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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-14
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
Auction Sale of "0rpbeum''
Property.

Under orders from Hon. Geo. d.
Gear. Second Judge of the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit in fore
closure of the mortgage of The Orpheum
Co., Ltd, to c. S. Desky, 1 will sell
at public auction. to the highest bid
der, for cash, on
Saturday, November Is, 1901,
AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, that
certain parcel of land, with all i'm
provements thereon, and known as the
Orpheum Block, situated on the north
ern side of Fort street. This property
has a frontage of 100 2-10 feet on Fort
street and contains 3S-iG9 acre. Terms,
cash, United States gold coin. Deeds
at expense of purchaser. For further
information, apply at office of
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
IS Queen Street.
The colored American., 1901-04-13

son, pastor Lebanon church, Brooklyn.
e DR.. Shea can show thousands such as
above
The colored American., 1901-04-13
DIR SHEA

mas been carefully educated the Homeops
thic and Electric Schools OF Medicine. HI
success is wonderful in curing paralysis
Rheumatism Asthma, Sore Eyes, TumoFs,
Cancers, constipation, Ague, Dyspepsia.
Tape Worms, Liver Con paints, Deafness,
CaJarrh, DrOpsy, Plies, kervons Debl1tyl
heart Diseases, Consumption, diseases of
Women and Children, Fits, kidney disease,
and strange mysterious diseases which 9TH
ers don't understand. All diseases, no matter
what they be. Nothing but honorable treat
ment, He can and Will honestly tell you II
you can be cured. Has all new remedies and
new success Has an ample experience In
public hospital and private clinics, No trl-
ming with human life. CaU at once. Do not
delay. diplomas hang in parlOrs- Is reg.
istered physician. a new remedy 10 rheu
atism just discovered, not lin ment.
Hopeless cases and those that others can not
cure solicited to call. Fat folks thin, the
chil1less made parents. All letters must
contain Sl.O0, two stamps, age, lock OF hair.
Charges for medical treatment only. Closed
Sundays. FtentlOn this paper.
65I Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N, 7.
The colored American., 1901-04-13
CITY PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Isaac DyuRlsss has gone to At
Iantic City for the seasOD.
The races have brought large and
er ergetio crowd to the city.
Mrs. l)rence Garner (nee Downes)
has returned to the city from New
York.
Messrs. Gaskins and Gaips Cf the
Academy Res aursnt, sre dOings tEriv-
ing business.
On Juries-John 81. Saunders, Geo
Butcher, Fred. A. Sat BIS, L. @. Bailey,
James Il. Dabney.
There are letters at this office for
Mr. Harry RadcIiff, Board" and for
Mrs. h. S. Sparks.
Col. VIM. II. Brooker of the s. E. hss |
just gotten up flom n attack of grippe |
He was in bed four weeks.
Rev. J. brow of Lynchhu1g Va,
and Mr.. J. D. Herben Of Pittsburgh
weIe callers at this tffice this week.
Mrs, Thomasine Norris. of 1905 P
Is rect, is greatly imprt we'd in hes lth,
under the care of DR.. ]. II. Francis
Char'es B. Perry, of LeDfOit Psrk,
father of the late Captain ]. A. Perry,
died last week. after a lir gsring illness.
Mrs. Ella Duvsu, through heI attO1-
ney, asks divorce from her husband,
Luther Edward DuvalI, on the ground
of cruz Ity. Mrs. Duv6I tlsO wishes
/ Ito resume her maiden name, Ella Gay
Rev Jas. VIM. Fisbburn. president
| of the COIored American Equitable Az
sociaticn of Care May, n. j., pas ssed
through the city last week from points
in North and South Car, lima in the in
terest of his Association.
Miss Leana Brooker, toe seGOLt
daughter OF Mr.. Mr.. w. Il. Brooke
, the well known business man in tn
= 8. E is spending few months in New
5 York, the guest of her aunt. Sfe Is al
: sccOml lIshed musician.
George w. Jackson is a member {
the special committee appointed b
the Indiana ReI eInblican Association
8 make arOmInatiOn for a president
g succeed Hon. Robert J. Tracewtl', n
81 signed. The comm ittee reports APR
~ 18th.
Hon. John r. Lynch ls no longer c
the anxious seat. He has been made
paymaster in the regular army, vii
the rank of captain. This is han
A some recognition. Mr.. M. nj. MCCaT
his efficient clerk, also arises from IL
anxious bench. The race 1s leased WI
I the work Of Mr.. Lynch IN Cuba.
The ct IOred candidates for Justice
the Peace, as far ss can be ascertain
are: L. Melndez King, W. 81. II. Han
~ Fountain Peyton, w. Calvin Chase al
4IThomas L. Jones. Justice e. NJ. He
: lett is a candidate for re-appointmeI
XIPhe new law goes into effect Janua
SI1st, 1902 The salary is So 900 per ye'
$3.50 allowance for stationery, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Avon DOrs
entel tanned large number OF tn
8 friends at an evenings reception b
9 day evening, March 22nd at their re
dence 1O17 OronOcO street, Alexandr
Va. It was the celebration Of tn
4 eighth wedding anniversary and Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Skilled laborers. such as carpenters,
painters. etc, have reduced their hours
from ten to eight and gain sub
stantial increases in wages. Unskilled
labor has also advanced from 30 cents
To 81 above the former rate without
any serious trouble.
In Germany the National Metal
Trade Union etallarbeiterVerband) is
the first and only organization whose
membership has reached above the loo.-
600 mark, 1t has. in fact, 100. I62 MEM
hers. After this follows the brick
LAYERS with s. g64 members. woodwork
ers, 1892; miners. 36.42o. etc. the
smallest. tanners. 119; butchers, 254;
gardeners, 35S: molders, 3Si
Great britain has under construction
! AZ vessels. with tonnage OF l'4l4'i-o
| The United States has siXty-four yes
sells under construction, with = 1oh-
raoa Of o3o. 5a6. This is long way ie-
hind Great Britain but i is NOR th''h
any OF the other maritime nations -
huilding. Germany has under way
| lftv-SeVen ships. with tonnage "I
SSH; France fifty-two vessels. 142'lo
tons: Italy thrty-one vessels. "4''o'
! tons. Holland. 13,ouo TONS -Noi ""'
- go tons Denmark. 1925 tons
Japan, 1920 tons It is evident from
these figures that our shipbuiidinS IT.
dustry does not require greater sfim"-
l&tion.
Organized labor helps to reduce class
race. creed and political prejudices. It
aids and supports its fellow workers
| morally and financially. Il raises
wages and lowers usury- 1t fosters
education, and uproots ignorance II
creases independence, and decreases
dependence. 1t develops manhooh
and halks tyranny. 1t shortens hours
Of toll and lengthens life. It iiGht, n
and brishtens man. It estapiishr'
fraternity. and discourages blind SET
fishness. 1t makes manhood more IN
dcpenGent. wonanilood more b auti-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
The World OF Labor

Germany has fifty-five central trade
unions.
Louisville colored walters have or
ganiZed.
Textile unions have been formed at
Gastonia, y. G.
The cables for the Glasgow. Scotland.
tramways, are being made on the Hud-
son.
The world is promised another revo-
luton in fuel by which the oxygen is
separated from the air.
Foreign demand for American wheat
ana corn this year foots up 213.53S,350
bushels. against 1S2.210.713 bushels for
III, same time last year.
The next thing is to have trained
specialists on all steamers TO treat
passengers for The prevention and
treatment of sea sickness.
The largest sugar plant in the world
has just been prospected in Cuba. to
produce 10000 tons season. Ihe
plantation takes in 1900 acres.
The receipts of live stock this year
at Western distributing centers wer"
r.325 ,3Of head, an increase of 1,60l.6lo
head over the same time last year
Il. solutions indorsing municipal
ownership Of electric lighting and
street railways and free school books
ware adopted by the Illinois State
Federation
! Council Bluffs city council recently
nos-nd a resolution providing for the
| eipht-bour day on all city work: also
orn recurring the union label on all city
printing.
rho nrorress Of cotton spinning in
tho snuth in comparison to the North
| is shown in the figures OF consumption
NJ raw cotton iii each section IN the
South. 1.62o,93l bales; in the Nofth'
I.951,51o pales.
Carroll d. Wright. the United states
lcnm,nissioner Of Statistics, computes
+hot for the 20 years ending December
q 1900. there was a total loss pS
strikes and lockouts of not less 'hai'
S46S, 96S. ISL.
| ,,ossacks travelling in twos patrol tAe
pussian Railroad in Manchufla. ne
total force is 24,000. Fine stone s'a-
lions are built every eighteen hilies
with rcfreshment rooms. whe'hei 'i'ei
is a town there or not.
The Cleveland Central Labor Ihor
doc;ded 10 hold a series of oper
r-eotings during the winter III W ~
PARTS OF the city for the puipose ~,
irving to educate the Worhci' ~ ln'
necessity of Il closer afflliatioh' oooli
labels. and build up the uhio'iS
Carroll D. Wright, chief OF the Laoo'
Bureau. says the number oil lnuustria
astahlishments in the United states n
creased from 355,415 in 1890 to oo''oo'
,ast year. The value Of prooucts m
'ast ass from 1892. .437 900 in 1890 to no
,ass tban $4,000, ,Ooo. 900 last year.
; Az Bonneville. Ind. all trades ar'
.ionized except the retaii clerks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

ful and healthful. and childhood more
hopeful and bright. Ii cheers the
home. and tends To make the world
bctter.-American Federationist.
Professor Lindsay said that there
are over 100000 men employed III rail
way servic. in the United States. ana
probably nearly 5000. 900 persons de-
pendent on the earnings of railway
employment. The engineers, firemel.
and conductors alone constitute ar
Industrial army of 1l6. 900 men. inClud
ing other trainmen, station agents
Switchmen. telegraph operators. and
dispatchprS. One-third Of the million
employees are engaged directly in tn"
opera ting Of trains. over quarter of
Il million men are needed to keep the
tracks in repair, while another quarter
million are required in shops and else
Wheg" To maintain the plant. All or
the mechanism is directed by less than
10000 officers. with the aid OF !J,O0b
clerks. Railroad corporations" he
said are stimulating their employees
to save money and to invest it in rail
road securities. They have. by reason
Of the peculiar character Of their bust
ness every economic inducement II
deal fairly with their men, 10 promote
their welfare in order to secure greater
efficiency. and the larger and wiser cor
porations are doing this as necessary
element in the severe competition for
business. and not from the motive .:
making their labor force dependent and
servilo, nor the objects of henevolence. -
Professor Lindsay spoke in commenda-
ton of the Brown system of discipline
I without suspension.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

" was through a queer French LAW.
that Levi p Mortpn's sou-in-I.v,
'ount foson De Tallcyrand perignrd
managed 70 acquire the ownership Of
tht famous cnaIrpu Of Nalcncay IN.
other day. It had previously been mr.
CHASED at auction hy Countess Jean da
C&stellane, daughter of In. late D,t,o
~ Falieyrand. Of Perigord. Of Sar3n
az" oi Nalencay. and half-sistcr of The
present lino' cile Duke. Her first hus-
pahu was Prince Charles OF Fuersten-
purg, and her second and present hus-
band IS Count Jean de CasteIlane
brother OF POM. There is q law in
France relating to sales of property
mat have been ordered BY th, court
and, according TO which, any person
may within eight days after the. sale
pin, through lawyer. Il higher price
not less than one siyth higher than
the previous bid. Levi =. NIorton's
french Son-in-law availed himself of
TINS privilege, and the second ana final
sale was carried out IN accordance
with the ancient custom Of burning
tapers. Tne first taper was lighted, and
after Count Bosom $ bid OF $500 had
been made on his behalf three other
taperS We're in succession allowed to
nurn without any fresh bid being
made. When the fourth taper had
'iickered out the auctioneers announced
that NalenCav, with its woods. gardens.
forests and farms. had become III.
property of Count Bosom de TalIeyrand
ana Of his American wife. |
who are at dagGers- drawn with al the |
'astellane family. anC particularly |
With "oni de Castellane and his trans |
atlantic better half, who was Miss |
Anre Gould. There is not a word Of !
ruth i'll the story. according to which |
NalenCay carries with it ducal title. |
ana that Count Poson is abou to apply |
to the French government in order TO |
permit him to assume it. In the first |
place. there il no castle in France he
possession OF which conferS any titla |
IN its owner, and. secondly, the French !
government does not recognize any no
hillary titles. ana consequently cannot |
grant them, or give permission for
their assumption.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Decidedly important offerings
in ladies' silk waists and flannel
waists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The three largest cities in Sweden are
Stockholm with about aoJ.6Ao inhabitants
Gothenburg with l"1 900, and Maimo, with
bl,1D0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

When tie Emperor of Russia
lunched with the Kaiser on board the
HohenZollcrn, on the occasion Of their
meeting at Danzing the other day.
Nicholas was struck by the manly ap-
pea~ance Of tn. young sailor who had
be en- intrustcd with the duty OF iur-
nishing him with light for his cigar.
He asked him where he nailed from,
10 which the man replied that he vas
a native Of Alsace.
"Oh, YOU are a Frenchman, then
exclaimed the Gar, without thinking
Of what h was saying.
mo, SIR readily replied the sailor
II am a German
Realizing the mistake which he had
made, the car remarked with a
smile: That's right. my friend. A%
an ..lsatiau. always remain good
German"
md ,ater in the afternoon. when the
same Young sailor won rowing
match. the car exclaimed: That Is
that thorough going German. ana
sur1noning him to his presence manu-
Cd him the medal of the sam; Stah!S-
laus order. This story has been pun
lished far end wide in the German, ana
likewise in the Russian papers, and Is
scarcely calculated to give pieasur" ''
the French, since it implies utSifc ~
The part of the Car that Alstt'aiiS
should give up all hopes Of peihS 'e-
stored 70 France, and should resign
themselves to becoming good German
citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

ABOUT 5000 persons are employed in
the postal department Of Great Britain
and ireland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Emperor Francis Joseph, wlth ahe e
good nature and generosity "h'ch are are
hart and parcel Of his nature, mas
i'inao1 p, NJ the disposal Of his former
,n,ahtar ;,-Iaw. the ex-Crown Prin-
cass storhanie. now Countess Lonyay'
his chateau Of Hetzendorf. in the sub
mis- nj Of vienna, for the winter. 50 as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.
ORGANIZED ls4s
BANKING ROOMS 235 WATER STREET.

TRUsTEESLJ. H. Manley, 4. c. Cor
aish. Lendall Titcomb. b. +. Parrott.
Treby johnson.
Sf February. May. August and November
Interest paid or credited on account on
st Wednesday Of February and August
Deposits are exempt by law from Ill
dal.
Especial privileges afforded to sxscu.
torS, Administrator. Guardians, TruS
oG0. married women and minors.
EDWIN DUDLEY, Treas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Another thing which vas rather no
ticeable was the TACT thaJ. whereas thu
Empress ana htr ladies Were all in
deep mourning. and wore nothing but
blac!. throughout the entire visit. no:
one of the French ladies though i
necessary TO do 50. although at the
time President Mckinley MS lying
dead, and court mourning had been or
dercd for him by King Edward and
several other European sCvereigns
The opinion Was freely expressed that
the dignitaries of the Trench Rerublic
ana their womcnfol: should have dis
played the same amount of sympathy
and Of regard for the bereavement OF
a sister republic as that manifested by
monarchical powers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Inc queen Of Holland mas moved
rom Inc chateau Of Loo to her palace
i" ne Haeuc. The Queen and her hus-
:'i''o Ire much happier together
"' than during the early months
'helr marriage. when there were
.'''y dih"ienc-s between them. owing
70 her impel .ous ana quick temrer and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

There are an immense NUMBER ol So
ciaists. not to say anarchists IN ffoi-
land. and owing to TINS tie ~
presence in the Netherlands OF 'he
,.n,,nr crown Prince Of Germany VINO
was touring about incogn!to. was =
en,,rc,. OF much anxiety to the Dutch
police. How concerned they we Were may may,
H., gathered from tie tact 'ha
throughout the entire day tfat III.
crown Prince, travelling as coun'
Galdern." was sightseeing IN Anlster-
HIN, he was followed by an old hessai
woman. whose broken an" p'' -
s,rickcn appearance excited the sym
n..hy nf the Prince and Of his atten-
,ants to such an extent that they each
If ,bam presented her with AIMS. 1e'
his old woman was the chlel OF 'h'
Amsterdam Detective Ponce. h'hieis
chief inspector Batelt, who mas since
reroiyed from the Kaiser thc order .
,ha Red Eagle for his watchFu! care
Of the Crown Prince
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

rr'hce Frc'elic& augustus OF Sax
"''S' N" "'-Near-"la son of Piinco
ei'"fse' only brother ~ the King Of
AN"hN. has been r,l...,d of HI a..,i,a
'utS II connection with thu alaly IN,
"i''cr lhat NJ may hc abl.4 u devote
h'I'ierI exclusively tn thu study VI IN,
'"'i"as branches Of The administration
II 9l"t". 7" a* 10 qualify hiniarlf fo,
lhe BUSINESS of rulorsEip tn which be
y destined AZ heir rrcsLmptiy. N III,
throne lie is married to thr ,r,b.
duchess Louis" ~ Austria. INV, s,,,,rgi
poNs and = little Sirl. and is an .;t,i;,I,r.,
cooking ana rather :ranty-.l.i,...l n,on
who. Aith his perpetual smile .iro,
one the idea "f being possessed " .
sunny nature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Il ~ A.
h'A "pS'ihacS, occasional sullSinaes
lack OF pliability ana suavi,y -, ',"'
u was OWING t. the perpetpoi Ii. =
.nents betw cen the youn. c,,,,,s
The trip Of Prince Henry ~ tho "a. r
East was decided upon in M ia'
n separation might tonI j. ~, .ii'''
the relations between hrnn n,'p'oF.
Wife. pahd ana
,,.i, - i'''hts We're made for the
u'P. rs 'he hour for the pnrt.re an
",u thr prince and the c,,enp IL
- 'l'r"'i became each Of ,h.m
"''Nicus 10 please each o,b.r
''",' anxious To defer 20 each otb.,.
ana Views. In one word ny
s"' |" adapt their characters 10 ,a,;,
"''''' which had not beer IN. ,,.,. ",
81 - una such Was the ef.,.. ,f ,h,s
tn"' th"y finally cnmn N Nv. ,n,,,i,,
S"'" thut tnev would r.t n,,, -.
fueth especially drciarin. I'M, .h.
."uih not bear separation rr,,, t..,,
husband NJ III" very moment vhan .r..
~ Most in nccd Of his c:,ra ,.,l NM
V'urasemcr' ana when sha hoJ
EARNED TO really love him ana anpra-
~ i Mi.y tn" muCh-discuss.d trin
10 the East Indies was Abandoned ~,
'he last moment ana Why alI ~. ,.Isr
'"tc preparations which the Dutch in
.is isEtnd OF Java had made to receive
- i'S1ing manner the consort Of rhair
: VunH queen have been for naught
now mat the Emperor and EMPRESS
=. RUSSIA nave completed their visit 10
rance and returned to their own do
''N'ohS' therc are few brief pninty
10 De noted. In ;he first place. il is |
achitt@d by all those in the ento,,rara
OF the imperial Russian couple that tho
homely and unaffected President Lon
pet made an infinitely more favorabl, |
impression upon them than did Pres |
ldent Faurc. Car and Czarina wer. |
Delighted with Loubet's simple man |
nerS and sensible conversation tIe
showed that he was not proud bv
staying with his old peasant mother on |
her village farm, near Montelimar. on
the eve of the visit of the Fnnaror ana
Empress to France. and Yet he de-
clined TO sit with his back to the horse,
Wnen driving with the imperial couple.
-l the time OF the previous visit lin
lHvt) President Faure was much crit,
~ 47NNt ipi SIlbIlSS Win MS BACK TO the
horses when driving with the Emperor
and Empress. Loubct more mindful
OF the dignity Of his high Office, avoid
ed this by Invariably driving in a sep
aratc carriage, unless With the Emper-
or alon" Another thing that created
comment was the fact that when. after
the grand review at Eetheny. the en-
press bade adieu 10 the wives Of the
various French ministers and dignit;-
rieS before quitting the tribune. from
which she had witnessed the spectacle
each lady kissed her hand. While curt
sying to the ground One cannot
quite imagine he wives of the Cabinet
officers at Washington paying Il Simi-
lar and public tribute Of homage To
amy empress who might happen to he
visiting this country. / am old enough
tC recall the visit Of the venerable en-
press OF Brazil 20 Washington i'll 1876.
She was then old enough to be almost
the grandmother of the Russian Car
ma. Yet although the ladies of the Dip
omatiC corps at Washington kissed
her hand. ] cannot recall 4 single
& american lady doinC SO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

N on,li h SS5 .@scse.l--- I.iss-s *
" eH"pie her 10 see as much as pos
s'oie CT her daughter, the young Arch
uuchess Elizabeth. who lives in The
faiace OF LaXenburg, close by. II the
reports current III Austrian society are
70 pc believed. the eX-Crown Princess
rs likely to become a mother once
mere some time in December thus
peiFinS the assertions madc sv tbe
court physicians during the lifetime ri
her hrst husband. that she could ncv
er nave another child, 1t was, indeed.
'lis diagnosis Of her doctor that con.
suluted the principal ana !nsurnount-
apie obstacle {" her projected mar
r'aic with Archdullr Francis Fcrdi-
Hahd, now heir to the throne.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF -YoRK-MoNDAY. AUGUST 26. 1901
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NDw-YoRK- MONDAY. AUGUST &c. 1901
ARRIVED
steamer Georgia ,rr, Nicols Liverpool ls with
mdss to the White star Line Arrived at the Bar at
Mara & @ 1s4a: sa1son Hs" a Apsasi srr3sa 10 v at
F9oS n BIS @ 51 ,6a 'fE9w M ,es3 Ans' 10
Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at $50
@ @ m ss.s A.xssD s he M
international Co Arrived at the Bar at 245
Steamer Chateau Latte I'D chabot bordeaux August
l5 with mdse TO Eiye 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Cta Palermo Ian ,I,rg Rrgno Msssna august US
Arrived M the Bar at & a m
steamer Trave Ger Weyer & Genoa August % m H. Naples
passengers oelrichs & co. Arrived az the Bar at
Steamer Trentham CR' Black Calcutta Jgps sO
i2 WITH 1H mdse 'G to Norton the Bar at
Steamer calderon ,Br August isrdSs Rio
AyS STEAMER at sns haF at No @ Hansen Cape ayn
H. Port De rax H. nGe m and TO- nSsna A9H a. with
mdse passengers the Cameron SIS Co Arrived
steamer Mok,a tHr, cooper. Hue, august 10 and 81
MSnufastaTnE ri "'So Go Tesse to Co Arrived
" sess ' Ser a @ Kingston aqspf snS Fo1, IT, MS PSs
Maria and Monteso Bay & Is 81 % hyed 4 s al the Bar
sa2sas m Asz9sas & Ss
o Ksae Ss mdas Sr!TSa aRS % q, the Bar At
kemhle. New orleans -Nusu9' 49,
Indse and passengers 10 F. ) Alien . 49,.
Steamer city OF birmingham burg savannah august
N with mdse and passengers TO ocean rs Co. -.
Steamer Rio GTande Kinney. BTqnsHSk sSs Ca August
on with mdse and passengers to G IL Mallory y 20
Steamer shawmut Fowler. With one barge Norfolk Tor
Providence. ,,.,.,...-a v,i,h r,Jza
steamer Mamma Hata, Charles Baltimore win hiase
o Foster. nth ,,dsa to
Dominion IS Co. mil. ..,,.,,
steamer mavericks Fenlon with one barge Phladelpna
Sord,, Hook \ o. Aug 26 $50 p nl-Nind east-south-
east seven miles; partly cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News Msve-
rick bount east Shawmut. Shat,ahoVSHee'
Lewis New-York; Berkshire Ryan. PhiiaoeipnlA