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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20
A SWORN CURE FOR ST. v

CRAwFoRDsvIILE, IND, May 10, 1886.
Nv daughter. twelve years old, had been AZ
ficted for several months with Chorea or st.
Vitus's Dance She was reduced to skeleton,
could not walk, could not talk, could not swat
low ANYTHING but milk. l had to handle her
like an infant Doctor and neighbors gave her
mn. commenced giving her the South Amerl'
can Nervine Tonic; the effects were very sur
Tousness and rapidly improved. Four bottles
cured her completely. l th:1k the South
American Nervine the grandest remedy ever
discovered, and would recommend II TO every
,one. mrs. We 70 A-NsAAA'"
STATE Of Indiana, lss.
Montgomery County,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this May
10 1887, CHAs. NJ, TRAVIS, Notary PUBIC.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20
NERVOUS DISEASES.

for class Of remedy has been able
with the Nervne Tonic which isye pleasant and harmless
u Nneenhs of all the ailments to which the human family heir are
dependent exhaustion and impaired digestion When there
supply food in the blood general state of debility of
the an spinal and is the result Starved like
ailments disappear the AS the
system supply all the by which the vital forces Of the
body are carried on the first suffer for want of perfect nutrition
Ordinary food does contain sufficient quantity tho kind nutrment
necessary repair the present mode of living and labor imposes
upon the nerves. this becomes that food be
supplied the South American Continent has been
found contain the essential elements out of which nerve tissue
This for its magic power all forms OF nervous
de-
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20

CnAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, Aug. %, 'S6.
To the Great South american Medicine Co.:
DEAR GENTS II desire to say to you that /
Gus disease of the stomach and nerves. tried
every medicine could hear of but nothing
done me any appreciable good until / was adj
~iscd TO try your Great South American Neryine
Tonic and Stomach and Liver Cure and since
aisng several bottles of It must say that am
surprised at its wonderful powers to cure the
stomach and general nervous system. II every
one knew the value of this remedy us do, you
would not be ablo to supply the demand.
j. A. HaRDEE,
f. Traos Mnntunmarv IN
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20

Mr.. Solomon Bond, member OF the Society
of Friends, of Darlington, Ind, says: u have
used twelve bottles OF The Great south Ameri-
and / consider that every bottle did for me ono
hundred dollars worth of good, because l have
not had a good nights sleep for twenty years
on account of irritation, pain, horrible dreams,
been caused by chronic indigestion and dys-
pepsia OF the stomach and by n broken down
Condition OF myneryous system. But now ! can
lie down and sleep all night as sweetly as baby,
and feel ike 3 sound man. do not think
there has ever been a medicine introduced into
this country which VIII ut MI compare VIII
this NerYiue Tonic as q cure for the stomach p
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20
ISIS DANCE OR CHOREA.

CRAwroRDsvrLLE, IND, June q, 1887.
Ny daughter, eleven years old, was severely
afflicted with st. Yitus's Dance or Chorea. We
gave her three and one-half bottles of South
American Nervine and she Is completely re-
stored. believe it will cure every case of ST
vituss Dance. have kept It in my family for
two years, and am sure 1t Is the greatest REM
edy In, the world for Indigestion and Dyspep-
STA. all forms of Nervous Disorders and Failing
Health from whatever cause.
JOHN 7. MIsH.
State Of Indiana (,,.
Montgomery County, ~
Subscribed and sworn to before me this june
%. 1887, CHAs. w. WRIGHT,
Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
NEWS FROM THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The New York branch Of the International Enkcr.
mon Of America haS dcicd the Central Labor Union
aud threatens indirectly u declare war on this p"wcr
hl organization if it raise, the b0ycou on Fcisch
mans yeast. ae the Central Labor Union want - do
The WOOD CuvG~' Union. Pll>emcn's Association
and Tnitod Machine Wood WORKERS Unions N0S. ~
suh 81. have auaearaicd under tho name Of fnf7i
turc Workers Union 40. ..
Chari,, =. Roger. # tie Marble Cutters Union.
Wa, elected grand marshal for the Labor Day parade
yesterday. Tho rM'c II tn parade viii be "a, fol
low. Form in Eat Ninth. Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth
and Thirteenth 49,. march mp Fourth ave. - Union
square, 10 ~cvcntc"'th st.. 10 Eighth ave. to Thirty
fourth 81. FIN ave. 20 Ioryse'ond Il. where tho
pAradcr- VIZ dl-haud
The Executive Iptud 81 IN" CpahC utt"rs' Union
m,f at 80. - Franklin IT, Yesterday 10 receive dp
plicition- from ualpn cutter for membership Do
~" union. Walter Ncstbryok. president al IN" Cl'ih
mg cutters In4on. VA present Win book lu
which were ~" nunIc- of cN member, ~ biz union
Who -tu owed tn union money. Many % the ap
pl.rau'- for membership In the Cloakcuttcr1' Mon
were pointed dcluqu'Tt> II %" clothing Gutter
Union and 10 them admission 10 the union
fused. until they had paid the clothing cutters from
rlO to 600 each.
At a meeting Of the Cloak OPERATOR Union al
40 i3I Allen 4. -tcrday il denied that ~"
uuiou demanded iho discharge # American girl.
Many uou.uuIon oloahmakcr, were initiated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
THE SICK cHiLDRry's NOME BY THE SEA.

tn. Aea.id. Home OF the Chudrcns Ala SOCIETY since
~ opening BOO Jun 'or the present -''-'" ms p''''
,.,r', 200 -ck infants. The -.,k children 81 u' p""
from al qusrts city, aft 'n examination h' prop
,r,v appointed physicians. af' I"''N'd if "'oA OF a
LANCER tira. n necessary 90" W FROM Oh" ocean proves
An NOS. ins,an,>, ue bc-t madeleine, md wee" AZ inc
homo f.-tore- the mo ority o., .ilti
Beside hc main huDdi. riHri'd hy D. NiIi' JAM -
several cottage. he ft~ b"n"S i'nt persons have D'h
added 80 that ,dditourI facilities are now an"id'a th
,budrer- AID Society for relieving tie poor ss m"''
WHO suffer so greatly during IT, heat ~ midsummer Ih
mortality auon4 the young chdru Of the poor has f'l
s.rca.rd during season since O." >''s'' Home
ana similar institutions have been established, ana no
greater bennett, conferred upon t' h'nr'' infants
~ a., tenement. than -fG them o" th' -"n-iof' und'i
prot.r medical care where us' 'in breathe re n'lR"'t
',g ocean nf T. thldr.n- AID >oci. -taud- rrndv u
f.nc these BLESSINGS m'an an given Thorn ioi
tu- lurIo.'.
Money ins,uded for "a, Sick Children Seaside Home
, De- san, ~ teorr. A. Co.. tltp-nrcr 10 the American
Y,eb,nee National Rams. o. l. W Hoiste. assistant
treasurer ~. 90 ST. Mtla'. Place. or o. ne R' \. =
s.csw well superintendent - aside Home. West I'D tonJ
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
4 BIG crown At coyEr ISLAND

II would be probably an underestimate 10 say that
30 600 people were al Concy land Yesterday. The
famous beach from the ar-tocutic Oriental Hotel, II
the eastern end Of the Island could be called beach
a. tie plcbcian waste If sand wet % RlvcuhaS va,
a thick ma, Of people. II was day to delight th"
soul If Il Concy Island landlord hot and damp. Just
the weather 10 turn on" into Il "dcmnltpn moist, nm
comfortable body y sultry breeze from TIE sea
famed the faces Of the per prug crowd and stlnu
lated -uch thirst that all the bar on the island
were ;hronc.d and the sale Of SOFT drinks and iced
milk wa, phenomenal The ehriI voiced V"ndcr-
wed IN lung power with the III ping huri> 1lrdic-
The laihing house, did such rushing hu-luc-, mat
some Of the baihrl, seemed 10 De- logged ont 10 some
Of last Years worn ont and ca-tOn -uii-. Al dan
long and far into the night the sluggish rollers were
blask with laughing. shouting hathrr-.
Among The cu'-t, AT the oriental Hotel Yesterday
were General Iatrhcldcc 81 Washington, Assistant
secretary Of the Treasury. and Charles 4. Coon, cN
Assistant secretary 81 the Treasury, 81 tn, cty Com
mand"r FOlgcr If Washington, aud Mlllam I. Gurus
and s. f.. StilWo ~ kausa, tIty.
Among those at the Manhattan Beach Hotel were
l. Victor BauChmau ana family, II Man land
The Rov Charles !. Deems, pastor Of ~" 'hui'h
Of the -cre Jed the religious services and preached
at Manhattan Ecach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
PLAINEIELD.

About one year ago the more ar'iocratc "I II''"'
cold ,ommutcr, on the Central Railroad pooled SUI"
If money FOR the purchase ~ club car for ucF 'N
,,.ivc usc The car was named The Howard amer
l. F. Howard the originator OF the scheme 9"I'e
time ago the club member, dccf"d that their '''1''
in, quarter, were no. Of sufficient elegance ana &C.
o,dinrlv they can I'd 10 D, bus Cor them new "H'
Landowner palace ON wheels. This car has JUST '''
coruplctci II j. seventy five feet long The decor"
,ion, consist chiefly Of quartcrcd oak ana mA'sa'S
Mirrors cuniucly arranged card tables ana 'i"I' 81
MAHOGANY and leather make the Interior Ike a nan"
.ome library or club room. The car cost FI7"''
and the special train with which II l. Ia lie ''Nn''''1
win be in charge Of the veteran conductor Joscp"
Case.
nrviIle r. Warnc. Of The STANDARD OH company b
Vow York Office. I'm check, up the Lrad, @i ~,
horse, Notwithstanding The order, 81 the ll'lNh''N
society for the Prevention % cruelty To Ninhis
he ba, given order To his 'olrhiu'h - N.oiW, J."
MIRO, II the society agent, persist lu moro
Nth III, animals Nr. Mhiinc s Tpoii"l - nave
aid. The society J., orcr,f"pprt li' Ii'io-du'',
I'm attending t. Interfere with Tie Iciilit up ~
nv hor~cs / arm tuNioI, 20 have -" que ICONS ~
,olvcd submitted 20 proper tribunal ana 'r't case
made a, | am quite suIr hall be- sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
TO PrLL DOWN Az ON SNIP HOrSE

The proposals. for removing Tho Old sh1"h"use al
Ma.-t Do the Navy Yard 10 which The monitor colossus
ana other vessels w"r" constructed durng the civil
War ar. o. o. olrn,d Washington Wednesday. tn"
hudinr with wings. is 20 BE- entirely taken down. ln
o,cry part the TOP - the foundation walls. Ever,
part ~ the structure excepting tho launching with
sa,s. and tho b'l which has been runF fof many
wear. their lahor- and - tell them
when t. c.n-, from them has also out fa~e nr
alarm. d and alarms for actual fire. Is ." be- in
cludcd IN the purchase. Tho boil }, 10 DO taken down
without ,nv INJURY deposited for hc 90 th"
,u,.rnu.nt whore directed III. demolition
begin within week from tho ddtr Of contract and ), 20 De-
conducted carefully Dot 10 interfere with thc usual
WORN ~ the ward Tho material % bc removed from the
limit. Of th, Navy YARD water and De- all
completed ln sNty working days nom the date Of b'en.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

The novel SIGHT ~ native thinnman. thristlrIcd.
but dressed boz iull Oriental costn with and ,haNen
head. occupying pulpit and preaching a sermon, was
prs.ntt a-t night tn Church u the sTanecrs Tn
pr l-hefs name 100 hi language IT. Ischo Sh' Dig
The uamr. given him baptism and by which h. j. known
now l- Charles W Marshall. he was h1pif and
received into the Christian faith " tn KN. Dr. Deems
more than twenty ago and since then hs" done
elective missionary wofK in china. His sermon was
delivered Ia good English and n IL be gave brit outline
Of hi, missionary Ia China. the difficulties De- en-
counterad often being danger Il his NE. AMI the subs
qu-nt success attending his efforts In Curao De aid
years ago II not safe for foreigner Ir'achns
the Gosp b. show himself IL did 80 at the risk u hs
life Now there churches Of The true COD IN tnni
city well hospitals and schools OitcT ti" prach r
without congregation 30 hi. early day q mis-
solary and truly thankful when he could ct
half dozen together and pray with Ifc proph sid
the embracing Of Christianity BY the Chinese people at
distant day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
ORANGE

The Railroad Committee Of the oranr" common
,ou,ru held an importau; meeting ON saturday even
ing and decided to report resolution giving The cc'
trc Franchise t. the Newark Passenger Railway ''m
rauv on the following conditions; The I"hd i u De-
cy tended ~ once from 1t, present terminus al 81"
coin ave H. the West Orange line AT Main t. from
here IL viii Doe run under tlg resolution "i '"' W.
orange conmItt"" to and along NaH'> h"'u '
ur,tuuaIl ave The fare is 10 De- fixed al . cents Tor
,,,c whole or any part Of the route and transfer
tickets mu-t he furni.hcd IN Newark. The rPi J."
q, Ice Old. rated by electricity by the overhead tom
attn uole placed 30 the crItI" 81 the street, htN''
Tho ,,.t- wherever the width of the street j. LAW
fo,t ar over. The committee has drcd"l w. can .
.urcl, meeting Of the {, gmon Council ON Ihntsu3'
evening {" consider the subject III commune VI ''''
The Orange Whcclmcn held their nr't iofnll run
.iuc, thcl~ organization yesterday. lmIl h!'nln'l
,f tho clu rode from lh" cuh house through I'W;uh
and Jcrecy city 10 the igIoMyu ANNEX ana l'c
through brooklyn and lro-"'t l'Ih - 'o''S i'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
r>1oR.s SHEARS Ills WEAPON.

Edgar Lewis. who keeps tailor shop at NO iV''
Bedford ave- and Occupies apartments in the re" I"
l,e shop. was awakened at an early hour YESTERDAY
morning by the noise of some one proving "'o"' '"o
MAGE lie rushed into the front ROOM ana 'hcrc
,o,,a =. man about to 20 off with quantity ~
goods which he had just taken from the she'll MI
Lewis picked up large pair OF shears aud kno'K'u
tho thief down. Then he stood on top OF MN ann
Mrs Lewis sent out an alarm lot inc p"i.r. .,"d
nan keenan, of the Ninth Precinct. responded ana
The burglar was arrested and taken to the GatcN-3Nc
notice station where he said That hl> name VIZ
Io..nb Njcbols a fireman age twenty two. of BE"
NOR L. l. His Jeff shoulder had been badly llceidlci
hv the blow from the shears In the tailor Mans. au
was called to dress the wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
rosFpu = PAINE DEAD.

,be countrv died at his home No. 35s Madsoh-st.'
nm saturday afternoon. He was born in Little comp
ton. r. L. on October 20. 1917. When young man
he Was an accountant for different mercantile houses
In Besten lie came To BrooGlyn in 800 ana was
employcd Nv the present firm of A. a. Low bro'ner
IN their tea house in Buring Slip lie remained VIII"
then, nntl his death. Mr.. Paine was an expert pen
- 80, =, ,ec, tbroucb his testimony. secured the
acauiital Of John W Hunter. assistant auu1 VI to
New York Custom House from the charge 3i niahins
o.t fraudulent checks brought 10y the Suo
Ills Investigations proved that the CHECKS Were loreeu
lilo was also a witness In the famous Whitaker 'aso
a, We.t Prnnt He was one Of the founders OK inc
Hamilton Climb Mr. Paine once made fac Sll!Ile III
men and ink of President Lincon's Emancipation
Proclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

l., .h Reformed Church. lie will spend ms va @''"i
i tho Waikiki Valley, in Pike County, Pehn'' anu II0
saratoga. In the interval the church Is 10 oe
decorated new lights and refecorS are 10 O0 p"O D
and extensive repairs TO be made
CITY IsLAND.-At an early hour yeS'eruis ''o.-
ing a fire broke in the Hall and Asseiho'S iV'"
:, Nainst known Captain Joshua LeVlhess nom
49, ,au = uecd for mass on sundays by the Caholics
Hf, r' on the Island The building was t3 y, ny
DESTROYED with its contents The nnmcs sPaed mrStou,
dtopinp huIding also frame, known as Iic bale.o W.
Tousn owned by Mrs Benton Barst0w. lhe p"' 'T rn
iinuse vas also destroyed, with IT. cont;hC'.
I Io. Is about $40 900 which IS partially covered
by insurance. ,,, ,seociation Of
" YONKERS.-The Tpperary Mems ASsocia'i I,, "a
Vow York had a large excursion 10 hlNcTN's VI no
nnpostc this place. Yesterday. man lcII LlU.o LEU,
INNER deck of one OF the bargeS on woman Dc.0
hnrtlnr her severely and causing her t. tait -.
hundred people left, and came 10 lonher' "
take trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
WIZ THE KEARshRGE CARRY THE BODY
PREPARATIONS TO HONOR CAPTAIN EElcSsoNs
MEMORY

II has been 'rractcaly scttl d.. in one inStanc" by
tho Navy Dcpaftcnmt. and several others by ciatNs
statements Of individuals at informal gatherings "H''
particular vessel had selected by the Navy Depart
,ncut TO take the body Of Captain John Ericsson 10 hS
native home in sweden. Immediately after secretary
Tracy revoked the the Essex % get read! 10
take the BODY he said that he should send either me
PHILADELPHIA or Baltimore, Unless 1t was ionhd u"t
wonld take too long to get either vessel ready The
pbadcphia expected here before the latter
mar: Of the wcc, to receive her masts and fittings,
but she could not be made ready go the Atlantic
inside Of three weeks least Tho Baltimore l. the nat'
shin " the North squadron, and IN ACCORDANCE
with an earnest petition she 4, to he at Boston with TIC
rcst OF the squadron during the week Of the oncanmcnt
O, the Grand Amy Republic. beginning on August
II.
But the Of tho KCarsarrc from the squadron"
which was ordered on Saturday the Ncec Is Npood ."
arrive AZ the Navy YCrd today caused some surprise
at the Navy Yard Yesterday and IS the impression ua
she is % be sent across body Of Captain Ericsson
The Koarsarcc Is od.iasioned. but she Is worthy repre-.
sentative Of the American Navy under any Circumstance"
and anywhere She has famous record. and one of .
historical character the dcat ca ship that
she was when captain John +. Wn,low challenged and
fought tho notorious Scmmc,. the commander q the
Confederate prNacor Alabama outside Of the harhor Of
Chcrbourr. Eraocc June i? 1854. Sh" could BE-
made ready SAL in about week.
The swedish executive committee having IN charge
the arrangements for the removal ~ the BODY met
Yesterday. and Major Louis /. Hal!1n" q >"cdl'h
member If the Grand Army Of the Republic, wa, ap
pointed araDd marshal Of ~" procession. Inc hIh-
Of sweden Informed the committee, through the swedish
Minister ~ Washington that De Wa taxing AL active
interest IN tc final burial Of the inventor. ad promised
received WIN all the honors usually given TO a swedish
duke, general admiral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

A draft Of $50 sailors will be transferred from the
receiving ship Vermont 10 the new cruiser fihia-
delpha this morning. The latter vcssci VIII DC PuV
into commission at League Island today
The board Of medical officers of the Navy winch
has been in session at the Naval Hospital for several
months daily examining candidates for assistant sur
geons for the Navy, has odjourned until september l.
The body of Annie Goodwin. who, 1t is asserted died
from the effects of an operation performed by Dr. NC
CONCEAL. was disntcrrcd Yesterday, and was removed
70 an under1akcrs establishment at No 1876 FIRST
ave. 1t will be buried in Woodlawn cemetery 'hS
afternoon.
The steamship BcllinSllam, Captain "at'' winch
arrived here Yesterday from Gibraltar reports that III
,o,.uoo ., % longitude 40. large quantity Of
wrcckace was passed. in it were dcck-house ana
part Of a deck painted white.
Police Captain BroGan. Of the Fifteenth Precinct
arrived home on the Umbria yesterday WIN HIS SOIL
and went Immediately 10 Tie country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
ri IHEETORD

4 summons Wa -crv'i on Mayor Preston I'-f IHHf
1oy rs the -hr1G 900 tine sIit Of John ). Graham
against the Mayor ard Council Of the Borough oi
Kuthcrfo.d and % special meeting If The l""'sh
Council was held on saturday might. when the case
va. placed In uc hands " to borough counsel VIZ
Copeland. The summons b. Iciuti"hIc ~ h''h'"
.,,t ON July -. Mir. Gralnm'S claim AGAINST th"
r,l amounts 10 aiolt $50. and part Of this ha>
tood a long time Mayor Pre- ton Yesterday sA.d
tha, there lad not been sufficient funds "a hInd 10
pas thr claim. ,.. 4,
= Thc ldd, for maoid1miSlns the accepted ,lnc'S d"
t-nInn ToWu,uip wcr. opened by IN" Township Com
Iuiftcc on SATURDAY. The lowest bid Wa about c-rVo
r awarding of the contract wa LAID over TIL Ncdnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK..- ........SU NDAf' JULY :" l'''
ARRIVED.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
s,eomer rmhril tBr Mckay. Liverpool July ~ queens
town 20 with mdsc ami passengers 10 Noruoh IL p'o"
Arrived nj the at T. 3JA M III. -, -. %, MIA.
',.,ner Chtc,ro ri Morgan London July 10 WIN ih"s'
., Ss",inrsnn A son Arrived al the Bar Il TO- ~ a. ,
steiner Boursogue FIR. Flangur Hlre Jun" ~ "a
md a. and messengers \ Forget Arrived al the b Wv
,.amer Clntonla OBJ Buman. Card mas VIA sasnA SASs
with sugar 10 order. vessel 10 john S"i-''' M''''
STEAMER poran tBr Mcfarane Knp ,tonJa wa i Anns
Hay " IA midst ana passti - oi'"
Bros Arrived Al the BIf al ~ ~ M ,,,, iuon.
Steamer AlNcuA IBi Aln, Kingston VIA InN ~. To- az
Sc with mtsc To Pim For"ood a co At'Fe'"' '
Otnoco tBrl Garyin Bermuda DAYS VIII ~ a.,
and passrugcrs 10 !. Out,rbrdge Go AIfN"' d. ' ~
at 3a IA. ....,,, DAYS With mdss
and passengers 10 Walker ,.-, <,vs ana Norfolk.
steamer ltoanoAc Huphrrs Newport N' w. : a." '
,xh md and 20 old DoInih' =
steamer Cottage tity Bennett Portlah"' WIN ~ ~
passengers To iioraiio Hall - ,,o.t,n with mase 10
Steamer Herman Mntcr N.ckersoh bo''o"' Wv"
IL + DmOcA. a.. c,.,,,,r pio Janelro 50 days
Ship Fred f. Scammell lBrl, chapman ''''
ballast Ia ~caWineA bros with
Barl Blaudua L AUST. Paknrch' ''s'A'' 10 '"''' w.
salt 10 order vessel 10 Brla t"'n shor "A davs with
BaiK De Mar Maroelo lttl '.lN'.' $1,000
mdss 10 order vessel {" JOhh H''S'' as , .ra
eTNorr u,nd at sandy Hook. nghi. sWi CLOUDY anu
balv AZ Ctty Island. light sWi CLOUDY
Arrived yesterday .,,...-,.. AN mart. VIZ
nrI,ar my 10 with mlse 10 Phe,s bt.s " W. ''''
np psS .ogay arrived at the Bar AT lloo IN
. s,.,o Of Alabama Tor glasgow; CITY OF san An
tos sio D.rl,e for Melbourne. Bonal "a. Bordeaux
D.lA shetland. f'r llgulyr1 ,.,.,s
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
o..u.rovx Iulv 81 sailed steamers seryia Gr, va. /.
and Alaska (Brl. Murray. from Liverpool hence i''