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VOICE OF THE HELPLESS.
By CARLoTTA PERRY.

I hear a wall from the woodland,
A cry from the forests dim;
"A sound Of woe from the sweet hedge-row
From the willows and reeds that RIM
The fedgy pools; from the meadowy grass,
I hear the fitful cry, alas!
It browns the throb Of music,
The laughter OF childhood sweet. a.
IL seems to rise to the very skies,
AS I walk the crowded street.;
When Iwait on God in the house OF prayer,
I hear the sad wall from there.
IT'S the cry Of the orphaned nes.lings,
It's the wall of the bird that sings,
His song Of grace in the archer's face;
IT'S the fiutter of broken wings;
lis the voice of helplessness-the cg1
OF many a woodland tragedy.
oh, lovely unthinking maiden,
The wing that adorns your hat
Has the radiance rare, that God placed there!
But I see in the place OF that,
A mockery pitiful, deep and sad,
OF all things happy and gay and glad.
Oh mother, you clasp you darling,
Close to your loving breast;
Think Of that othor, that tender mother,
Brooding upon her nest!
I'm the little chirp from the field and wood,
Does no sound touch your motherhood :
That little dead bird on your bonnet, q.
Is it worth the cruel wrong?
The beauty you wear SO proudly there
Is the price of a silenced song;
The humming-bird band on your velvet dress,
Mocks your womanly tenderness.
I hear a cry from the woodland,
A voice from the forests dim;
A sound of woe from the sweet hedse-row,
From the willows and reeds that rim
The sedgy pool; from the meadow grass,
7 hear the pitiful sound, alas
Can you not hear it, my sister,
Above the heartless behest,
OF fashion that stands, with cruel hands,
Despoiling the sonyful nest?
Above that voice have you never heard.
The voice Of the helpless, hunted bird?
Demorest'S Monthly.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16

THERE is q difference between conf
dealers. An honest one lsdys OF another
His weighs are not my weighs
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After five long years had passed, Wal
ter returned home. a grave, serious,
earnest man, with the one purpose in
friends and the community in general.
He declined to accept any position of
trust, although several such positions
were offered by those who were conf
dent that he, of all men, would now DO
honest; he preferred to go into a manu-
featuring establishment and perform
manual labor, as this was q position not
calculated to awaken remarks regarding
his past breach of trust. He applied
himself steadily to his work, dressed
plainly, and laid aside all that he could
to repay his father for the loss which
the latter had made good to the bank.
It was slow work, but he refused to
accept his fathers offer to throw off the
interest; and as he rose, by his fidelity
and careful study of the interests of the
concern. to a position which commanded
q good salary, he accumulated the
amount in the course of eight years.
Walter declared that it was the hap
piest moment Of his life when he pre-
scented his father with the last payment
due; and he certainly looked rs happy
as a serious young man of thirty could
look. 1t was thirteen years since lie
had laughed with his friend over the
plainly dressed, bashful young country
boy, who was now an honored cashier
in the bank of which the young mar
who had once pronounced him ''prosy"
was now d teller. John Holloway was
shortly to marry Edith Emmons, the
noble and beautiful daughter of the
family, who had not been too old to sit
upon his knee when he first came to live
at her fathers.
II am thirty-two years old to-day"
said Walter, ''and / hope to live as
many more, that / may have time to as
fully retrieve the past as it is in human
power to atone for q wrong act 4 know
/ do not stand 8 Well with the world
in general ass I did before these thirteen
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-20
List OF Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.

List OF Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Foscolia (Brl. Jones. at New York Sept II.
st -Asaph (Br), Hossach. Newport via New
York, sid Sept II.
Rio Butno tBrj, -, Clyde. sid Aug Is.
Fannie tBrl, Nelson, at Philadelphia Sept II.
Lemnria tBr!. eaville. London, sld Aug.
Border Chieftain tBr), johnson, Cardiff, sid
Sept IL.
Etna lBrl, Kelly. Penarth, sid Sept l6.
Wolviston tBr), Edmorson, -, sid sept -,
BARKs.
Svea tswl, PlomGren, Reval, sid June 10.
Tsncred (Nor), Bjortsen, Penarth via Santos,
Imr % rTST Nor, -, at Arendal July 81.
| Arlington tNor), Torgesen, Grangemouth, sid
Tampa Nor. Olsen. Liverpool, sid Aug Is.
Daphne NOR, Hansen, Koch effort, sid Aug22.
Meteor Ger, Hlde6randt, Hamburg. sid
Aug IL.
Nuoya Manila UtaD, Massone. Hull via
Grlmsby. sid June as.
Brodrene Nor, Olsen. st Vincent, sid Aug 9.
Agder (Nor). Flagstaff, Rio Janero, sid July
sjomanden (Nor), Lunde. at Buenos Ayres
July l2.
t5ehon AUS, Cosulich, at Lisbon Sept 3.
ValOna tBrl, Andrews, Liverpool sid Sept 8.
SarOn (Norl, Allen, Hamburg, sid Sept g..
Mary Jane OBJ, Christian, Fleetwood, sid
Septl5.
Alsen tGer,. Holz, St Vincent c v. sid Aug
81.
BRIGs.
Woodbury., Brown, New York, sid Aug % for
Curacao and Little Ouracos.
Express Ger. Voss, Newry, sid Aug 10.
Raven tBr), Hendry, Hamburg, sid Sept II.
sOHOONERS.
John Cottingham, Cranmer, Bath, sid Aug
z.
Annie Millard, Steelman, Philadelphia, up
| Aug 20.
W B Steelman, Graham, Baltimore. sid septic.
Annie BLISS, O'Donnell, Baltimore, sid Sept
10.
Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore, cid Sept Is.
Dalsey Parkhurst, Hooper, Philadelphia,
cid Sept l6.
A Denike, Townsend. Baltimore. up Sept II.
Benz Lee. Steelman, Baltimore, up sept IT,.
| Virginia Rulon, Mills, Baltimore, up Sept H..
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THE CRANBERRY CROP.
How it is Gathered, Prepared and
Shipped to Market.

shipped 10 Market.
From the Boston Advertiser.
WAREHAM, MASS, Sept. 14.-There is
culture and culture. Wareham's culture
IS principally of the cranberry variety,
and hundreds of acres of her once worth
less bogs have been reclaimed at the ave-
rage expense of $500 an acre, and set
with cranberry vines. From this will be
gathered in the next six weeks, and with
in the radius OF nine miles from the Ware
ham station, more than 10000 barrels of
cranberrles, requiring some 1000 pickers,
screeners, packers, coopers. teamsters,
ETC., at weekly pay roll approxlmating
$25. 900.
While all of this Transformation OF
worthless boys into valuable land has
been going on, with vast outlay of capt.
tai, the people have still adhered to that
old degraded name, "bog."
During the past week pickers werecon-
stantly arriving from the cape, and by
Saturday night the number reached some
600. Great was the activity in pitching
tents and erecting shanties. In the as
semblage is Capt. Sharp, of the Salvation
Army, who hopes to gather in a spiritual
crop during the cranberry harvest. There
will be at least 1000 pickers on these
parks by the close of this week, but the
WOrk Will not T6dCu lbS u0lBuJ DelOT6 next
week.
Picking was begun on Wednesday OF
last week, and the fruit is shipped from
day to day by rail South and West, one
carload going to San Francisco. Several
shipments have been made on European
bound steamers.
No small amount Of executive skill is
required in the organization of a regi-
ment of pickers. The discipline is strict
in the matter OF clean picking, unneces-
sary noise, etc. The pIckers are organ
lied into gangs of 100 under two book
keepers and two bosses. The sections on
the parks are lined with white cords four
feet apart, and between the lines pickers
work in pairs, using siX-1uart pals, and
pouring from the full pals into barrels in
charge of the bookkeepers.
When these barrels are filled with ber-
ries they are taken by teams to the screen
ing sheds, where they are thoroughly
screened. AT the tunnel end of the screen
stands the runner, who takes the last
look and runs the fruit into barrels. When
the barrel is filed, a cooper takes charge,
shakes and presses down the fruit and
nails up the head. Next the barrels pass
TO the shippers hand, and receive the re-
qulred brand, "Cape Cod Gran berries,
from Wankin .Qush Bog" Then of they
go on the first train for all the world
around, cheered on by the worlds sugar
producers.
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hon, McGrath & Co. Lee Roy MYERS, Nc
kenpa ". y j Miller Il Co. Mcmillan Bros.
ID Myerson n Morrison, III Myers \ Bros,
Z Matthews, g Noble, Neidilnger y II, Del
schig q X. A Nichols, order Miller Agt,
rainier Bros, Paulsen 4 Co, Planters mills,
PuIzel, h Platshek, d Porter, Pearson & >.
u Parish, Power 4 NJ, Reiser Il ;, ID ho-
gers, N Rovelsky, IL solomon & Son, j Sog-
Smith RIOS sS' Gn Senwnr]i schreiner
Soiomons Co, Savannah Cotton Press, L
Springer, Shuptrine. j SILVA. IL Swartz-
baum, Jno sullivan, w ID Simklns, steamer
Katie, } w lyman, Tuberdy Vale Royal
Mfg Co, j A II Umbach. Weed & C., b 9
wright, d Welsbeln. @ Walter & Co, st J X
1onge, Thos West, Wylly 4 c, Western U Tel
Go, southern Elk Co, Ga & Fla B Co.
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DAVID PORTER,
To All Whom it May Concern
122 Br0ughtOn st.

10 All NhOm IL May Concern
CITY OF SAVANNAH, !
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, Sept. 10, 1876,
THE following resolution was adopted by
l. the City Council at a special meeting
held tins day. and is published for the infor-
nation of all concerned.
By order of the Mayor p. t.
FRANK f.. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
By Committee on Streets and Lanes
WHEREAS, After an inspection by the City
Survey or several buildings IN the city have
been found to be in an unsafe condition, and
whereas it is deemed necessary that the same
should be repaired or put in a condition 30 as
to be safe to the public at once;
Theteftre, be IL rssotced, That the owners Of
all property in the city on which there are
now buildings in an unsafe condition be at
once notified to proceed TO put such buildings
in a safe condition within Ave days from the
passage of this resolution; and unless said
bindings are put in safe condition, then the
Council shall proceed to have such nuisances
abated.
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TnttPru.
CAPITAL PRIZE. S75, 900.
100. 900 Tickets Mt Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths, in proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to............. $265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only TO the Office Of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
Money Orders, or New York Exchange In
ordinary letter. Currency by Express at our
expensel addressed NJ. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Washington, D. G.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Ito numbers from 1888 to 1883 inclusive,
being so numbers on each side of the
number drawing the Capital Prize OF
100 numbers from 8429 o3529 inclusive, be-
ing 80 numbers on each side Of the num-
Der drawing the Capital Prize of $5c. 900. 100
100 numbers from 72439 to 1883 inclusive.
being 30 numbers on each eide of the
number drawing the Capital Prize of
SzO,OOU. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
l000numbers ending with SO, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of Sl5o.OOO- ............... 80
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing. Class /, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
100000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes
corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans. La, this
q. II. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
No. Boss draws Capital Prize, $i5c 200,
sold In Washington, ID. & L., Boston, Mass, San
Francisco and Oakland, Cal. Carson City,
New, Deerfeld. n. Y. and Osceola, Iowa.
No. 3479, draws Second Capital Prize, $50. 900,
sold in New Orleans, Chicago, Ills, and Dali
las, Tex. No. 72450 draws Third Capital
Prize. $4,000, whole sold in New York City.
No. Ss6lS, draws $4,000, sold in Cincinnati,
o. No. 729Ss. draws 81. 900, sold in Chicago
H.. Louisville. KY, and Portland, Oak. Nos.
1921, 44Sl0. 7065&, S4276. draw each $4,000 sold
in New York, New Orleans, Boston. Chicago.
San Francisco, Oakland, and Maxwell, Cal 8,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Memphis. Tenn, Kansas
City, and Slater. Mo-, Savannah, Ca, Plain
vile, Mass. Tylersburg, Pa. stanford, KY,
Ottawa, H., Fort Smelling. Mimi, Pearl. La,
and It. John, n. B., Canada.
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MONDAY. Sept 20. 1876
YESTERD ~.

s.oor,abp Nacoochee. Kempton, New lorK
- t.a W Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
,. ling, w T Gibson. Manager
steamer Katie B BevDli M AuguSr" anu wa"
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Drugs an0 1tts0irinre.
s Fl A K f N

By the Earthquake and
Uncle Samuel, | desire to re-
mind my friends and the pub
lie generally that | have a
Full Stock Of the best of
everything kept in a we'll APP.
pointed Drug Store, which |
desire to dispose Of from day
to day-for a consideration.
[ hope by strict attention
to business, and the utmost
carefulness in every case, to
merit a full share of patron
age.
DAVID PORTER,
122 BrOughtOn st.
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MARIrIME MISCELLANY.

Pensacola. Sept l4-Me'srs Rosasco Bros
have received a letter from Aspinwell in
forming them that the Colombian brig Perla
de Orienta which sailed from this port for
Aspinwal June 5, and which was supposed
to be lost at sea. had been heard from. The
vessel put IN at st Lucie, Jamaica, short of
provisions, having lost her course through
the reported inefflciency OF her master. and
after getting supplies sailed from that port
Aug g. but at the date of the letter. Aug 81.
had not reached Aspinwall, although out 81
days.
Porto Plata, Sept l4-River steamer City of
Pawtucket arrived under sail and steam from
near the Capes of SANTANA on the 18th p m. and
after letting go anchor dragged on the beach.
lightened about ~ tons of coal and hauled off
without damage. Crown sheet OF boiler gave
out during he voyage. and will probably be
repaired here suflc emily to reach st Thomas.
Captain and crew all well.
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MEMOIR AND

e+oam. min Niceto tSpl, UgSrte, Philadel-
no IN 6allast-A Minis & Sons.
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var York. Sept l7-Arrived. schrs VIM FL
unHrins. Barrett, Jacksonville; E Gaover,
erred rspsd schr Hazard, satterly, George
Nond and Port Harralson. ) Z.
Ned, steamship 81 Asaph (Br), savannah.
b. Ianeiro, about Sept l0-Arrived. schr
|M B Millen. late Young VINO oleu Oh INC p"s-
'sE'' T TIo,,e% Aug 3l-sailed. bark Alsen
| a. Holy. Savannah, DernOrd, for South
| CSrnllna. ,r,, son+ T. Arr,vad
/ ,cbr NJ K Rawley, Rawley, Georges Haroor,
me- so lr no. Sc. Sent l5-sailed, schr Lii
4 .oh = kaminskl. Woodbury., New YORK.
Sailed, st amer Pope Catlin, New YORK tor
J4FsHr"andina, Sept ls-Arrived, schr Lewis
W Cortingnam, Frederick, New York via
Fl Bnl River. D. Dill
H oioInnia. Andrew Nevinger, Smith, do.
80 AuCrsttre, Sept l4-Sailed, schr Five
H rr,ther johns, Fernandina.
In mort about i4th. schr Ajax, NorGnup, Tug
,rmher fn Philadelphia.
OIiacksonvine. Sent l7-Arriyed. schrs st
1onrs. Gilmore. Belfast; City Of Baltimore,
yswts, %; Louis Buckl. Mount, New 10rk;
Sailed from Fort George l4th, scnr Bella
Russell Sieelman, New YORK
Kew West. Sept 17-ArriVed. steamer L d
= s all 3D. ste mers state of Texas, Williams
from New York;, Galveston' Cipero (br)'
YFernandina. Fla, Sept l7-Arrived, schr
DIDO Br), ThurstOn, New York NINA,
sailed, steamer City of Antonio, wilder,
Darien, Ca Sept l7-Cleared, bark Ausekhs
ru ), New mann. Queenstown or Falm0nth;
scLIs Minnie s B0nsal. Lodge, New ork;
Helen |. Martin, Fountain, do; B W Morse,
brunswick, Ga, Sept l7-Arrived, bark Be-
ROMA (Nor), DIX, Rio Janeiro; schr Harry
Prescott. Turner. Savannah. .
Sailed 18TH, schrs Geo Il Ames, Marshall
Providence: Anna. Gatlette, Bridgeport.
Penssoola. Sept l4-In quarantine, ship
Adelaide Baker (Br), McGregor, from En-
penada: bark Timoleante utaD, Massa, from
Barbados. ,,.--
New York, Sept l9-Arrived, steamships
City OF Savannah from savannah. kanawha
from Newport News, City OF Columbia from
Charleston, Wyanoke from Richmond. Sene-
ca from Norfolk, Labretague from HaVre,
Egypt from Liverpool.
Arrived out, steamship Gilert.
Boston, Sept 19-Arrived, steamship City OF
Macon from savannah.
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shirrirn grtrIl'nritrr.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
ml'-
sUH - 6:03
S 81 ,rER nc savannah l2:l2 ", l2:5l Pm
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CHARTERS.

Ship Regulus tNor), Pensacola to Montevl-
di =, lumber, $;3 so.
Bark Albion tBr), Brunswick to Spanish
port, lumber, SO.
Schr John f Sanford, Apalachicola to Phil
adelpha, lumber, IS.
Steamship Argosy (Brl, Coosaw. S c. to the
United kInS dom, phosphate, pit.
Schr Annie Bishop, Darlen to New York,
lumber. So.
schr Maud Snare. Brunswick to New York
or AmbOy. lumber. S. 20 free wharfage.
schr Hattie Dunn, Pensacola to New York,
lumber, 81 SO.
Bark Hope tBr), Brunswick to Rosario,
lumber, private terms.
Schr VIM T Green, Doboy or Union Island
10 st Johns, n F, resawn lumber 81, and
hewn So $500 per dav.
schr Emily P Schmidt, New York to Jack
sonville, coal, 81 50.
Schr Pala,ka, Brunswick or Satilla River
to New York or Boston, lumber, So.
Schr Benz Lee from Savannah to Balti-
more, 1000 feet lumber at So % per NJ: 90, =
00o feet per dsy.
Schr Virg mia Rulon, 9i6 tons, from Balti-
more to savannah, phosphate at 81 So and
hack to Washing on, D c, lumber at So; IS, 900
feet per day.
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,pRIvED AT QUARANTINE YEsrER-
A"i DAY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-20
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landinGs--466 hates cotton. sacks peas, 1854
bbls rosin, SO bbls spirits turpentine, . cases
eggs, box wax. bales hides. ] horse, l or
gan, coop chickens.
Per steamer E hel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way andings-2A0 bales cotton, 27s bbls naval
stores, jugs WINE. bales hides, 4 coops fowls,
zsacks meal, trunk mdse, box mdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-20
SUMMARY.

Population-Whites, 20,72O; blacks, ls,lil.
Total 44.68l.
Annual Ratio per 1000 for week-whites,
26.4; blacks, Tl.O.
Health Officer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-20
CONSUMERS.

CONSlGN EES.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
IGndinGe-J 5 Wood & Bro. Gnrnett. S q Co,
Herro1 Il g. w Miller. Jno Flannerv n Co.
W W Gordon " Co, Cavalier 4 Co, Baldwin
., 20 w w Chisholm, III II ID Mcintyre,
IL Conner q Co. Warren 4 A. Woods & Co,
Peaccck. ii Il Co. Luddcn h Il, ID Y Dancy,
cutler :, L p Bond, A Lefiler. Chestnut e
O'N, j Williams. Mohr Bros. y J Morrison
FER steamer Ethel. from Cohcn's Bluff and
way andings-G Walter Co. Heron Il G.,
~ - Bogart, Jpo Flannery 4 Co, Butler h s.
" W Gordon n Co. NJ 4 D Mcintyre. Or
uer, GRrnett. ) Il Co. Woods s. Go, Z Da-
Hnanl, Williams, W w Chisholm, L Moyle,
EES&idwn Y Co, Ii NJ Conner u Co, d Y Dancy,
Ems u Co, HolCOmbe, G Il Co. W Miller,
NJ r hutchins, Miss & Il Thomson. A j Ives,
MuMlllan Bros, Mrs Preister, w 1 Jackson.
ersteamship Nacoochee. from New York
IN Aatmayer Co, abrams 4 u. T r Bond,
hyGE ). Bendheim Bros n Co, } & Butler.
~ bacon n co S w Branch ID Brown, NJ
mrnhaum, Bvck Bros. T Baach. Rlodgett, NJ
a 70 Bond, II \ e. o Butler, w Beach Il W.
: 3 BLOCK, q II Carson. Crohan 4 d, Cohen
TT"nnnor. Il Cheatn0m, A y Collins II Co,
+ Connor, II NJ carter. Dasher n Co,
7 NJ "A Douglass y Co, J Doyle, A Doyle, J
tFLpstelh 4 Bro, 6 Eckstein 4 Go, VIM Es,ill,
mpsteln W.. Einstein's Sons, A IA Entel-
~ ~ frank q Co, NJ Ferst n Co. Fried. III
& ~ ~ FiesweIl n. A II Fawcett, Fleischman
SGnckenhcimer 4 Son. & NJ GILBERT & co, j
@ofham, George n &. Graham q Il. j r Ger
=, II, alAc; Gray \ Oh. Mira W W Gordon, r Gut
q R1nn' Grecnbsum, NJ Garfunke, Hexter
q "A, lianley, Hymes Bros q Co, ID Hogan,
a.io.c3mDe. q Co, A Heller. } X Haltiwau-
fiTr, . Helmken NJ q Helmken, L Ham,
iHiSsG On Bros, L Hand care g S Walter q Co,
K ZONES; II Johnstone, Ksyanaush Y d,
a lang, A Lefier, Jno Lyons 4 Co, Launey
w. LiiIenthal 4 Son, Lindsay & NJ, Mira c
liz, Levy hro. Lowell & l.. y Labiche,
MpPhan liros. II II Livingston. Lndden 4 X,
Ut y u ester. w u Moi IS co. Mohr Bros.
@'e'HHar Brus s c.. s Mtth'li. } J McMa-
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landinFs-J Hinley, L Seckinger. NJ
RoN. Walsh, T f Davis, NJ Martin Jr.
Mrs z Butler. Miss p r BlaEewood, Mrs J
a Lakewood. Mrs J T. Mckenzie. g Ferry,
Mis-" q Wilson. A y FLOYD, and IS deck
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
9ndings-F johnson, z c Bennett. Mrs ] .
gray. Mrs r Alsop, Miee Carrie Raymond,
Mrs Mary Raymond. Mrs o G Raymond, II l.
Williams, NJ A Blenkampen, r S Thompson,
NJ Msnard, l. Al Conner. S Lewis, Master Ii
Tuun.
Per steamship Nacoochee, from New York
J. liubbell, Mrs Zoaunez, j l. Russell and wife.
Mrs TischmeveT, Miss Eisenhower. Miss T
Plt.olke. III ISIS NJ A White. Mrs p Burns, Miss
ii II May, p GriGsey, r o Golfer. Mrs OF
tensoser. j Bodenheimer. ID Ottenson. B
Bova and WIFI. SanGersO and wife, J L
Cobbs, Mrs Ramsdae, @ Levap, + J mosher
" Fisher Mitchell. Mary Williams (col,
Matilda Williams tcol), A Williams (coD, En-
ma johnson (coll, and % storage.
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Ise "IttH IIVIt ~ eDeF bVt6W VFt UHU tItftO
by the people Of any State.
N aArna. arnLAA oa. mai nnnea
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Tern R,

81, 1854
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RECAPtrU LATION
Deaths in city-Whites. 10; blacks and col
ored, 20; total, 50. Premature brths-Blacks
and colored, l.
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nte, New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Trimmings
!, New Jerseys. New Walking Jackets, New Gooda
It sale of Handkerchief on Saturday next at