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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June ga st. Joseph
special says: General Terry and Gen
eral Sherman have each written letters
to the Governor of Dakotah, advising
the postponement of the contemplated
exploring expedition to the Black Hills
They say that the country is still con
coded as Indian land, and any attempt
TO occupy it by the whites would be re,
sisted by the Indians, and that, in tbs
present condition of affairs, the Govern
ment cannot furnish protection to the
telegraph line between Fort Cooper and
the South Pass, distance of one hun
dred and seventy-five miles, which has
been for two weeks in the hands OF the
Indians.
An Omaha dispatch reports general
cessation of hostilities along the Platte
route.
General Ausur had reached Fort Lar
annie from Fort Morgan. All we'll.
CAPTAIN Mix's cavalry after scouting
the head waters of the Republican riv'
er in every direction for eight days
going l4O miles south, returned to Fort
Sedgwick Saturday, having seen no In
uldDS uOI duy oiSuo VI ohS'
General Potter had returned from
Pole creek, crossing after an absence OF
four days without seeing any Indians.
Colonel Green with five companies OF
infantry and one company of cavalry
left Fort Phil Kearney June 4th, with
supplies for Fort c. f. Smith, ninety
miles North. with which post communi-
cation has been cut off all winter. the
Indians seem to have left Platte Valley,
some going North and West and Others
going South. The latter are undou6t-
edly those who made a raid on the
Smoky Hill route and Kansas Pacific
railway on Saturday last. Outrages on
the Arkansas, in the vicinity of Fort
Dodge and along the Santa Fe route,
are reported, and it is not impossible
that the theatre of war will be changed
from the Platte and Smoky Hill to Ar
kansas and the country south of it.
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BY THE CABLE.

LONDON, June %, Noon.-Consols "a;
u. s. bonds 73; Illinois Central 793;
Erie 40.
LIVERPOOL, June Is, Noon,-Cotton
has downward tendency. Breadstuffs
and provisions unchanged. Tallow de-
clined to A.
ANTWERP, June 25.-Petroleum, IS
francs so confines.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and Commercial Items.

Financial and Commercial Items.
As an evidence of q profitable manu-
featuring company, the Treasurers re-
port of the "Merrimack," at meeting
held last Wednesday in Boston, shows
that the past year has been one of great
prosperity, during which dividends
amounting to twenty-five per cent have
been paid. The dividends from the
establishment of the mills had aver
aged ID 37-lOO per cent annually. The
reserve fund ut the close of the year
was S5l5,O79 81; value of cloth and
prints on hand, S26S, 627, and the total
stock, S541,24s. Gross profits of the
year, 800, $50 Ga. Proht and loss bal
ance to the new account, S495, 1879 80. A
new mill is in process of construction,
which will contain $4,000 spindles, so
that when completed, the company
would have about 100000 spindles in
operation. About $40, 900 worth of ma
chinery had been added during the last
six months.
We publish the following from the
New Orleans Price Current: The Re-
ceiver of the First National Bank iscol-
Letting the assets of that institution as
rapidly as his limited authority will
permit. 1t is expected that as soon as
payments into the United States Treas
ury reach 100000 q dividend will be
made and paid pro rata on all proved
claims. This amount would probably
return to the depositors and other cred
itors from Is to 20 per cent. of their
claims, but how soon they may antici-
pate it, it would he difficult TO predict.
If at an early day, it will prove timely
relief in the present condition Of the
money market and absence of the usual
facilities.
In the money article of the Age for
Monday we clip the following:
The ease in the money market arising
from the want of any demand for cap
ital enables prices to maintain them
selves with great steadiness. While
there is nothing to stimulate them to
rise, neither has the bear influence suffi-
cient energy to operate for decline.
Such a state Of apathy is probably un-
precedented in the annals of trade. As
yet all appeals to the moneyed interests
to stay the progress of agragrian and
confscation schemes, in and out of Con-
gress, seem to be disregarded. The pub
lie lethargy seems to be proof against
any arguments that are brought to bear
upon it. While some appear to think
that the mad theories are not seriously
entertained, there are others who have
little fear that the adherents of these
mad schemes will have sufficient
strength to carry their point, and still
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Arizona News.

SAN Francisco, June 23.-Arizona
advicss to June 9Th say q scouting par
ty under Colonel Inglis had returned
They had several engagements with
the Indians, killing two and woundlng
. number. General Gregg had been
through Santa Maria and Williams
Fork county and discovered no traces
of Indians. He attributes the depre-
dations committed to the Indians from
Colorado and East Prescott.
1t was rumored that Captain Young's
company of the 9Th cavalry ut Maggore
had mutinied and killed the captain
and lieutenant.
General Gregg had given orders from
Camp Mcpherson to Black Canon that
he would make short work of the red
skins if he had six or eight companies
Of cavalry.
Colonel L. f. Wright is recovering
from q serious illness.
A Prescott letter says: The Demo-
Gratis carried the county election by so
majority.
The ranches are looking finely.
Two men were killed by Indians
twenty-five miles from Prescott on the
second.
General Gregg is planning an ex-
tensive expedition to the basins.
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DRING sATIsn,,

RkiNG sATIsRIEn
Y tner patrons are prepared "a alI
enterprise which has ior ,s ob,,.', ,s1A'0saes
and promotion Of the weliarr ~ w l,oss,'>
In this Republic. and the devs.,.ls rS.s ;.
ovation OF our yosns and nr,.'lra sca, A. :
Proprietor Of the Wheeling pSl''es NJ.
larged and improved thu. No. SIN
mands Of increased cirnl.r,... =" As,,
popularity, and DOW tax, pl,.,ns ~ GSs !,
to the people Of this State N. pr~s,SS.
sst and Meet Reliable Pass, Ma
THE REGISTER
history a. the snrest and h,S, IN, a, %,
course upon ali questions ot ~ n -,
policy. Believing that n. ~, r',aaA- e "a,
It's iegitmate purposes attained via = s'O =
der OF the rebel armies, and rAe 49, ssas.
slavery and secession by the S.o,l '.,1~-ss;i
fEh VIII bc the untiDoLins atl,o~s,. ' 80 -,
ures that teud 10 promote the a.r",' Ssa,
To restofe the unity OF the C,u,,r,- lA.ss,.
extend 10 all sections the pnc,l,.. I-',t'Is
an impartisl Union and a la,tinr - ~sAc Q
be equaily nrm in its oppos,,,np = Nv
schsmes that impose unjust al NJ.
conditions upon the rt>uninp ~ s--Nssas
THAI was never proken, that guAr. IS,s,', A..
VA, aseenaAncS to "nr P'diti,Al par 20
Snsnsing esuacisn 10 every o.Gst -.
thTart the wishes Of cSc-y ps,no.. =
leaving our country sul aiIid,J -
dtsunited, oar Mon Uurrs,or,l , -
the opinion OF all men While sc, ,s,.'S'''S
eating its own, despising the pus.rr,, - ..
Of fanaticism while firmly alherir, =
convictions Of right and dn,y. 's't
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New York Market.

.regL I NEW YORK, June 25.
COTTON-Heavy and shade lower,
sales of 1900 bales of middling upiands
ut 26a2Gi. - : - "a
FLOUR-Receipts 214l barrels with.
an advance of 10a20c; sales 94OO super
fine State and western at 45aS 80; ex-
ira western 9 15a10 10; California III 6O
alO Is: shipping Ohio 10 40a0l 20; trade
brands IL 3Oa12 20: shipping St. Louis
Q 75al2 90; winter Is 0Oal6 so. Califor-
mia firmer; sales of 1850 barrels at II 5Oa
1875. Rye -four steady; sales OF Soo
barrels at 6 25s8 90. :
WHISKY-Firmer;s sales 400 barrels
western in bond at 81. ~ 90.
WHEAT-Receipts 200 bushels, adj
yanced Base and less active; sales OF
1000 bushels choice No. 3 Milwaukee at
Q 80; amber winter 2 so; white Califor.-
MIA and Canada at 2 rs. ~ q :
RYE-Dull; retail lots of Western at
/ GOAL IS. .sa -.....p t.E
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Dull. II p
CORN-Eeceipts 14,2O9 bushels; mar
ket opened firm, and closed dull and
declining; sales $1,000 bushels new
mixed western at 09a1 IL; soft west
ern mixed, / GOAL 0e; kiln dried, i 90;
white western, / 06a1 10; old and new
mixed western, IL; old do. in store,
Is. =.
OATS-Recepts 1870 bushels; de-
clined lc; sales "a 900 bushels western
at 78aSO; Ohio, s9a90.
RICE-Nominal and unchanged.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady; sales OF
375 barrels Cuba at III.
MOLASSES-Nominal and unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet. HaG ..'."''.t
PETROLEUM-Unchanged.
PORK-Dull; sales of $3.50 barrels at
81 1Oa2l 20 for new mess, closing at
81 20 regular; 20 so for old do: 20 rs
for prime, and 81 II for prime mess
BEEF-Scarce and wanted; sales
of 6lO barrels at 16a23 for new plain
mess; 23a2S for new extra.
BEEF HAMS-Sales Is bbls at %.
BACCN-Dull. ...--,-.-.. ..-.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales l65 pack
ages at Sia9I.
SHOULDERS-l2al3i; heavy; sales
OI llUU ~ 2"h~S Ava ho"'
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Dull.
LATEST MARKET-5P. PM.
FLOUR-Closed frmer for medium
grades and steady for other kinds. -.
WHEAT-Quiet, but firm; 2 15a2 30
for No. 2 spring; 2 35a2 40 for No. l.
RYE-Quiet; I 20a1 30 for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy; 7sa79 for
western; ooao3 fur Ohio.
CORN-Dull and dropping; new mix
ed western good to prime / 09al 10.
PORK-Unsteady; sales 1900 bbls of
mess at 81 Is cash and 81 20 regular;
market closing dull. T-r -yal.E
lBEEF-Firm with an upward ten
dency.
CUT MEATS-steady with a moder-
ate demand. ~
BACON-Quiet; 1Oa for Cumberland
cut; l1fal1a for short rib.
LARD-Heayy; 12ial2s for fair to
prime steam; l2t for kettle rendered.
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NEW YORK, June Is.
Gold opened at 1891, and closed at
13Sfa1353. 80 = '7...-, lf9 l7I
Ohio certificates, PSI; Canton,
44ia45; Boston water power 23}a24; Cum
berland Coal 34ia35; Quicksilver, 25sa
2ss; Mariposa, 7as; do. preferred, l9i
ago; Western Union Telegraph, 42ta43it;
Pacific Mail, 13sta13st; New York Cen
trail, 102ja1O3; Atlantic lU74al0s; Erie,
62ia62i; do. preferred 74a74i; Hudson
l09a1094; Reading 107fal0s; Michigan
Central l07 tal0S; Michigan Southern 75a
753; Illinois Central, l2lsl2li; Pittsburg
79ta79a Toledo, ll9tal20; Rock Island,
92a92f; North Western, 36sa36s; do.
preferred, 614a6ls; Fort Wayne lOOta
lOOs. : ~'.TtI .yrar !
Border State bonds quiet and firm;
new Tennesses SIT; old 65l; extra eou-
pons Missouris 9ss. ...
Steamship list unsettled.
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FROM NEW YORK.
General stednan-The Times On Gen.
eraI Sheridan-Fire 1t .saratsga-
Rsuds RestoreA-Yell0w Fever.

General atedman-The Times On Gen
eral sheridan-Fire 1t .saratsga-
Bends RestereA-Yellsw Fever.
New YORK, June 25.-The Tribune's
New Orleans special says: General
Stedman telegraphed to President john
son yesterday at Boston to remove Cen
eral Sheridan at once. The rebels are
highly indignant that the McAdamized
road should be made so public.
Mr.. King, of the Times, in long lead
ed editorial this afternoon, says of Gen.
eral Sheridan's letter: Neither the
history Of this Republic, nor Of any
modern Government, affords such an in
stance of fragrant, arrogant, presump.
tuous and insulting naturalization and
defiance by inferior to superior officials
as this letter exhibits. 1t is not only
defiant, but insulting and disrespectful.
If the conduct and language OF this re-
markable document is sanctioned by
any considerable portion of the Ameri-
can people, the Constitution of our
country had better be consigned at once
to the flames, and our Republic deliver
ed over to the anarchy and chaos
through which poor Mexico has been
struggling for the past forty years,
from the audacity, the ambition and
turbulence of military chieftains, and
tho overthrow of the authority of the
civil law, and its constituted interpre-
tation and administration.
The Herald's Saratoga special says :
The barns belonging to the Union Ho-
tel, located on Hamilton street, took
fire at o quarter to eight o'clock this
morning and were consumed. The fire
extended South and destroyed the new
" erected servants quarters, also be-
longing to the Union Hotel. The Cler,
anden was not scorcbcd, though it was
supposed at times to be ih great danger
and was only saved through the great
exertiOns of the fire department, sup
piled with water from the two reser-
voirs ON the grounds of the house. The
Columbia, which was twice in flames,
was only slightly injured. The Cres-
cent water cane establishment was not
injured.
MIR. Lord, upon whose property the
famous Lord bond robbery was COM
nitted, yesterday received from an un-
known source 81 ,200,0 900 worth of the
bonds stolen from him. This leaves a
deficiency of $50, 900 still missing.
The United States steamer Winoski
arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday,
with forty cases Of yellow fever on
board, most of which, however, were
convalescent. One death occurred, JO-
seph Cooper, a seaman, dying of black
vomit at sea. The vessel came from
Matairez, Cuba, and the vessel first ap-
peared off the coast of Hayti.
The Herald's Atlanta special says
The New Era, one of the leading papers
in Georgia, hoisted General Grants
name for President, believing he is the
only man who can lead tho nation out
of its gloomy night.
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AUGUSTA, GA, April 24.-Registration
is proceeding quietly. Four hundred
and thirty.six persons registered yester-
day, of whom two hundred ninety
were black and one hundred and forty
two whites.
A party of convicts attempted to
stampede from the Penitentiary at Mil
ledgeville to-day. Two were killed and
several wounded and the remainder re-
captured.
Col. G. r. Giddings, of the 10th United
States Infantry, commanding the post
at Savannah, died suddenly ut Macon,
to-day. The deceased was a son of the
late Hon. Joshua X. Giddings, of Ohio
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday H. sch,Sbp - /.
made up Of all Important meas a. ID, ~,
telegraphic reports, transactions 10 ih' Krps
Editorials upon subjects Of gencral iSiT~, .
Agricultural Column, special conssposlss'
from all parts of the STATE choice l,oitl ..
poetical selections, and large amous' la
fully prepared miscellaneous r,iiinl 'l.Ia,''
all classes Of the community. In ,bof y
WEEKLY REGISTER viii confirm, nb ,
beat Family Heospaper err yub'piS b
State.
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.,,.,.,,,.,,hn ho,eabatT even if &C

anotb vrelasswhe hope that even If &C.
ton "a taken. nobody will be hurt. To
such persons warnings and Appeals are s
Nnslsss; upon them the sxPss,encss OF
the past are lost. Under such cl:cum-
stances, we can only commend them to
the experiences of the future. Those
who undertake the management of our
monetary affairs have. always been
blessed With REMARKABLY short memo
rips
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin q
June 90, 1884, $3.50
. We are gratifed to hear Of the continued sue
cess in New York Of our townsman, Mr.. II. ]
Helmbold, Druggist. HIS store, next tho No
tropolitan Hotel, is % feet front, go feet deep
and fiye stories In height. II Is certainly 2
grand establishment and speaks favorably Of
the merit of his articles. he retains his office
and laboratory in this city which are also model
establishments of their class. .s. .r..
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Chicago Market.
81 reras CHICAGO, June 25.

80 .5oa.f 77tE5z CHICAGO, June %.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat unset
tied and higher; I s3ia1 q. Corn lower
and steady; 6l4sSl9. Oats dull at 59a6o.
Rye held firm ct 05a1 06. Barley nom
inal. Pork held at 81 90. Lard dull at
III. Bulk meats unchanged; shoulders
u; rough sides st. Whisky dull at 3oa
81. n ~ z = fg M nlEG .s Z
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Mayor Monroe,
in Q speech at New Orleans, said he had
not met single man at the North who
approved Sheridsn's course, and that
Radicalism was virtually dead.
Private advices confirm the report
that ex-rebel Admiral Tucker has been
forced ont Of the Peruvian navy. -
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a True Bill

ALBANY, June 25.-The Grand Jury
yesterday found true bill against
General Cole, charging him with
murder in the first degree for killing
Mr. Hiscock.
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Mr.. Il. T. HEL,lBoLD:

Mr.. II. 7. HELMB0LD: -
Dsar Sir I'm regard to the question asked
me ~ 70 my opinion about Buehv, would say
tthaf Lhays ed and sold tho article IN various
forms for the past thirty years. lido not think
there e any form or preparation OF have
not used or known to be used In the various
diseases where such medicate agent would be
indicated. Yau are aware, Is well as Ryseu,
that &c has been extensively employed N the va
fious diseases Of the bladder and Kidneys, and
the reputation 1t has acquired, in my Judgment,
is warranted By the fcfs- Z . : =
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, June 24.-A Victoria
telegram to-day says Her Majesty's
steamer Sparrowhawk, the 18th inst.
has arrived with Governor Seymour Oh
board.
The armed steamer Fidelatuer is ".
ing in the harbOr.
Tho passengers by the Fidelatuer
were well received by the Russian of.
ficials.
Sitka codtains about 500 Russians,
and 300 Indian population. Weather
fne. . -
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from the Philadelphia LEDGER
Philadelphia. July IS,

Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr. II.
IT. Helmbold. informs US that he contemplated
renewing TO the city Of New York, with . view OF
81 with him upwards of ten years; have been
pleased with his integrity and fair dealing
Commencing In small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success he has mot
with, and from our acquaintance with him CAN
a man who would wish to impose ON any one,
much less the afflicted, and really In our own
long business experience as an advertising med
ium we have never heard Of the success ofany
medicine without MORT. TT.
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THE TRI-WEEkI.l

IL published every Thursday, THURSDAY a.. n
urday, and contains, besides the contents u u
preceding issues Of the DAILY many van,
Items prepared especially fo' this PaRi',i.H
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Remarks from Chemical Analysis.l
Aftor careful analysis Of Helmbelds Prepa
rations they enjoy our utmost confidence. we
consider them safe and reliable. ~ ~.
N'''''' NEvEERs & YATES
Philadelphia, June 18th, 1850. Ga
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RniIrond Earnings.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The earnings OF
the Kansas branch of the Union Pacific
railway for May were $4,000, includ.
ing S5l 900 for Government expenses
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THE REGISTER

win strive TO make the popular mind =.
conviction, rather than s!a,lsh b, d,r,,,.-
viii labor 10 disseminate only a,Fh -, - "a
current questions a. bear the .rar, ~, -
and the seal of truth. w.
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BoGalo Market.

sa.ll ya..zau BUFFALO, JuneS.
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat
quiet. Corn dull; held above buyers'
views; 85as6 bid for No. 2 Illinois. Oats
easier, at 75a76 for Ohio. Freights
dull. 49, .s.' --- e- F'.N
y-ry~-- 1. -~y-. q HnF1nT
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Telegraphed for I.ssr.ctiens-seere'
tsry stantsn-EGorts 10 Discover
the Politics Of General Grant
We are indebted to Mr.. Gregg, the
gentlemanly agent of tn p. & A. Tel
egraph Company for the following spe-
cials:
WASHINGTON, June -.
General Grant has telegraphed to the
President for instructions relative to
Shsridan's telegram, and it is said Mr.
johnson will make his order for an ex-
tension of the time Of registration pc,
remptsry. ,s-gsz .-.n.s.s
The reports that Secretary Stanton is
about to resign, are false. He will no,
leave the Cabinet unless he is nomina'
tod for President or Vice President.
Great efforts are being made to dis-
cover the exact politics of Generai
Grant. If Radical" he will be noml-
mated by the Republicans for President;
If not it is probable he will be nomlna-
ted BY the Conservative Union party.
The Republicans seem to favor General
G.P. Thomas, of Virginia, "now in Ten
nessee," next to General Grant.
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.HxTRAcT9BUcHU.

de. KEYsERiss pSsaciAs Of over thirty
years experience, and graduate of the Jefferson
Medical College, ami of the University OF Medi
cine and Surgery of Philadelphia =
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have seen and used, a. before stated, every
form of Bueht4-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration tincture. duid eYtracis,-and am
not cogniEant of any preparation of that plant at
all equal to yours. Twelve years experience
ought, / think, 20 give me the right to judge OF
It's inertia, and without prejudice or Partially
value thing according TO its bulk, If did other
BtseAas would out-do yours, out hold TO the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make up
value-f they did copper cen. would be worth
more than a gold dollar
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1o4 beutb Tenrh Nc Fhhtadesp IN
spEs.wks -g.1-E,- p rHp aJt-s sIge.
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7r'-a BaLuxoRs, xsrrS
WE HAVE LEASED THIS aItl ,t VI
wv have enlarged the 0nies, is'is "a -,.as<
throughout the house, renovstsa .-..,..si y
chs Water Cl0sets. repaperrd ana -, a,>s
Rooms and furnished then Sin 10 -
furniture, &c. We have, In faft n
entirely new inside. n, ssje'
We have also . telegraph ofhce y %.
with wires running 20 all part "
States, Canada and Eurgps. ,tsss
Our Tablss win 81 all sssscps
supplied with al the MARKET 49, "a 10
We have also attached 70 the hyn ,,s y
Billiard Room, furnished With H. ..t.-"
pre.sly for ms By the eslebrafeh o., Ia
Geszrs. PnELAs { CoLLExDEh Of s
Our Bars win be suppiish WIZ
Wines and Liqugr,. r - ~
servants attentive and polite 70, JSd'
tention viii BE- paid TO the comio1 = 81 >
and Patrons Of the House vh'eh VIE
HoNE like A. possible. .r.rs
Stages WIN be At the Dep0v q ,,.1 y
traIns, also af the steamers on in' =, gys
convey guests and their bagEsS syVTu
- DULL PrgYrco
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