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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This Port.


Hurworth Castle [Brl, 1858 tons, ---,
4 Shields, sid June 80
Iris IBeigl, 1852 tons, Smit, Antwerp sid
koriands [Brl, 1883 tons, - Hamburg,
River Avon [Brl, - tons, --, Liverpool
81 sid July l.
BARKs.
augustine lNorI, 1906 tons, Larsen, Dantzic,
Biandina Aus, 79l tons, Rosmannich, Cir
Bremen TileT TGerG, 31S tons, sitzen, at Maranham
N Dec /.
Carlo IItall, 751 tons, Trapani, Girgenti, sid
cyphrian [Norl, $50 tons, Hansen, Hamburg,
Concezione tall, 4O6 tons, Lauro, Girgenti,
sid May 49,
Gusseppi d AlDundo [Itall, - tons Castag
81 lola, Rotterdam, sid June !.
Hermod [Norl, SIG tons, F'redrtcksen Bremen,
sid May 30
Jotun Nor, 552 tons, Christiansen, Hamburg,
Bid May Is via santa Cruz.
Morgengry LNorl, Reinertsen, Exmouth. sid
marie Kuyper [Gerl, 1862 tons, Mass, London,
Nsriannina TItaI1, 496 tons, Asterita, Trieste,
81 sid Feb %. Passed Iarita June Z.
Noe lItall, 5l3 tons, Scala, Gigeni, sid May 4.
Rex NOR, Andersen, Arendal. sid June 3.
Ragnhild LNorl. - tons Hontuer sid June 3.
washington lItall 696 tons. Cafero, Dublin
sid June %.
SCHOONERS.
h aaron Reppard. 436 tons Steelman, Philadel-
phia, SID from Savannah July T.
Emily S Baymore, 243 tons, Thompson, Phila
81 delphia, sid June l6
Hilda, 615 tons, ODonnell at Philadelphia
July3
3 ohm H Tingue, 595 tons, Burdge at New York
July IL.
Linah c Kaminslzi, 421 tons Anderson, New
& York, sid July Ia.
Thomas A Ward 765 tons, Lyman, New York
n via Norfolk.
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CHARLESTON, July 15-Sailed. steamer Maude
tBr7 Homer F'ernandina; schrs Mary S
kradshaw Vaagiider, Baltimore; Lulie L
Ballard. Powell, Philadelphia.
Port Tampa, July 15-Arrlved, steamship
.arro Bay [F3rl, McGregor. New Orleans.
port Eads, July 15-Arrived, steamer Whit
sev Havana.
| Sailed. steamships Professor. Liverpool;
ritv of Dallas. Puerto CorteZ; Arkansas.
HAVANA; Jos Oteri and S Pizzati, Celia.
4 New York. July l3-Cleared, schr Clara E
Rerpeu, Burroughs. Charleston.
/ boston, July 13-Sailed, schr Carrie 7 Bala-
10 Bond Port Royal
/ brunswick, July l3-Arrived, ship Lumber
han S Iassie LBrl Stewart, Rio Janeiro; brig
fEaubun, Avis, Philadelphia; schr Greenleaf
dobnson. Woodruff New York.
1 Cleared brig Segundet lBrl, Juan, Las Pal
mas. 80 a
i3r7. DOYLE, Liverpool: bark Hallgerda [Ncrl,
Greenock.
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Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
w Haskell, Miss K Grosser, W Thomas, o
Moat and WE, M L. M Ber[osteln, a rum TIi
chsel B + Frey.
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for
New York. ,696 bales upland cotton "a bales
noss. 1893 bales domestics and yarns, SO bbls
rosn oil 925 bbls rosin, ITO bbls vinegar, go 27l
|eet lumber, 424 cedar logs, 70.5OO shingles
!, $50 pkgs fruit, 1885 pkgs vegetables, 32,676
Eatermelons. % cases cigars, 285 pkgs mdse
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Guide-Now you will have 10 be care
ful many o tourist has broken mis- neck
40 this spot Tourist 10 his Wife -Au-
gusta, you 90 lrst.-Spare Moments
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The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
foor of the Custom House, and now occupies
he ONCE in the northeast corner of the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
hon will be furnished masters of vessels free
III charge in United States Hydrograph
Ofce in the custom house. Captains are re-
6uested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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"How is your health ?" said the caller
AZ the o'clock tea VERY delicate" re
piled the hostess, languidly. II am kept
on the strictest regimen. Ana then she
leaned toward the table and began 20 eat
a dainty luncheon, including ices. maca-
rooDs. pickles, straw berries marmalade,
olives. chocolate, charlotte russo and
chow-chow. - Chicago Record.
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steamship City of Birmingham. New YorI
8ark Caroline [Norl, Harburg.
Schr John G Schmidt, Philadelphia. =
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Steamer Katie, Bevill. Augusta and way
,ndings-WT Gibson, Manager.
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Solid ainsbe
the west and northwest Also New
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

mn Rises --------.-- ---..--.. 0.Ol
,1r Sets. ................... $50
IIgh Water at Fort Pulaski Gil am, 6:22 pm
Central Standard Time.
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Notice to Mariners.

For additional shipping news
see other columns.
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Monday, July 10.
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PLANT SYSTEM.
Savannah. Florida & Western R'y.

GOING NoRTH-READ UP
% ~
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No 80 ar Savannah % pun No SO. II 35 am
From Jacksonville and ali points in
South, Middle and Western Florida and New
Orleans by the Florida Central and Pennsu-
lar Railroad.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

santo, Carnot's ASSASSIN, says ho re'
crots no did not kill the pope and King
IIumber!, Of Italy.
Judro Bucher, nominated for con-
crcssman.a..largc by tho Pennsylvania
Democrats. has declined.
At Mount Vernon. Ind, and In East
Tennessee q tremendous wind storm
and cloud burst did great damage to
property aud crops.
Papers in Conatuntinople arc not por-
mitted to publish tho acconnss OF Car
nots assassination. They are only al
lowed to announce that he died prd-
denly.
number OF tho Maryland strikers
who attempted to forcc out tho Elk Gar
don, W, Va, miners have been arrested.
Tho miners arc working under heavy
guard. --
Tho minors strikc at Punxsusawncy
,s still on. The operators Will not rec.
oonIzo the minera committoe appoint.
I'd TO treat with them. and will OILY
recocnizo tho men individually.
Tho Nicaragua cana! bill has bc en- re-
,ortnd fayorably to the house OF rupre-
sontotivcs with an amendment giving
Iho government first lien upon tho
canal, SO that there can be no chance
of loss through its guaranty OF bonds
Domocra.sdo not conceal their con-
corn al the probability that Populiss
senators may vote against the tarit bill
on its final passage. The sugar and
,roo,nn schedules are not satisfactory to
mos. Of them. and the bill is not. sure
OF final adoption.
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A ZIG HACK EYE

Given tho Administration nnd tho senate
1nrir Din by tho Illinois Democrats
Anti.hdu;nistratiou Meu on Top-oIc.
rcngh FOR Senator.
SrRiSGFiELD, lLL, Juno 27.-For
Unitcd stateB senator. Franklin Nc.
Vcngh for state superintendent public
instruction, Horny Raab; for ptate
trcnsnrOr, Bernard J. Claggctt; for trus.
,ccs s.ato university, Julia Holmes
Smith, q. l. Pleacanta and T. c. Glen.
donln.
This was the ticket nominated by tho
Democratic gtate convention to-day, and
tho party endorsed tho national nd.
minlstratiou only so far rs ita actions
havo concided with the platform OF tho
Chicago convention. This endorsement
was tho outcome OF n bitter fight wagcd
In tho meeting OF the platform commit.
too by Congroaamun Fithian against
tho administration. Tho fight for II
timc threatened to result In n minority
and majority report.
The struggle ended in n complete vic.
tory for Fithian, who made the com.
Inittee yield to him everything ho asked
in tho way OF financial planks in the
platform before ho and his following
would consent 10 tho endorsement OF
tho administration as II appears in the
platform. Tho administration Demo-
Gratis wcrc not strong enough to secure
aClovoland endorsement without sacri.
tieing n great deal to get it. Mayor John
p llonlEinu nj ThtTnro and nv Con.
gresham Benjamin. I. Cable were tho
two men who ran tho convention, and
they carried tho!r man TO victory in
spite OF an exceedingly heavy country
vote against him.
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CHRISTIAN EyDEAvoRs.

"
Tho State Convention nj GrHc;un-ronr
Hundred Delegates prcseut-Ihc First
Day, Session.
.'!rtal Dt'patrh 10 ne lNtdEtcrnr-
GnArroS. ". VA, Juno 97.-Thc
fourth annual convention OF tho West
Virginia Christian Endcavor Union
was held hero to-day and will continue
in session tomorrow and Friday. Tie
Christian Endcavorgts in town numbe r
abor 400. representing societies from
all parta OF the state, and each and
ovety visitor has received q royal well
como and been comfortably provided
for as tho guests oi the Methodist Pro-
tes,ant, Lutheran and Presbyterian
churches. under whose special auspices
tho convention Is held and members OF
other churches and tho citizcnu in
general.
At . o'clock this afternoon In the
Methodist Protestant church. tho
Mothdist Protestant demlnational rally
for West Virginia convened and held
tho most interesting and profitable scs-
sion in tho history OF tho society. Rov
L. ]. Wilson, president, presided. This
rally waa not ono OF tho SESSIONS OF the
state Christian Endoavor, but covers
tho sociotios in tho Methodist Pro-
te,tant church. Tho following cAlcers
were elected for tho ensuing year:
President, Rev. c. L. Owen, 4. B., OF
Palatino. vice presidents, Rows. 0. b.
Mckeoves. ". G. Elliott, Charles Hare
and J. B. Watson, N D.; secretary, II.
I. mcEliresh; treasurer, Miss Maggie
Hull superintendent junior work, Miss
Estella Bennet; executive committee,
Rev. I. A, Bnrncs, Misses Minnie
Horny md Edith Martin. The num-
hcr OF societies in tho Methodist Pro-
testant church In tho state So; number
OF members, active, 2,247; number OF
associate members, 5jl; number OF
junior societies, Is, with 500 membcrs.
Rov. S. II. Doyle. president, formally
opened tho convention Of tho ent!rc
union for tho state at o'clock this
evening in tho Lutheran church, which
was not largo enough to accommodate
the big crowd that assembled. Tho eS-
ercises wero opened with q praise ser.
vicc. Then on tho part OF tho citizons
VI bIaltuu Lawyer ID. i. baliUy, Ol tiie
town council, in IN eloquent address,
cordially welcomed tho visitors to the
convention. L 3. Hull, for tho local
Endeavors, followed in worda Of wel-
come and praise of the Christian worl;
OF tho G. L. To ,hcae addresses Judge
]. A. Campbell, OF New Cumberland,
responded in a most interesting and
cordial manner. which won the hearts
OF the largo audience. Rev. r. A. Andor-
son, Of Sistersviile, spoke earnestly and
ably OF tho Q. E. movement and its
characteristics. The close OF tho con-
ven.ion was spent in pleasant social
hour and adjournment was had until
tomorrow.
The visitors seem pleased With tho
hospitality accorded them by their
brothers and sistera OF Grafton, and q
gratifying and successful convention is
confidently expected. Credit is due
particularly 20 A. \. Barnes, Of the
Methodist Protestant church, for his
earnest efforts In the work and nctivity
in arranging for tho comfort OF the visi-
tor5.
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went on. Tho speaker, NJ. Challomcl.
l;aCour, and tho secretaries entered In
tho meantime. l~'
Tho speaker, In choice, slnplo torms,
alluded to tho horriiying ovent that
necessita,cd tho Meeting, and thou do.
clarod tho congress- opened
Worry iittlo enthusiasm or warm feel.
Ing was shown anywhere uulcss II was
IN tho speakers room, by N. Casinir.
Perior, who. upon hearing tho spoaknr
announce tho result OF tho ballot, bura.
into tears and 0aid: ~ mako q groat
sacrifice In accepting tho Office"
NJ. CnSimir-perier called upon
Madame Carnot on returning 10 Paris
and bcggod her to stay Mt tho palace Of
tho Elyseo as long aa 1t was convenient
TO her. In tho meanwhile ho will
mako the foreign ministry his official
rcaioopcc. EMILY CRAWFORD,
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THE ELECTION,

Casimir.Porier Chosen Amid Socialist Pro.
tosts-Crcat EuthusinsIn Amous tho Poo.
pio-A Stormy soeuo-rhe Trip to Paris.
VERSAILLES, France, Juno a7.-M.
Ca'imir-Pcrior, president OF tho cham.
bor Of deputies, was elected prcaidcn. Of
Franco 10 succeed the late President
Sadi Carnol
Tho election was by tho acnato and
chamoer OF deputies sitting rs tho na.
tional assembly in the-great hall OF tho
palace Of Versailles.
The hall was filled with spectators an
hour before tho session began.
Tho following Ia the complete result
Of tho poll:
NJ. Casimir-Perior. 45l; II. Rrisson,
l0l; NJ. Dupuy, 90; General Fcvricr, SO ;
N. Araro, q; scattering 80. Total, S53,
In officially notifying NJ. Cnsimir.
Perior OF his election to tho presidency,
NJ. Challemcl-Lucour delivered m elo.
qucnt oration, and In reply N. Casimir.
Perier said:
u can scarcely restrain tho emotion
that now feel. The national assembly
bestows upon mo tho creates! honor q
citizen can ever receive by imposing
upon mo the heaviest moral rcsnonsi.
bilitios man can bear. shall give my
country all that Is in me Of energy aud
patriotism. shall give the republic all
tho warmth Of my conyictione. which
havo never varied. | ahall give the
democracy all my devotion, all my
heart. as did he whose loss We now de-
plore. Finally, shall ondcavor to do
all my duty"
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Blow ut Convict Labor.

WAsnwuroa. D. O., Juno 27.-Tho re-
port Of tho subcommittee to devise 4
moasu-e to restrict competition by con-
vict-made goods with products Of free
labor, was adopted by tho house COM
inittco on commerce today with i'm
pnrtant amendments. Asamended the
bin will prohibit tho shipment beyond
the limits OF tho state in which! it is
produced, not only convict made goods,
but coal, iron orc. marble, lumber and
all articles Of commerce mado rcady for
market by convict labor.
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THE SENATE.
The Income Tax Debate not fot Com.
pictcl-Am me NJ ncnts Voted Down.

The Income Tax Debatu not Tot Com.
observation-disclosures Voted Down.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno 27.-Only
seven senators wore in the chamber
when Vicc President Stevenson raped
to order to-day. Twenty minutes were
spent awaiting tho appearance OF n
quorum. Then tho debate on tho in.
como tax provisions OF tho bill was re-
snmod. The pending amendment was
that OF Mr.. Allison 10 exempt corpora.
tions. companies or associations having
capital stock OF less :han 100000.
Then followed 4 number OF othcr
amendments, introduced by Mr.. Hill,
Mr.. Iloar, Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Allison,
each being voted down in turn.
An amendment by Mr.. Aldrich e1-
empting savings banks organized on the
mutual plan, was agreed to.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Juno 27.-The
house got into series OF dendlocks
over tho New Mexico statehood bill.
Tho bone Of contention was an amend
ment originally proposed by Nlr. Smith
(Rep., OF 1ilinois), requiring tho public
schools to teach the English language.
The consideration OF the bill was not
concluded as tho hour OF adjournment.
A cableeran from the French govern.
ment acknowledging the action Of
Congress relative 10 tho death OF Preai-
dent Carnot was laid before the house,
also n message from tho President
transmitting tho la,cs. Hawaiian cor
rpsoondooco
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REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
ComplotoR lts Labor Aftcr au En-
thusiaotic Session.
COLORED DELEGATES ELOQUENCE
Induces tho Convention to Recon
slider tho First Days Action
LIMITING THE REPRESENTATION
OF tho Negroos from the Southern
Gtutes to tho Minimum.
RINGING RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

Unanimously Gs tho Platform OF the
Lcaguo-h Slcni!d Declaration Of
Principlcs-A Telegram from Cover
nor Mckinley Chccrcd by tho Grcnt
Asscmbly-Prosidcnt Tracy aud Sec.
rotary Humphreys Rcolcc:cd-East.
crn Leaders Accorded an Ovation.
Tho Closing Hours Of tho Greatest
Convention In tho History Of the
National Republican Lcnguc-A
Great Day in Denver.
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GREAT DESTRUCTION

At Washington Court House by Storm
Approaching tho Dignity ofn Cyclone.
WASHINGTON CouRr HOUSE, O.. June
GA heavy storm here this afternoon
unrooted large number OF houaes and
demolished several. The property
damage Is very largo. though no esti-
mate can be made OF tho loss at pres
ent. A number Of people were injured
by Nving debris, but none tatally.
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,CASIMIR-PERIBR
Chosen President OF Franco To src.
coed tho Murdered Carnot.
VERY STRANGE TO AMERICAN EYES
Was tho soone at Versaillos When
tho Election Occurred.
WHY SOME MEN VOTED FOR PERIER.
a Loading Radical Did 80 to Avoid
an Offensive Prouier.
EMILY CRATFORD'S CABLEGRBM.

Cnsin'Er.Pcricr Honest aud Iionorn.
bio aud We'll Brcd-Besidcs, he Is
Brave, Which Is Especially Desira.
bio IN Dynamite Timcs-Tho New
President Popular With tho People,
But his Election vag Over tho Pro.
tests Ofthc SOcialls,s-An Exciting
sconc-h Remarkable Election I'm.
der Remarkable circumstances.
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Tremendous cheering greeted tho an.
nouncemont Of the result OF tho voto.
Tho Socialists, however, made vocifcr.
oue protests. NJ. Chauvin, tho hair
dresser deputy representing ono Of tho
divisions OF St. Dcnnis, and othor
Socialists. shook thoir fists at tho other
inombers OF the national assembly at
tho same time shouting:
"Vive Ia revolution soclalo"; "down
with reaction, ETC., mingled with re-
peated: "a bas Ia presidence."
Tho Moderatcs and Radicals demand.
cd the closure amid scene OF great up.
roar. during which n. Avez (Socialist)
shouted at tho TOP nt his voice: "All
this is tho result Of o condition OF the re-
dictionaries"
NJ. Michel!u, president Of the muni.
cipal couEcil of Pario. mounted the
tribune aud attempted to speak. but his
voice was drowned in tho uproar. The
Centrista wero particularly active in
shouting down n. MichcIin, drowning
his words with loud cries Of "Boulang.
ist, Boulaugist, bas 10 Boulangist."
NJ. Jaures, tho Socialist deputy from
abb, and one Of the leaders OF the work.
ingmen's party, shouted: "And down
with tho Dictatorship"
These Socialist clamors werc thon
drowned by torrents OF counter cheer
ing, and in a moment Of comparative
sllcnco NJ. Chnllemel.Lacour ,rod
the secretary to read tho III ,s OF
tho meeting, and tho sessioa ~ tho
national assembly was then closed with
cries Of "Vivo In Republique."
a little later. n four horse landau
drove into the court yard, n. Casimir-
Perior. the President-elect entered the
vehicle and started for Paris, escorted
by detachment OF dragoone. Tho now
President received IN immenso ovation
from the dense crowds OF people who
lined the route from Varsaillos to Paris.
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DENVER, COL, Juno 2L-owing 10 the
Pullman boycott, no through trains are
running on the Santa Fe railroad. Five
trains arc held at Baton, N. NJ, and one
at La Juuta, Col. Tho officers OF tho
company determined not to move the
trains without tho Pullmaus and can
And 10 trainmen who will handle these
care.
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The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use tho Caliior-
MIA liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs, undo,
all conditions, makes it their tayori.e
Tcmedy. To get the true and genuine
article, look for the name OF the Cali
iornia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom OF the package.
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tSgri al PGtts Ccbie Di,PotcA-COpyrfsa.o ls9I. by
TN AesocIG,ed prrSSl

tiH AesoefG'ed PrrSG
PARIS, Juno 2L--Nothing more unlike
m American election could well bo
imagined than tho French presidential
election which to-day made N, Cusim!r-
PerlGr president of the French republic.
The electoral body formed OF both
houses OF tho legislature hold it's meet
ing in ono vatt room, adorned with
battle paintings OF the Bonapartc period,
of proportionute siza.
Tho constitution ordains that tho
successful candidate for the presidency
Of the republic must have the highest
number OF votes above all other caadi.
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This Is tho annual croccrs' day, and
the outing to Mozart Park bids fair to
bo grand succcss. All groceries will
ba closed this afternoon. Tho parade
will form at p. H., sharp. n: the cor
OF Chaplinc aad Twelfth streets, and
will be monster affair. Tho drum.
mers will be q feature OF the limo.
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Shortly after II o'clock last night the
Island ierfybont Charleston went hard
aground on sand bar just bolov the
steel bridge pier, and she was ias. ior
several hours.
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GRocERs' day Thursday. Prize dane
ing and bowling, balloon aacensions,
day ard night.
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For West Virginia, and Ohio. fair; warmer;
South winds.
fosWcs;etn Pennsylvania. fair; warmer; south
wIudy. y
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished by G. ScuSEIT. druggist corner
Market and fourteenth Streets