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THE POSTMASTER,

Winchester, Mass. says; am personally
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
and was astonished at the remarkable
effects of your Sulphur Bitters in curing
their son, and its large sale is undoubt-
eddy due 10 the fact that it is an honest
medicine. know Of many others who
have been cured by its use, and | do not
think too much can be said in its praise.
Yours truly, Geo. P Brown, p. M.
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Merchants employing collecting agen.
cies to realize on slow debts, will do well
to be careful as to the methods used. A
dry goods dealer of Mexico, Mo-, has
been fined $500 and costs because a col
lection agency sent one of his customers
bill inclosed in an envelope on which
the words bad Debts" were printed in
large type,
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Afllicts nearly every one in the spring.
The system having become accustomed
TO the bracIng air of winter, is weaken.
ed by the warm days of the changing
season, and read " yields TO attacks OF
disease. Hoods SarsaparilIa is just the
medicine needed. 1t tones and builds
up every part of the body. and also ex
pels all impurities from the blood. Try
il this season.
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Th. Republican victory in Oregon,
Monday, is important in several re
spocts,
First Being the most pronounced Re-
publican victory gained there since the
war. il is ominous of the verdict that
other close States will pronounce upon
the administration.
Second, 1t indicates that in the No
vrmbcr election Republican electors will
he chosen. Smith NJ. Weed having
failed now to corrupt the State, he will
probably remain away then.
Third. 1t secures the election of Re
publican to succeed Senator Dolph next
Nlrch.
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Dyspep.Ia and Liver Uomn,s,n

Is it not worth the small price of rs
cents to free yourself Of every symptom
of these distressing complaints, if you
think so call at our store and get bot
tie of Shioh's Vitalizer. Every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use &C
cordingly, and if 1t does you no good it
will cost you nothing. Sold by John T.
Shurtleff, druggist,
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IuE OTHER SIDE OF THE IRISH
QUESTION.

We are in favor Of Home Rule" for
Ireland, There is no good reason why
Ireland should not be placed IN the same
relation to Great Britain that is enjoyed
by Canada. If this were done the Irish
name as a nationality would be perpetu-
ated. and this is the great desire of all
sons # the Emerald Isle, however much
they may differ as TO methods. But, as
throwing light upon the reason why the
acceptance Of the Papal Rescript is
probable, we give below an extract
written by Rutland County gentleman
now in Ireland. As a matter of news it
shows that there has been a great
amount Of humbug aud Henry George
theories mixed up with the League
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GRIFFIN-DORETuY- 81. FRANCIS Dc
Sales Church, June 4th, by the Rev. J. S
Niichaud, Dir. Andrew j. Griffin and Miss Bridget
A. Dorothy, all of Bennington.
LYNCH-SLATTERY.- St. Francis De
Sales Church, May II, ~ the Rev.J S. Mchaud
Mr.. John Lynch eff Lowell, Mass, and Miss
Bridget Slattery Of this town.
LEWIS-WINNER- New York June 9th
in the Washington Heights NJ. Z. Church, by the
Rev. VIM n. Seares, Mr.. Larrcmore Lewis Of
Bennington, and Miss May izabeth. only
daughter of Geo II. Winner, Esq, OF the former
place
The ceremony was performed at II O'Clock, a.
M, in the presence of many friends.
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The charges that Melville w. Fuller,
nominee for Chief Justice of the United
States, acted improperly when a jury
commissioner. are energetically denied.
Half breeds in the Canadian North
west charge General Middleton of the
Canadian volunteers with having lille
gally seized 100000 of furs belonging to
than
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RECEPTION TO MINISTER PHELPS.

The reception in Burlington last Fri
day is reported as brilliant affair, and
was in honor of Minister Phelps by
citizens of Burlington at Billings library
University of Vermont The occasion
partook of the nature of farewell re-
ceptiOn, as Mr.. Phelps left for Washing
ton Monday, and many of his friends
from other parts of the State took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to pay their
respects. Billings Library has been the
scene Of many pleasant reunions, but
none more successful or elaborate than
that which took plack last Friday. Mr..
Phelps occupied position in the vesti-
bule, and the guests were presented by
Mayor Henry. President Buckham of
the University of Vermont. and Mrs.
Henry and Miss Mamie Buckham assist
ed in receiving. Among those present
DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb, Colonel
and Mrs. LeGrand b. Cannon of New
York, Professor Rice of Williams Col
lege, Judge w. G, Veazey of the Su-
preme Court of Vermont, ex-Judges
Barret and Dunton and the Hon. l.. w.
RedingtOn of Rutland, the Hon. IL. G.
Root of bennington, the Hon. George
Hammond of Middlebury, Col. A. NJ,
Dickey of Bradford and other prominent
guests. Letters Of regret were received
from Secretaries Bayard. Whitney,
Villas and Endicott., Postmaster Gener-
al Dickinson, Senators Edmunds and
Morrill, and from other prominent men
in all parts of the country.
There were no speeches during the
evening" at Minister Phelps's request.
After conference with the President
and Secretary Bayard he will sail June
10 for England on the steamer Aller, the
same one on which he came over. He
is in the best of health and has secured
a much needed rest. Beyond few din
ner parties in his honor by Colonel Can
non and others he has avoided social
claims,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Elm TREE HOUSE
FOR SALE oRTo RENT.

Also for sale four Dwelling Houses, opposite
Hotel, and one Grocery Store; two Dwelling
Houses, almost newt on River Street, and one
Dwelling House on Pottery ST., Bennington VT.
Terms easy. NJ. Z. HEALY, Hotel Fitchburg.
14lf lIoosick Falls n v.
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CPECIAL VILLAGE MEETING.

nRnRT v1Rewarded are those who read
uIuI M this and then act they will and
MV.nH honorable employment that will
IA OA40 not take them from their homes
and families. The profits are large and sure for
every industrious person, many have made and
are now making several hundred dollars month.
Il is easy for any one to make s. and upwards
per day, who is willing 10 work. Either sex, old
or young; capital not needed we start you
Everything new. No special ability required; you
reader, can do II as well as any one. Write TO US
at once for full particulars, which We mail free
Address Stnson & Co, Portland, Maine. leyl
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The stockholders OF the Bennington and Rut-
land Railway Company are hereby notified that
the annual meeting Of said Company and the cleo
ton Of directors and other officers Of said Com
panv, necessary to be elected by the stockholders,
will be held and made at the First National Bank
Of North Bennington, on the first Tuesday I'D day.
Of July, A. D., 1855 at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Dated at Bennington. Vt, June tlh. 1883.
Dw3 u. W. HARTMAN, CLERK.
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FOR SALE !

In the Village Of North Bennington, W., one
Store Dwelling House and Livery Stable. with
an acre Of land near Depot Further informa
tion In relation TO above, by mail or otherwise
can be had by communicating with
NJ. Z, uEALY. Hotel Fitchburg,
IIu A9osqk Falls, ny
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chairman
FREDERICK W. BALDWIN,
(SecrciarYO
Republican

Towns will be represented in convention on the
basis VI one delegate from each town-one for
every 100 votes and one for every fraction OF lOO
votes exceeding 80, cast for the Republican can
I.dlle for Governor in 1884
ON the ABOVE basis towns will be entitled to
..fr-sput.tlCu rs follows:
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BORN.
MATTHEW,

RICE In Bennington, May Both, to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Robert NJ. Rice, daughter.
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BENNINGTON & RUTLAND RAIL
Id WAY COMPANY

USE ORANGE BLOSSOM BLEND TEA
The Finest Tea In the World. 20wA
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Tbe 8euutn9iOn ganner
BENNINGTON VERMONT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE Z,
STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Vermont through their
delegates are hereby requested to meet in con
vcntiou at Montpelier on Wednesday, June 9Th,
1858 al 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF Plac,
lug In nomination candidates for the offices OF
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, sec
rotary OF state, Auditor of Accounts, ana Two
Presidential Electors at large, to be supported oy
,hc freeman of the State at the next September
election. a..
basis of one delegate from each town, one for
every one hundred votes, and one for every tTac
tiuu OF one hundred votes eqceeding nifty cast Tor
The Republican candidate for Governor in 1884.
Delegates will be chosen at primary meetings
called by Republican committees in each town
and civ, and will provide themselves with proper
credentials signed by the secretary OF said pri-
mary meeting at which they are elected, ana
present same 20 the State Committee AZ thelr
headquarters the Pavilion Hotel-immediately
upon their arrival.
The usual courtesy Of fare one way VIII be eN-
tended by the several railroads in the State; ex-
pLcit directions for securing round trip tickets
and return checks will be given upon the blank
credentials sent each town committee
Carroll s. PAGE,
chairman
FREDERICK W. BALDWIN,
GEORGE W. GR4NDEY, Republican
CHARLES H. WELLING,
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS,
NJ A, BINGHAM, state
:, d. HOB5OS
Oils MERRILL,
A. *. Manning,
gNuE {. STEARSS, COMMITTEE
WILLIAM K PAGE,
rlbLN I, PTEIN,
lIvAyT N. REED,
AuTuEH y. GREENE.
Barton, June /, ISIS,
Towns will be represented in convention on the
I..... 80 one tplppatA from each tONn-One for
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OUR GRAND STREET PAGEAN1

4 world " Splcniir Wonder and Sweet Sounds
iuni. Dazzling qnl Rcwildurngly Beautiful
Many BANDS 0i Music Many Golden ChaIiots,
'ars aul Cages 4 Whole McungCric Of Wild
Animals Omen IN the STREETS.
, ..sffv, Programrnrs, Posf~"s. cfc., for
d-'Tiis. 5Hro Exhibitions D"nV.
.G.ALPt-Es "hIiirrn uud,rHy,urs. hall price
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W.R. WORTHINCPON I SON

We have taken special pains to select a very
nice, clean stock this spring, and we feel conf
deht that our goods and prices will please the
uense line of Mems, Boys and Children's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-04

Lowell & L, A LETTER, ] LaFar, Fl Logan M
LAWN, Launey & g. McGrath & Co, Mohr Bros,
Marshall House, D P Myerson, D Mcdonnell,
Mendel & D. Lee Roy Myers g. Co. McGillis r,
H Myers q Bros, Moore, II & Co, w Meyer,
Nichols, G A Nicoll, Jno Nicolson Jr, Ocean
House, T O'Brien, Order Heron & G. Order II
Miller agt, Order Stern, Palmer Bros, Order
g W Tiedeman & Bro, L Putze, N Paulsen & Co,
f c Pacetti, C d Rogers. Reiser g. S, ] REILLY.
Jno Reideman, Roos, T RaderiCk w Reid.
Rice Mill, Ross & 6, Jas Ray, s, F & W Ry. d
Sampson, A A Avelhe, II Solomon & Son, 7 ar
Schroeder, Savannah Steam Bakery, ] s Silva
Strauss Bros, Smith Bros & Co. Screven House,
Jno Sullivan, Springer, Slater NJ & Co. T
Thornton, L A Schwarz, g f Stults, Watson g.
man, A NJ & w West, Wiinsky, Wood & S,
Southern Elk Co, Ga g. Fla s b Co, Augusta
Steamboat co
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, Aug. g. noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at ~ per cent. Exchange
long, 81 1904 S54; short, 81 67140l4 S7L&
State bonds neglected. Government bonds dull
ant heavy.
Erie .............. 26B Richm'd& W. PIT.
Chicago s. North ll2X Terminal 80. 24s4
Lake Shore. 95R Western Union. S056
MORT. & w. pref . 5ON
500 .. m.-ERchange active but weaker,
Money easy and unchanged. Sub-Treasury
balances-Coin. S157 955, 900; currency, $40 255,
600. Government bonds dull but steady four
per cents 1885,. four and half per cents l0794.
State bonds entirely neglected.
To-day's stock market was dull and Of a
negative character all the way out, but was
rather heavy in the forenoon, recovering later
in the day. Speculation is just now in a wait
ing condition, as there has been very extensive
realizing by large interests, and this giving
more encouragement. Some selling by for
eigners at the opening this morning gave the
heavy to weak tone noticeable in the early
dealings, and this induced some short selling by
traders, who are once \more the principal
makers of quotations Reports from the West
in regard to crops was of an unfavorable ma
ture, the damage by heat and storms to the
growing corn and wheat being the burden of
most of them, and they had certain influence
upon the course of prices, although such ad-
vices are now generally looked upon with
suspicion on the street The Vanderbits still
continue to be the chief bull card and Michigan
Central to-day made another squirt in an up
ward direction. though 1t was all over in an
hour, and q portion Of the Improvement after
ward lost Early sellers were covering up to-
ward the close, which changed the tone of the
market from weak to firm, and resulted in
some appreciation of values, but outside Of the
stocks mentioned above and a few speciaties
among which Minneapolis and 81. Louis was
the most conspicuous, movements in the list
utterly Insignificant. Sales aggregated
10000 shares. The following were the closing
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TX futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Hignest. Closing

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-F1our quiet but steady
and unchanged; Howard street and Western
superfne go 5O62 s.. extra SO OO@3 81, family
81 1904 IS, city mills superhne S2 J002 10. ex-
ira SO 256D3 rs; Rio brands "a 6004 IS. Wheat
South active and lower; Futz S6@9ic, Long
berry s7G92c; Western quiet but steady; No.
winter red. on spot s9lR@S94c. Corn-sopth.
ern duh and easier; white 57t60c, yellow SO
060c. Western quiet but steady.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 3-Flour quiet and dull
Wheat cash weaker; options easier, with the
market slow and tame closing A4D1c below
yesterday; No. 2 red, cash S@9zgs SIC; August
delivery sls4@S2Iac;. September s2tsQs2Ac.
Corn-little doing; No. red. cash 440D111zc
options lower, with considerable pressure to
sell and not much demand. coupled with de-
cline In other markets, though the weather In
the west was clear aud hot, prices gradually
sank and the close was 34c below yesterday;
August delivery 43c September 42I6c Oats
flrrner, with good demand; No. 2 cash s4Gt24z4c,
August delivery 2314c, september delivery ESQ
234c Whisky steady at III "A. Provisions dull
and lower: Pork, job lots s15.
CINCINNATI, Aug 3.-Flour firm. Wheat
strong and active; No red s3Ds4I6c. Corn
quiet and firm; No. 2mixed 47c Oats unsettled;
No. mixed S3035c. Provisions duh and
higher at SIS. Lard firm and scarce at 8 30,
Bulk meats lower; short ribs at yb 81. Bacon
easier; short clear $40 WHISKY firm at 81 II.
s. 40. packing and butchers 50 IS.
LoursvILLE, Aug S.-Grain and provisions I'M
changed.
New ORLEANS Aug. S.-Coffee, demand light;
0OluNTh nEtut IIO CdIROeh, W
1sAGpi5I%c. Cotton seed products nonllnally
unchanged. Sugar steady and in good demand;
Louisiana open kettle, prime 69Ac; fully fair
6If louisiana centrfugals, choice yellow clari-
fed TIC. Molasses steady; Louisiana open
kettle, fair to good fair 10000; Louisiana cen
trfugals, prime to good prime lSc
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3, noon.-Spirits turpentine
2Ss.
Nav YoaK Aug 3, noon.-Spirts turpentine
steady at 36Ac. Rosin steady at 81 02IfG1
ON.
pcntine dull at 36c.
CHARLESTON Aug. s.-Turpenune quiet at
3S14c. Rosin quiet; good strained S0c.
WILMINGTON, Aug 3.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 33<c Rosin dull; strained zoe,
good strained 75c. Tar firm at 81 IS. Cruds tur-
pontine firm; hari 81 90. yellow dip and virgin
rs,
RICE
NEw YoRk. Aug. 3.-Rlcs steady.
Nav ORLEANS, Aug. 3.--Rice dull ut sake.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH
SAvAssAH, Aug 8, 1898

SAVANNAH aug ., fSeS.
STEAMSHIPS.
Juniata, 1920 TONS Christie, Philadelphia, ldg
Tallahassee, 1890 TONS Fisher, New York. ldg-
G G Anderson
VIM Lawrence, 1919 tons, Snow, Baltimoe, dis
Jas Il West & Co.
Three steamships
Cato (Nor), 476 tons, LANCE, River Platte ldg-
Hoist & Co.
Celurca (Br) 1856 tons, Nottingham, Europe ldg
Paterson Downing & Co.
Vinland (Nor), 482 ions, Kittelsen at quarantine,
wtg-A r Salas & Co.
Nehemiah Gibson, 10i tons, Rsley, Montevideo
ldg-A II Salas & Co.
Giovanni QtaD 1913 tons, Trapani, Europe. ldg-
NJ S Cosulich & Co.
Hndostan (Br), 674 tons, Clement Bristol, CID
Strachan Co.
Dorothy tBrl 80 tons, Williams at quarantine,
wtg-S trachan & Co.
Tillid, 43S tons. stetson, New York. ldg-- Master.
Robert Dillon, 49, tons, Leighton, New York. dis
-McDonough & Co.
Annie Batchelder, 4f3 tons, Gardner, Philadel-
phia, ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Two briggs.
soHooSERs.
Ida Lawrence, 4S9 tons, Young Baltimore, ldg-
JOS Roberts e Co.
Messenger 1923 tons, Falker, Fall River, ldg-
JOS A Roberts & Co.
Chas Morford, 345 tons, Squires Orient, L I. dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
l. A Burnhnm. $40 tons, Watts, Boston, ldg-Jos
A Roberts C Co.
Mary Morris, Az tons, Smith, Norfolk, dis
Jos A Roberts 81 Co.
Annie Bliss, 8l7 tons, o'Donnell, Baltimore. dis
Dale Dixon & Co.
June Bright, 800 tons, Barter, Boston, ldg--
W f McCauley.
NJ k Rawley 2s3 tons, Rawley Providence, ldg-
Master.
S G Hart. sos tons, Smith, Providence, ldg-
Master.
Flora Rogers, 1857 tons, Francis, Boston, ldg-
Master.
Ten schooners.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, from Baltimore
e r Crisp, w II Mobley, T b Luck, II w Ker
bert, J A Roberts, X w Atkinson, Mrs r w
Atkinson and children, Jas Coulburn. w A
Donaldson. C G Gordon, @ f Kemp, W V Whipped
Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York
j r Andres, l. A Wisenbaker, + Williams, j r
Williams F Pell, b f Oliveiros, r Burbeck
and wife, w Harris, NJ O'Byrne, T e Artephe,
Ii Rountree. W D Jelks and wife, b II Jordan,
Miss A Shorter, c Perry, J r Grady, J J Green
law, J Wolf, J NJ Lang, Train, j Mead. j
H Reynolds. Jos Finnesan, VIM Lauter. f
Roberts, Gonzales and steerage.
Per steamship City of Augusta. for New
York-dr and Mrs Epstein, A r Altmayer, p
Il Cohen, Miss Kate Wheatly Mrs l. Geroux. d
Grant, Miss r J Philbrick, Mrs e M Ouantock
Col Geo A Mercer Miss Bessie Beckwith. Miss X
Anderson, Rev W Stroul, Mrs John NJ Taylor,
Miss N Hanks, Mr. and Mrs White Rev 7 NJ
Lowry. Rev D L Bultolph Miss l. II NOVEL;, A
r Lawton Jr, Mrs l. Millen, inf and svt. Lieut.
hart, Mr. and Mrs WIN Dickson, Mr. Sickies. Miss
N Farrell, Miss NJ Davis W T Thomas.C C Stubb
Mr. and Mrs s Bins wanger, children and svt
C Z Austen, Cohen. D NJ Eelligan. w Barnes.
II l. Lilienthal, MIR and Mrs D Barnes and 2
children, L Potts, r Adair, Solomons, S Mein-
hard, T II Morgan, 2 Castlebury, Miss NJ John
son, Mrs Sholes, c c Hartshorn. w T Hogan
Mr. Ogden, J NJ Ogden, Masters VIM and f p
Harold Dickerson. Miss NJ Hogan, Master ID
Hogan. Mrs d Hogan infants and svt, J $
McCauley, Miss Hallowel Miss VI Mozart
ney, w Wilcox w l. Wilson. Gen G. NJ Sorrel
Mrs Gatchell, Mrs DeIaughter, Mrs J Nc
Mahon, Miss Harrell, Greenwood, NJ Green
wood, divine, j j Bennett, Mr. and Mrs X b
Taylor md svt, II Walsh, S A Crlmp, G. Ferry,
II N TrItott, J II Oliver. j b Whitoonb, Rev Jas
Mitchell, Fl McRoy, w Ridley, G Bewick, J
W Rhodes. Rambo, A Martin, L Herr, A G
Osgood. Miss McLure Miss II b GARRISON. Miss
NJ Clarkson, Miss VI l. Clarkson O'Donnell
VIM NJ Mcleod T Whitworst and steerage.
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CONSIgNHEa.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Aug
3-Fordg Office. J D Weed q Co, Rieser & s, W
II Cohen. 8 9ucksnheimer & Son. Palmer Bros
Ham TaSys Co. dy WATSON
Byck & s.. @ Eckstein g. Co, J r Williams & Co.
Per Central Railroad. Aug s-Forde Agt.
Peacock II & Co, p Williams q Go, City of
Savannah. Chestnut & ON Blodgett, M & Co,
q l. Jones', Frank 81 Co, c e Stults Rieser & s,
NJ Ferst & Co. Lee Roy Myers & Co, Harms & J,
Ech cir q V. Strauss BROS; stIllwell,, NJ 4 Co,
A II Champion, l. Putzel. + NJ Cox & Co. James
Dury, j @ Butler Moore. II & Co. Epstein q w
8 Guckeuheimer a. Son, Haines q ID. A S Bacon.
& M. 10 Haas, A NJ q w West. Ellis. Y a. Co,
J Shuptrne & Bro. Savannah Cotton Mills. p
Barrett, Morrison, & Co, Solomon & Son,
n Farley, II Myers & Bros. Henderson
Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway
Aug 3-Trarsfer Office, II Myers & Bros, Bush
& NJ, Meinhard Bros u 20, q Davis & Son. d S
Einstein, Mcnde & D. Smith Bros & Co, jas II
Hodges, T l. Kinsey, Stillwell, NJ & Co. A b Hull.
Dale d & Co, Frierson 4 Co, NJ Henderson,
o Haines. Savannah Steam Bakery, Letter,
NJ Ferst & Co, Jno Shoe maker, A Ehrlich & Bro.
S Krouskoh. 9 " fiedeman & Bro, b Floyd,
w y King. s Cohen. Graham & II, Tilton & Co,
Ellis. q Co, Peacock. II a Co. Baldwin q Co,
q ]. Jones, l. Freid, b NJ Garfunlsel Butler,
Ludden & u, w simkins q Co. II NJ Hutton.
H Aendel \ p D. Harms ] Al Miller & Go, e
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York.
Appel q 5, g w Allen, A Altmayer & Go, j II
Baker, Geo Beckman, II Berg. B Cubbedge,
i Berneir,. w Branch. Byck Bros, Byck & 5.
Burglar Alarm q ID 7 Co, J @ Butler CR q
Bkg Co. w q Cooper, J T. Carney & Co, NJ
Common, Cohen, Collins & Co, Coast Line
X X. u Conner s. Co, A Douglass & Co, Col
gate a. Co, Davis Bros, A Doyle Epstein q Bro,
Eokman V, Enrich & Bro, Epstein q W, q
Ebberwein, Epstein a. NJ @ Eckstein & Co, VIM
Estill, Elnstein L, j II Estill A Falk q Son,
N Ferst q Co, Frank e. Co. Fretwell u N James
Farie. l'leischmsn & Co, 8 Guckenheimer 4 Son,
Grady, Del g. 90, Still we'll. NJ e. Co, a Hanley.
A Hull. Hettrich q Co, Kavnnhdgh AZ u, W b
Kent, Lowell 4 Son, Lppman Bros, Lang,
Jpo Lyons q Co. ID B Iester Ludden Il B, | ID
Lhkoche's Sous, Lindsay * Al. Is IA Law a Hro