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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
THE LAWYERS IN THE
CAMPAIGN,

State Ohroniclea
In fh0 camnaicn that has lust clos
81 as we'll a. in everv campaizn in
Edrth Catalina dgri7g its history. the
Iawrora love n the main. stood in
tra r-o7+ r-nl,s a4voca,f7g the cause
Cftto rconIo None Of or citizens
raya hton more earnest and uD.elfsh
IN her dovot:on 10 the cause Of
Dar~ocracr Even in the dis,ric.
a,d cCnr,ioz whera .o~7a of+ha law
TO-. raIt tIav Tl5 not hea7 treated
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13

FROM WINDSOR.

....''
Dewoor1tto maj "jY-I'e4.4-S'rEa'4
stesD-E4 r1=l-Larg@ H-1Ls .t corn
llHe Igaa....
IT., .,...:o. a.s.o3 o+r va-v on;a>.
II here. ard there seemed to be bat
little Interest taken in it though the
count at night shovel that good
7o.o had been poled. : good many
democrats did no. vo,e for NJ. New
horne. More than two hundred in
the county. The democrats elected
their whole ticket with the exception
of clerk Of the Nupeyio- Court and
cave the judicial ticket & large ma5-
37ltr. Mr.. NJ. /. Wood carried The
county oyer lis opponent J. Newell
Kenny by seven hundred and elEhly-
i've. Mr. " n. I: 4'.'er "-9 1'9C ~
const"o.e ID " i1o7o' u ""s,-. I o,n.
Ml,Ier VII, MAKE very 90 o3+ soef -
stable lor Ne mas n''u q 70o 9;.ha- 49,
experience A4'I'S AC~1 l,., rao-I,.
con7tao.e OF oSp"'y '-0'''- ~
'o'15 ''I'0 0''~'
Herbert A'Ae%, " lou" ~ Ii ~ p - -
twenty years, Tue , son w. W.. I ~,
! A9he" OF " I"H9o:, 9'G,, 80 rS,Il-rinl,
day' "uu was ouLieu oLe-,b LAX
oay /" Ine l-i'ioO0t''' - - ~
/ NJ. T. II. BazemOre has moved to
Austin 4 few miles below here on
'ne ',"9u,e !''e' anu I - 1ss;19r bo
merch9na,7!Hs' I11St $500 ., 10y line
went I'uIss " .'1 = rG 1,je s &C., o1f
at 1He "ua'' III l.o1 - y, .t'' f,nr+ooo
caus III Il ga + "'''oN " - 49,, I.,a,,;,,4
that las been caught in this com
muDjty. Very few carp have been
caught up this river. but ! little lows
or down a GOOD many are caught in
nets.
,, pomou p.;eos from
-ne - -s. ~" ~ y, nLn have hoon
near I'c41 Io"' -, H. $4,000,
IN VnIS couuVy 0oln Ill., t L'-n3ua1 e. =, =
SneeP2 0roVe 4ea''y "'' "L.,' 60 . I'2'l
THIS place 10 he"!7'on I'o - "u -, :,
P5ace Vney WI" VIZ 'n''' 'D''D y N''
" al e"'0n' ' -
Mr.. William Newly has CCGn sup
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of the (Pnt in name Of
Paper viii be pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease that SCI
enco has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that IS C&tarrh. Halls Ca
tarTh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the found
alton Of the disease, and giving the pa
tlert strength by building up the con
stitutiou aud assisting nature in doing its
work. The propIietors have so much
faith in its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
tina, it fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address.
F, }. CHENEY 4 CO., ToIedo, Q.
Es25@ Sold by Druggists. 1Jc.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
ONE LONE DOLLAR.

4 former resident Of Halifax seeing
eur statement two weeks co t'.~'
lne county nol not given dollar
to the Ueckleabu7g monument. sends
us d dollar, and tia. is all we have
received. We hope some one else
VIII give something fer the mo0u-
ment. Oar friend writing from the
state Of Virginia says:
Editor DEMOCRAT,
Scotland Neck, \. c.
Sir:-I have just read in the
,'Dcm0Crat," that not one dollar has
been subscribed by The people Of
Halifax county, through THE "DEsI-
oCEAT," for the Mecklenburg monu,
ment to the SIgners Of the Declaration
OF Independence. Being a son (though
ABSENT O. Halifax county, and know
ing the generosity Of her people, |
was somewhat surprised to see the
statement, but am sure the contribu-
ton has commenced before this, so
l will iacl05e one dollar to help it on
the way.
After being blessed with so bouD,
tjtul q harvest, as l understand
Halifax has been this year, | am
sure 10 one viii hesitate to contribute
his part to assist N such q grand
move.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
NEXT CONGRESS,

The returns from the different
States are so voluminous that we
cannot find space for them. The
Senate will be little stronger dem
ocratic than at present, bat will
have q large republican majority.
The House. however, Will hold the
reins with 1876 democratic majority.
The ground-swelI of democracy from
one end Of this land to the other has
gwen us something to be proud of,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
THE PRESS,

0yl
ne eIecIio1S "'e "I' o''1
everything has passed OH qUIeIlS
and just as well as the people could
WISH It, E'oIS oo"S "'9 r
settled down 10 the usual line u
business and every energy will now
he bent towards needed improve
a,o,.4. ona +l,o oonor,I da,aIonmnn+
', n 90 ~ ~ = ,I-l..I.. ~. LarI,oo,
Vi INC c0u"OIS' '''' i, mas ~ "
year OF unprecedented blessings
to the people Of this COUNTRY
certainly DnnrrcedeD+ed since the
,uau Donnhl,oc, ,rIo bo. AGAIN
"'''' ~ - - N1''-' 49,.
otch puI uo"H, al" OI''' W." u
bOuntItul crops that have blessed
the land. makes our people more
than or1inar,Iv hannv.
IT, +l.a ,.o,;+;aal ,,ror,. that
@A0 ~ 1l'0 I','''0',' o''''
has swept over the IahG, no one
took time during the fight to look
for the causes that were working
ont this GRAND pic+orv Many have
''' ~ 3 49, r,al,l..-
o'eH tH1 Hle"l'9 VI INC 9''00o''~
achieved, and notably among Ihe
powers that have wrought out this
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
THE WORK OF THE ALLIANCE


State Chroniclc.)
The CLrouic'e has never believed
that the organization Of the Farmers
Alliance would DO other than
promote the best interests of the
people of the State, 1t is composed
of the most conservative class of
our citizens men of patriotism and
devotion to the education Of the
people. Early III the campaign
fears were expressed on every side
that there would come a conflict
between the A lliancemen and those
outside the Alliance which would
rcnd the party in pieces. Extreme
ana radical men in the Alliance and
outside the order did act IN such
way as to Cndanger Democratic
success, but as the CTr0uicIe pre-
d.cted, the sober judgcmcnt-the
second thought OF the people
asserted itself and all differences Of
opinions were haGmOnIZed. and men
Of all shades OF Thought came
together and fought side by side for
Democratic success.
The fear that the Alliance would
rniuIe the Democratic party was
&r0uud'cSs. SO far from doing 50.
the activity Of the Alliance has
largely enabled the Democratic
party in NOrth Carolina to poll the
largest vote known IL its history in
an oft year." Nowhere, SO far as
our Information goes, has the AL
lance reduced the Democratic
majority, and IN almost every county
The members have helped gre fly
to increase the majority.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
You Are in a Bad Fix

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by WOOL
fora's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by T.. T. Whitehead Il Co., Drugs
= ''0 >""''and Neck, \. G. o21 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TWDLrE JCRORS FOrND TO TRY YGONETAL

A jury WAS secured yesterday. after weeks effort.
for the trial Of Dr. Mcipnegal on tho charge OF cauS
inc the death Of Annie Goodwin ly malpractice The
Jurors finally accepted are DIcdrich Wucrmann.
grocer No 2 Winthrop Place; Carinus +. Iog'r. mcr
chant, No. ia Warr.n.st.; Max ;. R0hman. farni>l
ing goods. No. II West Twenty third It,: John Hell
80 4Ol East seventy .ninthst. Ludwig E!scr. butcher
No 30. IVES. One .humdlcd and forty fourtlst Fr'
crick Yungcl, l1uor-dcaicr. no 400 East seventy
,cvcntl-st.; Nathan Hrschbea. nouor dealer. No.
llOs Third.avc. Isaac Miller, dryRoods. No. 1000
Thrill ave-; John ~ Fitzgerald. horses. No :iA1 Wet
Twenty. sixth.st John Brandt No. $40 East Eighty
fouith.st August Marshall. wholesale liqu"iN. No
:, Brooklyn bridge; and Bernard Heinrich. cisar, No.
1Jl >ccond-avc.
Assistant District Attorney bedford made an clio
1uent and forcibc opening address to the jury DR..
John r. Magic. the Register Of Vital statistics. and
Cornelius Merritt, the undertaken. were called simply
10 identify the death certificate and the burial
permit issued on IT, Both were made out with the
name Of Jane WILDER instead OF Annie Goodwin.
Mrs Mary Halliday, the dead womans sister.
said in answer the questions OF Mr. bedford that
her sister lived with ner until last January. and
afcrward lived not far away until July =. she saw
the dead body Of her sister at 1T. Mchaels Come
terry on July 26
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to puzzle over my own gas bills without puA1i.s WV
YOURS, The crestfallen Juror took back inc DILL
homeopathic ply sicisns from all oVer tls e'"'e
will be present to-day IN the Common COUNCIL C""n'
Der in Inc city Hail. at the tlrty'nnth Session Vi
the Homeopathic Medical society OF the State OF New"
York.
Tne prOnOuncing Of the sentence OF death upon
Charles McEvalns, the convicted murderer. was post
pved III the Court Of sessions yesterday until To-Day
Mrs. Anna hoffman, VI No 90 broadway H'ade
complaint u Police Commissioner Hayden yesterus!
against James J. Mckee. policeman III tue Niheteeh
Precinct she wus her way home from her WORK III
Graham ave. laundry at midnight Oh thursday anu
wus waiting for a car. when Mckee oiuciea hcr !"
move on. she staggered from weakness ana he VI
rested her. aud OH the way to the police station use"
her rv,,yhly She vas sick all nigh, In her CELL NC
Zee will he examined to-day,
The Executive Committee OF the Republican Gam
,ayn Committee has been constituted Of g. ~ BARRON
Joseph benjamin. James ". Birkct W. IL. Lsayc'ai'
and ID. NJ. Hurley.
The Franklin Trust Company. which was organize"
two year, ago. has purchased site for new buiIaiS
M Montague and Clinton SITS. About Sl1O,ooo Has
been paid for ii, and handsome hreproof ouiid'S
will be erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
NEWS EROM TILE NAVY YARD.

Tho repairs necessary the gunbOst Yorktown were
begun yesterday. Her steam steering hid been
injured when the ship abroad. and 10 is I" DE-
nut I'm perfect condition. Some changes 70 l." riad"
I'm the o0r.r.' quarters also. The ship is 70 receive
cutter.
The dynanit. cruiser Vcsuvius Was put into the new
wooden dry dock yetrdav In order to obtain calm water
IN ascertain her ctacentric height. The calculations
were not ntrcy worked out yesterday afternoon but flo
some rough work II thought that the vessel would
nroyc TO be moro stable the water than
Workmen were busy yesterday OH the injured plates
I'm tho stDrn of the steel cruiser Dolphin The Hoard
~ Eucuecr, which has been surveying the article,
The engineers department finished the survey yesterday
Tn. rcu,rt Ia not yet made public. The vessel Is To
receive a new dynamo and new steam launch.
The floating steam derrick lay alongside the training
shn Minnesota yesterday and the boilers which arc
u, be used for steam heating purposes being put
Loari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

amendment frees tho Union from consuouomn
nation devcutIy 10 be wished. since the Iowa women
have suffered Ut the hands OF the Nationai ~ the
National Union can but Imperl prohibition In Iowa IN
The National" faction In Iowa. however, 4% VI" "f this
an ad their Democratic allies are giving all
the cid and comfort possible. TO Judge rom
tScy have not tried very hard to work against the
leaders but this session they will make their
tie from tho assurance Of security but Iowa
tsan women have too much ut stake ana are 700 t
sir wears to be caught mapping. They should see TO
Il that their overwhelming majority represenIeo DS
The hest heart and conscience Of tho state the trucst
temperance sentiment OF the state Will wish them tioa
stood by tile homes and put away the saloons VIII
stand by the womcn of the homes, who, IN TINS con.
yenfion are seeking TO preserve 70 Iowa INC dressings
It enjoys under prohibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ION(, ISLAND
A w IIIE uI'EIr N III EOnMS

A RAID ON THE PURITAN CtI'BHOOM>.
sheriff Matthew J. i,ohlncr and Under sheriff Henry
w. sharhcy. Of Queen, County, together with ser
grnnt James Clancy and >iA con,ablc,. made raid
upon the Puritan Athletic club rooms. In Borden ave
Long Island city, yesterday afternoon The raid
made upon b'nrh warrants issued by Judge Garret-
son in the Cont Of -cs>iunS in the morning. There
twelve warrants. but the officers succeeded In
urrc,ng only >iX Of the wanted. The prisoners
AZ the county JAN described themselves !, follows
tharl", r. Williams. r'nh, samuel Newfown. book
keeper. Jane, TOmpkin,, Telegraph operator. Archie
ninrlaiI, manager circus troupe. tfcOrEc Meyers
bookkccpcr and George u. Harmon telegraph operator
The on, In citlzen> rlM Inc, entered the club
about half past 4 o'cnch. The last the
brooklyn track had Just started. There were about
1000 person, In the building at The time. Charles r.
Williams. who said he WI, cook, was calling ofi
the races. lie had just shouted ont. They on =
when sergeant Clancy entered III" booth where VIII.
lams was. and placed him under arIe>t. The other
officers made dash for their men, 4 wild stampede
followed. and the hundreds Of bcttors In their frantic
effort, got Omt Of the building and ont OF the
II tho Officers. fell ovor each Other. ard left money
tickets. coats hats and canes bchiEd them. The
Puritan Club rooms have been In operation siucc
april and the police have long been trying to close
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

American Institute Of Mining Engineers Chckerns
Hail. 10 q.
LrookI,n Jockey club races. Grs,rscnd. p m.
Scr,at. Committee Cte'. w. NJ. lNinss ONCE Ne
81 Wa.>t. 10 80 a.. M.
BOARD Of Aldermen, city Hall. D. m.
Funeral of Genera. Abran Unr,c Church o! the Holy
Trinity, II a.
Police aud pilot COMMISSIONER meetings.
Harlem i:epubiran CLUB. clubhouse, 3 p. III.
R,oIruing OF the New.lork Medical College ana HOS
pIt4l for Women. T. IN.
Dr. Ihar,- Walastci beforr Archaeological institute
OF America Columbia College. = 80 y. III.
Meeting Of Southwestern Railway Association
Inquest Oh Linemsn kclp. Coroner : Office
Cor.ntliAn Navy meeting, Hotel Marlborough, r. m
PARK Lodge, No. SIG. +. and \. NJ. entertainment
FIT, .rjrhth.>t. and Eichth.aNc.. D. III.
Iionocol~thIc Medical society cntlon BrOpklyn
DR. Mct;onccals trial Court OF G"ncrAl Sessions.
Music in MI Morris PAX BY list Regiment Dand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
FATHER FI,ANSDLI CONES HOME ILL.,

The Rev. Joseph FranSioll. who returned on sun
day from his trip TO Europe. Frustrated b, the v"v-
sQe and having derived little benefit from crossing
tho sea. lis seriously III at his home m Warren II.
Ne Is attended by Dr. John Prendcrcast WHO said yes
terday that Father Tnnsoli was suffering from I'M
paired digestion, apd that he went t. Europe hoping
10 benefit his health. lie derived some good at first,
but was confined to his berth throughout Gle return
trip. He suffers no pain. and his mind is not i'm
paired HIS physician hopes that by perfect rest he
wll soon recover Father fransi" Is seventy, three
Celebrated last spring before his departure for Europe
He wos. however TOO III then to be present at the
Nyercfsex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE n1srpICT. ATTORNEY on HOBOKEN.

TIE Observation-Disclosures On HobonI'''
James Murphy tried in the oyer ana ler'''ne,
Court before Judge Knapp yesterday Tor tne "a'ue'
~ John Denning In lIOboken on May 20. lie a,'ra'
which resulted In Dcnnings death occurred III Mat'he'
sens lauor shop at Second and Willow sts.' oooHo
In hi, opening speech District Attorney Wnilen sa'u
q The testimony In this case will exhibit state Vi
affairs on that sunday morning In the CITY OF hopokeh
which would disgrace . Dsrbsrous tribe III ArFa
and shows a state OF morals In that city winch IS 10
Ia dcprcca,cd BY every decent man, and state oi
m,ccty on, the part OF the police such as IS rarciy
mel WITH The ease was given TO tie lur! Iate in
Tho aftnroo and after brief dcbeaton the prlsone!
was found guilty Of manSlauglter Judge klsPp at
once sentenced him TO ten years III eta'e P''S""'
N.roorot Graham n sister OF Captain John Gr1I
ham, who wa, all important factor In exposing inc
ballot box frauds committed last fall. died yesterday
morn,ng at her home. No. $50 wash!ngtons St. Miss
t;roham took the attacks upon her blOhcr 10 hcar
and her friend, NV that they affected hcr Dram anu
were the indirect call-- OF her dcnth.
The Hudson County WOmens Christian temper
apcc Union held II, third annual convention !ee,rr
day I'm the chapel OF the Lafayette Mehoh,t fpl,rop,
Ihurch Mr., sarah J. DUwncs, prc,osn' oi ~" ~,
state Association, presided Reports were Ttu ~
MIR, H. X Pan gbori. Mr.. IT, NJ t'ardnrr' Ms U.s. oa'N
sun Mrs, Icacn, Mr.. cummings ana Mr>. r"Io'
The special election for the constitutional "ncn menu,
meut, /, to he held to-day. Little interest IS 'i"e"
I'm the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

THE v1cE.pREsIpENT's HORSES SEIZED.
s,.,n senator Werts, Of Morristown. made an ap'
ruc.t,on N yiceChancelor Pitney yesterday 1or 81
oracr to release from tho operation Of distres~"
mt some horses and harness at tho schooey Mo",,'
t.n House which belong TO Vioe-Pesident MoI.o,.,
Tho vice President and his family spend snort uno
every summer at Schooleys Mountain anu Nv ".o,
some OF his horses and carrsecs ,,,,o
'o'"' ,sn.o.d the last season BY j. J. Jordon, VINO
1850 !, rom stafford g. Knowles. 1t alleged tns'
Jordon fell in for rent and the LESS ssryed
tsneu ant attached the Vice. Presidents prupcrty
s WITH ali the rest he there and N Morton o %ss
put to the trouble Of applying 10 te required
1T to give bond for $1,000, and ordered inc
horses and harness released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE SOCIALISTS COMPLAIN NOW.

Theodore F. Cuno Max Fisher. Gustav s7haHer and
jacob Franz appeared at the Mayors ONCE yesterday
10 complain Of the alleged arbitrary ncton of the po
Nee in preventing sOcalistic meeting Mt Snizmans
Tum Hall. IN Dradforlst.. Sunday. Mayor Chaptn
haA not returned from Lenox, Mass. where he spent
Sunday. ond Acting Mayor McCary Vas ont. so the
eompiaina1ts rehearscd to the Mayors secretary Mr.
philips the tale which appeared in the slapers
yesterday. An Investigation will be made The So,
caste sad that they dd not complain mat tne PUicc
nroprctor Of the iaii SO that Inc closed 1t against
Item.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ALONG TIE SOI,ND

BRIDGETNRT.-The Rev. Mr.. Mciowan. who has
for q long time served assistant tO the Rev D. j.
Cremin pastor Of 81. Augustine, Church. la, beer
assigned TO the psStOrshp Of the Catholic Church IN
WInstcd. Conn. Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Bar1rm vii
to morrow start for Denver. Co.. where Nj liarnuu'
youngest married daughter lives. lie expects TO re
turn In time to take II Thanksgiving dinner al
Marina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
OPENING A NEW MISSION ~ EIGHTH-AvE.

The Rev. Stephen Merritt OF the Jane Street Methodist
Euscouai Church. last night opened an evangelical mis-.
s,ou xt No. 2Os Eehhsve which he intends shall
bc locked day or night Mr.. Merritt is prominently
nectcd with the william Tayer sefsupport!ns missions
the various Institutions Of which founded BY
REV. William Taylor. who 10 ct present In charge Of
new church on the west coast Of Africa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

Bustle In Store-Mrs. Hayseed ION her first visit to
townl-Onc would think that big store was just In
the crowd Jest looks around and goes out sgn. Ny
Wasn't there connection when bought something
and paid for II.
HOstess-A comMO4onf
Ms. Hayseed-Necy 20. Jest es quick - that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
..,s... 50 ssu 40 Moon TAI pm Moons age 10
WATER
/H-csndy Hook. s45 Gov leland 60l heL uste ,Vos
FN-Sandy Ko0E. 9lj Gov island S1sI Ae oA'e' A'~H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

When . Juror In the Court Of sessions yesterday
hssAed over what he thought Was his notice to ap
.reer judge Moore looked u: It a moment and then
ns1nrne6 II with the remark: ~ lind 1t quite enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

clerk girl got my money she began yelling ca' like
madIsnd half dozen little errand boys came r1shin
M TO see it.-(NewY0rk Weekly.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEVIS
SHIPPING NEVS
popr OrSEW.YORK MONDAY. SEPT. 2s. 1880
ARRIVED.

SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NEW .YORk. ......MONDAH. SFPI. ~. ls9O
ARRIVED.
with nds- and passengers TO vernon Brown u"
Asly. At % s"r st. a % sykes London sept
mavre n win ma', ., and passengers t" sander'o Sol"
se.sr caI.@s mr. Robinson i"na s r r,n %Ge and
se s.' to sune% Edyc tn. isn't =
.mpto" u, With passengers 1s!richs Il 60 Ar
n sSrSe :1"r" Avg TO- G,Tsrn' r rs
straTcr nrane tDtch. ssrcdraz-n. Paramarno
emcraI. Trinidad IT,. a.; N m a. ans ~
s,.snHr F,"ane. Bake. san,". Ans 81 Jan.rc Sept
g. BarA D. Prrnambnco TO- Para saroa'oe. .s Mnt To-
+ acrhari % bratil MAJ, :, &c.. ,c y.,,u
,as -. VITA sugar vessel TO master Arrived at the
' steamer New York Galveston days with mi'' to
'P s,eamcr Nanc. smith, savannah days. with mdSc
Steamer ';r., stream i,'n. Wilmington. with m''e and
steamer seminole" 'hrh'.,.r Ja"s,"nviie vi" c"a'e"on
steamer wysnoke BOA, iHcnm"a%; Ci,y Peg, and Nor
Steamer 'ity Aiania Vest pont Va with md'e to
o st.as.r Lucy Mcr -rbn. BANGOR with nd'c and pas
SSn Sta~art b. Liverpool 80 days in ballast to
st oCSshl w,naM sandy rl,k. hight Ne clear
Al CITY lsand-hgh'. Ne clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Arizona BIZ Brooks fAverpool-AM Cnderai.i
steamer Manhattan NJ E.nntGn ayo.0"D'I Go Mse
S,snrr Ba,.omrrp Igslas span. lAy"nI Havana &c
! VI I,la,u~ ~ &" N, ,,.,..
steamer Ilatiahoochc~ paggctt savannah II Wake;
steamer ASonquin Mckee. Charleston shd Ja'ks'h'o
W clyde = 10. ~o,v.
GENERAL b~ars'. BOSTON Dimotk
SIN ,tannia tBrl. scott kangoon J Bruce Ismas
sn,u Snoyu Eleuurh MA'rr tIta luatt" Msrsciiies-
} " Parker 4 Go. ,,r, povd
Hinckcn. ,,.. ,.... ~ CchaIo. A. 20
Montcyld"o fnh'h f'.t" " /"
RsrI y Il stci son. knight. III" Janero Tlos Norton
MARI White loud Leach Georgetown MH'iletou
Barx Tai.man ,Br. Range. Georgetown l. " * -"
s.Ts Elena (Gerl, yoss stockholm Tobias & Co
SAILED.
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steamer cha,t,hoochce. TO- savannah.
SHIP y l. MrtcaiL for -
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA


Ship y l.. Mrtcaif. for -
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEW
VOREI0N PORTS.
ANTWERP. Sept?' -Arrived. steamer Noorhah" 'p''n
SIcsrla. from New York
kaskck. from New torn
az Asocw sept ~ -Arrvsi steamer Circas,a tBr). -.
freu New York.
HipxArrAK sept a Sailed. steamer Australia br' -
for HewY0rs
Nsv.yVrk. 49,. NJ,
uNNo KONG. sept 70 -SaleI steamer HipAn! 'p''' -
for Sew.Ynrk. .,---.-..o,.-,
UAhnrRv sept Ii sailed steamer a'S'hh' ''e''' "
tpr Nrwiork 81, .,. c.,
MAR-EIES. sept ?I-sae'. sic amer "'r'"ou 'F''' -
for NeS YORK. n,
sept ~ SAILED. steamer Ilsnsci'e'c ND'''
FOL Ne
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