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 ,)' The Jteach Hotel. lsJllny of Storm Signal.'L i 1--- "T j rubltc School Xottcc. '
 .MIRROR 1I.)I. ,. CI.EVREU. i iAug. i
 THEJLORIDA ,
 Time applications for accommodation at The following was received by Mr. C. W. The public schools of Nassau county will
 --- -- :22-S. 1' City of Bridgeton, Fitzgerald 
 too A YKAIlt $/AO1'01l MX MOXTltS.Jtcjlectlona. the Strathmorc Hotel( !have been ?o numerous Maxwell, signal observer at this station, yesterday i / :Savannah.; ,I he opened on the first Monday( : in September. in obese
 dHrlng positions
 i ----. -" '-'-'. ----.-----. .-- ---------- long before its opening and since, that : I 2 -S. 1' City of Bridgeton, Fitzgerald, j I I schools! All are teachers requested to send 11tht'lr applications -

 it is evident the hotel I will have to be 10:50: ( a. in.-Up !signals.' Storm centre at .. Savannah j I to the county superintendent\ ) as earlyas

. T. enlarged to more than double its present capacity fica. The exact: location cannot\ be fixed.SMITH.. i --Schr. Queen of the Sea, Langelier, j j I II ppssibleamid to meet the exanliningboard
 i the North I Saint Kitts, W. I. ,i No. 1 Fernandina, at nineochmk
 Fred W. Hoyt[ returned from before another season fi.tln.! Every: 2.-Br.) Brigantinc Kcsultado, George: !: in school\ room the 27th of An-
 1 \ 1\. m., on Tuesday,
 on Monday last.Clarence : room in the hotel has been tilled since it -- i Bathurst, .lfrica.'S ': !the following !Satur-:!
 I I'r. t fit Callahan on /
 .': W. Maxwell has! been appointed opened!, and applications have: already boon Arrival* at the Strathmorc. I "-S. S. City of Dallas, lllsk, New i,i iI Bust ilay., or W. A. MAUONEY,

 observer of the signal!I station here. filed for rooms expected to bo vacant two or J. D/ialynski, wife: and son, Judge J. M. I York. i I Superintendent: of Schools.:
 Baker wile 2-S.( 1' Point Creamer Charlc |
 and
 daughter !three J. jr City 5 1881.-.tt.
 t is called to the advertisement of suns FmsSIIIS..\, August ,
 Attention :
 wit limit I
 three weeks hence. The guests! cx. Mel( linnis and wife, itrs..1. C. Marev( II. 11. ,I Inn
 Ftt tho St. Marys High School c.p1Ionare dclighted? with our bell II I i ful) beach Marry( and tvi f', 1 K. if. L'Knglo, wife, child I I "-S.; 1' Florida, Usina! Savannah .Vow"A\; .l ; :- "

 t Tho City of Dullit arrived on Wednesday and express III warmest terms their pr.ii-c of and nurse: Jacksonville! ; Henry\ L'Kngle I I I.N rout. -- .- ertisenteuls.--
 morning about 0 o'clock with a full cargo if( wife three rhlltlrp\1 and nurse, Judge J. )1). I Ir1' I ----
 strand(
 hotel rs.
 J / the management of the by \ .t<'fJtt, I 1). S. Wulkcr, Tallahassee! ; <CUf| S. S. Citv of )Dallas KNk, l1H tons. ST. JIAUVS IHCill SCh OOL.

 Mrs. Maxwell, widow of tIle late John 1'olsulJI.Inong the prummincntmcsts who ford Marry, Jacksonville! ; ]K. O. Aiisk-v\ ti J. I Bark. Sabine, Osborne, 8J3: tons. ST. MARY'S:;, OKOROIA.rilHK : .
 Stephens!' Maxwell, died at Salem, Va., on have stopped the Stralhmore arc : lion.( I.. l.illwll{ W. O. Jeffreys. .F. W. Simmons I Bark I-Mclla: -,507(; tons ,
 1'. W. O. Koerner, Fernandina ,1. Brig Eva N. Johnson Doanc.) 21S. ton! I
 the 17th inst. J. D.) 'Wcstcott Jr., Associate! Justice Supreme ; C. Marcy, I I KXKRCISKS: : 01THIS SCHOOL
 Jacksonville ; John Hedges and wife Fernandina BritNh brig Itesiiltado, (;ieorge, 178 tons' in
 wind the first Monday
 of the northeast X be resumed
 will
 On account strong! Court, Tallahassee ; Is!, M.( I L'Kngle: / ; H. (J. Weller, :S.; 1 F. Hall, ( ieonro I Brig Uabboni. CI,nnu.. 20.1 tons.! preparation of
 taI! Thorough
 blowing Thursday and yesterday, the Dallas J'sll.: of Jacksonville, President of the Florida U. Carruth' '1'. O. Allen, S. C.' Floyd, II. W. I :Sch.; A. A I'.. I Hooper, :322: tons. I September BOYS and, (l1Hf.$ for the belt l Colleges l in

 did not go to sea. Central Railroad ; State Treasurer Henry (Clark, \\.II. Livingston, Jacksonville ; C. Sch. Hattie H. Dixon, :Sawyer, 528: ton:?. (: guaranteed
 It is rumored that the building of quite a W. )(Maxwell (I i. W.: )),l\'i8. C. J. Comi"tam- Seh.:; S. l C. Beans, Sylvanus, gal tons. I Jeorgia
 : .\. L'Kngle:m : wife, child: and nurse!! of Tallahassee For Circular,
 tine Adams; addressW.
 Fernandina ( Sch.
 below the K.: F. Oilbcrt, W. C. Pitt- Normandy, 513: tons. i5da I C. WRimiT,
 number of cottages at the beach ; Hon. D. S. Walker, Jr., ux-Mayorof man, 1'. McCJuaid.. wife, three. children and Klwood:! ,Doran, 1Varringtit.T5toms. I5ch. I Principal.
 10[
 hotel Is contemplated for next season. Tallahassee ; Hon. Louis I. Fleming, wife two nurses, L. 1 I. !Fleming; wife and! son, C. Queen otiose Sea LangeMlT 10!) tons. .) .- ---- -. .-- --.------- ,-
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 :Miss Katie E. Burbank will reopen her : and son, J. H. McfJinnti and wife 1'. Mc.( .r. Mitchell, George: W. <flill. Jacksonville ; :Sch.: Kate Wentworth, 'ox, G7S tnns. In .Iiisfiee'H! Coiirl.
 Thco. Starbuck J. W. Sehr. Annie K.: Chase Brown 250( tons
 Sync-It, Fernandina. i
 school on the first of September In the!same Quaid! wife, three children nnd nurses:' AssistantPostmaster I Schr. Agnes! 1. (!race, Fountain :370( tons. STATE( : FLORIDA COUNTY, OF NASSAU:

 building occupied during the last term. : Oco. R. Carruth, of Jacksonville ', :Sehr.; Ifogcr )Drury, Baker, 3'X'; tons. are sail j
 Ituapeof Thermometer I T i C. .L \\\'illininfon\ tllllllrijYoll
 :Messrs. J. A T. Kydd are now receiving and others / ------- I hereby notified. that a writ of attachment
 mn TimnF.K:
 _. K.VDI.VO: Fiunvr, AMVST; 211.lIoR.1Y.Y' ( .
 -- --- ---- been 1 issued! and property -
 large invoices: of their fall stock, selected !! HKC I STOIII' sllvtnn.txn.t.1asscngcr : II has against you your
 .CIlcnrdlct.. satisfy the demand of James
 Jiohn, Fnrchgott attached, to ,
 --- --- ---- York
 Mr. Thomas Kydd in New !\ 's from! Fernandina for New
 by
 personally A change was made,1 in the firm of Furch- .1' =- per steamship: ('it!!'tf Jolla.August 2.i.11111: I E.: .)(elhluug-h and Wile, amounting to 3588.:
 J. A.
 York. shall before
 --1' unless
 .' ": this week 11i mid Delaney! )Ir. ( J. K.: T. Now you appear
 gott, Benedict ACo.,Jacksonville, <c 1I Butler co. Arnold ElI .ru'tice of the Pence in and for 1
 '1, Gco. Lewis, of the banking house of B. C. Mr. Kohn. a gentleman of wealth from Kansas :: :::. =- Bowen A. II. Crippcn, Christiana Droger, :paid; <rmanll.'ounty a at his nfiiccnt Fernandina Fla.,

 Lewis A Sons of Tallahassee, and wife, ar having bought the interest of one of the ------I 82 8t) H 87 SW- Sophia A. Droger, O.Brack.W. Prince John Bass, :S. on the 27tli day of .lugust,1881, at 10 o'clock

 rI v'cl1ln the city on Thursday! ,and have taken The firm will hereafter! be known H 00 IH 81)! H'\-. Cargo Luckey steamship, Capt. City of Dallas from "Fer- I a.m., judgment; will be rendered against you.J. .

 rooms at the Strathmorc. partners. Monday( ............... 8i 02 0:1: 90 HW. nandina New York 25 fiGS barrels I 1 K. MKDDAUCiH[ AND: WIFE,
 August :
 as Kohn, Furchgott A Benedict The hOI"t'IUls \ Tuesday ............... 8(1( 02 02 89! HW. Plaintiff.
 50 barrels cedar
 I :Mr. R. C. Long Secretary of the Bureauof four large establishments one at New Wednesday.,........... 81 87 81; iii NE. 02 logs rosin cedar -13,10: !;!) feet!spirits of lumber UK( cases,: H 0emp> I Fernandina Fla.. June 25, 1881.

 and R. Don McLeod, editorof Thursday: ............ iO 81 85 -------- ----- -
 Immigration York one at Charleston, one Atlanta :and<< 82 N1. ty beer kegs, 11 bundles! hides and skimIG,

 tho Land of Flowers, of Tallahassee, made one at Jacksonville, the latter being regarded / -Friday---................... HO 85: -'8i:--.--8:3:- I NE.M.I1tINF. -- -, packages; sundries. II :In OF.Instiee FLORIDA, Court.STATE : .

 the Mirror a pleasant call on Thursday.The as the leading] dry-goods home in Florida. I COUNTY OF] NASSAU.To .

 bark It'in. If. Genn, of Bncksport, Me., '!Ir. Chas. Benedict, the resident mem- For Kent. Jcoroe, lI'MfiIYou\ are hereby notified 

 4 1.I I 1.11 from Aspinwall to I'ensacola, has been totally i her there is a gentleman of high integrityand Two\ or three rooms in a desirable! loca that a' writ of attachment: has been i issued!!
 against: !\ you. )and your )Iroprrtattnched, to
 l\wt tion. .Address! H. this olllce.
 I of Fernandina.HIOII ,
 lost at sen. All hands were saved\: and<< unusual business! qualifications, and has satisfy the demand of W, H. Thompson sur-

 F have arrived at Black river, Jamaica. built up n lucrative trade in the :State. His WATER. ------ -- viving partner of )Dickinson A Co., amounting -

 fellow-citizens have twice elected him a :Saturday; Aug. 27.:...... 0:21: A. 11. 0:3i: I'. 3(. Wanted. to ::-'f:. ;.:!.). Now, unless! you shall appear
 )(rssr9. M. Endel & Bro., of flaincsville, Sunday 28...... 0:58: 10:15: 'I' ) rent a suite of rooms III n house in the before J. .\. Kllermann: a Justice:' of the
 :1:1i shipped; ) ( the first bale of nca-island<< cotton of member of the board of aldermen of that Monday, :l.10Iol.t) :: : 10:58: city.tldres1" L.," Mirror Olllce.Private Peace in and for said County, at his otllcc at
 : city of which body he is one of the most :0..11:2.::<l l'la.on the : August
 the season of 1881 on Tuesday the 23d inst., Tuesday : 11:47: -- --- Fernandina 2tMIii.lay ,

 :1I to Messrs. Witte pros, Charleston, S. S. useful members. The increased capital will\ Wednesday, :31 ......00.00: UJ:17: i School. .\. D) 1881( at 10 o'clock a. m., judgment
 Thur.sd.iy. Sept 1..00:12"( : 1:15: ; jr j will bo I'cl1llt'I'I'lllIgaill-t: )'011.
 give a new impulse to the business! of the Mrs.( 15. K. Alexander I will open a permanent 
 An excursion 1 train will leave tho depotfor I Friday I 2...... I 1:13:1:; 2:20AUUIVKH. : I ( )private school in the ]Baptist! church on I,i W. 1 B" THOMPSON:;; ,
 firm. beJIII1allc for J
 Large purchases arc I :
 : I Jacksonville tomorrow morning at 8:20: I the 10th of :May, and solicits a generous :Surviving partner of IickhasonCO.,
 the fall trade, and thelmill1 ngnlljoininJthl': 1'laintifF.Icrnamidint.ruuc .
 share of 'putronagc. Terms liberal.
 t ti arriving/ there at 10 n. in. ; returning the : public ) : '
 i ts tI store may: been fitted up and connected with ; Apply) ) at the !I'holJll'Oolll between t the hoursof I : ... 1,1Sl.. .. tit.
 train \\'l1Ilcn\'o Jacksonville at 0 j p. in. Pure Aug. l-Ilrit!) Uabboni Coombs, New .
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 f tho store/! to bo used exclusively for the H a. rug and 1 p. in. I
 York. ,.
 for the round trip $1. I In .Iii* liee.s Court.
 FKKXVMMXA: May( 8, 1S 1-:Urn.: ;
 wholesale ilt'partment.Seusldr. :20-Rchr. Annie K. Chase, Brown, I .__..... __ __: : OF FLORIDA,
 Dr. D. M. Smith Virginia, was in town --- -- .-- --- Chnl'll' toll. I II I I (STATE NASSAU COUNTY

 this: week, and has visited several )points on flop 21-S. I'. City of Bridge-ton. Fitzgerald, I For Sale. : To ('. .r. \lI\';lli'''") fh. mad "';1-; You arc

 the Transit! Railroad with a view 'to )purchasing 'fhe opening hop of IheStralhmoro (Hotel, SavaumahSchr. .\ Family Carriage! in perfect running or-I hereby notified t that writ of attachment has
 i i' :22: Agnes i I. ft;race Fnuntain, der. Seats four Has been but little used. been I issued!\ against you and your property
 .
 i'I.' land and<< engaging in the m manufacture which took placH Oil Thursday evening last! t. I
 Boston. attached, to satisfy the demand of Charles
 : Apply to W. 11. C.! DUIUKK.Xollce : :. i
 I.I I I of J 1111\her. proved a very enjoyable affair. 'fhe Fenian- :21-S.: 1'. City of Bridge-ton, Fitzgerald\, _.- -.-.- --- Angel, amounting to $:)). Now unless! well

 A dispatch from Lcwiston Idaho, states dina A Jacksonville Railroad issued excursion avannahSchr: i i !shall appear{ before .r. A. Kllermann, a Justice 
 "- t linger Drury, Baker. <'hark-s-' to TaxPayers.I i of the\ Peace: in and for said County at
 that volcanic i took in the tickets litI low rate I for I he.OI't'lI.ioll, ,
 a eruption place '
 1 ton. N am now ready to receive tax returns for his olllco at Fernandina Fla.. on the 27th
 .' mountains south of the south fork of the and neaily one hundred of the young, people "-.. P. City Point, Creaser, Chailes-! : : tho present ycar.t Blank rt'tllrll'lwill be furnished II day of August l, .\. D. Hil.:! at 10 o'clock a.m.,

 Clear Water about twenty miles ,cost of of "the Metropolis:' of Florida" availed .. toutS I at my oflico/ over (;I. :Stark'sstore, rol'I I judgment will he rendered iigains't you.CHARLKS .

 Mount Idaho, Ontario OJI the Uth Inst.; elul- themselves of this splendid opportunity of "- S. .Cits- of Dallas Ili: ..k, New ; ner of Centre and Second streets.W.M. : I : : AXG gl,.
 York H. (!i.tnr..tan.FII.txm'IN.t Plaintiff.
 ing forth column of(iro and smokesevcrul tripping (lie light fantastic! at (the l'Iidc. '. :211-S.f I'.' Florila, ITsimi Savannah i i March 16,1881-tf :I Fernandina] Fla.. June 25, 1881,

 ;i iI iI hundred feet in height On arrival of the five o'clock train time partywas .

 conveyed to the beach. The invited
 I ). :According to a paper read by Dr. J. S. Billings ,1r111I
 I"I guests from this city started in carriagesand 3STOTICJE.COMMISSIONER
 I : Washington, at the International
 busies about half-past clock and .
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 i Medical Conference in London there arc r
 tt soon after their arrival dancing commenced
 physicians in the of whom ,
 180,000 world in the commodious dining room of theStrathutore. : ( : = : OF LANDS= ) AND= IM.MKiRATION, IN with the Assessor and Collector of Revenue, to examine said certificates 

 : rH il a 11,000 arc producers of medical literature or At o'clock! nil returned ,1, )pursuance of an Act of the Legislature: entitled "An Act to of sale, on the FIRST WKDNKSDAY= : IN SKPTKMBKll,
 ilis' contributors to It. 'fho United States head( one to enable 1 persons whoso lands were sold. for r taxes I assessed! prior to the .\, 1). 1881 ; and if upon said examination they shall find that the
 the list with 05,000: physicians, 2,800\ of whomare the city 1 and the Jacksonville visitors \\.fton year 1877 to redeem the same," having returned the Certificates of taxes assessedvgainst anv such lands shall have been paid for the i
 \ the train which the railroad. company) had Sale of Lands sold for taxes assessed prior to the year 1877, which I vears i8;;. l iS, 1870! ami 1880, or shall, then he so paid to the Collector 

 isi i\1 medical writers. provided, much gratified with tho trip. The were purchased by the State:; : I of Revenue, for said )years then the certificate: of sale shall bo
 rt 'fhe American bark Sabine, Captain Os- It is ordered that notice be given through time Clerk of this Hoard, I returned to the owner or otherwise disposed of as the law directs.
 1If borne was cleared yesterday for Montevideoby iilF.iir: was n decided success, and rcliects great and by advertising: the samo in the Flnrubt J/i'mw for thirty days!, I The following are the numbers of the certificates and names of
 If Ifp credit) on the managers. to time owner or agent of said land that this Board I will meet, togetherSales ) I j, owners to-wit : rf
 .. )fr. C. A. Fairchild with a cargo of 5S5,-. -..--. ---------

 000 feet of yellow pine lumber. This is said Steamer for the Mallory Line. .
 01. 1iay', IS7.1.N" Sales!! of January, JS7O-C'ontiiuicd. 2
 h to be the largest cargo oflunnbereversltipped Mr. C. II. Mallory( owner of the Mallory I Nu.Certmcate. No.Certificate.. No.Certificate.. .
 i I.h from, this port. It was manufactured: at :Mr. Line of iron !!steamers I Is having built To Whom A.>w.s..od. Cerlificate. Tolt'hnm Assessed, To Whom Assessed, ( To Whom Assessed.

 I h Fairchild's Fennimore MilU: at Cedar Key: two\I- moro )powerful iron steamers, to be "I I )I..H J 1) Clarke I 15J.Ji: II lull. .00 ....John W Riley 120: .....,Daniel Woods
 81..i.tate \ 'i\oll\ ; 100...... 01.....Josiah Sikcs
 : Juselth i 127......Daniel) P Wilker.
 and Is of tho host '
 It very tualit] ) named tho Gunilulmtpt. and Siam Jfureot.They UI..J\IW: Ilarvey: Braddock 161...... ." <!:3......Daniel) Svkes 12):!!! ......]F I)) Whiting A Co

 The steamer Floruit, of the Georgia/ and will be sister steamers and supplied 02..I: A Ll'wi 16( :!...... .11I:1. I 01......Oeorge W :Sykes 134......Owner unknown

 Florida(, Inland Route, arrived hero yesterday with the requisite machinery to give them : ......:>'tl.pht.n rullulloml WI.\he: lIihlal'll I 05......William N Starling\ 135: ...... "
 f rf III..J J Elhlluml.'ioll lIi7..Johll CDl'rmott( lili..A It A J I. Sweeney 130...... ..
 from Savannah in place of the City / great strength and specThe\ dimensions ll ...., "
 0i..bti 1 'I Crews agent 'I. 07......Owner unknown 137..J II Williams
 Itrulyetonyhich will lay up for fix weeksto are as follows : Length, :320: feet ; width and t IN r......'l'oney 1'llwarlt: 1"J.( ..... 08..... .. 138: .......Paul Francis

 bo thoroughly I o\'l'rhuulltlultll'"t in first beam, :3!) feet G inches ; depth of hold, :11)!) !I$......OI.or c I h.nrr 1 ill...... ..1. 101...... .. 130.! ......Charles Albert!

 rate condition for the winter 5CUfl. The feet.'Iu.'fl these two are added. they will 101......Itilizaht'tlt: 1 lIujhe 171 ..... 105......John] Sykes 11'2.Ilaggarth. ) Williams
 1O:1..J: .\ Id ntot-h 17:!...... 100......Owner unknown 143: .....,.(>eorge Robinson
 Florida has been on tho ways! in Savannahfor make ten first-class steamers in connection l11..J'I"\'h\ lt\lhlot'k[ Sr. 17:1.: ..... It 107.... I.U..Janu'S McKindrec

 five weeks having: an additional: boiler with the Mallory lines running to Texas, 1 I:!...... I'll"tr Jackson 17.i.,1Vllliant I'I\l'1m 108...... .. I H.I......John H Lewis.Moses

 put in and undergoing general repairs. Florida Nassau and Matamas.Sain !. 11I..J: 1V Lawtun 176...... It 110...... ** *.* 140;...... K: l Levy .
 ---- --------- 111.,8 J. UUWl\ 17H.I] C 1'lIrhr 110..... 147HO.......Thomas Had'docK.Clemant
 Ono of tho chief attractions of our magnltlcent of the Dalian. 11B..ll.mirl Oikcs:: l1'O..Owlll't') : unknown 120: ..... .t ...... S Bowen

 beach during the summer months 117 .....Iohn I"lkl'l'I 181....., "' 121...... 151......Owner unknown .
 1 is, of course the tine surf bathing. This is Mallory (: Co. have sold\. the steamshipCity L 11i ......(ieor''e I"ikl'l'l 182.: ..... 122.....Mary L Bryce 155.,... ..

 of IMltu, of their New York and FloridaLine.to t'II..Ot.orJ.o: 'V i.ykes liC": ..... .It. .1. 123: ......Jas j)1'lIlia'l't.'rro. agent 150..... .1
 II.Y,1 evidently not a little appreciated by our the Belize A New Orleans Royal MailS ( 1.1.\: : .J Walker 11'1.)...... 4 121\V II Thompson 157...... It "

 bummer visitors as well as our own people. C unship Company. The Dalla will make 1.ti..John; C'ol'\'CIl hi/l...... .t 125......William Wingate '
 ltM)..... Neap Waters ,
 One can hardly to the beach during 157..Suroh Field I
 hour of tho go any two more trips to this city.after which she will l 15$...... .1: II Hull 191.....,1, N iurgui Sale ofarch .
 day, especially in tho early ba taken to New Orleans and delivered to : IS7H .'..

 morning and at night:; but that n gay and I tho purchasers who will run her in connection $ales" or Jtuutury, 1K75.! I ItOUlt'1. 41......Instate Edwin Hoyt I 71.....DSvkos ,

 merry crowd of bathers can bo found enjoying with their mail line between Xl'Or .19.B: : n hall 121......R L Howl' 42: ......Owner unknown 75......G W Svk.-s
 :51..ifary : ]2J..Hallicll"ihs: ..::1...... 5. 4'
 the luxuries of a surf bath. 70;......J II Williams!
 .. leans and Honduras.! It is:: rumored that $1......Ilcnrv' nellj.lInin 121......Oorge 1V ikt''l 1 ..4..... Of. 77..1 D H .

 On Tuesday the north-bound train on the Captain: Risk the roIHllllrl'Omrumderoftho $2..Jan 'Jarvt' Hrnlt.tld L.,1Viliiaul M Starling 43" II 78.....)) Higginl Higginbothani otham
 Transit Railroad s3.,1'Ienmmat N H\\'l'11 1\\: B t Jnll L S vney I 1 .10....., .. >
 : met with an accident at a Pallas, will take command of the City nftfanAntunio : .. 70......1II Hall, agent
 I't..XUlHowl'11'! 1: ......I-lhvlnl: Taylor 47..:.. "
 point, two mlles south of Callahan hy which which will take the place of the 1'\':)......Mary( J.ouiza Ilrye 12'1..J C Walker I 18.,..... .. ,4 80..Geo Johnson a

 tho express and mail cars and one coach Iullua 011 tho Florida Line. 8t.John; BufoN 131..J If 1VJIl :uns I IS7 40...... .. It 81.Juhnson..
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 thrown down ...... ilUon 133......William e4Jn I Benjamin Johnson} :
 Chares
 "
 > were an embankment The ----- -- 50...... M...... Lord
 causo was a defective rail. The cars are not List of tern .i l.......tbral.IA. nhhof 134......11''iIIi" CUoIm 51...... It ". 84......Plenty Jonas Jackson

 badly damaged. There were a number of Remaining in the Post-Otllceat Fcrnandina. u.n U3..Jos: J (P ClArk agent 13/1..Jusol1 13..n.\vitl Ryan B Uigginbotbuu 52.53".... "It.o 44 85......Talbot Little
 f'rews ....
 passcngera In tho coach, none of whom were Nassau county, Fla., Aug. 25. 1831. Persons ilL..J J tlmllntl: m 137..1. I' Tracy M. .... 'S ., 80.....Mrs J H Lockett '
 7......Mrs
 calling for these letters must advertised 13.Owl1l'r! known Mary J Morgan
 say O.l.\! A Iligginbothant !
 hurt. Mail Agent bruised M..o
 LcCuju was a lit .. 88......J A McIntosh
 : 101......Elizabeth: Hughes 114...... 5/.0) .
 tie. The accident only delayed the train Avery (leorgeCommodore Bayne, Ellen: ((2)) 10-1......FCtt In I1igKin1KJt1uuu 15:!...... It 57....... II.. 89..I H Mattair -

 Tuesday, the repairs to the track being com- Henry Dychttf J. "'. lOti........ tute Harvey Jones 15.}......W J WilollIJ1lI7 :>>8...... It 00 91) ..........J McKindreo

 pitted in time to allow trains to run on D'lrsc.Ibtrt. }Fodder Maggie ...... Ullfn U King. Mrs Kill.,. 1 i6..1Vatsou Baker 50....., .' .Willis Norton

 schedule time,Wednesday.The Fitzpatrick, Michal Mogans, Mike ((3)) 1'Mule 157...... J leur)" Clay (4)..,... ... .. 93.Wm 9'l..A Primus
 Hill Charlotte Hadeland, O. H 4.,11' J Lunen I5I.I..Hotlfrey Keeblt'r j 01...... ., .. M Starling
 report of immigration for July showsa Ivies, Rosalia Jackson, MaryMuhoney [ 1000..I'I.nh. Jackson llki..TIoutay I'ht'J.m 0.)....., .4 J1......K D Whiting) agent
 Jackson Emmer: : 110..... Jontumt l..J Ell G .. a5.,....l E G flay;
 largo Increase (rom. Northern Europe. W H. .itcnjarnin "g ,4. 63.,.... .a M......Mrs
 Proctor W. P. Robinson 11..Jlllm 1 n Lewis UI..S A J WiI""ll1 Louisa Trine I'
 Nancy 04.....Mrs N A Bowen
 From 20,374& against 11,725 for .....
 Germany, ; 07 .J S Rraddock:
 Scott JineThomas TmoupsonV.. 113......W P I.awton I 19-t..Thonw. 'VilsonII. 65.,...Alden
 July of last year ; from Norway 2,005 ; II. J. TinnJ. Sallie I .}......Willil Norton 1 11 ......WillialU 8wt'urill "r Is.C13 i Bowen Spear ,*I !......3.** l' Taliaferro, agent

 against 1,7-13 from Sweden, flOG7 ; against! '1'i 1tm. Lucyanna Walker. Henry I W..Jal.ksn l'hUliJ'. I HItj..l.hlllt'\i N WilIs 67.......\ Cannon 1(1)\JIJ..Juhnnthon.) *"

 3,770. 'The German Immigration amountedto Wallace & Cobban.IIELH i 117..Ucorge; llt'n1') (Is.......G J P Clark }JJJ......A: Higginbotham Uujr!

 nearly 37 per cent of the whole. There FOR .'\">>"T.\tll!: : Sales 01' January, ."" 76. -00......Jos Bczzant lo-.ncorg Henry

 Itodney Williams, Owens Gj. ........Robert Davis 103......Chariot
 WAS a marked falling off in immigration Ferry 2..Jull\('>1 B'zzullt I 4.\1\l1n.w Hij..1inhulham 71,.....J J Kdmumbon Knabb
 Amanda tender Jacksonville. Fla. I 1W.,....J H
 :1..JII.(1'h q Hut'lInl 49..It! L Iliggiiibotbauu Moonev
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 from Canada-only 4,800, Against 12,710 in .......E !Hughes
 S.U"L RllU'El.U, P .M. 1..NuuevA. Bowen :! 52.lknjautinJordan 5M..John Sykes"
 73.: ....J
 July 'lust year which may be accounted for 6..IN( M .k 'feWII j ': ......l'lemty Jnt'kI.kJU Sykos 100....,..V'flli3uWingate.Dune .
 by the decrease!: of immigration! from Europe For pent; O..JO.1 C'rcWJi t..TlIIll..rt Little

 ti(4Canadaorbytime boo'm in Manitoba, A desirable residence l\ Seventh tll'\.t. J..J J 1''llUlUlll'OlIU I ;..)..._.J .\ McIntosh I by ul'llt'r.of the Board.tti4 dais 27th
 Iltu'I I Lay of' July 1881
 near Centre. t..n (jn'nhuuu 5fi..H U ) ,

 which, calling a great many Canadians. to .ply'toJomiN Hm>(..rs.lUilnuil id.."?limhtth: iIughes j .57..Ueuf Iatt..ir 1ni:: llGJi.'l <Clialrman.37U<

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