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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-24
DEpARruRs OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN r N EWS
PORT OF POR TLAN I'D :,
Friday, Sept. 23.
ARRIVED.

Friday Sept. 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for East
port ara st John. NIB.
Sch Hannie Westbrook Littlejohn, New York
coal TO Randall. McAllister q Co.
Sch Nora, Wallace, Boston.
Sch Helen Mcleod, CoggsweIl, Boston for Calais.
Sch Wanderer, Oliver Gloucester.
Sch Sandaphnn. Landrit 4. Pembroke for NYork.
Sch Cypress, Eaton, Calais for Providence.
Sch Ada Frances, Perkins, Bangor tor Boston.
Sch Eclipse. Robbins. Bangor Provincetown.
Sch Excel, Hatch, Rockland for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Pea !, Smith, New York.
Sch Olive Elizabeth. Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Telegraph, 'Woedard, Ellsworth - Eastern
Packet Co.
Sch Mary Louise, Simpson, Kennebec r yer, to
load Tor New York.
SAILED-Brg Carrie Winslow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-24
THE
AMERICAN BROILER !

Inventions,
7 Will boil your Steak average IRE in sew
j en- to eight minutes, and retoins ali the juices
and flavor. tits equally good Tor Chicken, Ham,
Fish and oysters, forming the most complete and
admir- BILE combination Of simplicity. CONVENE ce,
chrapness, ond usefulness, attained in cooking
utensial.
UEvery Broiler Warranted. Call and see them,
G. G. TOLMAN, Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-24
Portland & Rochester R.R,

ON and after Monday, the 18th inst, the train
" leaving Portland TOR Gorham at II: 45 A. n
and the train leaving Gorham or Portland at t2:46
p. NJ, will be discontinued.
THOS. QUINCY Sup't,
Portland, September ., 1870, sepio sntf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-24

SPOAG
Sept IT, lat 80 30, lon II 05. barqus Archer, from
Buenos Ayres Tor Boston.
Sept 19, lat So 05, lon 70 20, brig Mary Haskell
from New Orleans FIR New York
No date lat 3S N lon 30 w ship Jittletou from
Portland fcr Buenos Ayres 81 DAYS out Same time.
ship Gen Shepey, from Cardiff tor Moutevedio.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-24

LNOR the lecoeery OF Masonic Jewel In the form
Il OF Cross. lost ON near the Park The finder
will receive above reward by leaving it ct No. 1ss
Fore St. sep24d3ts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

A SINISTER went to a well-known
lawyer and engaged hin to manage 4
suit for her. In which she claimed a
legacy, to which her right was disput-
ed. The Suit was lost, aud the poor
maiden said to the lawyer: "How
can ever repay you for all the time
and trouble which you have taken Oh
nv account? I have nothing but my
heart'to give you" MY clerk takes
the 6ees-go to him, answered the
lawyer gruffly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15
CAUTION !

,rvsHPURLIC 80 HERERY CAC-
i tioned against occupying or purchasing nom
A. 8. Edwards. or bis agent, the property known
q ths Fort Homestead Property situated In me
oroperiy belongs 70 z: Lyford and hmily y .
tSe Stste laws Of Nevada. Legal proceedings
viii Be eof1rnsncSd O. IadicislH deterpine the
valIiity OF opr title 70 he entire promises, and
siiirtpi isser punished aee0rdi1aslsy; slsy;ponp
sSH Hn,aAasq,t.d,l ,lsro. VISA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-15

Jewery made TO order. Watches, Clock,
and Jew elry carefully repaired and warranted.
rNo charge for regulating watches.
I(3old Hill juno 31Ih 1910 ie3O-tl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

Az INTELLIGENT Crrt2EN.--Wc noticed
a man in town the other day who owns
one of the finest farms in the county, and
posses all the necessities of life, and yet
says he is too poor TO take his county pa
per. Believing such person to be igno
rant Of the passing events, we got airicnd
to ask him "thc news" "Oh, well, says
he, cattle are enjoying this most favor
able fail, and | am aboutto kill my hogs.
Punching our friend in the ribs, we told
him to inquire his opinion about the cleo
ton. What election says he, Being
informed, he shouted, that so? Bully
And old Johnny Jacob is our governor
hryy Mighty glad, And the negro men a!
out Of the legislature, and we "rebS,,
bound to vote Glory, GcC.haw, Bill,
must 90 home aud tell the old oman. -
NAwcisH .idrrtier.
So this very intelligent yocman is
Democrat Does the .AdrertLSer know
any Republican in Hardy couty equal!
| ignorant Of current events?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
The I,rnkrn Cnhlc Limos.

The managers Of the Atlantic Gable
Company now despair, it is said, OF sue
ccssrully repairing the broken ocean lines
until next June, when the work can he
again prosecuted with smooth sea. The
steamer Robert Lowe is still, however
cndcavoriug to grapplc the broken con
ncc,ions and recently returned TO the
coast for further supply Of coal The
1866 cable which was raised 10 the sur
nee few days ago by mistake and acct;
lrn,allv broken, was in tinc condition and
50 strong rs To nearly CapSi1c the vessel
ono man was pulled overheard when the
cable parted and was drowned. Owing
to the heavy sea his body was not rccov.
cred.
The French cable is again ovcrcrowd'
ed with kilograms for Europe and they
are transmitted with difficulty and very
slowly. The operators cannot use a heavy
battery at DuNbury for tear Of injwing
thcalrcady impaired conducIivity OF the
wire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
THE SAN DOMINGO RRsOLU.
TION,
The Morton Proposition as Adopted
By the senate.


The following Is the nil text u the
Joint resolution. authorizing the appoint.
meat of commissioner in relation % tie
republic Of Dominica az passed by the
Senate;
Resolved, by the Senate AMI House Of
Representatives NJ the United States 81
America, 10 Congress assembled
That the President u the United States
he authorized 70 appoint three commits
sioncru and also q secretary, the latter 10
be YcrscI in the Englzh and Spanish Ian
guages, 10 proceed 10 the Island of San
! Domingo and 10 such other places, II any,
"a such commissioners may deem neces-
aary, and there inquire into, ascertain and
/ report the political state and condition OF
the republic Of Dominica, the probable
number Of Inhabitants, and the Desire and
disposition of the people u said republic
u become annexed 10 and torn part Of
/ The people " the United Stnics; the phys
ical mental and moral condition Of said
people, and their general condition ~ To
/ material wealth and Industrial capacity;
! tie resources OF the country, IL mineral
aud agricultural products, the products Of
/ ia waters and forests ard tho general
/ character Of the soil, the extent and pro
portion liieroi capable II cultivation; the
climate and health Of the country, IT, har'
1 bOrs and rivers: is meteorological cbaraC-
Ter and existence, and the existence and
frequency Of remarkable meteorological
phcnomena; the debt Orthe government,
Ita obligations, whether funded and asccr-
tanned and admitted, or unadIustcd and
under discussion, treaties or engagements
with Other powers, the extent Of boundR.
Fies and territory; what proportion is
COVERED BY foreign claimants or by grants
Of concessions, and generally what CON
eeasions or franchises have been granted,
with the names Ofthc respective grantees;
the Terms and conditions on which the
Dominican government may desire to be
annexed 10 and become a part Of the Uni.
| ted States rs one Ol the territories thereof;
and such information with respect To said
government or IT, territories ~ 10 the said
Commissioners shall seem desirable or
important with reference IL the future in
corporation Of said Dominican republic
into the United States rs one Of It's terri
tories.
SECTION 9.-And he It further resolved,
that said commissioners shall, as soon rs
conveniently may be, report TO the Prcsi'
dent of the United States, who shall lay
their report before Congress,
SIC. 8 And be II further resolved that
said commissioners shall serve without
compensation, except the payment OF
their expenses, and the compensation OF
the secretary, which shall be determined
by the Secretary OF State with the appro'
val Or the President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
nnE GnEAT rIcroNIAL ANNUAL

Hostetters United StAtcs Almanac for 1871, for
distribution, graiis, throughout tho United States,
and all civilized countries OF tho Western Hem.
isphcru, will be published about the hrst OF Jan
uAry, In the English. German, French, Norwo-
rian. Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
spanish langusgcs, and all who wish to under.
stand tho true philosophy Of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions It contains.
In addition to an admirable medical treatise on
the causes. prevention and cure OF great Earlc-
IS Of diseases, II embraces large amount Of In
formation Interesting 10 the merchant, the nc.
chanic, the miner, tie farmer, the planter, and
professional man and the calculations have been
made for such mcrdIans aud laii,hdcs as are
most suitable for correct and comprehensive
NAtroSAL CALENDAR
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of IIo-tettcrs Stomach Btters, the staple
tonic and Alternative Of more than half the Chris.
tlan world are fully set forth In its pages, which
arc also interpreted with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes ior the household and farm, hn'
morous anecdotes and other Instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
Among the ANIMALS to appear with the opening
Of the year, this will be one Of the most useful.
and may h had for he asking. The proprietors.
Mcrsra. HosIettcr i Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on
rcccitt Of two cent stamp, will forward a copy
by mail to any person who cannot procure one in
his ncIghbOrhood The Bitters aru sold in every
city, town aud village, aud are extensively used
throughout tho entire civilized World.
lrr2GrOd
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New Advertisements.
pY THE GOVERNOR OF WEST
ID VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION
TuE sr4TE % GEs1 vrhsnIA,

EAEEEHtNA BhIAAaAAAAsA
WHEaEAs. II apprars nun rviarp. laads 70 ne
that u ne election hsid on the tUeHiyteNrnih
dsy q October Last. f3f thr uErr Of Ju4ev Of The
s1BFeuar Colrt Of Agp1Als, c, 2, 7. Moor "
selTud ;NcntT eight thousand and rAgtiy two
votes. had james H. bspNu received tWraiy -tE
thousand iOar hvndred Ind thirty -eiEf,; votes :
Plr the uhlcr Of AttIrbry General JosCph sprgE
rreri we'd ~ eli ht thousand and tWvnty ro;r'.
Aad A. Bolton Caldwell Fecriyrc iucntJ-siE
ta0E sasi 1nF huudTcd and sevtuy Eve VOtr-
For Representative IN C8aErrss t5r the art Gun
rfy-siup4I district John Davis received Flrvru
th01sand eight hEndrvd and thiF;y-st1 vote, aui
Nathan God received ten th1Gsa1d ave hundred
and siE;y-uiae votes For Representative ih Cut-
sre-s f1F the second CJu rcrst0nAl district IEEiss
q NcGfsN received nine th1usaud aud ciescn
and ninety eight votes For Representative IN
CGnsrrrs Tor the third Congressional district
Prank Hereford received eight thousand iaf
hundred aHd ninety votes. and John Wltehcr
received sI thousand nine hundred aud ninety,
seyrn votes:
ANp WHEEEAa, II therefore appears that al the
aid election fOF the said 0flec Of JEtgr OF the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, G. =. T. Moore ic-
reiy-d the highest npmbet OF votes eAst ior an!
person fBg said once that fog the once ni AttOr
ner re eTIl, Joseph sprisg received ths,highvst
numbrg Of Vucp cast for any psfrou Tor Said pnler
tlat lot Representative Ia Congress for the Dirt
Congressional district John J. Davis received the
highest number Of votes cast for any person for
aaiQ ONCE tl4k AAtkAINsEAA4AlNN .lu NNA@ANrH
for The second Congressional district james G.
MeGrrW received the highest number % votes
cast for any pcrsOn for said Office and that Tot
Representative In Congress for the third Cuu
VTussionAl a. trirt Frank Hereford received the
highest number Of votes cast for any person Tor
Aalt once.
Of the state ofwc.i Virginia, do hereby declare,
that O. T.. T. Moore has been daily elected to the
office Of Judge Of the Suprrmr Court Of Appeals;
Joseph B2Fiss has been dGly elected 10 the once
II Attorney General; JOhnJ Davis hss been
duly elected Representative In Congress from the
afst Congressional district: JAHes &. NeGPU
hls bgcn duly elected Representative 10 Congress
from the second Congressional district; and
Frank Hereford has been duly elected Rrprescii
tAtiye TO Congress nom the third Congregational
district All for the respective terms iXed by
the Constitution, or established by law.
Ia testimony whereof have hereto set my
hand and c,used the seal OF the stats 10 be arXcd
- at the CITY OF Charleston, this twentieth
(, day Of December, In the year OF our Lord
L. q one thousand eight hundred and seventy,
- and Of the State the eighth.
". Z. STEVENSON.
J. NJ. PIPES, Secretary Of the State
NnrBaINw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

SAN DoMlSGO IN THE IToCsg-Thc
next move on San Domingo will be in the
House, but the Senate resolution lies ut
the bottom Of pile Of bill, and rcsola'
lions, and cannot be reached except by n
two. thirds vote, and it is hardly to be e%.
pcctcd II will receive so large majority,
though but rnw Republicans in the House
will oppose commission to investigate,
It isnow thought that the House Com
mltlcc on Foreign Affairs will report u
resolution similar to that Of the Senate,
aud alter fair debate pass 1t md send 1t
over to the Senate. This mode will be
quicker aud more certain, 1t Is thought
than to attempt to take tho resolution
from the Speakers table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

MrssGs 4. II. PgTTEGlLL & Co., ad'
yerislng agents, New York, have just Is
sued "9hs AiserfiSys Hand,Ikak" j.
comprises complete list Of oil news
papers, periodicals and magazines pub.
ll,hed In the United States and British
Possessions, arranged by counties with
the population Of counties and towns Il
embrace, therefore, just such Information
as il needed by every business man who
In. occasion To advertise outside Of Ills
own locality, and IN fact furnishes aprelIy
good index to the business capacity OF
every county and town In the United
States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
THE VIRGINIA DEBT.
How Much II is..-IIOw Much inter-
CsI...ViTginiH'S Ability TO Pay.

How Much II is...IIOw Much inter.
CsI---VirginiH's Ability to Pay.
From speech by Mr., johnson Of Ac-
comac in the Virginia Senate on the Goth
inst, we take this extract
# will be seen by reference to the rec.
ords Of yonr auditors office that the en-.
tire debt Of the Commonwealth, funding
all past. due interest to the LIST Of january
1872, inclusive, aggregates Sl0,3I2,1Gl
the interest upon which Mt per cent.
would make your annual liability on that
account, in round figures, 1000; the
first instaImCnt Ofwhich, were you to iund
to that date, would be payable 81 5OO,OOO
July LIST, 1872. and to meet This demand
let lis sec whence the resources. From
the assessment returns II may safely be
assumed that ut the present rate Of taNa.
ton, 80 cents to $lOO-yOur incomes tor
| 1870 aud 1877 Ia the first OF January,
1872. may be confidently pMccda - 400
900, or $3,GOOOOO II year, out oi which
there Is to be paid in the meantime, the
current expenses Of the government, en-
bracing all CLASSES, for the two
yCnfS Sl,HVU,OuV, ltA'lIb W" !" va
| treasury in cash balance rs Of January,
1872. S3,G0O0OO The first demand
upon which, even assuming the
debt at the proportions stated, would be
for the sCmi.annual interest Of July LIST,
1872. amounting to $i,j000O0, Upon
this statement there is len in the treasury
surplus Of Of 81, 100000 to meet the in
tcrcst due in January, 1873 This inter
est being paid leaves still II balance in the
treasury Of $500 900 to meet the July IN
trrrst ii 1873. The taxes Of 1872 here
come in mid Of this balance, swelling the
sum to 81, 100000. from which the July.
1871. interest being paid, leaves balance
Of 100000 To carry forward toward the
January, 1874, interest -,
The receipts from the taxes of 1873
mny now he relied on in addition to this
balance, amounting TO the sum ot$2,IOO,'
900, leaving. after payment ofthc January
interest, 1874, the sum Of $l,9OO,OOO to,
ward the July interest Of 1874; and all
this upon the assumption that the debt
still remains at $40, 900, and that there
has been no increase in the rate Of taxa
ton during this period, and taking no nc
count Of any increase oi revenue which
may be righllnlly anticipated from
the development Of taxable subjects
This state o! the case would seem to Is
tablish the ability Of the State to resume
the full payment Of interest upon all her
debt on July LIST, 1872,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

PmyATR lclten received In Washing
,on from Republican COngresmen In
Pennsylvania say the State Is hoPelesaIy
lost To the parry as matters now stand.
Complaint Is made that tie presence Of
Mr. AREnMAN In the Cabinet lost sever.
al votes In the recent Senatorial contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

The LATEST on GREELEY.-Thc other
day the front door of the Tribune office
had to be closed tor some purpose. So
Horace wrote on piece Of paper, En-
trance on Spruce street" and sent it down
to the man who does the painting OF the
bulletins to be copied The man studied
over HoraCc's tracks all the forenoon, and
finally, in despair, wrote Editors on u
Snrcc.o and posted Il up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

A UNIvERsNL SURrRlsE,-Nobody be-
licyrd before the introduction OF PHA.
loss VIrALIA, or SALVATION FOR THE
II Im in the possibility OF a preparation
ior rcviving the natural color OF gray hair
MS clear and transparent as the %tinos.
%bcre and as limpid rs alcohol, Every
holy believes it now. The old noSlrums are
discarded and the Vitalia is admitted to
I've perfect success, 1,
sold by all druggists and fancy goods
| dealers. uoS"oe""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

a DAILY At THE PERMANENT SEAT
The Charleston Cauney will be Issued
daily during The session Of the coming
Legislature. with view u Iurntahing u
daily renoft Of legisIative proceedings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
The HOPedhis Railroad Onee More.
HorEDALE, HAMps0N Co, ONO. J
December 20, 1870. {

| To w E,tii0r q " Lntagi9neg.
The excitement l. on the increase
Cadiz men are saying rather than leI-:ss
Toad 20 RIA Of Wheeling Greek, thsJ- viii
work ioE the Northern route, Wheeling
and bridgeport men say il shxni terminate
nj Bellairg II they can help il Martins.
vile will work Tor the Northern route "a
Of HnpedAlc. 1T Pleasant, smiihbeld
and DGcrville, will work Tor this route also
The committees are At work. The Eas'
TEN capitalists have notified the commit
tres % this rOlte -thAt 20 uniriendly in
I ilucnces have been brought y bear on
them and they s;ill stand ready 70 help
~ as soon a. the local subscriptions reach
the requisite amount Now then all We
have 70 say 70 Wheeling and Bridgeport
men are, b. careful how yon divide the
interest In this matter The question Of
terminus must be decided between your.
selves. Tho Wheeling creek route termi.
mates at Bridgeport the Central Valley
route ria CadiE, told Short Greek route
a. reported 1t Cadiz meetings, terminates
At Portland The Northern OF Hopsdale
route terminates q, Wheeling OF the
Island, a. your people may determine,
and less than $3.50 900 in addition To what
Is already pledged would put this route
under contract at once. Zach member OF
the committee are earnestly asked 10 60
work and canvass thoroughly the terrific.
~ allotted To them Immediately.
Yours Truly, a. u. PAUL, 81,
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"whnt Governs U.s."

This is the subject of GEO. ALFRED
TowNsESp's lecture tomorrow night for
the benefit of the Wheeling Library As
ISOLATION. Reserved seats TOR sale this
morning at 10 o'clock, at Hamilton *
UsrdinC'S Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28
DIED.

SMITH Monday, December 81. 1870. a; Bell
a!re, Ohio !. ". sHiTn, Esq, late OF this city
aged q years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon a
I9H O'Clock, from his late residence al Bellaire
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

MM SiNoS BUCKf.GnAM. Of Barbour
county. Is mentioned in the PRrkcrsburg
Ga.etk NJ q candidate for State superin.
tenden, Of schools
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARINE- 10 be very Ene for
Desserts aud an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick,
COX'S SPARKLING GELATiSE-Aa old IA.
yoFitc with the lAdies Tor Jcllles-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY .WlNE-Just the article
10 use with Co.'s Gcl4tlne--Ot rich
And luscious hAVOr.
BAKERS COCOA--WAEranlrd Pure. delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HRCKERS FARINA-PTcpArcd especially for
lnyalldA and children.
ASGUsTuRA BITTERS-The genuine article
Tor ladies and children In feeble
health,
WINE or PRPSIS-Thc most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH For Puddings aud CustRfts.
TArIOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone or
WITH Bcrriea,
Al LAuGHLIN, SMITH 4 co,
Juuii Wholesale Druslists, Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

LARGE EAGLE CAUGWT.-Mr George
DcaIrick, OF Grant country, on the 10Th
Of this month, caught, in trapN grey
eagle, which measured seven feet and one
inch from point 10 point \ monster
bird Ho0nfSlR Ado.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-28

SOMEBODY stole the Christmas turkey
II the editor Of the Greenbrier ir.lieJeH.
dsHL
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MADE AT
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IL AZISES OR PAPERS AT PUBLISlIRRS
LOWEST PRICES
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l.ndy's Friend $2jO.
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Lcslic's Lldy'E Magazine $3.50.
IIarper's Magazine, Weekly, Bazaar, Lcsllo's
Illustrated, EveTy Saturday, or Applcton's Jour.
nal, e.
New York Ledger, Weekly, Saturday Night, or
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Other publications ut Published rates. Sub.
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their money by travelling swndlgrs Any Maya.
zine or Paper promptly mailed to the country,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ FOR CITY. SERGEANT
49, Through the urgent solicitations Of "a
great many business men aud citizens gencrAily'
WuIIAN l., DErwEIlI.ER has consented to be-
come the Independent or Citizens Candidate for
CITY Sergeant Duly considering the 1untitng
energy and extraordinary ability he exhibited
when acting ~ Deputy Sergeant proves him pre-
cmlucntly the best man the citizens could place
in that position for their protection Of life and
property. Signed
MASY BuslNEss MES ANp CITIZENS GENERALLY
dos
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FEATHERsl FEATHERS!

Beds, Bolstcrs and Pillows, oiled with pure
Geese Feathers, and sold at only 20 cents per
pound, by JOS. KLAPllECK,
Upholstorer,
uoriI Cor. Union and MAFEe; Streets.