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SUM ~ IntIAh,.
steamer 'Uutnining Hundred
r"opi" supposed Z" h" Lost

Ciu,AGu, sept. l3.--A spc,ihl dis
patch published thus morning SAY. 10
l- rumur,d that the hnrgc "GraDlr
BARKER with u cargo nud number ui
passengers on board sunk sumcWhrr,
south ut Grand Haven, Mich.
in marine circles here = good dul
Of interest h. taken ,u thc reported lus-
ui the Barker. but hll efforts tu uutnin
positive Information proved lruitlo-+.
\ dispatch from Iridgcmnn Point,
about is miIc- south of ~. luscpl.
Mich states that - buttl0 was pirkrd
mp On shore there containing these
words "Grhcc barker sinking ,n
shore NIL hands, fear, will ho lost
Later, Auuthcr dispatch was received
stating that another bottle contain
ing similar message had lutt been
found ~ the same place. lhc Gtulc
Barker was originally intended tor 20
pleasure Yacht She wHr hult n
Grand llHvon IN 1879. aud wa owned
Nv Captain \und,rhuil OF 4 CharlcvuiN,
Michigan. She lRr bcrh ruuuinp Dee
tween south Haven aud Mu,hogun
with passengers She cuuld carry -uu
'....,'.la e',l ',u.'u tho host utu.mn.
the Barker hnd not arrived III ""'-
kcgou NJ o'clocL this afternoon nld
this partially confirms the tear ihW
she b. lost
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DrsLl>, sept rs Moouhghrcr
raids TOOK place Inst night all close To
the headquarters ot t,on. Sir licdyrr'
Butler Wm, Culle, " bailill who had
mrdr himself very obnoxious hy his
ui women whom lac had
c,ictcd, went cArN tuHllrnd mass ia
Buicrrn chapel, When the mrn aud
women uf the congregation who were
in the chapel, noticed Cullc'- presence
thry bccnuo very indignant aud the
iuau dragged mm from the hulidlug
when they had aim outside they turn.
ed him over To the women, who were
huggiug turR chance ~ hlm. Among
these women were twelve TINT Cum
had oyirtcd These women iuuou-lN
tell upon the hallill, beating him un-
murcimlly subsequently tho Prlc-l
who >, also president of the lorHI
branch OF the National ienRuc, sdmIt.
ied the battered bailili To- hear ma-.
aud this mcrcy for the unfortunate
man has almost caused rebellion
against the priest,
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A,"rr"> ;0N>,>puru
>nd Nccid"nt Ht Nhh"ui It"ioi"i"g
over I,u" NNiu.

,p,. loo. tu thr lrauiurr
Amrl 'i,N, sept lJ lliIl,boro
is huNlHg uuluu. bat somehow there
nr. mudr,d, ol lulc- irum urur There
going tu Waco lnu,c Waco fellows
must Lave m attraction thM Hills
buru hus not Can uu tell whnt it p
Mr.. \ Wheeler of tine Central city
Wn. up mst week budding some
huu ON hi- place one bal imilr west
oi Abbott, nud rpt- hc viii uprn upR
mrm this Wtpt,r. oi ZOO acres.
\ -od u,.idcut o,rurrrd nj W W
Ir,ndNrll- giu NJ Ahh.tt saturday
evening Mr. Hardy buchanan whlir
shifting the hrll TIM turns the press
screw had his hand caught irlho cugK
work nud TERRIBLY manBlcd. Nr
Buchanan be- a respectable young mHu
aud i. hghl, esteemed 10y nil who
know him. lhnl mubr- -Won mcn
who have had their hud torn up IN
the same way ut TINS Rlu IN the last
luur years.
At u'clock SUNDAY afternoon the
clouds gathered and soon the rain br
gan tu pour down, and it kept up II
constant TALL nll night About three
m,hD- oi water have lUllcu sinr,
Nr-t,rIluN.
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AcowAmD's ,uIr,.
Ind"t cover "i DnrLu"ss IL" causes
thc Nr"'L oIH Irnin

~rHtNDrtrLp, Mass, sept. ~. a
diubulloal crlmo was committed nj
Nc-ttc,d saturday night, whereby u
brave Young engineer met his death
and hl. engine wa. badly wrecked
some unknown person broke with All
ave the lock of Aawitch about a milc
rputhoHst OF Wrsttirld station on the
M,,llirld and llulyuLc branch of the
NrW lluvcn mud Northampton rail
way. The aNn WAS obtained from n
uriVhborlug slaughter house. The
tram Wrrchrr ur-i ur1uoces-iullN
trlri tu cui the switch staple from
the lio. lie then tdrued the switch
ON usiiN trnrk whsre number oi
freight cars were standing. and when
the New Haven excursion train
came over the road from Holy OkC
about $40 O'Clock this NOR.
u4 10 tHu uu tho switch
! 10, tirrmnn saw the freight ears, aud
Iumpod ttum the right side Of tho EN-.
zine aud Way uuhurl The engineer,
Gwrgi baldwin, reversed the en-.
giuc ma ll,sb nnd jumped from The
nppu,tlr side, hut wns In .ouo way
thrown under the " heels and cut to
I'I.''H llh UhA Nhl'N oH wv AZ
brakes - strongly that the engln,
tptr out tho coupling. from the oni
| follow my 10 ana the car was throw
lrHm lhr ra.s sdirccllJ 'crOs their
| Ihr train ,uuaistrd ~ three pA-rrn
grrr,rs rrjA baggage car, aud rar
rI.I between Huy aud siIty pAs,rn
| gDr-, who Huio BUnrwhut shaken up
SO one WINS hurt seriously Tho rn
.ino wHs demolished by lclusoupinp
with the irrgNl cars The body VI
luc engineer was picked up aud pre-
pared Tor burial No motive IL "a,
| uguci i0r tho Htrurlous crime.
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luRE SUNNI, ARK, sept o. The
Gnrdenuiu murder mystery b. hrmr
uuruvclcd to. day aud several arrests
have been made. Mrs OurIruhin. nu
old ludN Ut ,u who formerly lrd u inst
life, was found irnd in her house c.-
tcrday morning with hullw-h,lr
through hcrh,sd and another through
her body. Inst night the \dpu
boys, her daughtrr-lu-mw'' urot'rr .
were arrested Tor th" ctimc Drlcr-
liyrs who are working up 90. un,r suy
the ,uppo,ition is that the boys wcru
nsligatrd lu commit tho murder hN
Mrs. GArdrnhlu's dHughtrr.lu-lgw.
who had feared the old woman a. ahr
had threatened tu klI her and her
baby. Mrs. Gardrnhiu lived alone 100
the east end Of the city. No our cN-
crpt her murd'rcrs knew ut the hlll
ing until the next day, although thr
decd was dour early I'm the moiulnS
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over t'Ou. .unu ~ the HeIi~f rund.
the tNuerIs N.rk


tuArll,roN. S. C.. sept lI.-rhcrr
i- not much change IN the situntiuu
tn dpN. but strenuous efforts arr be-
my mHdr tu patch up the houses IN ~
rudc way. I udcr instructions from
the treasury department, expert
sloan has visited aud rcpurted on the
ii -urr- uu the savannah n Charles.
ton railway. mud dud- II due to the
ruutiruty ul miIl-pond, not To
earthquake Sloan viii visit the ii.-
sure lu mud about -ummrryilc. and
VIII traverse the whole line Oi the
south Carolina railway examining
the phruoncmn reported, aud pb.orv.
lug, especially ANY changes In levels
ruNrd bl the earthquake.
AZ a special meeting of the city
council tu iny Mnyor CuurtcnRy re-.
Jluttrd thut the amount oi the relief
tuwd up to tli- tiuo was about $500.
uuU. llr snid further that with the
inrgc mcHsurr ot rrliri necessary tu
"' .. f's a.,
Charleston how email thi. .un, wn,,it
Dee " hon div idrd amoug the sufferers.
TO show. hc .nid, the greatest ig-
uurnurr oNistH ~, to the amount rc
cply,d and the needs ui the City, il
hu. hrcu Deliberately -uggcstcd Tint
no taxes bee lev led nest year hut the
rrllrl fund be- used instead IA the
nA,a iu ST. iu tunrlosiun reache,
nearly fpUOuuu il Is easily seen how
ln,mrlous aud ul loading are such
.u".t,-tluu-.
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CmDAUu. sept la An rpdemlr
prevails among thr inhabitants "i
AyeuA. iowa county, WIS, which has
resulted IN many d,u a. Ihrdu-ca-'
i- of the nature of dy-culcr>, ending
IN cases OF ohildrcn, in rn-c- ot -puu0
meningitis aud death Thus lm At h-
hreu confined lo lhr limits ut lhr Nl.
lnlr aud has urcc,silHtrd closing lW
schools aud the abandonment oi tl
public meetings. the d'7ut-r BE- -tml
lar to that which prevailed with sue.
terribly fatal effect iu GHlcnH % lrW
yenr. ago, aud M ~Jriup O,trcu, Wa
la 1894. Much alarm i. .irlt
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CUNNING BLAINE.
"is 80" n"rri"d Z" - 'Rth"Iic Lad, .
az Cincinnati


NEW lulk, sept lJ - Jane. e..
bihihc IT, Youngest son IT EN senator
James g.. lilninc, wAs married m tho
rcclury OF ~. lou'- Roman Catholic
church in this city hest Muudn, after
Hnqu. to, Miss Marie Nuvin-, daughter
hy YAtnhPi GGrEGlon, w,. m9lpWbut,
of the church, thc contracting pAfph.
having -atislicd him that there wcrs
No inpcdimcuts tu the union. There
was no one else present. Miss NrNins
In ot unc Of the uldor and most dir-
tiuguishcd families OF Ohio llrrma-
t'rnHl grandfather wa. Hon samuel
M"dHrN long editor Of the ohio states
u,Hu, territorial governor ot Min
nospta before ITS admission Rs state,
and territorial governor uf kansas
several DAYS under Buchanan. lio
WAS alwH,-H leading democrat aud
wn. prominently mentioned as a can
didatc Tor the presidential nOminH-
tion of that party IN 1864. Miss New
lnr sA young lady of nineteen. with
mir hair aud handsome presence
aud nn exceptionally beautiful face.
She was educated Ht the convent Of
the sacred lloHrt Ia Cincinnati Miss
Noviu- In one of a family Oftuur older
sisters aud two brothers.
James &C. blaine, ir Is next to tho
/ youngest III family OF sI, three
sous and three daughters. Mi..
Marie some time ago adopted the
| Catholic faith.
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OF March and April onlts
number irom Germany and thi.
yngu secured work IN silk min. AT
West llubokcn aud homestead. Tb,N
i'Hd NOT b'eh long NJ wort before they
n'sNh l." SOW the seed nf discomfort.
0HEhl grievances existed ~ the mills
"h' lh' opportunity seemed 10 lifting
one Tor The iurlhcr1ucc of the plan,
OF lh'sr rebellion, spirits. Aui the
ill'hcrlhg lame WINS famed into A
h'ntc aud gchcrhl strike wa. th.
result II was during thi. strike tnnt
the rue spirit OF the imported cIc.
tncnt made itself felt
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AZ ANAn,uisr ,on,D,.
iIow iurI rI"L"npt tIscT1scsne-s uIds
Out ."d "DTiIi,"

NlN luItH, sept ~ Along The
Lhuk- ul the llAchsnsnck river, lee
tween the \rw York towns of Home
stead aud Sow Durham, stretches a
marrow strip ut barren land. Isolated
aud uuiuh0biled. yesterday morning,
iust NJ the -un Was propiug over the
hiIleide, "a score or muIe Ot men with
mkrmpi heads, uushayen faces Hnd
ry,-oi reddish hue, met there, stray
yliup ia the rendezvous from various
directions. Each carried gun aud
luukrl as Icrcu NJ men who have
dunk much beer aud slept little can
,uuk a few of the individuals who
comprised the motley gathering were
,uuug aud muscular, but lhe majority
wrr0 old or middle aged, All were
socialists No time WAS lost IN get
ting down 40 the usual SUNDAY morn.
ing urilL flushed commands follow
cd b, oumrIy executed movements,
hn-ty attempts nj military tactics aud
much confusion we're the features
of work which was ended In lrrs than
an hour Having done what they
considered their duty, the socialists
,lole silently away Ms they had come,
leaving only the troddcn grass aud
crushed honeysucklrs to tell of their
presence.
ON every SUNDAY morning since the
middle Of MAY IKE performance
ha, lakeu place, only small pro
| portion Ol the men came from
Now York, pnTiug the months
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WAsuNdr"N, II. 4. sept. l3
Mrssr- uoodc, ChunlIrr uud Mml.
man, counsel tor the government in
II. nut to to,t the validity ot thr
patent held by the American lir'i
Telephone company, nrc NOW tu thr
city aud have had several rou'ulH
tiou- with acting AttorncS general
jerks In regard to the ca-r Judge
Iacdsou viii sit al Cincinnati n,at
Monday 70 hear arguments on thr
plcadings In the case, including u
special plea ITO Jurisdiction ot court
aud demurrer to the government ID
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WAsuIsoIoN, sept Is ~rorrWp
lnirchild has issued circular To- ,u.-
lomr officers calling attention lo ~ru.
lilu 10 ui the OleumnIBnrinc net mnt
iug provision Tor the collecting of ma
internal rrVcuuc tnI a. ~ cent, per
pound un Hll imported OleomarBhrinr
In addition to tho regular import
duN, and also providing TINT lhlr
additional tRA must be- paid before
the rrmoypI ui tho good, from Dho
custody ut the government.
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demonstrated her superiority NOT
uulN tO the tAiAtrA, Nu
to all other British ysct -.
Iutht two international races Wa
cOucIusiNely proved that iu wiudWAr.
work the English boat could not
point with the MaN flower Withuuf
hrng su ptnchcd thst She wn, almost
unable to move The Ma, ilow.r W..
able also to hold her windward posi-
ton great deal better than her au.
iagOuist The race ot SHtutit, also
proved that ia good Wtu,rrumr
breeze the May Mower could uu.ruu
the Galntra
The races OF the Galatca iu Eug.
land are matters ut record and rr1Nu
cunclusivrly that the boa-trd lr'A f.
not capable of beating her "a. badly u-
the MHyluwrT can. la running, th,
lrcN may be the equal OF the Ma,
hOwcr, hut probably not In Wiud
ward work the Mhy tiOWCt II uuduuht
ediN the superior ui the lrvN. lug-
hshucu who were ON board the
ludgps' boat nj the race on saturday
said that the Galatts was uudry-rig-
cd. II was the general opinion Nc--
teidsy that MIR. webb made mis-.
take IN attempting To make tho cat
ter point with the sloop.
IL lsnut likely that another Dhal.
lcugC VII come from the Eugl-h lul
the America cup soon There Wt-
a runor circulated that i, Bra,pr
webb hat been study ing thc Iu,- 900
the Ma, Hover. that he Intended JD
Improve uu them and build % rrulrp
board s'oop to- challenge her ipr u.c
cup There Is little icnr hu~rv,t
that Burgess models VIII
soon bee improved frN
Nroht-mru had heard Nc-trrJi,
ut Lieutenant uenu plan tor ~ uew
race. Ihrtr wa. but one op,ninb
however. among those who talked
the question over mainly THAT lhD
gallant Euyh-hmeu should have cycN
pu.sihl chance To make record hcr,
with his graceful cutter which would
repay hun tor tho difficulties uud
dangers OF has tedious ocean VOYAGE.
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ONO st,rHiIS sIio'HrD.
\ ro~ -rIuI rnd D-.iructi'- shock Of
Earthquake.

AKRoN o., sept 10, people
living in the coal mining regions em-
DrAciug four towns and quito large
range uf country, were awakened al
four o'clock sunday morning by low
rumbllug sounds, accompanied by
shocks OF earthquake so distinct that
houses were terribly shaken auu ar
iiclcs ON the manlcls thrown to the
door. several Years ago the earth
settled several feet without any APP
parent cause in th, region. lhepoo.
pile are now badly frightened, fearing
they will be swallowed up,
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AsiriEs Ia Muin..

BAru, Mc, sept rs The WORK
men in the Sow England Shiphui,d
my company yard went out on "a
A strike this morning on account ol "a
eat in wages ln all, 500 men are
out, by order Of the knight- of labor.
The men -uy they viii remain out I'm.
iii the company Yields, while super
ulendcnt llydo says tho COMPANY
win stand by their determination 10
make cut In the yard.
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WiN,HE rEK, Va, sept. la. "A lIphl
vote is being ppIIrd. Indication. nI|
point this afternoon 10 the election o'
the dry t,kot. Much laM lis m.ui
tested ON both -idcs. NogrI lioL~
holders OF the dr, ticket ARE active
and their vote. tor tue ir-t tune. i'
much diyidcd All pulilia Gwlu,
uon is oblitcratcd democrat and CO.
uuhlicAus vote together ou raeh -.I.
OF the question Iho election b. pi"
yrrs.iup quietly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-14

M WAN IOIUNINI WNITTE0-
BtHIN, sept l5 lhc con
gtcs-t 10 promote the colonial inter.
rsts OF GrrmtnS WAS Opened tu lHN
N tins city. Dr. Mm. 4. Peters. tnr
t,crmau- African explorer. presided
Herr jAmua-ch snd the object ul
the rungrr-, waste lurm 10 -tru"
pnlitiral part, Tor the support ut thr
governments colonial anus
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We have reduced the price OF Royal
Patent Flour 10 Sl.15 per sack, and
81 90 per barrel Thus the best tiour
in the world is placed within the
reach ot even the poorest man,
Absolutely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct from
the creamery BY express.
MARSHALL s HEARD,
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AMarrmIANL y. - sept l3 The
striking rpluucrs In schuyler y
Bluud'- mill did not go 10 wurk tm-
morning Tho spluncrH Hssrmhiy
agreed 10 stand 10y the strikers nnl
All the mills Ia other towns belonging
H. tho Knit Goods Manufacturers
us-ocialion viii shut down Tonight,
throwing 1000 hHuds out oi cmploy.
monr A long aud hitlor ught b.
urububle.
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UAnrfump, Conn, ~rpt i3 4 .f.
clone passed from the southwest tu
the northeast through the cdgr ul
nuru-idcs four mllc- east ot here, ~
e. O'clock tonight IT, course, for.
tuuatcly, was mostly through lm
wood, whore 1t cut n straight path au
eighth Of u milo wide,
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SoEANroS, Pa, sep, 49, - A serious
caye-iu occurred NJ the Marvin shalt
this morning QUO man was inkcu
out dead and six mun are entombrd
alive. ke,cuiug partie. are now at
work.
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lsHrEdlNo Mich, oepl l3 The
hr,t SNOW Il the season fel. here yr,-
terdsy but nss oil melted oil.
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Ki,SES AND CUFFS
Gar and Emperor and Prince
Embrace, and Yet its
Like War
Austria Declare. She wiIITight
~ Hu sIa Inter Teres WIN
bulgarian Matters.
Eusianu Is Hastily Tiitiug onI
Her War ship-, working
Night and nay.
The cable Nay atan, MOmeu,
Bring u, New, or
nHIue.


WILL ~ Ht WAR
IoNDoN, sept a. Nothing l.
known In uillcal circle. IN regard g.
Prince AlrSuudcr'- visit tu tngland
The prince will remain nj Jusuuhciu
for the present, his health pciu.
shattered
Ofreat excitement WAS caused at
Chatham I to-da, by the unexpected
receipt Jf order. from thc 4dmlrnlt,
To cApedItr thr completion 81 men.
OF War Relays ut Worhmcn are to he
employed day aud nignt II necessary
Ihl- activity is regarded rs iniicA
liug possible continental cumplire-
tionp.
Tho morning Posts Berlin CORES.
pundrnt saws that Austria has form.
hlN uotih,d Grrmum that Austria
vii oppu-c auN attempt hy Russia to
cnCruaCh uu the llhrrtirs oi the Rul.
gaiians. \ ,pccmI messenger ha,
started iur Stra-hurg with important
dispatches Tor Emperor William.
AUSTRIAN newspapers. while dcplur.
INK tue possible necessity OF WHrngrcc
that II must he oh,crlullN rr-urtcd to-
il il viii prevent greater calumitics
IN the tulurc,
The Cologne G.lotte ..ys twenty
Rus.iur officer. nrc puiiu tn Eulu,riz
tu occupy the highest nilinr, no.i.
Herr Won Tilrn recently informed
Count kalnusk,. the Austrian priu,.
that hc Wa. unable, IT, Hun
garian premier. to consent 10 Hus-lan
occupation OF Bulgaria.
now run DlAH TRAVELS.
IoNn.. SAINT ,y si.t..,.,.. ,...
,y,,r nL.n tn urn,,'., ,,.,
,.lar hmm, nj. i',,r,,.,. ti p.l.,,I 80.
,Nitu,.. t'r .r,,, ,n,u,,.,,,.r..
Ii,r. armed Nth l,"'I"J r;n.. lin,I
tl. r.,IN,n m, ,r.,r ,,.. .i,yi,t,J
mn thrrr' ..,tinn. nu,i ,,Lrn ,...in,,
stations ibr. winJow. rrrr r.n,.J W.
order to opr,y,nt ii.,,,rr,. ,r ,l,.r.r'
rinyo orrupicd by the COR Attnr
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Cotton Scales,
--Asp
G. RAIN SCOOP s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-04
CONSIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad. July 8-Fordg Agt,
Lee Roy Myers, Mohr Bros, Neidlinger Il,
& II Carson, Myers Bros, Paul Decker,
+ E Cheatham, Weed Il C, j A Pearson, Mrs
Wondley. Frank & Co, B Rothwen.
Per steamship VIM Crane. from BALTIMORE
w Allen, Bendhelm Bros y Co, Atick &
Son, 3 j Cubbedge. j II Estili, Fretwell & n,
A Enrich & Bro, Epstein X W, NJ Ferst 4 Co,
w + Fennell, Jno Farquharson, Jno Lawton,
S Guckcnhelmer Son, Holcombe. G & Co, f
w K Hinman, q NJ Heidi 4 Co, d Lester
VIM King. f Lowell q Son, Lippman Bros. Ii
II Livingston, Lowell q l., NJ Mendel q Bro,
A Lefier, J McGrath Il 90, Mathews Bros,
VIM Cleveland, Mrs l. Elsinger. 7 ii Moeller,
II Myers Il Bros, Melnhard Bros " Co, Nc
Laughlin, w Nell 4 Co, Thos Nc Donough,
Order notify A Z Harmon, Nathan Bros, II G
W Noise. Order notify 81 Ferst & Co, Order
notify W - Simklns. Order notify r Bond.
Order notify } Williams, order notify q 5
McAlpin, Order notify Hard Bros, } silva,
schr Bertha, Peacock, IL n Co, Palmer Bros,
southern Ex Co, SoomOns Il Co. J Schlop,
II solomon & Son, lyman, d Weisbe n,
j West n Co, NJ Il w West, stmr ST
Nicholas, w ID Thompson,
Per steamship Citv OF Augusta, from New
York-Arkwrlght Mills. Bendheim Bros h Co,
l. EByck Il Son, Branch & {, NJ Boley & Son,
Byck " ;. . Butler, Z ii Carson, Bradstreet
CO. A ii Champion, Nj COnnor. f COOkson,
j A Douglass II Co, a Doyle, j Derst, Dyck n
5, W ID Dixon, Dale, ID co, Eckman Il V,
G Eckstein 4 Co, Einstein Il l., Epstein q w,
Epstein n Bro, Ellis, II n Co, NJ Ferst n Co,
Enrich n Bro, Frank n Co. A Falk Il Son,
ErctWel " y. D ~ furDcr, flelrCnman u Co,
5 Fatman, & NJ Gilbert Co, & NJ Gulthau-
sen, j GOrham, Guckenheimer& Son, l. j
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