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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-30

I forgot the dlshonor OF my position Id
the happiness of the present
What would be the feelings Of Harold
Westcott could he look upon us at that
momentp Would he not leap into the
sea from very shame and grief? Not be-
cause Of Jeanette, for she was blamelest
in her trusting love, but because Of the
unspeakable baseness Of the man whom
he had taken out Of the gutter, as may
be said, and given taste of comfort and
luxury.
But, thank heaven, though the prick
ings Of conscience may be dulled. they
are still felt and, if resisted, become
burning bolts pressed remorselessly into
the quivering flesh.
While my lips were parted with the
utterances of vows Of love which should
have blistered them, the words were
checked. I gently put the young woman
from me.
1t was done so gently indeed that she
saw no meaning in it, but was smiling,
radiant and as trustful as ever.
looked at her, but did not know
how to frame the awful avowal. I was
tempted to blurt it out in the fewest
words possible, but shrank from the re-
suit. 1t could not be that she was wholly
recovered from the shock Of few days
before, though she thought so, and my
revelation might be fatal to her exqui'
sitely sensitive nature.
"You startled me" she said.
"How?"
"By the expression on your face.
You locked as if you were going to say
something fearful, something that
would take my life from me. "
"What a delightful puzzle you are,
Jeanette! Do you think you would be
alarmed at anything I could say?"
II hardly think SO, and yet do not
know"
Something whispered that heaven had
made this opening. If I let 1t pass un.
improved, it would never return. I was
afraid to delay.
my dear Jeanette, have something
very serious to say to you.
The words were uttered with the ut
most tenderness She gave faint gasp
and drew slightly away from me. Her
face paled, and she stared in mute won
der, though she swallowed lump in
her throat, as if making an effort to ut
ter the words that would not come
I cruelty waited, looking steadily in
her countenance, and resolved that sne
should speak before I said anything
more
"Well, Harold, am listening"
1t was a whisper, husky and parched,
but not once were those lustrous eyes
removed from mine.
Fool that was, I regretted that I had
made beginning. Iwould have given
the world could the words have been re-
called. How 1 despised myself!
But it was too late. I must 60 on
"Why don't you speak, Harold? Don't
look at me that wayW
"You are sure you can bear it?"
II can bear anything from you. "
"Well, then, Miss Lawrence, you are
under a hideous delusion. I am not
Harold Westcottr'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-30
Copyright, 1897, by the Author.

SYNOPSIS OF PEvIoUS In STALLMENT
in order that new readers of THE En-
oUIRER may begin with the following in
stallment of this story, and understand it
Just the same as though they had read it
all from the beginning, we here give a
SYNOPSIS of that portion of it which has
already been published:
CHAPTERS and II.-Harmon o. West
colt an American born to humble fortune,
learns that he is endowed with the strength
of Samson, but that he must not use the
gift except of necessity. lIl.-The young
Samson, who has tested his strength,
meets in Harold o. Westcott, physical
double, born upon the same day. Harold
is a bachelor of great wealth and with
out ties. Harmon reveals his secret
and by way of example lifts an i'm
mensa safe with ease, and, taking sword
between The fingers of his left hand,
snaps it in two like pipestem. 1V.-Har-
old is an amateur boxer, and, learning that
Harmon is somewhat skilled in the art,
engages him as his substitute in match
with noted pugilist. The young Sam
son is an easy victor, and his double
makes contract with him tc masquerade
in tie plumage of Harold o. Westcott for
one year. He is installed in Harold's
quarters with princely bank account.
while the real Harold goes to Europe. V
and VI.-The first day of his novel role
the young Samson, at the immediate risk
of any ordinary life, saves the mother of
Haroid's fiancee from horrible death in
the presence of her daughter, who recog-
nizes the hero, as she supposes. VII
Harold's mail contains letter which ap-
parently duplicates him in transactions in
green goods and another from the girl
begging him to call. The family has re-
turned Unexpectedly from Europe, and
she had planned surprise for her lover,
now on the ocean to join her. Harmon
summons Detective Cone to find the ad-
dress of the girl, Jeanette, and that worthy
lights upon criminal clew in the green
goods letter, which he chances to see.
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B@- Whatever the world may say
concerning the elements and conditions
of success, it remains true that every
life is failure that does not grow bet
ter as it grows older.
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,ity could not be delivered, for it was
aot to be supposed that Harold had left
my directions except for his mail, and
,ven that was doubtful.
NO." I said grimly, Il must wait
ill I receive a letter from him, and
there's no saying when that will be. He
may have dropped me line from Liv-
srpool, or it is more likely he h as thought
hat unnecessary and will put it off for
everal weeks.
"But he must learn before long, if he
has not already done so, that Jeanette
md her mother are on this side Of the
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a4 No matter what the blood, no
animal will thrive without care.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-06-30

a9 Altogether there are 100000
mummies in Egypt.
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Misfellaneuus 8eading.
WATTS is GUILTY.

Text of the Finding Of the Court OF In
quiry.
f,olnrnhia State Friday
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TAKES ISSUE WITH TILLMAN.

TO BE CONTINUED.
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f.0EN'E

iidenton, n. c.. July cG.-Rev. w. Il
watson preached at Macedonia Sunday
afternoon.
heF. j. L. Rumly has returned from
toronto. II occupied the pulpit of the
Att,honh:i Episcopal church morning
ana evening.
Inc Baptist church granted It's pastor
Rcv. w. l.. Watson i two weeks vaco-
Lon l2st Sunday morning. He will be
absent the first and second SUNDAYS of
August.
HliEs Hanche Nann, Of Union, N. c.,
rs the CUES: Of Misa Lille White. at The
Bay View.
Ion. !2l TO go nut to the Fair
Grounds Tuesday and "Wednesday ar
.crnocns 20 sec the games between the
Tarho"o and Edrnton teams. and en-
COURAGE the boys: for YOU must bear i'm
.l'Aa ineE a:e - play ore of the fastest
teams In The State. Admission II and
- cents.
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Sweet Chaiybeate Springs

This property Is located in the Sweet
SPRINGS valley, about nine miles from Al,
ONO ra:lway, from which point the prop
crty is reached by n good turnpike road,
which passes through picturesque see
nefE. Inc property Is composed of eight
tracts OF land, live OF which are adjoining,
and three adjacent, containing III the ag-
HreSatc about hight hundred $500 acres,
more or less. The land Is limcs,onc-rich
and fertile. aHd is very line Tor raising
Grain. as well as for grazing stock. L;
thereof valuable timber will be found.
me Motel cc~OmmoGation are sufficient
for etwce two hundred and three hun
HrGh visitors; and consist of the main
uildinE and cottages. The springs arc
about 200 feet above the sea Level. and
arc situated IN .hllcshany county. Va.
abou, one mile from the Old Sweet and
about sixteen miles from the Grecnbricr
White sulphur Springs. The property was
There arc TWO medicinal springs. essen
tialiy the same except that The Red
spring contain mere iron that the other.
The water of the Rcd Spring issues from
beneath heavy limestone arches and is
mostly relied on for drinking and bathing.
Ii is the outflow OF three fountains, Sept
rated by natural stone partitions. but all
running into II nm sluicc. The flow
OF whte" Is about 81" gallons per minute.
These springs supply III" baths. there be-
ing separate plunge baths for ladies and
gentlemen. Tho temperature OF the water
OF the several springs ranges between 10
the springs used internally and externally
are beneficial in female diseases. cholera
inianttin, obstinate cases of intermittent
fever. jaundicc. gout, rheumatism, kidncy
affection, chronic diarrhuca and dyscn-
terry.
There is on the property n large ,mcr-
chant and Erlst mill, which las always
hnd Il good custom and which Coramands
an extensive area of grain growing conn
try.
The property Will be offered us s: whole,
aud it will also be offered in parcels, on
day OF sale.
TtltMS-Cash in hand ms to onc-fourth
OF the purchase money; anu az to the resi-
due. upon Il credit Of one, two and three
years, the purchaser executing bonds for
the deferred installmcnts. with approved
personal security, bearing legal interest
from date ana waving the homestead
exemption. And the title TO the land sold
the whole of the purchase money shall be
paid.
For further information. address G. y.
LENlS Sweet chalybratc Springs. Va.
or X. l.. PARRISH, Covington. VA.
II. l.. PARISH,
c. i. LEWIS.
Special Commissioners.
]. j. J: Hobbs. Clerk OF tho" Circuit
Court of Allrghany county, hereby .ccrti-
fy that X. l.. Parrish. one Of the commits
StoncrS in the cause Of John NCily'S Exc
cutrlH VS.. Jorh kclly's I.cgItccs. has
given bond ns required by law. Given
under my hand this End day ur .Iunc, 1897.
i. J. IiOERS. Clerk.
Junc 92nd. 1857 jy9-f, tu-iw
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North CAROLINA

railway Is completed. This road will
certainly be built.
The crop of melons Is exceptionally
large and fine this year. Raleigh IL the
largest retasi melon market In the State.
The Revenue Collector of ) this dis
trict Is directed to allow no cigarettes
to be removed until new stamps are
put upon them. The tax Is now 81 per
thousand. 1t used to be 80 cents. II Is
understood hat goods already stamped
can be sold. New stamps arc expected
by-.!uly 2Sth. Ordcrs for them were
sent to-day. The all-tGbacco cigarettes
are now classed as cigars n pay the
same" tax al cigars. 1t is supposed
that they Will require n new stamp.
Clgars weighing over ; pounds per 900
pay So per 1000. and those under that
weisht pay 81. which Includes the here
tofore a~il-tobacco cigarettes. This
change appears to be IN the interest OF
the American Tobacco company. Rival
companies had Dut on the market cigar
cites twenty for 5 cents. The AmcricaL
Iobacco company followed suit. The
TAX has been ] cent per package. Now
IL VIII be 2 cents. This will about cut
out any profit and VIII probably with
draw the twenty for . from the market.
The State Auditor makes the state
mcnt that 1000, coo acres OF land in this
state pays no tax.
Tomorrow the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture again goes to Washington to get
the cattle quarantine line moved as
iaf East rs North WiIkcsboro. so the
Sorth Carolina railways can get some
n'ul OF rat cattle to market. As 1t is
.ney are driven on foot into Virginia.
and. as the Commissioner saws .thu.
virginia gets credit for North Carolina
iat cattle, as well as for our choice
TOTS
the Seaboard Air Line abandons the
idea OF building the short cut at Gaston
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ELIZA HE'l'Ir 4

Elizabeth City, n. c., july ol.--Cspe-
cial.)-ltcv. Dy. G.. S. Black VOL returned
from Il stay OF several weeks a: Wake
Forest IL OBLIGATED a; the Baptist
church ON Sunday.
Revival services are continued at the
courthouse this week.
AIR. j. p. Hughes and family returned
from Nig's Head on Saturday.
DIR. l.. Blades and family lcf; for Nays
Head to-day.
Air". William kca:on went 20 NaG's
READ on the excursion Sunday and will
cma!n there visiting the family o: Nr.
.Irsfrh Pritcha:d 70. several weeks.
Frank Weeks, Jr., Z; much br;te~, af-
10" Il long and severe illness w.;h ty
i..o!l fever.
Rev. j. III. Hall, Of the Methods. E.nia-
rnrfi church, Is expected 20 &c urn f.om
'TH:nnta, Can. tomorrow.
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nolNGs At VIRGINIA REACH.
y C.atty Letter from Norfolk's Delight
full Summer Resort.

y Clatty Letter from Norfolk's De.ight-
ful Summer Resort.
Princess Annc Hotel. Virginia i?cacl,.
Va July Observation-Disclosures sun
day Uf dcliEhtrul weather resulted IN a.
;!"'n% %.o1o Visitors ny iii" many trains
:t.I! are now being ruu to accommodate
the DALI iIarG1 80 this raSOrt.
IN" BATHING. vas particularly tUioy-
"iil% 10 The women ana children, rs Il;
vas u~nuSra!':' mild and the surf nnl
~ IVY. Men With long halr %an.hc,a
N-iA men With no hair, surf ha:hia"
Doing enc th.n% II 4 brings all men L.
enc level. During the day tho WchI
Church quarigtte, of Richmond, under
NJ direction OF Sheppard wcl>J. i!lt
,~"l'ii!" pianist and urrantst OF our sis
ter city. save Il delightful musigli rro-
Eranme at hi@h noon In ;n& sun narlors
81 IL" Princess Anne. Although this
c%""icn; entertainment was given rs n
compliment 10 th" Richmond excursion
st; IL" guests OF the hotci and COZ
Eases crowded the 2ar.or IN :!cnsrrcal!.
anticipation ana wyr,: wu!i rewarded hy
Tearing good work. me qua:;cttr con.
EiSi= Of &!isi ilaUdc Porter, Soprano:
Mrs. Eugene CLOVIS. clutra-n: Mir. IN
gene CLOVIS. tenor, and Ny. Oscar Lon
man. hassO.
Professor Borjca' orchestra flied N.
programme al :hr evening ron""r;. ana
:; WAS generally remarked that rh"t.
cork meyer save mare satisfaction.
Professor Boris has a Tna"E cf d5ia.
whu: Il" has 10 do wiIling!y ana well
Professor Coward brought down ohar.
:Ntf:y cHCtysicn,sts from Vast !"r;a.l
~ the Norfolk and Wa&hlng,nn steam
beat Line. Although present. ual.Aa.
irof' 80" q yard nor Mr.. Hartford ra2-
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Live stock.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk COWS from Eastern North
Carolina ann0t be SUId on This market
owing TO the United States quarantine
regulation.
Choice heavy Western cattlc,3hTiHc.:
common to fair cattle. 3~Gf32tc.; Eastern
North Carolina. best. 2i&@3i&c.; common,
Il&W2lEc.: hcifcrs. Western. :;aGD3iar.;
bulls, &iIG"c.; fat cows, 2I&Gi2iSc.; mich
cows. good. per head. 500 Gfi $500: cows,
common, $l0.0GGt 23.C0; butchers sheep.
":@4c.: good. cOrn-fcd hos. @'aG;3Mc.;
li"ht Pigs, 3i%c. HoGs duh and Slow do
mtnd. Dressed hogs. 4i@c. per pound.
Lambs. cu1c. per pound.
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r. RUSTEES' SALE.-BY VIRTUE Oa
Il deed In trust. of date May 20. itdss
TO u.s.. made by NJ. s. Tebault and II. NJ
Tcbault, her husband, duly of record, ar
at the request of the beneficiary tiiereiS
We shall expose for sale ut public auotioH
on the premises, on TUESDAY, July q
Of land, with the buildings and improvi
falkland street, in the city Of Norfolk
Va, numbered "a, &c. IS and so FGlklarS
street. and described as one lot ns 70;
lows: Beginning at q point on the mort
side OF Falkland street, being the cent?,
point of the wall between lots Nos. u ar
q. and running thence northwardly ;ilon,
the centre line of said division wall bac.
to n lane ten feet wide, in the rear, whlcl
extends from Reilly street to Wake stree
thence elstwardly along said lane sever
ty-siX feet more or less, to the properti
now or formerly belonging to Laura v
Morse; thence s~outherly along the liz
Of the last mentioned property to Fall
land street; thence westerly along sat
street scventY-siN feet. more or less, q
the point OF beginning. a diagram of IL
property VIII De furnished at sale shovi
ing dimensions of each lot. Z
TERMS-Cash sufficient 10 pay eHpeii
Sos OF executing this trust and the sum I
$5.T5ia2; residue as may be directed c
day Of sale.
]. TAYLOR EILYSON,
L. NJ. WEi1rEHURST,
Trustecs.I
jylG-tds Auctioncers.I
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A CRISS-CROSS MARKET
,conciuded from Seventh Page.)

crop. $l.6 per alag; black, s1.N@1.25
straight per bushel: clay. Zoe persbushel.
White corn. 53dl35c.; mixed, 33M3tc.
Mill Fced-Market steady; bran, $1%.50:
shirSiun! nr middlinE. SlI.c0: meal. white
boltcd, per so pounds. 90c.
Michigan. h!n. and Indiana. No. l.,
Timothy hay, $1,000; no. .. $1,000: mixed.
Sl2. 90.
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RECKLESS YOUTHS.

On sunday afternoon, as the $40 tra!r
VAS &uinE from Norfolk to Ocean View
the hats Of ;wo young mcn were blown
OH. The train was going at n twenty.
m~iie-an-hour gait. yet the lads botl
jurATcd to save their headgear. They
landed in a cornfieid alongside ana r..
covered their hats. They likewise re.
ceivcd sundry painful bruises. hut for
tunately ESCAPED any painful injuries.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27

Southern il

Southern Fru~!t-l;ananas, 81 00Il.2 %
PCT burch: oranges, California. S4.50:
N"&sinr. SO r~nc"νs. $3.50 per bag Of
100: lemons. 81. 75Gai.5N; cabbage. North
nrn. $l.506fl.Ih per barrel.
rniltncs-TIaNrNcns. Sl.00; yellows.
500; onions. S275 per sack; new Irish
POTATOES. Si.25fIf -.
rNu!try-Gld chickens. @OG25c.
EcGs-WholrsniS: steady. 1T sc. per
dozen.
R~eeswax-:2c. per pound.
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AUCTION sALEs-rrtIs nAr.
st.nphenaen S Taylor. .A-Iotlsnasrn.

VALUABLE BRAMnL&ToN PROPER
TX AT PUBLIC AUCTfON.-By MI
tue OF, authority vested In mo So truste
made by Manuel Puccini. ard II this r.
quest OF rho said s.sA. u. Pucc!nni, I aha
offer for snle at public ouotion. at ts
236 Main street. on TUESDAY, Juis Fl,
1887, ut IL NJ, THAT CERTAIN LSr q
LAND, with the improvements therooi
~Brambieton Ward. near Highland avenuI
and running back between parallel lnt
IL hundred and Twenty-Five feet, sal
hG %En9 Gs;nS ..Y Rsdre cash. III. balance d !.
and twelve months, secured by deed \
trust at cost OF purchaser.
g. A. MARTIN,
STEPHENSON & TAYLOR
jy17-tds Auctioneers
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Fresh Fish.

Crackers. per pound. &c; taylOrs, per
pound, Sc: pan fish, per pound, &c: bak-
ing fish, per pound, ic.: founders. per
pound. Sc; shepherds. per pound, Sc;
maciarcl. per pound, Sc; blue fish. per
pound. &C.; Spccklcd trout, per pound,
&C.: rock, per pound, case.
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AS commissioners of the Circuit Court
cause of joni Kelly's cXecutrix VS.. John
Nelty's lesatccs, we will. In front of the
hotel on the premises. on THURSDAY,
August 18th. 1897. 1T II O'Clock Il. IN. en-
pose TO sale by public auction to the high
est bidder, the valuable property known
as the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
NAVAL Stores.

1tosin. S2.25 per barrel: pitch, S2.25 per
barrel: tar. $500 per pork barrel, and
$3.50 ligion; ~turpentine. iJc. per gallon.
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Farmers market very tlrm: fnacy, 2M
use. strictly prime. 2t&G2a.c.: prime.
202Mc.: Spanish, sac: low grades, ~
QlAc.
Hand Pickcd-Tancy. iMiAc c.; extras,
&c: third grade. 2iac.; No. ! Spanish
shellcd. 5l&c.; No Virginia, &C.; No. 9
Virginia, 2hc.
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ScHoOLS--coLLEGES
SOUTH SIDE FEMALE INSTITUTE
y SCHOOL FOR THE TIMES.
VA

y SCHOOL Q THE TIMES.
Next session orcns September Sth and
continues nine months. Thorough In
Strtiction i'll literary, classical, normal,
business. musical and art departments.
Music Il Specially. Located at the june
ton of two railroads. Fifty miles from
richmond. Healthy. Mineral water.
iiomclike treatment. Moral and religious
training, NO MALARIA. TERMS TO
SUIT THE TIMt.S Send for CATALOGUES.
Rev. L. W. CRIDLiN,
)ylO-f,s Il ,tu-lm Principal.
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BELLEVUE HIGH S(K(QL!
BEDFORD COUNTY VA.

n thoroughly equipped school,. complete
IN It's appointments, Of high grade. for
SoHs and Young Men. For catalogue or
inforina Lion apply to w. II. ABBOT,
Jyl0-tu, I'll. sa-HGt Principal, Bellevue L. o.
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Oh, same being ccus. day. the :nliow:nI
property. to-wit:
All tho right, tito Interest and cstaf
OF the said l;dwia phillips In and 10 M
tract OF land OF which Frances Guy did
seized. situate OH Liza" Creek, In TIL
count" Of Princess Anrc. state OF Viz
Einia. adjoining The lands O; Frances AM
Indiana lIa!s,cad, John I'ctcrs and other
containing, by cstimat!2.. cne hundre'
ana filty-five acres, and is the same prov
by tho decd OF Nm II. Burroughs. auccit
commissioner. dated Dccc.lbc: i, 1881. aai
~r"cordeu in ;l:c said Clerks cfilGc in y. 4
-, y. IL.
This sale Will &c G:aSc r,;itcxt to q dee.
o: trust TO =. N. Baum. trustee. to secui!
Tho Mcintyre Furniture ca. tho sl!:n G
Sl:H.r1. {. I. PHILLIPS,
Jy2i-tds frusttg.
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TNTSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL
FARM IN PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY

ccuic! by Edwin Phillips to INC ms tr,Isle.
GATED February %, 1897. and July recordc
III I'M Clerks office OF the County CouI
~ i'rinr"&s AnHr county. H.. r.. &c y. II
ana AT ne request rf tho. creditor tlicrct
secured. ! will Offer for sale before III
courthouse doc" of the County Court {
t'fincrSS hHnc county OH
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Electric Company Of VInIl|
--Estah,!sheG I'm ;.S;.

Established In ;,S;. 7
Operates the ,;disca Gyg:Iyn, s;:rr!shins
direct electric current for ~inruEdc3ceIf
lamps, motors for mn nr:sct:.iTf;, ~clcc:riS
fans ether Eur pc SOS. Current liz AMI
2i volts. Brush end American :.?eitm fG
are lanDE. !
Suvinx" Bank OF Norfois; Staten Il su
Ftrimi:rdc.:a Office. 50 Cove street,
ty12-tJ !
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SHIPPING NEWS.


Spanish slmp: Lconora. Rus,'naa,
;'umla f:1r2a to Eini,'s Lynn. to WM.
l-.Irrth & Co.. gents. Caaiul and sailed
Srh". ~liatt.r V. E".sHy. . 20 Wnr.
lamb & CO. agents. FOR coal.
Scar. Annie i. CONDOR. Sawyer. to
"ln. Lamb y 90. agents, fur coal.
Snh". Jarncs !:uycc. Iaul.in. Ia Wn;.
Ln;nh Il Co. a%cnls, n" c,Il.
ScMt. Nm. r. Bonnet. swain. - Wa.
Lamb s. Co. agents. Tor coal.
Sch:. MarE T.. Morse. NcwHury. Er.-
FAST. Me. WITH leo.
:Schr. Murray Van Diver. Mr?hclr-
son. Wa@hiN"inn. ii&hI.
Schr. II. T.. Fly, Phillips, Cambridge.
light.
#chr: Lady chc.,on, Evans. cr;sne.a.
light.
with har%eS.
Steam Yacht I:2;cllc. Soc local.
iiarres aionarch. Antelope. n2ni.! {
re""%. Marion and I.ockcnfels Bro.
CLEARED.
@chr. Hattie V. Kelsey. .. New.
Haven. with coal.
%"!'r. SImU"l II sharp. IacEaaM, Ea...
t1!I, Will, Timber.
i''rra Mr"ara!i, Boston. with c,aI.
i&1rShz Anie.Grr and -. !! Ta.!ny.
;In"o.tru, Will 'rn:Gcr.