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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20

Cor LEFT.-About thirty sailors, who
came to San Francisco recently from Liver
pool, left the Bay on Wednesday en- route
for New York and Liverpool, under their
contract to be returned to their shipping
point when the time for which they had
shipped was up. Six of them, on the ar
rival of the train here, went to q hotel to
get their supper, having been told by some
one on the train that they had plenty of
time, and the others were about to do like
wise when they were notified that they
could not get back in season. The six got
left, and had to remain here until last eve
nlng, their baggage going on ahead of them.
As the steamer by which they are to leave
for Liverpool sails from New York next
Thursday, they will barely have time to get
there before she starts, as their train, if on
time, Will only get there that morning.
A observation-disclosures Woods, Thorpe
and Pierpont arrested John Doe on Elev-
enth street, between ] and X, for disturb
ing the peace. When found he was COW
cred with mud and blood, the latter flowing
from a cut over the eye, and the indications
were that, being very drunk he had quar-
relied with some one and been knocked
INTO the gutter. When the officers found
hlm he was making so much noise that
there was no danger of his being over
looked. He fought the officers the entire
distance to the station-house, and. ON AZ
count of his struggles and his filthy con-
dition, in addition to his vile language, he
was diSagreeable subject to handle. He
refused TO give his name, and had to be
gwen that OF the ubiquitous Doe.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
With a mind Inatured ana enriched ~ studies OF
an advanced order, Can safely say that there Is
hardly disease in the catalogue OF human It's
that cannot treat 10 a successful issue.
LADIES' SIN always ready to assist you. NY
past knowledge has been increese6tby extensive
experience. am now able TO treat you with
the certainty of success. No case peculiar 10
your delicate organism isbeyoEd cy sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and viii be warranted TO
have the desired effect in all casea
Those Of the public who need. my services can
depend upon gentlemanly, hcRorabe and sci
entiie treatment at reasonable Tstes.
/ address particularly those Who have bsen in
jured by youthful indiscretiors and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can 81 they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms of The dis
ease or trouble, and receivs medicines by ex-
| press, with full Instructions. AL letters must
be directed: J. L. JOSS ELSS IL D., 225 Suffer
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or 40 pay re-
guired. Consultation, peSzonally or by letter,
gratis. Send for book. Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Infnaary (wh2n desired
with experienced nurses
Consultation Parlors, rs Suffer street adioin.
Ing the Young Mems Christisa Association
Building.
Once Hours-From 3 A. n. to8P.M
My Diploma hangs in roy office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Mari
age. For sale by all Hewsdealers.
>. Il. J0SSELYN, NJ. ID.
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FISHERS DINlNG-ROOMs.

HENRY FISHER, THE WELL KNOWN
l. Caterer. has again assumed arrangement
of the above well-known Dnng.rosms. SO !
street, wnere he viii be pleased to receive the
continued patronage of the public and fornaT
patrons Of tile house Special attention given
to Banquets and Wedding Cakes nIg7im
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3Metropolitan Theater-" Kentuck," tonight.
Sacramento Lodge F. and A. N-To-nigbt
sacramento Hussars- Tonight.
Les Amis Club, attention
Social party-Postponed
NeNHlA cOnnaris
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20

WIN. J. HoEHN, wholesale and retail
dealer in all kinds of coal and charcoal, has
in stock large supply, which will be sold
at the lowest price. In another column he
announces that full weight and measure
will be given to his patrons.
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ST. DAVID,S.

515 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco,
A FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON-
n tanning 100 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another; 8
free. Price OF rooms Per night, 50 and rs cents,
per week, from 81 upwards open all night. F.
HUGHES, Proprietor. AT Market-street Ferry,
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard. iy2-TuThSU
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Business Advertisements.

Mary s. Cowger-Carpet-wea
Hor saIe-Thoroughbred mare.
William J. Hoehn-Coai.
Pacific Market-Christians Rros
A good roOfer wanted.
r K Girard-Pianos and organs.
Hale Bros. d Co.--Family blankets
Neinstock 4 Lubin-Cute and pretty
American Cash Store, 9l5 X street
Red House-A monster sale.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL
SANSOElE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
~ This hotel is iR'the very center of the bust.
ness portion of tae city The travelling public
Will find this 10 be the most com Portable and re.
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room
81, 81 25 and Fl 80 per day. hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach 20 and from the Hotel
ol3 GHAS. MONTGOMERY & BRO Props
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POLICE CoURT-There were no new cases
on the calendar of the Police Court yester-
day, and Judge Henry had very little to do.
In the case of James Young, who commit
ted a battery upon Mrs f. T. Burke on the
oth inst, the defendant was sentenced 10
pay fine of $3.50, or be imprisoned that
number of days III the county Jail Not
having the money, he had to accept the al
Tentative. Sentence in the cases of Henry
,Wittpen and f. Camenzind, found guilty of
battery upon Steve Anderson, was post
poned until tomorrow.
LEvEEs A Few MILES Below 1t is
stated that little if any work has been done
upon the levee below Sutterville. on this
side of the river, this season, but from the
city to Sutterville it has been well looked
after. Perhaps the owners of property
down there will pay attention to the mat
ter, now that the indications favor heavy
winter. On the Yolo side of the river.
near the Hams & Palm ranch, the levee is
said to be poorly adapted to withstanding a
bip river -
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The largest assortment in dress goods
ever shown in Sacramento. Hale Bros.
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TODAY is the third day of our great
So, 500 sale of clothing furnishing goods
and hats. Red House.
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LEADING the van with good goods and
low prices. Hale Bros.
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MARRIED..

FIvE-BUTToN kid gloves, scalloped tor S
65 cents a pair. Hale Bros.
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Do NOT fail to visit our sale to-day. See
the new advertisement. Red House.
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Tomorrow, forty-five ladies' cloaks and
dolmans, slightly wet from the leakage of
our roof during the recent storm, will be
closed at about half price. Red House.
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VELvETs and pushes, endless variety and
bottom prices. Hale Bros.
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BLACK gros-grain silk, real value at 81 so
per yard. Hale Bros.
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ASK for our boys Sc suits the best value
in the city. Hale Bros.
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TURKISH towels, the best value in the
market, % cents each Hale Bros.
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SIK-FAcEr,suspender and shoulder brace
combined for 25 cents. Other styles at 5.
10 and Is cents, in our sale to-day. Red
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DIED.
Near Auburn, November 16-Henry Taylor, g.
years.
Rocklin, November 1o-Louisa Page, so years.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

HONOLULU, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
(tAKRYING [. S, HAWAIIAN
~ and Colonial Mails. The IT'S
splendid new 3, 0OOtoniron steam Sz52f-1jlfS1f9s
ship, ALA MEDIA, Captain II. G. 1870
MORSE, viii leave the Company wharf. corner
Steuart and Harrison streets, SUNDAY
November 22d, at p " or Immediately on
arrival of the English mails For HONOLULU
ST. PAUL, December 9TH, at , p NJ For
freight or passage, apply at Office, 327 Market
street. JOHN b. SPRECkELS & BROS, General
Agents. oIStf
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ASK to see our ladies merino vests for so
cents each. Hale Bros.
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MEMS scarlet undershirts at 81 25 each,
Note the quality. Hale Bros.
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MORE fine dress goods than any house in
the city. Hale Bros.
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BORN.

Sacramento. November 17-Wife of Copitz Mel
SEN daughter.
Near Spenceville, Nevada county, November
10-Wife OF Walter E. elise, q daughter.
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Coop qualities and low prices viii tell
Hale Bros
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Sofs' stiff hats, 50 cents Scotch caps, 25
cents. Cashmere hats, % cents, at our
great sale at Red House
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Good remplar Proceedings.

We have received from the Grand
Worthy Secretary, George B. Katzenstein,
copy of the proceedings of the twenty
sixth annual session of the Grand Lodge,
L. o. G. T., of California, convened at Los
Angeles on the 9Th of last October. 1t in
cludes the annual reports of the Grand
Worthy Chief Templar, Secretary and
Treasurer the action taken relative to
delegates Gould, Wood and Morris, and
their antagonism to the Grand Worthy
Secretary report of the Committee of Ex-
animation into the condition and conduct
of the Good Templars' Home for Orphans
report of Representatives to the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge; report of the Cen
eral Superintendent of Juvenile Work;
and great amount of other matter passed
upon by the Grand Lodge. The report of
the Secretary gives the following statistics
Number OF members last annual report....17 ,462
Initiated during the year ................. 7,46l
A Admitted nv 90 I'd Il fna
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GET your boy nice new suit of clothing
for 81 IS, 81 IS and SO so at our great
clothing sale at Red House.
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CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 ] street, opened
another lot II 126 boys suits, which he
offers at fifty cents on the dollar. Also,
hats of late 1rope stock at reduced prices
and umbrellas at 25 cents.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTIOs-

Maximum temperature. go: minimum tenn
perature, SIS. JAMES A. BARWTCR 'eAi
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
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Our mammoth stock of clothing now be-
gins to talk in the city and country. If
you see good-looking men with nice new
suits. do not think it strange, for there is
plenty since Wednesday, and there hasn't
been fire neither. but one of the largest
clothing and furnishing goods sales ever
inaugurated is now being conducted at the
Red House.
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
S~ACha@h
CORNER SEVENTH AND X STREET,

BLESSING & GUTHRIE, Proprietors.
ES-Free Omnibus to and fram the CarsHz
9l3-tf
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WESTERN EOTEI
PACIFIC HOTEL.

Corner X and Fifth Streets. Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
~ 10 al places OF amusement. The best fam
ny hotel in the city. The Table always suppIied
from the depot pass the door every five minutes
Meals 20 cents c. F. SINGLETON, Prop.
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Amusenents.

tainment and ball was given at Jacobs
Hall last evening for the benefit of Warren
Relief Corps, which was in every particular
decided success. The literary portion of
the programme was an excellent one. as
follows: Overture, by the Orchestra piano
solo, Miss Herminia Fleissner; recitation.
Mr.. George Staley; vocal solo, Mrs. Addie
Carter; recitation, Mrs. Nellie Holbrook-
Blinn; trio, Three Little Maids from
School" by Yum Yum, Peep Boo and
Pitt Sing: vocal solo, Mrs. DIR. Bruno
recitation, Mrs. Nellie Holbrook- Blinn.
Pianists, Miss Gertie Gerrish and Mrs.
Judge W. A. Henry. Seldom so good a
programmes enjoyed a: socials in this city.
The Rotations of Mrs. Blinn and Mr..
Staley were of very high order, and the
same can be said of the solos given by
Mesdames Carter and Bruno The trio was
full of rusic and dancing and did credit
to three Sacramento young ladies, who were
| dressed III full Chinese female attire Their
Chinese shoes displayed their little feet F."
to splendid advantage. They made de-
| cided hit, and were recalled. Judge Henry
acted as master of ceremonies The COM
mittee on reception We're: DR.. c. e. Pink
ham, II. Winchel, E. c. Jordan, J B. Pierre
pont and J. H. Pedlar Floor director.
Henry Gels. Floor managers, VIM. Beck
man, George r. Watson, J. o. Funston,
Louie Jordan, Harry Weaver, w. P. Cole
man and A. S. Hopkins.
FRAUEN-VEREIN ENTERTAINMENT Last
evening at Turner Hall the ladies of West
ern Star Frauen-Nerein gave literary en-
tert&inment, which was followed by dance.
The attendance was quiet good, and the
following programme eXcellently rendered ::
Piano solo, Miss Levy recitation, Rosa
Meyer piano solo, Miss Levy song by
male chorus of nine voices. Drama.
Strategy, Misses Evaline Colman, Addie
Hildebrand, Emma STANCE and Louisa
Guhre song, banjo accompaniment, Mr..
Chapman piano solo, Miss Levy song by
the male chorus; Cinderella" by the
Jones family.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE-There was a
good attendance to witness the drama of
' The Lancashire Lass" last evening. Mr..
Summers has greatly elaborated the part of
" A Party by the Name of Johnson" He
received double recall again last night
Tonight the play will be repeated for the
benefit of Miss Anna Boyle. If deserving
merit insures large audience the Opera
House should be filled to its utmost to-
night, and public appreciation should testify
its regard for faithful art work.
The sale of seats for the concert of the
Emma Nevada troupe began yesterday The
boxes were at once taken, and seats sold
rapidly, and last night back to the fifth
row and part Of that had been taken. The
dress circle sells at 81 80, parquette 81, fam
| lily circle 81 90, general admission 81 50
and standing room ST.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - Keutucks
was played 70 much better house last
night and was well received. 1t will be
repeated this 3evening, with all its sensa-
CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 J street opened
another lot Of I26 boys SHIFTS which ba
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20

Ladies Three-quarter Silk Scalette Coats. satin
quilted lining and fastened with seal frogs, S25.
Caps to match.
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METRoPoLIEaN THEATER. - " Kentuck'
was played 70 a much better house las,
night and was well received 1t will be
repeated this 3evening, with all its sensa-
tional effects
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o2-sptf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-21
CONsIGNEEs.

Per steamer David Clark from Fernandina
and way landinRs-Mrs X Power, A Hanley,
Henderson, II Myers & Bros, c s. S Ry,
Einstein's Sons. Lee Rev MYERS. n w Hey
ward r Abrahams & Co. Southern Elk Co,
Rudolph, Annie Johnson. DR. LeHardy,
Kolshorn h Bro. Mrs l. Banks.
Per Chariesron ana Savannah Railway,
Aug 20-FOrdg Office. S. r & w Ry, M M &
Fl, HOlcombe, @ & Co, Bendheim BrOe a. Co.
Smith Bros II Co, Mrs X Power, A Hanley, A
W Lighter, II Solomon 4 Son, Peacock, II &
Co. DIR u Cox.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 2O-Fordg Agt.
l. Gnilmartin y co, II M Conner n c., Order,
NJ Maclean, Woods b Co, Smith Bros u Co, II
Jones, Palmer Bros. Herman 4 K. Bond, ii
Il e, n Solomon & SOU. G. II Carson, S Cohen,
w A Buchanan, G NJ Gilbert Il Co, A LETTER,
Mrs X Power, A Fl Champion. + E Cheathsm,
M0br Bros, Iippman Bros Z Kolshorm 4 Bro,
Lee Roy Myers. Holcombc. G & Co. J. pntzel.
Rieser $. Lowell q Son, nj Boley a Son, M
@ Priest Il Co. Meinhard Bros & Co, w w
Starr, Graham II & Co, NJ Ferst q Co South
ern Elk Co. Eekman &V, NJ Y Henderson,
Peacock, II h Co, } 7 Williams.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Aug ls--Fordg ONCE. M Y Henderson.
McDonOugh & Co, - Bacon q Co. X B Cas-
sells, Dale. " & co, Reppard & Co, J A Pear
son, Bacon, Il Co. s Guckeaheimer & Son, A
G Germany, Lee Roy Myers. NJ Ferst & Co,
9 V Hecker & Co. Geo Walter. John Rourke,
W Miller, Paul Decker.E Abrahams q Co,
Epstein & W, A J Miller h Co, Nathan Bros,
II Myers & Bros. & T. Stults, Thos BOwden
T Tietjen, ID H Attick & Son, Frank Moore
Meinhard Bros & Co. Bendheim Bros Co. M
! q ID Mcintyre, PeacocK. Fl a Co, Ellis, II
Il Co. j Williams, w W Gordon Il Co. W A
Spellman, q l. Jones, Kennedy h B, Butler
S, L j Guilmartin 3 Co, II NJ Conner h Co. NJ
MacleaD, Walter. T u Co, Jno Flannery & Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
w jackson. John johnson VIM Chatterton.
f Aler, DR. r Rooms. } $ Davant Miss J r
Mcguire. Second csbin-Wm GrieT, B Levy,
VIM Simon,
Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandina
AM way landnEs-W Il Gigniliatt, 7 Ellis,
Geo Hussey wife and children, ThOs Hilton,
Miss w A Hilton. Miss Annie Mowatt. Mrs
Tally, Mrs Wilson a Davis, Mrs Crotchett,
Jacob Raucrs and wife, Miss Mary Carson, d
Sinclair, Kate Mathews. amt deck.
Per steamship NacoOchee. for New York
J l. Linton nd wife, Mrs G Falkner and 2
children, A Kent wife aud child, Miss Susie V
Kent Mrs J Sheldon, Or Smith, Mrs L
Gilbert and maid, Miss Gilbert, Mrs pattelle
J X Mett'nger, Fl r Engelman. II q Warner
r Goldstein, G Z Lowell. DR. c n Brandt, G. w
Hussey wife and children. Miss w NJ Hus-
sey, Miss Maria Husssv. d 5 Sinclair, L A Me
Carthy. C Il Lloyd, j Harrington. II J DON
nelly, II Hartman and wife, Miss Leita Hart
man.
Per steamship City of Macon. for Boston
Miss J Knight. NJ So Oracle Knight George
Clatworthy, c e Lowell and wife, Miss A f
Buzzell. III Smart and wife Miss Marion
Smart. Miss Isabel Smart, Miss Saddle Smart,
II Smart Jr, Edward Broadhurst and wife,
Miss Carrie Elmore. Mrs W III Ksi h, Mrs 4 s
Field, w II Keith Jr, Miss Nellie Gerren. Mrs
B Wehb, Sullivan, G G Stevens, George
w Young. Neil Stevens. Mics Nj Whitman,
B Crosby, F II Reedy, M Neils, Starting
and wife. II simmons, J p TitcOmb. A Pel-
leren, Hawks, L L Hautress, s W Cutter,
and steerage.
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Tyhee, Aug 70, 500 P M-Passed up, schr
Passed out steamships Nacoochee, City OF
Macon schr 4 . LamsOn.
Wind 5W, light; fair.
New York, Avg ls-sailed. bark Ruth tNor),
Brunswick.
Bilbao. Aug l2-Arrived, bark Dido RUS,
Dover. Aug is-Passed. bark Try CNor),
Hansen. Savannah FOR Hull.
Hull, Aug ld-Sailed, steamship fmbros tBr),
savannah via Newport.
Buenos Ayres July 9-sailed. schr Ada
BAILEY, Baker from Satilla River) Paysandu
Halifax. y =. Aug li-Arrived, steamahip
Kingdom Inut In for coal and sailed.
Baltimore. Aug is-Arrived, schr Jos Baker,
Almey. CUosaw. > &.
:, psriea; Aag ll-ATrlyed, schr Minnie A
Cleared 10Th. bark Lsbora CNorl, Queens
Coosaw. 5 C, Aug ls--sailed. steamship Fos-
cola ,Brl, Jones, United hinglom' -
Terry, Moore. Camden, y J.
PENSACOLA. Aug ls-Cleared, bark Veritas
Brl McCuly, Buenoa Ayre..
Portland, Me, Aug ls-Cleared, brig l.
Bowen. Berry, savannah via keuneheo.
ApalachicoH, Fla, Aug IL rived, sohr
Cbaa h Campbell. Mcfarland, Aspinwan.
galfaat Ne. Aug i7-Arrived, Hehrs 80 john,
Gilmore. Philsdelphia, Palatka' Chaples, New
BrItinswlck. Aug i7-Auiged. schrs Meyer a
Mu.Ier. flowers. Mafpnri, ilui joe auuthar.
Wafts. Port Royals Wm liirhard. Perry, do (;
III "a q HIenderman. Cavalier, DO.
. c ~ schrs Il ilassri, Mcleod. Sew York;
psnsseoIa. Aug Arrived. str Legislator
fnri. Iactsnn, New Orleans for Liverpool
bars MARI l.nne.., 5oen .. $3.50 eeN 9f.ean,
d loud. forrry. seW fort,
trr 500 'Hfifrf. atrs rhHffa.
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Per steamer David Clark. from Fernsndina
and way landings-l9 COW hides, pkg rice
turtle, / crate pears. ! box peaches, ! box
shoes, 9 bales hides, 10 boxes empty bottles, 3
nests baskets.
Per Charleston ana savannah Railway,
Aug o. IL hbls r0sin, 10 boxes tobacco so bags
peanuts, 1876 caddies 70 Nacco and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Wesfer Rail-
way. Aug 1888 bales eotton, rs cars lumber,
1882 hbls r0sln, S6l bblsspirits turpennne, z
ears iron. 46 bbls whisky, bales hides, 80
boxes cs' dies, 4 bales wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Ang ao--Sz bales eot-
ton. IS bbls spirits turpentine. 4s4 hhls rosin,
ZOOS pieces baton S5l pRgs fruit, $50 pkgs to-
bacco. 1870 bbls -four, 70 bales domesucs, 60 hbls
apples. 100 empty kegs. SO pkgs W buckets, 25
bales yarns, IS hbls potatoes, Is bdls hides, 10
pigs mdse. Is pkgs furniture, IS pkgs rope,
boxes h ware. rolls leather. hdls pumps
and fixtures, 10 bbls syrup, ties hams, boxes
books, 2 boxes wax. bbls twine ? cars coal, .
d buggies, crate boxes, Dbl grease, case
cigars, l tierce lard, ! car wood, car pig
iron.