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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-03-18
BY w. w. PRESCOTT
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1S, 1885.
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times the ore per day that the present mill
has the capacity to reduce. The gold prod
uct of the mine, according to the United
States assayer's valuation, from September
18th, 1883, to January 1, 1885, fifteen and
half months, is $67 ,56S.S0 The company
estimate that when the new mill is com
pleted they will be able to reduce one hum
dred tons of ore per day, which will give
daily product of gold of $4,608.33, or ST.
442 ,407 20 annually, not counting Sundays,
half of which will be a net profit This will
be a handsome addition to the gold product
of the country There must be plenty of
other gold mines in Vermont just as rich as
this, and the fact that this one is worked with
great profit will probably lead to their de-
velopment and production"
WASHINGTON COUNTY Court reassembled
yesterday afternoon to begin the trial of the
Sanders-Carr murder case. Judge, jury,
attorneys, witnesses and crowd of specta-
tors were in attendance but Henry Oviatt,
the official stenographer, was absent. With
out this appendage the machinery of justice
could not be set in motion. States attor-
ney Kemp explained to the court that Mr..
Oviatt had said to him that he should not
be absent unless he could arrange with
another reporter to be present. Lawyer
Heath said he was not disappointed that
Mr. Oviatt was not here. This same thing
had happened repeatedly. He had started
a petition this spring asking the court to ap-
point some one else but had been sat down
upon by members of the bar, and Oviatt
bipnoalf had bayUa1 him tp 1aciat a honp6
another reporter would now be appointed.
1t was time for Oviatt to be gone. Lawyer
j. A. Wing spoke in similar strain and
recalled the fact that he had endeavored a
year ago, the reporter being needlessly alb
sent from his post, to have the court make
another appointment. Lawyer Huse said
that Mr.. Oviatt told him that he should not
leave town unless he could arrange for the
attendance of another reporter and if he
had not done so, he had told him what was
false. Remarks were made by other mem
bers of the bar and the court adjourned till
the missing appendage could be supplied
kilograms were sent out and it is hoped q
stenographer will be on hand to-day. AS
Mr.. Heath said, it is time for this fellow
Oviatt, to be gone. His tenure of the Office
of court stenographer has long been noto-
rious scandal. The court has often been, as
it was yesterday, at his mercy. Besides,
his custody of evidence taken in court, at
judicial and legislative hearings, has otter
been the bourne whence no testimony re
turns. His derelictions have many times
been the source of great vexation, and loss
of time. if not of the delay or defeat Of jus
tice. The Office of stenographer is one o
great responsibility, and the idea Of an in
dividual holding it who is not trustworthy
who is capable of perversion or suppression
is hardly more in harmony with just con
ception of court of justice than a corrup
or disreputable judge. In this particula
case, the people as well as the bar will wei
come change.
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Montpelier.

THE venerable father of w. A. Stowel is
dead and his funeral took place yesterday
afternoon.
SATURDAY evening, March %, is the date
fixed for the performance of the Montpelier
glee club
REV. e. ID. MASON will conduct services
at Wrightsville next Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock.
ABOUT sixty friends of the Golden Fleece
club went to Burlington with the team
Saturday night.
The heavens were brilliantly illuminated
Sunday night by beautiful and extensive
auroral display.
THE o. KS go to Burlington, Saturday
night, to play return game of polo with
the Mascots of that city.
DAYS company will appear at Capital
Hall Monday evening, April 9th, in Vaca-
ton, or Harvard Us. Yale"
The regular evening service at Bethany
church was held in the ladies' chapel last
Sunday, on account of the small attendance.
THERE is to be a meeting of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union next Friday
afternoon, at three o'clock at Mrs. ID. l..
Fullers
STEPHEN HERRICK still lies in a critical
condition, and is believed to be falling He
remains unconscious and takes but little
nourshment.
MR.. JOHNSON of Ely, who is to succeed
Joseph Fisher in business, is in town and
Messrs Fisher and Cotton are invoicing
their stock preparatory to the transfer.
MARGARET MArHER is booked to appear
in Montpelier, Tuesday evening, June I'd
Margaret wants to play in the new opera
house but we fear it will not be ready for her
Miss Lucy LOOMS, formerly of Mont.
pelier, fell and broke her hip recently, al
the residence of her sister, Mrs. George
Jacobs, in Boston. The fracture is bad
one and will disable her for some time.
THE Amity Club of Lyndonville will come
to Montpelier Friday ON their annual trip
They will take tea at the Pavilion and have
a social dance in the evening with musi,
by Blaisdell's orchestra which will accom-
pany them.
! will meet Thursday afternoon, at tw,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-03-18

GENTLE SPRING. Among spring prep
arations do not neglect that which is most
the winter the blood absorbs many i'm
purities which, II not expelled, are liable
to break out in scrofula or other disease.
The best spring medicine is Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t expels every impurity from the
OF the body. Sold by all druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-03-18

East Montpelier. - The auction at
Henry Martins, last week Thursday, was
very largely attended, purchasers being
present from Lamoille and Orange counties,
and good prices were realized. - John
Hobart, who came in December to spend the
winter with his relatives, returned to Groton
last week. - The friends and relatives
of Stephen Gould met at his residence, in
the west part of the town, last Saturday,
to assist him in celebrating his eightieth
birthday. Among the presents was pyra-
mid of cake, wreathed with evergreens and
flowers and bearing the dates 1905 and 1885;
also "a large print copy of the Psalms from
which the venerable gentleman can read
without spetacles. A nice easy chair pur-
chased by contributions from the guests, ar
rived just before the bountiful collation. was
served. After supper il was presented and
occupying il he listened to poem " a yard
long" which had been composed for the
occasion by one of the nieces present. Rejoic-
ing in the honor of love " shown him, he
favored the company with several appropri-
ate hymns, sung in his peculiarly musical
style, and was joined by a friend, still more
aged, in that grand old Coronation hymn"
Altogether IL was an afternoon long to he
remembered. - Miss l. G, Ormsbee re-
turned from visit to Orwell last week
-= Charles Weeks has moved from the
Maloy farm, and rented the George Sibley
farm in Calais. 80 A meeting OF the legal
voters of the town of East Montpelier will
be held in the Westinghouse at Montpelier
Center, Tuesday, March b.
Roxbury.--Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Smith
and son of HILL N. H., visited in town last
week. - Alexis Martell has been in
town for few days past. = There was
a slimly attended wrestling exhibition at
the town hall on Saturday evening. The
wrestlers were Messrs S. Il. Harrington of
Rochester and A. III. Dustin of Bethel.
- A three days musical convention
was held here last week, as the sequel of
Professor Obers singing-school, and all at
tending report 1t a complete success.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The MORNING NEWS has received from
the Insurance Chronicle Of New York a
handsomely bound copy Of its annual
chronicle fire tables for 1885. II IL an
invaluable compilation Of fire statistics
for the benefit of insurance companies and
their patrons. IL contains record OF tue
fire losses in the United States by risks,
states also the causes for the year 1881,
with an exhibit Of the monthly and yearly
ire losses in the states and Canada for
the last ten years. ana much otherinieresst-
ing and valuable information. The trOnus.
piece Is q chart showing the geographical
distribution of incendiarism IN the United
States during 1884. The aggregate LOT
that year, from the above cause, was
larger than for the previous year, rs were
also fires caused by matches, sparks hhd
spontaneous combustion. IL also shows
the loss OF human lives by hres,
which WAS greater In Georgia than ~ any
OF the States except Pennsylvania New
York, Ohio and Michigan.
Volume XII Of the bound files Of the ~
pdRci0i and Commercial Chronicle Il out
IL contains the full set Of books from
January to June, inclusive, besides the
supplements to investors In railway ana
mining stocks and bonds, ana j. yalua-
bic acquisition 20 the library Of the pahh-
ing house and counting room.
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CONsIGNEEs.

Persteamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
Acc-fa & &, A a Ayeilhe. Barbour Bros, r G
ConreIl Bendhem Bros & Co, Brown Chemi-
caCo, II Carson, b J Cubbedge, J Cohen,
J Douglass & Co. Dasher & Co, j II Estll,
Epstein W, NJ Ferst & Co. Fretwell h n.
4 frleienberg Co, Fernick Mfg Co, diamond
+ Ouckeuhelmer Il Son, Hanley, P
Sermalue. II Headman, A Harmon. I &
Haas, VI Hull, G = Homer. G N Heidi &
GO, Haines d, Inglishy & n, d B Lester. j
LAYTON, Jno Lyons & Co. Lippman Bros, G n
Nichols. Lowell a. /, Lindeay & NJ, { Murphy.
!. Lang a Bro. E Lowell & Son, a Nichols,
N Ae1del x Bro, Murphy & d, Mohr Bros. A
sunis " sons, Nathan Bros, j O'Byrne. Order
SJonn. on Bros, Order w Dexter, Order G S
nncAlpm. Order Haynes & z, Palmer Bros, X
rover, D Porter, w T Reid, steamer David
lara, s'oop Bertha. steamer Katie, Southern
* 70. Solom0ns & Co, Jno Sullivan, Teeple Il
NJ NJ X Iatem. = luberdy, d Welsbeln, Thos
vest, A NJ & G w West.
ter steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
antues--J Williams, Ellis, III n Co, Bald
w %, u Bacon d Co, Lee Roy Myers,
y solomon sou, A X Fawcett, W Miller
T.. aec6 II Champion, II Myers Il Bros
PPaa.eh q =, B Metzger, II II Dasher, A
lgsfson, Haynes & T..
IeI steamer North state, from Augusta and
yyptuE7- baldwin \ Co. = Williams. W c
yTa'tAtson' Peacock. q Co, Ellis. II & Co, W
ghI'noim, w ] Miller. Waiter. T Il Co, b j
Ft..il7,n' Aohr Bros, II Solomon & Son. A X
r4@rell. Cox. e e Cheatham, j A Pearson.
LirFin. jas Holmes.
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MFMORANDA

-.o, Jnlv 17-Arrived, bark Prinz Regent
.GerI. Herwig, st Nlncent. po,,,o,+ Do,,,r
Ger, Cleared, schr stephen Bennett Doug
,oss New York. 49,, .ob,, n w NJ
ias' ~ York. July H-ArrlVeo' schr ~ " Nc
, Hudson, BRUNSWICK NJ, ~,
Lean, I15' scbr Anna r Bishop, RuloD, Pensa-
cola. III 1plv l5-Arrived, bark Atlas CNor),
p95arsen. Pensacola, s 80 mi
Jrt,,rnandina, July I7-ArrlVed, DARK Eliza
BARS l ~ : 1. July l7-ArrTved, schrs ID
,06 5oIs Han, New York; Waccamaw,
sqoI5s5di sci sebr Carrie Hall Lister, Buck, New
on ga, West. July l7-Arrived, schr Fearless
RI Malone, Abaco.
iBI.i, u'' srhrs Forest Home, Pascagoula: L n
os%ilier do: W " Hungerford, Mobile ;
blSSau,n6rt News. July F-Arrived, steamer
7,,,4osbire fBrJ, Wilson. Pensacola for
GTeenock: put IN for coal. ,.-
Pensacola. July H-Arrlved, scnr Jessie
L5 9eored. bark Loved Nor, Pans. Greenock.
proridence July 17-Sailed, schr john Ill
Gross. Rawley, Brunswick -,....,--
Ser'IIa River. Ga. July l7-Salled previously,
scbr Sal6e ron, West, New York
Apalachcola, Fla, July 1o-Oleareu, OaIA
Fthei. Thomson. Rosario.
Pstb Me. July l6-Arrived, schrs Susan II
piIcbie Perkins, Philadelphia; Chas l.
Mitchell. Frost. Boston, 10 lOau lOI SOutu'
sailed sailed. schrs W W Anderson, Endicott;
p6GaSeipbia: Julia Baker, Mccarthy, do; Fl
A Dewitt. Henderson, New York.
Beaufort. 5 C, July l6-Arr1ved, schr Mary
F Killen, Killen, Charleston.
Belfast. Me, July l6-Arrived, schr Captain
Iohn. Chatto, New York.
sailed schr A w Ellis, Ferguson, Bangor,
10 load for Newark.
~ Byinswick. July l6-Arrived, schrs Hen
rierta ! Powell, Mason, Rio Grande do Sui
Jennie Rosaline. saxton, Jacksonville.
New York, July l9-Arrived. strs Aurania,
Wvanoke. Seneca. Tallahassee.
Arrived out, SerVia.
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per ,, OF hlS County Hsrila Tenn
ne Old Man swoie Whom Heyns
a.. f'o" ne Chicago Tribune.
'L" YORK. July lO.-Several co1,ors
h.,, y recent appearance have sought
W. attention by detracting from
NIT -'on' Prominent among them I.
sm. ''l' Who seems determined 10 moke
Nav '''''oa by the flippant aud cheeky
be.t 90 winch he speaks OF our no.
,sam, ll'''4cler' The following is an
ar8 IN ,,'. u,Salngton) died in his Osth year,
hma ' l ae.dey Of his glory and his
lbs menu 'u'' mas since dealt gently with
as uo+' '' and he has come down 70 ma
. innac,.',e.l NEST OF an leaders and the most
AZ hm1, ,''s OF all men. No other face Il
al one, , y, TO u.s. His name is written
made off NJ. tu''ap ofour country. We have
. mt.r.. 1,. birthday national feast. The
Every s,boo 1,s biography are known 10
. ele b0yr nb,. III Tho land. Yet his
= .l Wasbinyta, sun to be prepared
.sat Wa,bir,.,o,hu ~ known 10 w AS Pres
0a is a, unlt,'E,Ch but George Washing.
" is sgt baiauoWn man. Whom at last
W Shall resd y US ln his habit as he lived.
,ua More or ,gss about the cherry tree
Da is heroic we, we man. Naught surely
t'ce Witb Vii oe omitted. but side
'eeh ilat is uat ~ heroic will appear
'gola llo prs,, eVmmonplace. We shall
With mar, commander repairing de-
n''ons OF N.Y. ,,Vus celebrity, healing the
us oiucers, and calming
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Per steamer North State, from Augusta and
IaTJirss-l2l bbls rosin, l0l bbls spirits tur-
geutue cases eggs, 10 coOps fowls, 2 hides,
i2slc,- rice. ! soda crate, 9 calves, l Dbl po-
tstoes box hogs
Persteamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
lardlnQs-ll0 bbls naval stores. 5000 shng es,
II coous toW Is. : cases eggs, bdls hides, box
mdse. bdl bedding, pkg chairs, 2 bales wool,
l.ack wool, box wax, 80 crates fruit, crate
vegetables, ] bdl wood.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
5 Bo.eLthal, Mrs j Rosenthal and child,
G P Homer. J Dorsey, J II Saville, George
Hollennr0Ok, NJ Veneer.
Fer steamer North State, from Augusta and
laudmgs-Mrs E B Flood and children. A
Powell II Collins, T Metzger, d Abbott,
and IS deck.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
9utags-l NJ Dasher. NJ 0 Callahan, K
Nanar. Dasher and wife, E T Mock. wife
and children, Ii f QuantOck. Geo Green.
Mrs NJ N Cooper, Miss Anna Riley, Miss NJ
Riley, j staley, and y deck.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta, for New
York. bales upland cotton, SO bales sea
Island cotton, So bales domestIcs and yarns.
les bbl- rice 2,O9S bbls rosIn, Z bales hides, so
bales paper stock. SO pkgs peaches, 103 crates
ye-et3ales 55,4S9 melons, p tons pig iron, 200
pigs mdse, 40 turtle.
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'''t OF Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.

BANKS.
lm. o itdl. Vale, at Buenos Ayres, May %.
Wsr ,.ola .lta), LongObardo, Liverpool, sid
Igiy, IeT Muller, Wolgast. sld June Q.
,atlupc %. ''"No'iins' nauipuiH'
Bsr,a,aa 'NNQI1' Jonassen, Halifax, sid July Q.
nelr6 j., b.enrent Ger, Dillwitz, Rio ia
h Dlc@erman, Cook, Friendship, cid July
5seit n Ger, Vosa, Glasgow, sid June 25.
-' 'Noi', E'nielssn. Charleston. aid july
IN. scHOOEHRs.
Igev M az; bohannen, New York. sid Julv II.
Go9rr. NJ " al' Rocknost, Up June II.
lnbe "a 'ulon Jr, Landerkin, Kennebec, up
6l1,' ~. y Voorhees,. Baltimore, sid july p.
q b LAM, 40 Donnell. View York, up Juiyl5.
"' smith, Philadelphia, sid july IL.
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cA1r.En .YESTERDAY.

s,..mship city of Augusta New 4 ORR ORR
SlealtTyb1 -se sisters, Washington, u Y.
ss ehr florence Leland, New YORK.
So ,nstin ID Knight, Nlgo.
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CNnrati1ual.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, .....Principal.
Opens September2, 1885. Closes june 1886.
UNSURPASSED IN ITS LOCATION; in
X its buildings and grounds; in its general
appointments and sanitary arrangements; It's
fun corps Of superior and experienced teach
Languages. Elocuton, Fine Arts; physical
culture and instruction II the theory and
practice of Bookkeeping; the successful ef-
forts made to secure Health, Comfort and
Happiness; its opposition TO extravaganza;
its standard of solid scholarship.
Board, ETC., and full English course, $3.50 for
entire session.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal
for Catalogues.
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sb;uni,te 9mtrIIisrarr.

---------,TITRE ALMASAC-rHIs DAY.
Sun RISES .. 1887
-
80 ~ ArER at TT Pulaski 82 4 n, 1.zo : =
----------- MONDAY. July 30, 1880.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
hin WIN Crane, Billups, Baltimore
jas . 55S q city of Macon. Kelly Boston
RICHARDSON H ~ Clark. Daniel, Fernandlna
steancii sIdjngs-C Williams, Agt.
snd way IL ." Sortb state, Bevill. Augusta ana
sLe iaaHn,57ipgs-Jno Lawton. ManaeeT. a
steamer EtnfW53 Gibson Gibson Manager.
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Merchants and Miners TranspOrta.
ton Company,
FOR BALTIMORE.

E'Oh the present the steamships OF this
A company are appointed to sait from sa-
vannah Tor Baltimore every days as follows
(cty tImel:
WIN. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs, TUESDAY,.
July Fl, altar. NJ.
wM.LAwRENCE. Capt. KENT, MONDAY.
July u. at P. N.
WM. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs. sATUR-
DAY. Aug. !, at il AN ,.-.l-
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. KENT. THURS
DAY, Aug. g. at pm. ,lU
And from Baltimore, on the days above
named, at 81 Pm. = = ri
Through bills ladlng gwen to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns ID New
England, and to Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets issued 20 Pitts
burg. Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West
and North west. ..l sslHs'f'g :
JAS. b. WEST q CO., Agents,
ia Bay street.
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100 600 TioEeis az five Dollars Zach. Frnc
lions, IN Fifthe, IN proportion.
FaT nv puTyWg

1867 Prizes, am ounting 90 g.. .... S265, $40
Application " rates 20 clubs should be made
only 20 the Office OF the Company In New
Orleans.
FOR further information write clearly. Civ
ing full adore 81. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Ordera, or New York E1ehange la
ordinary lof ser. Currency by Express (all
sums Of s. and upwards at our expenacl adj
dressed n. A. DAUPHfN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. uJAUPHfN.
COZ Seventh street, Washington. ID. c.,
or mo. Is. FEhNANDEZ,
Savannah, Ca.
Make Z o. Money orders payable and ad-
droaa Refastercd Letters 70 -
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orloans, Ia.
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Incorporated IN 1868 Tor 70 years by the Leg
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poses--with a capital OF s., 00O, OO0-tO which a
reserve fund OF over s55O,000 has since been
added.
by an overwh elminR popular vote its fran
cnise was made a part OF TIE present State
Constitution. adopted Dec. ., A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on ana lndorsed
by the people OF any State.
10 neoer scales or DostD0nes.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
a sPLEN did OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNk. Il ghth Grand Drawing. Class
II, IN the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW Or
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 Ticsets az Five. Dollars Each. Frac-
ff.pa -, Effthe ffv, t,rot.ottt,,.
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I6GlaTIG Female Institute,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA.

EULL corps ~ superior teachers; course Of
i instruction thorough and extensive: loca-
ton healthfV aud ace ssibIe; scenery beaui-
full surroundings most attractive; terms very
moderate; Oritr catalogue.
WI DTCKGN=ON. Principal.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE
SCHOOL

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.. The Twenty
L First Annual Session Of this School for
Boys begins the first Monday In October.
Thorough preparations for University of Vir-
ginia, leading Engineering Schools and United
States Military and Naval Academies; highly
recommended by Faculty of University Of
Virginia; full staff Of Instructors; situation
healthful. Early application advised, as
number boarders is strictly limited. For
catalogue address W. GORDON MCCABE,
He0d Muster.
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NOtre Dame OF MArYland.

Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory school for Little Girls. G0yans-
town, miles from Baltimore, Nd. Conducted
iOgue.
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TO NEW YORK.

TO NEW YORK.
CITY oFAUGUsTA. Capt. X. S. NroKER-
SON. SUNDAY, July 10. at IAN
hAETAHOOOHEE. Capt. J. W. CATHA-
HlNE, TUESDAY, July q, at2P.A.
NAC0OCHEs, Capt. +. KEMpToE, THURS
DAY, July ~, at 1880 p. Il.
TAALAHASsEE Cant. W. II. FTsHra
SUNDAY, July 26, at AN
CIrY OF AUGUSTA. Cant K. &. MCGEE
con. TUESDAY. July %, at $50 P. N.
TO PEKILADETPHTA-
These steamers do not carry passengers.1
JUNIATA, Capt. s. L. AsKfNs. sATTTR-
DAY. July II. at . Pm.
CITY OF SAVANNAH, Capt. II. G. ma
GErT, SATURDAY, July ls, at 100 A. NJ
Through bills of lauing given to Eastern ana
Northwestern points and TO ports ~ the
United Kingdom and the Continent.
FOR freight or passage apply 20 Ht
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