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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
MAKE NO ERROR!

If you have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DR.. 5.
Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st..
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much eX-
pense and loss Of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign cOun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and % years special prac-
tice in the largest cities in
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

II a corset is perfect in
other respects and has the
usual metal eyelets, the laces
will break al the most annoy
ing times; for the eyelets cut
them.
There is a better eyelet |;
made of loops of corset lace;
soft eyelet we call il. 1t costs
no more, is neater, more such
as a woman would make for
herself, besides the convent
ence of not wearing out or
cutting the laces.
The Ball and Kabo corsets
are eyeleted with it.
You can get these corsets
and wear them two or three
weeks; and, if you do not
like them, return them. The
makers pay the merchants to
sell them so.
CHICAGO cozsE Co. Chicago and New Ysrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
Are You Always SIeepv2

Do you get up nights?
Can you control your
urin?
Is there pain i'm your back?
Or nervous prostration?
Ever had rheumatism?
Is stomach weak?
Do you feel worn out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
AreyOu dreadfulner
Not enough or too much
irine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does it smart or burn?
Is there weight or pres
sure i'm lower part of abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call on
DIR. >. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
rOe-st., room 4 Immen blk,
Grand Rapids, Mich. lie is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There Is hardly a town or
city or neighborhood in the
United States. but can boast
of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhOod by DIR. ;. Clay
Todd i'm the last 25 years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
AkUSESBrs

Ias next ktiFscssaa Al Po-srs Grza1
49, os tAs sel.-knosn tf&se1eans
Fx1Dy gAaaascEoek. o. he ese2.ag q
NssemoSE 8.
Itls pFoyertsal snong sbe thsstgsoal
profsss,oa ~ lsnd taesr services foF
sse@t cA4siiy al a. linss. kealnoad's >
Grand sh0ald ls p@cked me afternoon
ana esensng Manager o1esxrE. of the
-FTso gohns Compaay, saa AauAErf
Rooefts. Ia behalf Z Nes<rs- Rrzdy sno
GGrsood. have most generously ten
asTsd the pEoseds OF tass< Perforna-
saoes - the ~ashI4Reng laAaksgas-
"a f0Da."
The Baldwin Melville Cempsny scored
. success al the pretty Lyosam lAss
aight, ~hen tssy presented the comedy,
e ncie D4n.ei." There = mach excel
lent ana natural harnoF IN the llnes
And Ia the characters constructed IA
Ghls play yel properly classified, the
play ls re4lis nltsFe 0f a melodFam&
It's plot Is serious Ia the uar2vellng Of
a murder, NalCn 01cuss "a the rftt Sct.
The characters were admirably cast,
and the audience Was continually IA an
appreeiative mood. Galley Slave" Is
announced for this evening.
The rep 7 ire Of tragedian Louis
james consists OF the following impQs-
ing list OF classic plays. "Rlehelleu, T"
",5.uv44o," "Nrginlus," Hamlet, ="
Macbeth" Julius Cesar" ''ingo-
mar" and Marble Heart" Mr. James
opens an engagement Of three nights
aud matinee November IL. Is and 10.
and Manager Hickey will be pleased 10
nave suggestions from the Amusement
patrons Of MS house as o. the most
popular plays. The names OF the ones
receiving the largest number OF ballots
will be announced IN the newspapers,
ana the pieces produced. Suggestions
NAV be mailed or handed IN II person.
We shall have a first-class attraction
at popular prices at the Lyceum next
week, the management having secured
Eva Mounttord. who will give her sue
cessful drama, "Eugenie La Tour" the
first three nights Of the week.
One Of the beet snecialty companies
on the road s the All Star Company,
which appears at Redmond next week
Seats are now on sale.
The Hewlettes, Fun on Clothes
Line" Bryant & Davis, in q manly con-
test Joe Morton, refined Irish vocalist;
Keherns d Cote, German commsdlans;
Eyerette Sylvester, the man snake;
Pullman & Teed, in terpsichoresn exer-
cises; the wonderful manipulation Ir-
vine; Jennie Brady, the charming sing
er, and Jolly afterpiece are drawing
crowds TO Smiths. Matinee today.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
POLICE AND FIRE.
An Application for the Vacant Janitor.
ship of Police Headquarters

An Application for the Vacant Janitor-
ship of Police Headquarters.
At the meeting of the Police and Fire
Commissioners yesterday, accounts ag-
gregahng $573.s9 were allowed.
Communications were received from
the Comstock Manufacturing Company,
relative TO cots. Referred TO the Com
nlttee on Property.
From Peter II. I. Fortuyn and s
Casey. applying for position a. janitor
at police headquarters. Referred 10
the superintendent of police.
From Charles Sylvester. Hugh l.
williamson and Joel O. Alduch, apply
ing for positions IN the IRE department.
Placed on flle-
From Geo. Mcdonald and Daniel
Driscoll, applying for position on the
police force. Placed on fie.
From City Clerk Shlnkman, traus-
hitting resolution Of Common Council
relative TO sd increase Of 5000 n the
fire department fund With winch % paw
for increased salaries. Committee on
Finance.
From the Board Of Public Works.
relative 70 plane FOR De new engine
house in the Sixth ward. Tabled
temporarily.
FROM the city treasurer, reporting a
deposit OF $3.50 which - placed 10 the
credit Of the Ere aad police depart
meuts. Accepted.
From Daniel YoungbiOod, tender Of
resignation ss a member Of the police
force. Accepted.
From the Lyceum Tasstef manage
rnsnt. asking that John Bucknsr bs .p-
pointed a specisl police constsbls sns
stationed At tbeT tbester. Granted.
The Chicago 4 West Michigan Raj
road presented TIE frsmsn relief fund
with 500 for services rendered at tbs
Nswaygo fre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
THE D. II. WATERS BLOCK.
VIII Soon be an Ornament TO the
City.

The baldheaded corner lot fronting
on Lyon, Ottawa and Pearl-sts., IS at
last to be adorned with a building of
splendid proportions. The owner, d.
II. Waters, has the ground plans pre-
pared for a fret class commercial
building seven stores high, and the
plan Of the superb structure - IN the
hands of his architect. He was en-
gagged yesterday afternoon IN stalking
out the ground, but is not yet fully de-
clded whether ne will build on the
Lyon-st. or Pearl-st. corner. The area
walls will be put in this fali. and the
material will be purchased s. soon as
the speci fcatI0ns are prepared. 50 that
the work can 30 carried to completion
next year. &. I. Hills. Of Nussegon.
who owns the vacant corner isgonaily
across Peari-st. from the WsteTs prop
erty. was in the city yesterday, and
said that another year will see 4 hand
some business block on bis corner. He
does rot give any particulars Of his IN
tent0ns. bot spsaks ss though he had
be mind already made Up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
COURT RECORDS

CIncuTT-Hou. N. G. Burch, sudgs-
Wm. Patterson va. TIE J.. s. \ ~. =.
Railway Company. trsspsss or TIE oAse.
In the case of Jonn 4. Britain -. John
Kelles.s further STAY o. - dave was
granted. Hon. Wm. =. Grove. guoFe-
1hrsrn Knowlson vs. John Bfuist,
chancery: submitted. Mm. n. ked-
ding vs- Charles r. Bstsrnsr, trovsr.
submitted. fn6lngs requested. State
Bank n Minneapolis Va seymour ".
Psregrsne. sssumpsit. Oh trisl
Psgsa7t-Hon Cyrus p. Perkins,
iudge- Estate II lhzzis RUpprscht, os
csssed. ~ and pettiru fOr prObs "
r - bearing Nov. - Eststs II Betsey
pesea. deceased. report af comm ission-
ers on Ga nIs fled petition for iioeuss
q Sc resl estate tisd hearing FoT "a
Estate ~ John Scbsds. ososssss. pet
ton for determination of beifs fisc ,
hearing A0T. -
e-rFsseR-Hon. 2. A. RurlingnfEis.
10 basDsss q record
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
MADAM ZEISLER.
The Delightful Recital Given at the Club
House Yesterday

The Delightful Eecitat Given at the tiuD
House Yesterday.
The Ladies' Literary Club House on
Sneldon-st. was crowded yesterday
afternoon the occasion being the first
or the series of artists recitsls for the
season under the auspices of the St.
Cecilla's.
1t was given by Nine. Fannie Bloom
field-Zeisler who appeared before a
Grand Rapids audience last year as one
of the attractions of the st. Cecilia So
clety.
Nine. Zeisler's music is beyond criti-
cism. Her audience was en- rapport
with her from the beginning of the
program until the end. Though not
loudly applauded every number was a
delight. The following is the program:
Haendel. Harmonious Blacksmith"
Thirty-two variations. minor
Scnunann fapllionS
ChoDt, (Etudcs. F major. G fiat major
o"'P'' '--''''-' Ballade, minor.
olkSStuecke
(.".Aufd den Bergen"
"Yorbeiziehender BrautZug'
Liszt fsrsnteiia f0nGTllsIa from ''veneaae NapOl'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
COMMITTEES NAMED
To Receive the Visitors and Prepare for
the Fair.

To Receive the Visitors and Prepare for
the Fair.
The executive committee of the Ma
sonic fair, composed of r. d. Swarth-
out, c. Shattuck and S. Z. Watson, held
a meeting last evening and appointed
the following subcommittee from the
various Masonic bodies in the city:
From DeMolal commsndery the COM
mittee is, E. S. Pierce, ]. D. Utley, A.
]. Elliott and @. f. Sinclair.
From Grand River Lodge No. "a ii is,
Geo. 3. Catlin, Charles VI. Norton, :. V.
DeGrsaf, Waiter A. Smith and Fred w.
Fox.
From Valley City Lodge No. Sc, E. L.
Bowering, Christian Bertsch, DR.. G. II
Rose, LOUIS +. Waldron and A. f.
Yerex.
From Doric Lodge No. S42, Charles
Hollace, w. d. Shoaf, VIM. NJ. Adams,
Ludwig Winternitz and L. ". Strahan.
The subcommittee Will act as re-
ception committee to receive the mem
hers of the fraternity who may come
from abroad.
The following committees were sp-
pointed for the preparation Of the bali
and preparation of booths:
On booth construction, James Row
son, W. d. Sutton and Henry K. Nay
smith; decoration, John Mowatt, c. De-
Ruyter and p. X. Miller; hall decora-
ton, A. II. Fowle, George Middleton
and Edward Bowering; furniture, Leo
A. Caro-, T. J. Lucas and c. p. Rathbun;
care of rooms. u. S. Hayes, y. b. Serb
ner and John Brennan; police. badges,
tickets, ETC., G o. w. Thompson, Ed.
II. Donnelly and l. F. Lamoreaux;
lighting. w. c. Weatherly, Robert
Sproul and Adolph Leitelt.
The committees will hold s. meeting
this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31


Ed Hague is boon companion OF
Chisholm, the gambler, and PAID $3.50
as a disorderly person.
Young Fred Kemp has q lesson 10
learn that when he ls wanted ~ court
be has got 10 be there. An attachment
will bring him 20 the witress stand IA
the OtteTbeIn case. lie begins 20 see
how il looks IN PRINT for q young boy 70
admit himself regular "roupoer," and
Kemp is trying 70 get out Of Il. He
Will have 20 face the music tins time,
and will do well 10 reflect that the best
way out Of i next time will be not 10
get into II.
The case Of Otterbein, selling liquor
10 minors, was adjourned a day on &C
count OF the cold temperature ol tie
court room.
Undeterred from the path lof mercy
by the dishonorsble conduct Of Stone
burner, HIS Honor gave John smith
until November ls 10 pay fine FOR IN
toxicauon.
November 3 Patrick BolgeT will an
swer TO the charge Of being drunk.
George Thompson went TO jail for
fifteen days for being drunk anG DIS
orderly.
Joseph Rogers was arrsigned for as
ssult and battery, and his case viii be
tried this morning.
Harry Gales went 10 jail for sixty
days for stealing chinchliia orerco&t
from John Tepaste.
George Davison's wife filed an afii-
davit with the clerk, saving that she
a H.. 49,
against her husband for adultery, and
that the family comfort would be best
conserved bv Davison's discharge than
by has prosecution. 80 the coats were
paid and the defendant and the case wat
nolle pros'd.
The regular lingo Of legal vefhsge
was read 20 little Walter Crichlow. VINO
had stolen . ''to-wit, . copy OF the
Daily Democrat, al 10 tbe vslUe oi
cents" The boy explained that an
other carrier boy had stolen ms papers,
and this paDer was stolen r. get even
with the other boy. Then they had
fight IN which Walter came out ahead,
and the vsnquishec party bad Walter
arrested for stealing the paper, SIMPLY
IN revenge. HIS Honor thought thls %
be some little Justification, and 40 be
gave the boy good kind lecture and
let hlm 70.
The cases on cali this morning are ss
follows, William Otvold. selling liquor
20 minors Emel RehsnC ish. ssss uit ard
battery. Julius Otierbein. selling iQuor
70 minors: Leonard etoneburDer, q iIf-
tie MATTER Of unfinished business that
involve q bench warrant. Joseph kog-
ers. assault and battery. Tavern ChfIe-
holm. carrying concealed weapons.
Two men vii be srrsigned this
morning for drunkenness. VINO were
too parsly5ed last night y know Their
names.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder pro-
duces a soft and beautiful skin; 1t COM
bines every element of beauty and
nuritV
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

VoIgt, Herpolsheimer 4 Co. specially
invite your attention 10 their complete
stock OF handsome body brussels.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

FveTv Union soldier n Kent county
. invite1 - bear Comrsot B8sse A
Algsr, T-Comrnspd sr-Io-Chisf # me
g. A. r, st Bsrtmans bal, saturday
evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Remember Saturday night, st Hart
mans hall. Capt. Charles ". watkins,
our next Congressman. Capt. Bslgnsp,
our present COngrsssrosn, Hon. Wm-
Fred A. Maynard. our next Rspresen-
tative IN TIE Legislature. snd Gen. Rus
sell A. Alger, perhaps our next Pres
dent Of the United states. VII 81
speak on toe peilticsl issues of thls
canrpa E1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

You car buv pure Linen Collars 81 r.
snd Lsnsn Cufs 11c. uDtll tomorrov
p rht, attire Ic@sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Remarked ~ r. G. joiner, of AIlsn
P D. Hisisdsie county. Mich. " Nothing
gave ri raeanspsun s0ca q1scs 70 =
a. Dr. ThoEnss' Eciectrlc O.i--asileTe
4 infsH Ass fer Faeuns stsna."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The largest assortment Of Jersey un-
derwesr for ladies and children st 7. J
Nichols, e2 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Marriage Licenses.

The following Is list OF the marriage
licenses Issued since last published. vita the
names residence wlsa odSsids tae city aud
ages Of the parties: AGEs
James NJ. Painter. kittsning. Pa; Nellie
VI. stanton 2sSO
Forrest W. Hustled. May Centelli-.... .....2l-25
James %. Warren; Louisa Ovens, Cedar
Jaw L. Morrsoni Sarah Nandercingle,
Z7-2s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Such remarkably pretty Tapestry
Brussels. with borders to match, as =
shown BY Voight, Herpolsheimer 3 Co.,
cannot help but please.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Algsr. wstkins aud BsIxnsp, sat1f-
6sy ngtt - Hsrtasn's Hal Las'
raeeEur of ths ca1pa "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Alger, Watkins aud Belknap, Satur-
day night st Hartmsn's Hall. Last
meeting Of the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

RsTistrstio1 says. October 54-si so5
November I. You csn't vots tss fsl
snless yoB rs-TeglsteT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Alger, Watkins and Belknap, satur-
day night at Hartman's Hall. Last
m eetlng of the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Thos. J. Nichols is removing his dry
goods store from 3 South Divison-sL
% s. MonrUe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Registrst toa days, o,csot<r so-sl snd
yovenher l. Yon cant voss tais fsil
ual-ss yoa re-rezlster-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Regstrstion days. October 2o-3l sno
Sovember I. Yo8 CAT vote this fsll
u0bess yo1 rs-reE ster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Algsr. watkins snd Bslkn&ps sst1r-
day n1ht - Hsrtusns Hssi. Last
meeting Of tie carnps "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

n order - vos4 everybody rnost re-
r-zssse- (lcf. 3e-sl sd Eov. y
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Handsome Ire Of al SIX Ribbons
sTsd TOYS Of every description ct Nev
York 5 ard 10 cents store. 81 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

% and beer Hon Charles " Wst
kfns st Hsrt-nsn's "a Saturday ? at,
sn1 Tcg w01l yon9ef srf longer thst
NJ. For5 . sfrsi1 - 1sbss< vitn nifr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Uniform lor prices. best OF stock and
workmsnship guaranteed. Carpet de-
psTtne1t
N0reT. HERPo1zHwTNFR \ Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Alger, Watkins and Belknap, Satur.
day night at Hartman's Hall. Last
meeting of the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Evsrytody nsust rersgstsT II thsy
~aat - vote tnis fall-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

worksngnasnt Tos car hay Al vt,sa
Tzass a. 81 s. tnss sssk a. to- TowsI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Hon FRED 4 NsTnsr1 or rosnirles
for Reprfserts r. ths Lee s.sfnre.
49, - ore - re s5eekeTf e4 FaFt
rrsr's hsSi. Ss.uTcsy ever ng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The al veol IngTsin Of this season.
"a shisE Of besaty. Al entire new
stock at Nolxt. HerpoisheiueT 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
The most

The most
complete as
so rtm c ut of
&c nts Fur
nishing goods
IN the south
endto be found
az the Grocery
and Dry Goo IS
store Of 3. $.
Harris Sss and
5s7S. Division
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

alzsf. Fstkn sns - xnep. SITE
51r rgkt ~ Hs~trnans HaI I.ssf
Easstne 81 sns osnuaign
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

F~srvhoar nnnsf rs-register = fhey
zsns - vate to fsL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Lay whit- Flonr.
Made by Valley City Milling %, Grand
Rspids- = family fsvorits. Try :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

George Chrisholm and Tavern Cha
holm are one ana the same person. he
is 81 individual NhO has no visible
means Of support, snc Was f0ead
guilty OF being a dlsoTdeTly person, ~
not e. put too tine poiGt on 81. a
gambler. But his latest game seems 90
lee one Of heads l wln ano tSlls YOU
lose" and 'twes the other fellow s
game 70 boot. This cost Llm 1usi $3.50.
just a. Chisholm had pulled nicely
out OF that game, be buckeo another
tiger, aud the end is not yet When he
was arrested az a cisorderly person, be
had 4 revolver concealed Oh hls person,
and was arraigned tor That oicuse.
Is attorney explained that hss client
Was just getting ready 10 go % Jack
son -. Voluntarily" Interrupted
He Honor, and Mf. Mcbride smiled AS
sent-and put he revolver into his
pocket for that purpose. be thought
the case ought not 10 be pushed. Bot
Hls Honor thought Il ought 70 be In
q1!red into, al least. 30 the case went
over until this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
POLLOK AND COURT.

fhe pEa'sewarths aSposit.on oi 3aaEt
Holmes - sotten the rikQEs et the a.
IA ocTlA.n c&ses thsi seeR - t< e.
cep1ionel. = ottan Ahasea ~ o&ss and
nngEstefnl soAmps saea men are
enenlies of mankind IL dophls senss.
tor they are not oalF guilty 81 thsir
own aaenses. ogt thelr ingrautQos
makes i nore d.fhcalt to samnisteg
1nercy IN either cAses.
last Moaosy, Leonard Stoneourner
~4s feana gale al drunkenness, hut
he iio ar, ia pure goodness Il heart
consented t0 release the cplplli an can-
diloa Il hls p,t0fa to oollfi Ga Tam
dav ana receive tae sentence AID pa
the fne. Bat the Ntetohsa fellow
failed 70 keep his promise. The only
consolation is that hs Honor IL per
son II TOO strong q character - he
chilled against al ulAnk ID, n the uu-
manly conduct ~ q few men Ike
StoEebaFner A M&n Il i0N indoS1,
wno has nol honor enough t0 f0inl al
eugAgeaaenI of this KIND.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Anderson A Dsiiy's saloon Was open
ten 0T fifteen mlnutes after lne leg>l
me one dsy last August. inelr ex-
ense, plausible enough, wAs that ihef
clock vac 81 fault Bat the Auihon-
ties caose 10 keep the cAse before tbe
court, adjourned from time 70 time. as
sort 81 surety Tor their future good
behavior. Technically. u was clear
case Of violation ot law; bui the sAloou
ls thought % have been on its goaQ be
haNior since last August, ana TIE prose
cuuon thought tAls faci sUtnclent -
Justify = noile pros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
wAIrlxa FOR conxrL wEeEN 10 EErrav

The she'd ~ The Barge Ofcc j. The busiest hind 4
4 place. and Saturday arriving immigrant. Will
find comfortable quarter there. The return II Ill.
pcriuicudcii Weber from Washington i. anAouely
looked for by many WHO want pli'c, under him
The n1iron wa, appointed yc-lcr'ny. She j, Mr..
-tcchlaud. and held similar place At Castle Garden.
Collector Erladt ma, Informed Deputy Collector
Phelps. If The Law Division that he Viii bee required
TO take charge Of tie immigrant question, and CORE
.poudcncc tina, CONC - the Custom House. The
collector j, n Washington with superintendent Weber
.onfcrring with secretary Window in regard to the
immigration busnc-,.
Colonel Marshal, superintendent of Public nnlld
ing, visited Ell, Island with Lieutenant Elliot. Of the
Toast survey. t. take preliminary step, with regard
fl.tul the island mp for receiving depot for i'm
migrate. tie seemed - think that -Dur Of the
buldiug- of IN" island woad be- suitable for super
iuiclicut Mcicrs purpose. and tlai pier 80 feet
long would have to he constructed Al hr southern end
Of the island. lie expected to advertise or bids -
a fen diN1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.
TurRsDAr. APRIL L.
AFRIL l.
.SHIPPING Ne Us
PORT OF NETWORK ...... tt EsDAY. APRIL Is. 1879


| PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer BIZ jeffrey, London Mar 80 with m'se
and passcngerst W. hurst Arrived at tho Bar $50
pmH,eam.r Lake Huron M Murray Lvorpoo April3 with
me-e passengers James Arkcil CO. Arrived at the
steamer ,rl, Ni,o Liverpool Mar &c. with ni'e to
Bruce lsnty Ar,i'st AZ t -i a. V Anr morrill,.
wh md,c and passengers to henderson BIOS Arrived AT
steamer ion.c il lBr ctae. naniris Mar ~ shields 20
with sugar order. vessel TO bOrTinr@ AIc"oAu Arrived
sugar vessel TO Funoh Ldye@Co Arrived al the
| lar at sOp ,,.. w.. 20 -,.,
mise a-.cugcs To funch hdyes CoAriVc Al the BAT
~ ' NJ. Geri rus-us Bremen >pril D. southamp
ton " III and passengers, t. oelrchs@ Co. Arrived AZ
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Gibraltar Ma - with m'se Il Phelps Bros Co. Arrived
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N Naagi s n r@Ie' s N'"E "a Maa y.
Ami : Havana ~tt mdse and passengers 10 &c
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patr... ffulu4frs Newport SrWs ana NOTJl..
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CLEARED
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steamer .',.'c 81. riisi LiTofp""' va .n'en'to"n
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steamer f'oItt Br Ash ~ Johns. NJ VIA IiaiaA BOW
Naranacu,e tBrl Trcearthcn. Para. Pernambuco
"s,e,n',r Victoria tNor, Aarnih Baiacoa Mons & 60
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% , i,.,,,an winter Halcit aoston- Dimock
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
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