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Office Of architect nad Stperi tenden Of Pablo Buidings
City n Washington, April IA, lSi9.

Once ef ATthiect nnd Superb tendrntef Pabic Baidings
CityJ Washington April IA, lS4s.
OEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals. for
. he Of The Patent o-e Blding, will be
ceived at this office until the LIST Of May coming inclusive
for constructing the wings OF the Patent Once Building
which reference may be had and AFTER the 2ih instant
Proposals will be received also for furnishing the vsrous
kinds OF required separate from the workman.
ship OF the same and which particularly in
the aforementioned specifications, being understood TINT
such materials be Of the best qusiy, Of the kind
hxed and the work performed The In the erection
Of the said wings TO be finished in the most workmanlke
Of said buildings and the character Of the work and
rails ROBERT MILLS,
Architect and Superintendent
01ee ground floor Of Patent Once Building, end
tniou and Saturday News, Washington. ID. O.. Amer.
can, Patriot baltimore; North American, News, In.
puirer, Philadelphia; Tribune, Commercial Advertiser,
Courier and Inquirer New York Atlas Journal Bee
ton Richmond Enquirer Richmond; Charles fon Courier
south Carolina please copy and Send paper with adver
scm.nt TO the Office, Washington, and areount lat
ap l6-d,lstMsy
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GiLMER VS.. CALIroRSIA.--The Dahlonega Watch
man says; We nre informed upon good authority
TINT u company OF 20 hands made on the goth ui
1900 dws. of gold on LOT No. 2s5, seventh district
and second section Gilmer County, known as the
Sprigg ana Jones lot. large portion of the gold
bling picked up by tn, hands in the pit some OF ,he
pieces being unusually large. Ths Is the last day
heard from, though .he same company had been
making about five hundred dwts. day for several
days before
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HAS DEEN RECEIVED fne lot OF Gloves
III Hosisry, Fsns &c, whi,h will be sold low La
dies invited to call and examine for themselves We
have
White and coorrd Kill Gloves
Do Silk, Thread, rnd Cotton Gloves
Also white and colored Silk, Thread, Cotton oe K
ings with general assortment Of Fancy Goods
d d A. TATE,
Rp l6-eo3t Successors to J. T. A c. King
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Does You think The people capabul of governing
themselves, Bill1
No, duesent They has to have laws 10 govern
em and besides, the women folks rules the men all
over the world Man Is like boss wot has 10 be
led or druv, Tom
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Remaining on hand and on shipboard SAG
Uosrev, EW q. Co.
SALT AT KksAwHA.-Salt manufactured, inspect
ed, and weighed in tho county Of Kasawhi, for tho
quarter ending March, Iet9-
Upper dslrct-i, $40 obs, containing 29e ee7 bush
Lower 1850 3l6,si5 "
Aggregate e6,429 6l5,672
Trsic: A. w. QUARRIER,
Clerk kanawha County Court.
Richmond Republican.
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A Gums Answer A father once said playfully
to his little daughter, child of five years old, Ma
ry you are not good for anything" Eyes l am,
dear father" replied she looking ihoughifully and
tenderly In his face. Why, what are you good for,
pray tell me- dear Z" g" am good TO love you, father
replied She at the time throwing her tiny arms
around his neck, and giving him kiss of unuttera.
bic affection. Blessed child may your life ever be
an expression Of that early Eel, nstlnc, OF love- The
highest good You or any other mortal can confer, 10
10 live In the full exercise of your affections,
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PRESCRIPTION FOR UPNfoNT oAkA.-~Some Of tne
democratic presses utter wall OF wo, whenever
Gen. Taylor, or his Cabinet, confer office upon q
wing. Their party have SO long had possession Of
the patronage Of the government they appear 10 re-
gard Il ne their peculiar property, and can't bear 70
see the least portion depart from their clutches. 10
key, dsnuncatons Of the prescription for opinions
vake which deprives them of their ilgotten crumbs,
6orgetul Of the facility with which discriminating
people can divine their motives They nro pretty
Taylor should keep the guillolinc dripping with gore
% long as democratic head remains To be cut of,
they ought not TO complain. We arc sure that the
present administration went Into poTer disincllned
10 prescription, but how have the Democratic Senate
met their eoncillstory poicy1 Let the REACTION Of
Mr. McCsaughey as Governor Of Minnesota unswer.
He was competent 10 fill tho office nothing was
urged against his hopcsty or Adeliiy-b,r he Is d
whg and had the manliness TO refuse, as represent
taiive Of free people 10 vote lie in Congress and
BILE war. For opieiuns' sake he was prescribed
For daring to f,iow tie disates Of his jud gnent,
In the face Of the opposition cf Overw helmine mum
berp, be was handed over to the exocuiioner Ought
Il to be expected in view Of this fact that tho
admin snut.on win continue TO pursue generous
policy toward such an opposltion1 Opposed as
we are 10 prescription Of every sort. we think not
Nashrius Gdstffe.
The rejection Of Mr. McGaughey requires expia-
nation Ii the democratic majority in the Senate
esruck him down, because he incurred ciamor and
odium for O rpsoue and honest vote against the
Mexican war BILL lei II be known II so--if NOM
inaton made By the euccessul general In that very
panpaIcn "a TO arouse such oetrutis, the Senate 70,
provoked neasures OF retaliation. Here Ia proscrp-
ZION Of tue most 6agrnnt character The example
procssds from tho Senate chamber, no. nom the
White House. Look 10 the Senate. Mr. MEG.
must not be suffered 10 fall az the victim Of opinions
and vote which required the highest attributes Of
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WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
TIA meeting q The Directors, on the iiih instant Nc.
occasioued by III. resignation Of Mr. JOHS r. CALLAN
and M WARD was s m ,ls1.,d hs PTss.n, O. n.
appointed Secretary.
The Board now eonsisis OF
ULYSSES WARD, President
VIM. A. DRApLBr, u, FHENcH,
j. RfaELow, w H. HARnovRn
ap To- ELEAzER LINpSIEY, Secretary.
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MANUFACTURING IN GEoRaIA.--Mr. Bryant the
free trade editor Of the New York Evening Post
writes good tariff letter from the South, which We
copy below;
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Office NJ The american Anil IL

Ottce q The .4nerical april 10, P. ~
CATTIE.-There Considerable increase in the
supply Of Beeves at the scales Monday and the market
was exceedingly dull. The offerings reached 500 hea
of which 33f We're ID 70 city butchers and 400 were
driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from 1915 i "a
the hoo equal t. $ 50as775 net. and ayeraoing s3
81 gr,ss.
Hoss-SaleS have more active at beethoven rates. We
quote from s. 30 to ISL
COtF EE.-Ihe sales Of Rio during the week are
only abut 1000 bags, 7a7. cents the lots at the
highest rate being choice The maker is dull and fl
and no disposition manifested operate at present prices
The import Of the week 200 bags from Rio de Japeiro
FEATHERS. The OILY sales we hear Of are at re-
tail. We quote al 3la34 cts
FLOCR-1he last steamers news has depressed the
market and will be that sales Of the various des
crp'lons have been made al low prices.
HOtcard Street FioW-Afer the receipt Of the news
by the steamer Nagra, the market became dull and
prices declined. On Saturday last sales of $50 bbls.
were made at 1925. On Monday sales If 1000 bbls.
were made al 81 p, part cash and part on time Also
$40 hbs at s,l2 cash. The wagon and car price was
Sia sil2z. On Tuesday sales Of 800 bns we're made
at SAFE. On Wednesday sales Of 200 bills were made
a. the same rate. Tie wagon and car price was ~
oIia.4 Yesterday sails VI go bJls. w.fe made al 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
EifSfGr's BafsGI,s Of EJifd Cherru
ANOTHER IPMORTANT LETTER FROM
a : L

y II are dlIIy receiving testimony like the following
from the Morrill, South. East and West :-
Genl'emen-I ,rds affected ruth asthma for fourteen
year md had tried every remedy the country had al
en- to several ply Sclans and found no relief whatever
VA afflicted at times severely that the blood would
gush from my nose and breathing was difficult n
dee he disease had gaiued much On me that deSpqir
ed oterer Ceiling ,ccH when Glanced ID ct botl- III
"N STARS BAL>AM OF WILD CHERRY.'
which efscted perfect and now consider my self
perfectly sound. 1n Be proved By numbers Of men
in Fraukia County and vicinity. and mink it nv duy
Y lrt y n known THOMAS A. PATRICK
Franklin County. Georgia. Nov. 10, 1916.
Be not deceived. remember the spurious limitations
and other preparations II WId Cherry abound through
ni the land, 5li il Is Dr. Wisars thai has Derfrmed 50
many thousand wonderful cures therefore buv no oh,
oHy the genuine oIinal Balsam Of Wild Cherry signed
!. BC lis the wrapper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET

STATE. OFTHE STOCK MARKET.
Reported By Bererly Blair, Licensed Stock Broker
Safe Stock . per cents-par value Sl0O-sales at
par.
Cooperation per cents--par value slOO-last sales
at o.
james River 8 Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed BY the
Stare-97 50a$9S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-pa value $l00-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock--par value slOO-9o
Virginia Bank StOck-par value $70-G6
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held SS5
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $50
$40 30 a 50.
Rjchm7nd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
paT value 800 held at So and in
Sales Of 1900 b6Is City Mil Flour to-day at 81 81 !
which is decline.
GRAIN-N heat has also declined Sales Of ordna-
ry to prime reds to-day at S5a92 cents,
Sales of Yellow Corn at 47a48 els principally at the
latter f2ures and IF white at 42ai3 cents
We quote Oats at25a2S cents, with sales of two or
three cargOts to day at those rates
the same. Small sales Of No | Beef at 81 SO Sales
Of 5000 lbs, Bacon Shoulders at s. Cts on time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
@ Il | Il U A II Y.

DIED. on tn 9TH Of Aprl.lSl9. at the residence #
NIr Nh. +. Nenaae, in Fartnvie. Prince Edward CO
MI. JANE J. DUNNINCTON, rrIict Of Waller
Darlington. d-c'd. formerly # Lynchbnrg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NcH BURG M A r X E T S
April 18th, 1919.

Inspected the past week l35 hds
] IL hds. s.lI viz: S. hts. Lugs AMI 81 hds Leaf.
IS FLOWS: hd~ 81 80 80; l6do 50 To Us; 20
20 75 Il 2 00 p do ? p 90 II DO Sd 10 %; 4
t' 8 U3 70 80; do 3 80 VI 90; ; "a 90 to so 10
D, 70 ~ 5 DO to 5 80; s do 5 50 to 6: do 10
! fn 9l-D-mand glod at prices a. abroad The
Lugs NV "f-r'ng are generally inferior, ana but few
hhds good Leaf nave been offered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
Beautiful Books,

II AVE inst "a about 300 beautiful Books among
which may he found suitable tor presents anda fu
History uf tive Mexican War.
A->O-A good assortment Of Cold and Silver Pen and
Pencil Cases. Come and JNO. P. WRIGHT,
APrh2-tsIf At III, Pos OrfHe
RL AK ENNn> E0n aIE A-r ruIs nCEICa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
G. K n II
MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
Grand CAPITAL Prize 100000 /.
splendid prizes of 500 600 each amounting 500 900
splendid prizes Of 50 600 each, amounting I" 500 900.
s prizcs of So 800 amounting to sl0o,000
2Oprizcs OF 5000, amounting TO SiOn 900.

WE respectfully request the attention OF the public the
w annexed magnificent scheme which offer, believing
TO he the best arranged and magnificent Lottery
drawn
10 Number Lottery, - Drawn Ballots.
Each package of % tickets will have drawn numbers
package OF p tickets draw S250,OcW.
The lowest three number ptife is 81 $50.
The 1st and "a drawn numbers entitled to 900
This scheme has been examined and approx
Lottery COMMISSIONERS and Will be drawn Baltimore city,
Anrl Is lSig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19

o. We regret u Wv that tie severity Of the
frost On Saturday. Sunday and Monday nights.
has destroyed nearly All tile fruit il ths vicinity.
The cold was extreme for the season. Ice. half
inch thick, was seen Oh Monday morning. Ma
ny OF the buds oftorest trees are killed, and the
gardens have suffered greatly. The loss Of the
fruit is particularly 10 be depIored
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEF-s2 y p So p, scale weight; nett, s.. So
10 6 So
iIoGs-None in market
SHEEP-s2 to 81, as in quality.
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SADDLERY! SADDLERY!

liE subscriber receiving his Spring stock Of Sad
L dlery, which makes his very complete. He
has very large stock Of
Saddles of every description
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Carriage and Barouche Harness,
Caryal and Boat do
Cart and Wagon do
Brides, Martingales aud Collars,
Riding and Driving Whips,
Srrups, Bride Bits, Spurs, SC. &c.
ALSO large assortment Of TRUNKS, both OF his own
and Northern Manufacture, very reduced prices He flat
tiers himself that in price and quality, his work be
surpassed any where.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch. Orders
thankfully received and promptly attended
April 19-2mif GEORGE B. THU RMAN.
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COL EPENNNT

The National lutelf-oncer contains extracts
from letters addressed ~ Col. Fremont Is biz
wife, and opened in her absence by Col. Benton
They confirm all the previous accounts Of the suf-
terlnss and losses ofhi~ party. They are dated
at laos. where M was preparing 70 resume his
Journey to California He a>cribe> all his m'sfor-
tunes " tho ignorance ana bad conduct of 4 guide
whom he employed. The letters possess much
interest ana ~trknsly portray the dauntlezs ener-
gy Of the writer
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;s %
Perhaps be able explain whence the error Of the
Prom .a .s % e: %
was Be IN tn; making Of aIsS and
pared end absorb sons PORTION q the substance
Faro What may that journai draw
fact h.; they srs at sOe pressn. in
In estoy the effect Of the proposition made the
Enssss where this insrsaisns used
if that paper the faithful Of the
terrible and SSy Would
The minds q his innocent risae upon hearing my
WINGED challenge Min not be accepted because our rival;
tons and remark specially spriessis to
n Fuor. and in have Iaf astsnsion the
the proposal and that they have failed to lad ohrs
than those lnOxnt the scientific world ard j. would Be
alope to deov secrets les likely to be known
1t rot always that proclaimed before hand
Hills Does the Faro mean by thi, phrase that it
Of the English Of my challenge were
Be alarmed. We would know how to take
Would you know hsw the great indignation pre-
sused by my Proposition might be aaysdt The remedy is
convenience could there be in adopting this Is it
that others might also tahe Adyantage of ~ What object
secret. Is he alone shall. enjoy the advantage
means Of patent without Who could compel him
TO surrender the OF TO another pary Would patent
him from making his secret On the contrary
WOULD be the mos. effective Of securing
the sScus i've benefit OF the processi
Whence, then, the indignation whence the reluctance
which FL Faro attributes his friends to adopt measure
equally just to both psrtiesl
the the Investigation of the TRUTH
and do vast involved in the sugar business
deserve that the truth should be knownr
Can the Faro explain to why Brazil and Cuba alone are
attacked inform whether the Standard has
shed bitter tears at the contemplation of the numbers
which the Of must have caused in
IN,
tie Engh merchants az osld listen the
contained in the STANDARD, would be satisfied with tho
displayed by the English rehners JUSTICE good
sense and public convenience would dispose VI the oppo-
stion coming from that quarter.
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FINE Arts.

A MEXICAN ART-tNION. THE DISTRIBUTION WILL,
"A tahe place at Niblos in the city Of NsE YORK. on
tie evening 81 December zist. Members aud ladies
nied One thousand WORKS of art paintings sculptures
ftatuettts. and medals in bronze will be allotted
the meHte Among the paintings are the works Of
Ltute, rufand, Huntington, Ldmonds, Gray, Rothcr-
nei, Church Bingham. Glass, Doughty Morse Gignoux
.os,ter Beateiie Oddie Lang, Dah,r White May De,s.
hshney, Wet, Inncss. stearns. Peee. Bynfeid, nck
ley Morton, and other distinguished american and resd
attts some Of which cos. o 81 600 $780, snd many 500
each bsch member Is entitled copy Of the beautiful
craving o. Youth from Coles painting. which superior to
any rint ever before executed in this country also
o. bsreys Outlines Of SLEEPY Bollow, by Irving "
hnovedged by all who have examined the present collection
that none has been exhibited America equally rich 10
sr,,ti.n The subscriber tor the present has
equ lied Opportunity for schvnr the tple purpose
tsning Available return for small Investment Of securing
The possession Of superior work gratifying his taste for
aud OF hhOrdinR to promising Artists h
own country Subscription. ave dollars should be mads
early. free Gale ries, coBtsning the PainLines Ne ar
open dag aud evening No. "a Broadway near Broeme ST.
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A c. FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
IA held Furniture. Piano, Psintir Chnawars Of
family giving up heusekseping-H Nelson Bush 20. will
sell Tuesday 1T 40 O'Clock at No. ts0 Br0ome
ner OF broadway the Furniture OF family declining house,
teeprg Wiz brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofas Chairs
Library Case Centre aud Dining Tables Mattel
Clock large Looking Glasses Dvans. He'll and Solar Lam
and Girandolr China and Glassware Table Cutlery, Beds
Ecddng Table Linen, Stair Carpetng Rode &c 40 Also
Ptinng some Of which are gems Also Piano Forte and
stool. Also, tehen Furniture, with which the sale will
Terms cash. Catalogues ready the morning
Of sale.
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NOTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE OF THE UNDER-
IN signed will expire, by its limitation en- Feb. l.
ls50, Mr.. Elis retiring ffom the concern.


Referring to the above, give notice that have de-
termned sell entire stock before Feb and respect
fully friends in this and the nsghborng Cities
that they will consult their Of
plicet, which will Re marked low the
eompshnent of intentions and render real
Of las well time) to make purchases at store
instead auction sales where there COURSE be
the facilities for examination OF goods the
responsibility TO quality and value Noveltie
We opening Fall i'm rtatons and will have
the pleasure Of showing muh larger collection Of new
aAd desirable goods than has for
sale In this country TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS.
LNIRE INSURANCE. BY THE BROOKLYN INSURANCE
Il Company No. 43 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and No.
Merchants Exchange Ws street, New York. This old
tablished company continues to take risks Of limited
amount buildings, furniture ships
&C., as favorable terms any similar institation.
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cur Bsl,lmore Corrsspo.de.es.

BsLTIMoRE. Decsmber IS. lGll.
Father 1siA,v sud NE Hjoriln Society Germa. Esai.
grants Temyean,e and TessSrk,eping -MarAsi, &c
Father Mathew continues 20 bc the lion Of ths city
although his health renders II cssssry that he shoad
confhe hmsslfto the hsue. Hs was yesterday waited
upon ~ the hiberuiaD Society Ia body. headed by
their President Col Jacob @. Davies. They were q
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DHILADELPuIA AND ATLANTIC STEAM NAyIoA-
Il tion Companys Line--U. 8. Mail Steamship P9ILA-
and p cfsifisf @
Chez sS. w PSssysy sail from rssd1pSia for
lsth q, 10 o'clock A. NJ from the cOmpanys Wharf
upurpsssd ~ any steamer yet built. and having
% ~ ss e, sSS m re-
a.s,nsfs ioI New orleans take hs steamer a usvana
or take the landroute at Charleston Savannah and
R,rr. o, ysRE TO us,Asi.
d.di;. saloon and state Room Berth go
'isi .I % ssirs IS'e csiSfsIos
stc,rase to ssvabnsh. and found 10
a sJ ga ;;:,;, ~
a. An o,s,s must ss procured :. s co@paays ohc.. Ne.
Joss l.. LISro-. Treasurer '''A''
OsLr DIktcT NAIL LINE Foa san FRANCISCO.
sqsss1 ne sey and Splendid q $ mail steamship EueIRE
Will leave ler chares direct pier North
T cs viii y'f ss ss .,m Tss
Of ar, rstIuaTy Pa.saEsr X The r. o. will hnd accom-
snd will not be trsr,erred from large steamer snail
one at an intermediate port Reduced rates Of fare Cha
rrer and AFTER Saloons only bsrhs in state rooms ,5
Forward saloon, itate 100
All the above dine at lie same ai and have the ;ivlsse
stsersss, found with mattresses and board. sos
tary application necessary 70 choice Of berhs
Fortnight or passage sspLly soy
Letter nsgs for this steamer will he up tie Pos.
vhee closing sz o'clock a. ~ Letters 70 py her
be 20 marked
Evs nAyAsA. saw ORLEANS AND 0nAokss.-
The only Regular Mall Lire for Cha-res direct H.va
The ns~ snd spacious steamship OHIO. sst James =.
scheneh " s. NJ commander VIII be despatched nom this
*. S sasIsy hs S',s
hs bar At Chareston and savannah 70 land receive
k.ils fer the Psoso se 60 by January s,sssrs
on Psnsms. Passengers msy rely arriving a. Cs.rres
IN smpie time the Jspusy stssmsrs Passengers
"su nsTn s s rsos Lev. ss ,rp "a
eomnspder, which makes tho route direct from New
York TO Chssres Thevoysge 10 mad. IL u days The rstSs
reror double engines Of 1000 horse power constructed In
he best manner which give great safety 20
Tho passengers over any steamer running With sss
hy any An Experienced surgeon IL
VIZ Rates Of Passage 10 Havana H.- or,..,.
etste-room berth, lsdes saloons -. $40 SIS
stste-room perth, dining saloons. 10
stsndee berth IN Forward csbin.....w
Fsbsrt secured until paid tor. Frssh, cents per o.
Ali sl s Of ssnk mus, he ss.sa on beard N. ship
ssste,roem berth IN ladies, or dining ssoen... sion
sseerss. found vita "a, -
~ lbs baesss allowed for cabin and 10 bs for sesrsss
ssnsers Tf-sht to Chssres co per cubic foot Ali
pa,y u o. RoBERTs. us IVES. 81
EOk CALIFOkNIA-D DISPATCH LINs-THs YES
s Of this Line Of the srst class nsed BY abs
ard experienced Masters and sail ts Censgn 10 tn.
agents In San Francisco, Turner Fish Co will meet with
sales and returns made ~ every steamer in coin
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALGFORNIA-THE supE-
II rier fast sailing A I ship. VENICE Sage. master
ofuV tons bptben having ~ her Board viii
receive Immediate dpatch. For halsnce o. freight OF
having srrericr FOR frat and second
class passengers sypy bod Pier North River or TO
Y. ID. FOWLER, 90 wsa street