Mg NJ.
tiuucd to grow worse, urtN the I'M
consulted Gcdlcal advice. aid nsea X,
tdios lo no purpose. insttadoi gsal
they rapidly grew wore, bcinga nss
terry, fostering, raw ilGsh. vcJy oH,.
annoying. Whenever o part wou8 4
wuuld hc subject 70 The most ylq.ia
ana Immediately break ont Wor@
Little W1tcrv spots then arpeafeiw,
johns. and fcstcrin would pruaac,
surface. In this condition ! Beua
the CutiSura Remedies IN one M
my hands wore almost well ana \
limc entirely cured
JN0, .. VA
Pier 80, S. WhEryCs Philadelphia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

spoclH 20 the Gazette
BRrIIlr, TEX, Nov. I'll. NJ Kidd,
Who left his family in Christian county,
Kentucky about fourteen years ago, and
Wuo was separated and was believed to
have been drowned 10y his relatives and
friends in The trcachcrous BIackhawK,
which trayelscs q section of country near
Cincinnati, o., while trading with E. e.
Kelly in his hardware stora no ths place
recognized him rs the man with whom
he left hs son, Henry, when leaving his
home in KCutucby Mr. Kelly at once
knew him Co lc thc man he represented
himself to De and sent for Henry. The
scene OF The meeting OF tbi, father and
son is iudcscrhahlc The sou's bcholding
u father he had believed to have been i'm
the grave thirteen years perfectly UNI
uewcd the Young man and rendered him
speeches., while the Old man, trembling
us with palsy tears running down his
tmrowed cheeks, striking HIS white beard
with his Trembling hand, depicted a
scene of mingk sorrow and 10Y never
before Witnessed by those present. Mr.
Kidd says family trouble hrs been the
cause of his soclusion Henry Is ahighly
respected farmer OF tnis county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Clarl,s,illo.
special to thc Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CLARKsvlfLE, TEX, Nov, Judge
Woottcn is holding county court this
week in the new SG5, 600 courthouse, and
the old one, one of the very oldest in the
state and long an oyesorc, is being de-
mulshcd
Rev. r. b. Webster Of Bonham has ac-
ccptcd call to the Baptist church, and
Father Maury will shortly resume con-
troll OF the Catholic church at this place.
Mcssrs. Sims, Burdette and Taylor, at
torncys, are in attendance upon the SUI
prcme court at Tyler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Not a rayImg nuslness.

-pftlhi 70 tut hHAtNt'
CmCAGo, LII, Nov. IA statement Is
published here that the New York Central
aud Pennsylvania railroads contemplate
Withdrawing their fast passenger trains
between here and New York owing to the
fact that they are not profitable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Bolton.


BELroN, Ten, Nov. "A large crowd
was I'm town to-day TO witness Barrctrs
circus exhibition. The performance was
interrupted by hard rain, which had a
bad effect on the show, which was being
conducted under eaky tent. The usual
evening and night performances were
omitted on account of the rain.
The cotton receipts this week are light,
owing, it Is said, to the low state OF the
market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
RAILINGS.
what the Railroads are Doing In Fort
Worth and Elsewhere In the
World.
Something for the Magnate, the Bond
holder. the knights OF the Throttle,
Bell and Cord and the Ticket ONCE.
AZ worl, on the Tap Road.

BuRSETT, TEX, Nov. i.-Sixiy-four
conyicts arrived here last Saturday and
are now at work grading the tap road
from here 10 the quarries. Seven and a
half miles have been graded. Track lay
ing viii commence Immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05


M treat ntul Oh COURSE, Professionally
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We thought we'd surely caught her;
She turned and llci, and left our Fad
sun stuck In shallow water.
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aud try To pla que aud yeN us
This To the Wori we sti'l proclaim
Fort Worth Us surely 'ie.t5.
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huuen must lIad'y own
Atl.a-t. tNat b.. they would do 80,
10 iiNgaaut fpr Malone.
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We needs must po-t @ sentry,
For rtEu- Lfuly Dallas iE.
I'm proper port %. entry.
DALLAS DALI NE"s'
Vet strange however ileh we go.
A uura1uN must surely be-
For we must ALWAYS bs BClo.
sNN ANIHNlH tNfEtaN'
f""'r ''''r hN9"""t.
t9EN Nrut''t HVS VHt,
Nhen u Dr. pure nnl ifrN,
btl lla. j. hrrfa'l want
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Admission TO Races.

Notice is hereby given to the public
that the price Of admission to the driv-
ing park during the races will be only
80 cents, and all are invited TO be present
and witness the sport JAKE JOHNSON.
General Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
sos HOUSTON STU
Tulane University OH Of ~

~
The next session of TINS oeF"
gin MONDAY. NOV. 10, IN; nodi6Ii
This Law school is not IA ~
ia the civil law OF LouisiapA tolfl
course OF studios are desslspss, nd
student for admission 20 ine ". esat
Smte, hut also in anyoI fhe sV,is. ~
OF the Union. ~ invites W. rne.
wish Ia 1T themselves ior i, tnoea &
law Its professors arc Wet. M d b
long standing az the bar iSe ~
and sim actively engaged y , .aIol.
profession. Tuition so PIX ,, ~
FACULIl' ro,,l''s
RANDELL HUNT, Ii ~ VA, "
Professor OF Consiiluiiehae
Law and the Law of tYilesiu,Gf' IA. " Z
WILLIAM FRANCIS NJ h y. @ed 5.
Professor of Common Law TdnlA
prudence, and Lecturer vp
the Law OF Pleading. .orrEy. ~
HENRY CARLETON ~. a.,
Admiralty and Jniernailonprrsr N II y. Y, I
HENRY DENIS, Pf0iesif,5,.s ~ q N
Lecturer ON the Land i~"
States. "a IL W 4
All communicating she .sl
Dean Of The ~ y. "
OCarondelet slfee'' AK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially FOR the Gazette by Its
own Correspondents
CHARGED win demonstrating.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, Nov. i.-This morning
sheriff Jones captured and jailed one
Dan Owens, wanted in Runncls county
for hQree-stealing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
viii pnIailei the "a xns PACING.

9pVVlHI UIFVaIVN 70 IDV V'IVUV HVHlVVINI'
ABILENE, TEN, Nov 2.--The survey
Ing corps OF the Gulf, Colorado s Santa
lfe railway have been instructed from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
LADIES READ CAREFULLY.
ELEGANT Samples Frco)
FRENCH CREAM OF BEAUTY.

Tho miracle OF Modern Cosmetics. The most
ordinary person rendered StriSingly Boauti-
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ana viii stand the closest scrutinywithuut dctec
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Whlch quickly remove eunburn, Tan, sun freck.
les, blotches aud other hlemishes OF the skin.
our beiei Ia us superiority 10 all other prepare,
lions Is SO great that we win send TO any address
Tree, an elegant sample package sufficient Tor
one month application, together with valuable
treatise on DeveOpmentot the Form, Enclose
SIX S-ct. stamps for postage and packing. Ad.
uress, IN sacred confidence, naming this paper,
THE FRENCH SPEUlFlC CO..
1919 Madison Square, Philadelphla, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

II you contemplate Il purchase of any
thing in the line of watches, jewelry or
sllverware, see fully before you BUY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Arc sold everywhere CUrcug,
skin Cure, 5uc. CCTICUEA SOAP 81
skin Bglntiilcr, 25c.; CUUCuN Re
the new Blood Purifier, Slo0 ~
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMIcn 3
ton.
Send for Glow to CurG Skin Dis
ITNuING, ~ealy, plmply and OH &
OD titled by CuticUra soap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale nv II. w. williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

High prices are catcling "sleol" at
Tully's jewelry store.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-11

Tybee, July 10, 7i5 PM-Wind sW, light;
fair.
New York, July S-Arrived, schr Sarah c
Smith, Stockley, Brunswick.
Falmouth, July sailed. brig Freir tNor),
TOrkiidsen from SavannHhl. London.
Palma Majorca, June 29-Arrived, bark
Eta ,ltaD, Massa, Savannah.
Port Natal, June S-Arrlved, bark Nulkan
(Sw), Lenander. Pensacola.
Havana, July S-Arriyed, sehr Ajax, Nor
thrup. Pensacola; 4th, bark Commerce,
Chase, do.
Cleared, steamship Acton tBr), Gowing,
Coosaw.
Fernandina, July S--Cleared, bark Carrie
Wvman (Ifr). Mcneil, Buenos Ayres.
Key West, july S-Cleared, steamship Paw
nee (Br), IIarnden, Liverpool.
Pensacola, July F. Arrived, steamship Eal-
ing (Brl, Strachan, Tenneriffe.
Cleared, bark Mercurius (Nor), Isaacksen,
Garston, +.
Portland, Me, July S--Arrived, schr Ethel
W Davis. Davis, Wiscassett for 81 Augustine.
Sailed, bark A Nj Sehweigaard (Nor), for
Brunswick.
Georgetown, S G, July 7--Arrived, schr Chas
G Lister, Jr, Palmer st Augustine.
Pensacola, July 7-Cleared, steamship Cy
donia tBr), Essen, Barrow, E.
st Augustine, Fla, july ARRIVED, schr
Thos May, Davis, New York.
jacksonville, July Arrived. schrs Annie
z Chase Poole, Jersey City; jennie Rosaline,
SaNton, New York; Flora Condor, Burgess,
do; Abbie l. Gheen, Gheen, New London.
New FORK. July l0-Arrived, strs City OF
Chester, Westphalia. Ems.
Arrived out, str Elbe.