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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-01
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what IL fh< e4sse OF the bfsess Wise ont u san
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order OF sou.r ssxs: kyzdaeses. saiIfsx nemorr,
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tsys b 20 nias~ fps OF ~ tl~ smzlIer siis which
m sssi~esea - t~ssrss as ,..use.,a~nee- let
these srFar-sfly Ebitatsrtsnt ssi4zi<s mast
ffeae<stiy the Iesrrunsxs. Of ncr~ -erfeus in~ss,
~ 81rr NJ itsan3ss, r1anel<se prostrnsipa. png
siysis or ssddtn dsafh. On hrsf neeiee Of fh~
sfHpsous - spTrcarisiss ~ ry.us frostie saei ~
Hkn,at asJ<essssa- tSsbi1ty 70 fre4li aAnsf xnd
faeen. Hrfsoas tstsehiDG u the nsseies, 2sd IT,
pffn ~ xsearF ionrd /. Il the 4ufr Of eyery-
this the brsin asd nerve Tissue shsuIH b. strength
sned sad SfPsrEfssssd- Pxin~ss Ceiery Compound,
10 WHICH fb~ feruUeyztiEs quality of es3~ry u
ea<sfsiiY rxr.efsef 81 psoeess VI skAnnssrfufx
ia - t's1sa Mp ,fsr d stem that . new
Ieass Of Hfe st<rns ~ hsss besa s2kSa BY the sui
feriax tHdts ttRsi who h fesfuasfs enoa&h TO Do
fsin IT. sse~ptsssnrs~. vaiss Is one Of the meet
asrvons d>rsnxeHest. zna be- overcome BY
this coz paaha inssgv.fhsn h removed b. pru-
s1riuT hssstiiy zgsiaa Of th% S5ose nsrsoas syss
tem, by IL ass
fhoaszmss 81 p-osse. beth ia the Cai.e,i stsses
and Canaan, have sased tfrns~isrs from the ter
rfbis fnshssf brs Al -asss sRd prertf1tfsa Of the
n@ssess sJsrsfs. -h1e1 fStlew The strain pat apon
fzias tsIsYf COMPOUND h absolute and GER
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-01

". g. SbaS Of Bath vas 10 the city yes-
pfdsy.
J. b. Mayo Of foIcsoft va 10 the city
yesterday.
Mrs. j. u. Bosiseii Of II aiioweiI vas 10
be city yesterday.
Miss Lula Taylor Of Lynn. Mass, ia
visiting 10 this city,.
Rev. Mr.. Owen Of Gardiner vac 10 the
city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Shepherd Of Sianey
we're in the city yestsfdsy.
Mrs.. Msj. y. Howell Of Hailowell vas
10 the city Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie True Of New Haven. Conn,
10 visiting Mrs. II. VI. Pi4isted.
Bank Examiners Bisbee, and Chss. P.
Hatch Of Bucks6eld. were at Hotel Norti,
Yesterday.
Mr.. Benz. r. Peacock, town collector Of
Wet Endico,t, was in the city yesterday
on bnsiness.
Hon. Geo. y. Weeks 10 In Boston for q
few days. He accompanied Capt. Il. Y.
Jones Of Randolph. to Bostos. Capt. Jones
sails today from New York for Barbados
where he will spend the winter for hi'
health.
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~. .. Cnoa1s. Clesk.
Q. Z. 6rxvBus. Sheriff.
krEt SniTn, Exporter.
FsiDAy- Oct. 81. 1880.
Ksovitsn ~ City IT Augusta Ths A..
snrnent on behalf Of The plsinfiR 80 made
and he Judge ciasged The jury this NOM.
ing asd they isok the ease ssost 1870
O'clock. Afssr being ont about IN hour
they returned verdict for the plaintiff for
1888.
Osfns to The iiiness Of Judge Emery.
Judge Whis<houss csue Ia fos DE Rial Of
the trial Of the next cass which will OCCUPY
the cOess the balance Of ihe week.
charles 4. Eeskio et 81 ~. Jzues p.
Dudley e n. Baker Baker 1 Csrsish for
plsinti6s. Iisssh Z Tueii fcv defendants
The plaintiffs In this esse fesids In Psuob-
scott AID the defendants in Franklin coun-
~, bu, there being trustees residiag in
ksneebec the case ~ tried here. Action Of
sssumr~it TO recover balance Of 1854 IL
for cutting ard hauling lumber during the
sessons Of 1855 and for applies, and
sl05 fer building, consffuing, msintaining
adj rspairiDg road st the request Of the
Defendant mskine their claim $3.50 Is In
all. The defendants claim that ~ q mat
ter Of fact the operations were 90 carried
on that they we're greatly damaged and
they Get up this by way Of recoupmsnt Aasi
claim fhss this damage together with the
amount due them on their account Ia set
Oh Is much more than is due the paint is.
Testimony Of defendants no; closed.
Court comes in Q, D o'clock this morning
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AMusEMEHrs.
Zozo. THE MAGIC Queen.

Ora lite Hall will have for its attraction
next Wednesday evening. the time honored
but aisays popular "Zozo," which has stood
it, career Of twelve years remarkably we'll.
This season "Zczo' has been entirely
rewritten and reconstructed throughout. 90
that Il will be hardly recognizable in its
nsw shape. The changes made are said to
improve II amazingly. The company 10
now composed Amos, exclusively Of young
ladies' the mile parts having been written
into femsle characters u such an
extent as to leave only three male char
aeters IN the piece, whereas formerly there
were eight parts played by men. The
company that will present ''Zozo~ tbi,
season 10 confidently claimed to surpass
any heretofore seen In tbis spectacle intnis
city. Miss Ella Benda, Baltimore beauty
Of some note, who wa, last season proml-
nent in the support Of Lawrence Barrett.
viii be seen az Queen I1zn. She 10 described
az tall, stately, and the possessor Of that
most essential quality. a very magnetic
stage presence. Shs is surrounded by 4
bevy of attractive giIs who sing, dance
and act eharmingly. ''Zozo' possesses
all the essential features that 90 towards
making up successful spectacular extra
vassnza, namely, an amszonian march.
pretty scenery, hos. Of specialtles, lots Of
singing and plenty Of dancing. OF course
there 10 a comedian, AID "Iozo" claims
one of the funnies, Of the fraternity In the
person of G. Il. Edwards, who Won much
promin ence last season as the distinct hit of
the "Fskir" Company. All the scenery
used in "Zez3" this season was painted
during the past summer by Henry Hoy,,
the famous scenic artist. whose skillful
brush has produced some Of the most srtis-
tic Of stage effects.
The NEw EseLAsp Souvenir UNCLE
ToMs CABIN Co.
This company gave that well worn PRO-
duet on, Uncle Toms Cabin. TO a fair sized
audience in Granite Hall list evening. 1t
would seem that this play has . perennial
charm, for the audience listened a. atten-
lively and applsuded as frequently as
though they were hearing 1t for the first
time, though some Of the minor parts ere
little weak. This company gives lesiu-
mate presentation of the drama,
not depending on Marks, donkeys
ard bloodhounds fer eject. The
innovations are musical and pleasing and
Gumption Cute received encore upon en-
| core in hi, new topical song. Geo. ii.
Goes ~ Uncle Tom is at home, and Topsy
is better than the average and q pleasing
dancer wiihsl The company will probably
have good audit noes this afternoon and
evening.
On Friday evening the house Of Mr.. L.
renzo hitter. corner of Sewalt and Green
street,, was the scene of 3 very pleasant
socisl gathering, when goodly number Of
relatives and friends and neighbors were
assembled to celebrate their thirtie,h
wedding anniversary. The reception
was given by their two daughters. Mel.
lie and Bertha, and was complete
surprise. The presents were numerous
sad appropriate. Refreshments being
,,,yed, remarks were made BY Rev.
H.. NJ. wyman and others. Those OF Mr..
! Charlie. Lothrop we're specislly touching
! .nJ ;n,nre ssiyp
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Mson!sn Hall services at half past two,
subject, The Common CAPITAL Among
Men. All classes invited.
AZ Friends Chapel, services will be held
on Sunday at 10 80, and r. VI. PRAYER
msetiag Wednesday eve ing At : 80.
Union service Of all the churches Sunday
evening 1t 80 o'clock in the Congrega.
tioaai church. conducted by Evangelists
Martin and True.
The Universalist pulpi. will be occupied
t,no.-ow morning by Rev. I. J. Mead Of
this city. Sabbath school and young PEG.
pls's meeting At usual hour.
Eyaareiistic meetings 81 the y. NJ. C. A.
room, on Sunday At 9f5 o'clock and 4
pm. At the latter service Evangelist
Martin will speak from the theme Lost in
Sight Of Home" Ali men cordially in
vited.
Conversational church: 1880 A. NJ,
worship and preaching by the. pastor; ll.t5
A. VI saidsy school; 6 T.. M, Up s.
c. u. meeting in the chapel; so p. NJ,
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Tbs Evanselists

Mr.. Maria gave a Bible Residing at the
First Baptis, vesuv on the Work OF the
Holy Spirit He spoke earnestly on the
sut iect for over three quarters of an hour
aud held the attention of the large audience
completely to the close. He divided his
subject into III es parts. via; Who He Is,
Where lie is. VIVA, He does.
At the Con greg ,tional chapel in the eve
Mug the theme was Called snl Chosen.
Matt se-lt |. Ged 10 caliiog men. First,
BY the preachirg of the Gospel. Second,
by His providenees. Third By the prayers
OF Chiisti,n.
II. The nature of this csll. II 10 from
sin 10 ri, hteou sne,s from wret. hedness TO
happiness; from hell to heaven.
iii. The extent Of thi. call. 1t is uni
yersal. Acts i.-ao, "whosoever will"
III any maa WILL" Come all .e that
labor"
". This call is but partially edectual.
First, because men object 20 the terms
they are either too easy or too hard.
Again, men sin away the dav of visitation
By cor s,an.ly refu.ing. Prov. |, et-2s :
Men also fail to make the necessary PIE
paration. The wedding garnet must
be put OF. The lamp NUT bs trimmed
and burning" Are yeu one OF the Lord
"choseng" You may be If Won Will. TIE
responsibility i, on your own shoulders.
Explici, IL stree i,rs are being sent from
Washington to the United States Marshals
aud District Attorneys throughout the
county for the purpose Of exciting the
officers to the utmos. vigilance. The vigor-
Gus manner in which this matter 10 followed
up aives assurance that the traffic in lottery
tickets will soon be stopped. The inssruc'
tons referred to arc ~ follows:
Sir Your attention Is called to the act
Of Congress approved Sept. II, lssu
ei titled IAN &C. to amend certain secfiors
Of the revived sta,u,es relating TO lotteries
and for ether purposes. with tae suggestion
that you carefully examine III, same and
spare no etfot, in its enforcement. Esefy
violstson Of this ilw either By icdivfdua1
CT . CORPORATION in the dissemination oil
tt.ery literature or in any ~ay should bt
bfough, 10 the attention of the grand jury
and wherever i1dictments are fount vigor
gu. prosecutions should follow to the end
tha. tbs nefa,ious busisess may b. sup
pressed.
Ia tn. enforcement OF this Law thef'
should BE- hearty cooperation on the par
Of the district attorneys. United State
marshal and re post offiee Inspector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-01

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup OF Figs, when IN
need of q laxative and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most graft
flying results follow its use. so that it 10 the
best family remedy known and every FAM
ily should have bottle. oct2id&Simo
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Born.

geaadeld-oct NJ. to the wife of Eli Merrinan
"a daughter.
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Ayers Pills.

For loss Of appetite. bilious troubles, cohstr
nation. indigestion, and sick headache, these
Pills are unsurpassed
s.For long time | was snnerer Hoih
stomach. liver. and kidney troubles, expe-
riencing much difficulty in digestion, WIN
severe pains In the lumbar region and o'hef
parts Of the body. Having tried variety OF
remedies, including warm baths, With oniy
temporary relief. abeat three months ago
began the use of Ayers Pills. and my health
Is so much improved that gladly TESTIFY to
the superior merits Of this medicine -
Manoel Jorge Pereira. Porto. Portugal
..ror the cure Of headache. Ayers Cafhar-
lie Pills are the most effective medicine
ever used.~-R X. James, Dorchester MASS.
.When l feel the need Of cathartic, take
AYERS Pills, and ind them to be more enec-
tive than any otiRr pill ever took. Mrs.
n. e. Gr,,bb, Burweliville. Va.
II have found in Ayers Pills. an nvai'ia.
bile remedy for constipation. hiliousness. and
kindred disorders peculiar To miasm'ltfc
localities. Taken in small and, frequent
doses these Pills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-01

Estabrook . Eaton viii not advance the
price Of their Pixarro Cigars until Jan /.
1890. The present high quality viii be
nAintained. octl6Th. Sat&Tuist
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To avoid cold snd lamsDess ffcm wet
ting. rub the eli st with JoAnson's Anoayne
liaisrat. oels.d&v
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Act Well

on the liver, restoring i,sUatural powers and
aiding IL in throwing OF uaiartAl possons
e. i. ASTON, Quitman. Texas.
.Whepever l am troubled with eonstipa-
ton. Or suffer from loss Of appetite. Ayers
PMS set me right again - \. j. kiser, Jr-.
Rock House, Va
SIN ,sss. by the sdyice of friend. began
the use Of Ayers Puts as = remedy for OIL.
business. constipation. high fevers. and
colds. They served me better than anything
i had previously tried. and have used them
in attacks Of that sort ever since. = H. W
HerSh. Jrdsouis, Ark.
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sUrxnnGB JUDICIAL counx.

ksnnsbsc cosssy - October 1sru,
1eeo-Hon- l. \. Enssy. Jnseses
Pssssaisg.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-22

again rallied to about outside prices fuctuated
and closed about 14c lower for December than
yesterday. In corn thare was fair business.
the market ruling somewhat unsettled The
speculative market opened With sight decline,
advanced SIC ard then sold of sac. Infu need
by the same, rains in the west and predictions
OF more in the same territory, a rally followed
this declin nd the market sold up 80 &c upon
-umors of frosts, said to be in Iowa, ruled
steady and closed with ssGltc gain. Oats we're
traded IN fairly and the market displayed con-
siderable weakness at the start and prices de-
c.ined 4s0lzc. There was good buying. on the
creased prices were TIED up 7s11c. the st ength
being in a measure due TO the advance in wheat
and corn. In mess podk trading was moderate.
Opening sales we're made at yesterday figures,
but firmer feeling was Developed and prices
rallied iS020c Later an easier feeling pre-
vailed ana prices receded 150l716c ami closed
comparatively steady. Lard offerings were
moderate. with good inquiry in quiet way.
Early sales were made at yesterday clc sing
figures and a gradual advance of 21sG5c was
gained later. Toward the Gloss prices receded
slightly and the market closed quiet. In short
rio sides an active trade was reported. Sales
were made early at yesterdays closing futur IS
but later in the day trading was at 2lsG5c ad-
vance Prices settled back slightly and the
market closed at about inside figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged. Wneat-No. 2 spring
81 035s No , red 81 037s Corn-No. ,. 4914c Oats
No. 2, S71sc. Mess pork 81 25Gl1 80. Lard
SIS 20. Short ribs s. lO@5 so. Shoulders, s. IS
as So Short clear sides, S. 75U5 IS. Whisky
at 81 10.
Leading fut Irss "a 1gei as IlowE
OJenns. dgnSs- Closing.
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Rice.

Planter has the following on the New Orleans
rice market: "At thus writing the rough rice
market is unsettled. Prices have held well up
till the last part of the week, when large re-
ceipts necessitated some concession on the part
of the sellers. AS soon as all the mills here are
running larger demand is looked for. The
clean rice market is gradually opening. as a
large assortment of lately cleined goods is
about che same" 1t also says in regard TO
crop pro srects: 'The recent rains have seri
ously delayed the re, harvest, and have placed
the crop in great peril Every days delay now
means the prolongation of the rice harvest into
the latter days of September. when serious
storms are almost sue to occur The great
storm of Aug. II, 1888. destroyed half the crop
then in the fl elds and injured the quality of the
rest. The standing crop now is probably as
large as then, some 10000 to 100000 bags,
but every day IS delay in the harvest reduces the
total that will reach the market"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-22
Pifra " atar.

An article in the Times of the 9th states
that some of our citizens send away for
spring water for drinking purposes Why
should they do this when by the use OF one
OF Pasteur's Germ Proof Filters the river or
artesian water can be made absolutely pure
a wholesomel
This is a new invention by the celebrated
French phi ysician after whom it is called.
The wafer is forced through q number OF
porcelain tubes, which are 50 arranged as "a
be pro: ected from the least dagger Of con-
tamination, as it passes directly from the
hydrant Physicians and others interested
are invited TO inspect its workings at the
cr0ckery house Of james 5. Silva, where all
information will he cbeerfulIy furnished.
-Adu
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New York. Aug 19-Arrived, schr Flora
Rogers, Francis, Fernandna.
Cleared-Bark Lew 5 Andrews, Love, Tampa.
Fla; schr City of Baltimore, Anderson, Jack
sonville; Clara f Bergen, Burroughs, Charles
ton.
Sailed-Brig Mersey Belle, [Brl, Fernandina.
Benisaf Aug 19-Sailed, steamer InchL o-ya
[Brl, United States.
Buenos Ayres, July ARRIVED bark Lamek
[Ausl, Marcievich, Pensacola.
Sailed. July 9-Barks Efminia [Br, Davies,
Tybee: Lovfald [Nor Amunds n. New York:
10Th, ship Sha espeaTe tGerl. Thetzen Prnsa
cola; bark Wilhelm Anton lGerl, Hashager,
Mobile.
Dublin. Aug 1s-Arrived, steamship Tormore
lBrl, Geddie, Charleston.
Hull Aug l9-Arrived, steamship Cyprus Br1 /,
Gut d, Ashepoo. S c. -r
Montevideo, July Sailed, bark Creola
lItall, Gibelli, Pensacola,
Marseilles, Aug io-Arrived, bark Giovanni
[Itall, Sc ito, Pensacola.
Saed-Bark Christos Nicolaidia fGreekl
Biamis Pensacola.
Rosario, July l9-Arriyed, brig John McDer-
mott, Davis, Fernandina.
[Brazl, Machado Savannah; Both, Zelmira
port, Lima Brunswick
Apalachicoa Aug is-Arrived, schr Alice
Mcdonald Dukeshire. Key West,
Brunswick Ga, Aug l9Arrived, schr Nancy
Smith, Hodgkinsou. New YORK.
Daren. Ga. aug is--Arrivcd, bark Levanter.
Newell. Philadelphia; schrs Samuel h Hubbard.
Mehaffy, New YORK; Eta Simpson. Toomas.
do.
Fernaniioa, Aug 19-Arrived, brig Isabella
ba com, Delano, Boston,
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Do You Require Jewelry?

Whether you need jewelry or anything
in that liue, for personal use or other dis
position, you will always find at the i'm
mense establishment of Aessrs. NJ. Stern
berg & Bro. the largest and best display in
the city. You will always find at theiI
saesrooms splendid exhibits Of sterling and
Fine Plated SIlverware, Ladies and Gentle
mems Wa tches, Chains, Caarms and Orna-
ments. Messrs. Sternberg s. Bro. also dea
largely in Art and Decorative Goods, such
as Bronzes, taues, Onyx Goods, Gold
Headed Canes, Umbrellas. etc. Wedding
Presents and articles of presentation uses
are specially dealt in by this house,
aud cir spacious warerooms and hand
somely displayed stock merit attention and
a visit, even if you do not want to purchase.
y
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MARK RTS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 noon.-Stocks opened
active but weak. Money light at 25 per cent.
bid. Exchange-long. 81 1904 S34; short,
81 S704 S7A Government bonds dull and
featureless. State bonds dull but stea ty.
Following were the 2 p. m. stock quotations:
Erie .....; :. .....2,4 Richm d 3 W. n. o,q<
Chicago or,n.l0i16 Terminal :........ 2)4
Lake Sao-e ....1Oi4 W sterl Union... SI5S
500 D. m-Excnange closed quiet and weak at
o31s o. S719. Money tight, last loan 8 per
cent closing offered al per cent Sno-treasury
balances-Coin, $50 61i 900; currency s. 81 q, o.
Govern uent ponds onet bIt steaiV; four per
cents IL A.; four and half per cent coupons
1914. State bonds Gull
The stock market to-day has been decidedly
active and very weak, resu ting in material
losses in everything traded in. The bears, by
aid of the labor troubles and light money. have
at last succeeded in forcing the liquidation OF
long acc cunts, and stocks to-day were tdrown
over at lively rate. Money was the most i'm
portant factor in bringing about this result, and
1t loaned at the highest figures known in years.
probably since the May panic OF 1884 ana
large premium was eXacted Tor its use over
day; at the same time the more threatening, on
account of the labor situation OF the Nanderolt
railroad, was the means of soaring some weak
holders out, and selling Lecame general imme-
dlately aft the opening. High rates for money
also had their effect upon the price OF silver
certificates. and they again fell oil ABOUT : per
cent. because OF the cost OF currency. The news
that the Bank of England mad reduced its rate
of discount from to per cent. was completely
ignored, though, II it had come last IL would, in
all probability, have been the cause of ma
teral advance in prices for stocks. AS 1t was,
however, the market even at the opening was
completely demoralized, owing TO high rates for
money, which op ned az 70 per cent, and
rapidly rose till II per cent. per diem. legal in
teret, was expected for its use. The strikes
to-day did not play very important part. as
operators feel their influence has besn pre- "
nearly discountei, though IL is accepted IN the
sire Z tat the dhlculty will involve the VIII Die
Vanderbilt system, and possibly some otaer
roads The roads concerned. however, are Il L
- be strong and abe 10 make a long nghd
while the oplllon OF the street is that the qu B.
ton involved 10 one upon which the roads can'
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RECEIPrS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
I'll b mattress, cars machinery. ! car wood
car laths, / car brick 10 cases smoking to-
bacco, car coke. 20 bbls -four. l box ointment
cases stock, wagons and fixtures, 1 case
CHARS. bdls bags Dbl hams
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Aug p -533 bales cotton. 1901 bbls rosin, 554
bbls spirits turpentine. Il bbls syrup. cases
empty tins, 80 bdls hides, 10 bbls moiasses, 800
lbs wax, 3 cases clothing, Is cases d goods 81
cars lumber: cars wood, ! tank car, : cases
hats, bOls bottles, cases Shoes bales wool
u pkgs hardware, 1 car cattle. horse, 4 kegs
cider l6 bales moss car beer, 20 pkgs furni-
ture, bbls whisky. boxes leaf tobacco, 30
pigs mdse, 100 boxes and &c bbls fruit
Per Central Railroad, Aug 40 bales wool
bales hides, 81 rolls leather, 80 bdls paper. 300
pkgs tobacco, $4,000 lbs lard, ~! 300 lbs bacon,
304 bols spirits turpentine, SOS bbls rosin, $50
bbls lime, 10 pkgs fruit, IS bbs whisky 1 half
bbs whisky, bbls syrup, lC5 bales domestics,
$50 bales yarn, 10 bbls beer. 40 half bbls beer,
$40 b0ls -four, horse, IL cars lumber. 81 cords
wood, 25 nest buckets, 81 cases liquor. pkgs
vegetables. p pkgs furniture, 400 pkgs mdse,
iron safe. 80 bales paper stock. 116 empty kegs.
car brick, 30 boxes hardware 10 bales plaids,
a ibis oil, cases eggs, 10 cars coal, 81 bbls
grits, 40e bales cotton.
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Georgetown, c. Aug l7-Arrived. schr Myra
W Spear. Caswell. Wilmington.
Norfo X, Aug Iq-Sailed. schr Geo Church
man Charleston.
PensacolaAug l6-Arrived, steamer Cydonian
lBrl, Winsprar. Philadelphia: 18Th, bark June
pors lBrl, McGregOr. Demerara.
CleaIed-Steamer Schiehalion [Brl, Mitchell,
Great Yarmouth. T.
Port Royal. S c, Aug 19-Arrived. schr Mary
|, Peter Bost n
Delaware Breakwater, Aug l9-Passed out
stea snip Salisbury lBrl. from Philadelphia for
Pensacola
New York. Aug 21-Arrived out. Fulda. New
YORK for Bremen; Germanic, New York for
Liverpool.