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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
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AMATEUR
CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE
FOtcer and Kitchen Garden.


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Valentines for 1870.

w. B. LAUCK, Shepherdstown, w. Va,
would invite the attention of the public 10 his
stock of Sentimental, Comic and Juvenile Val
entines, Cards, Sschets, Embossed Envelopes,
SC, which will surpass IN richness Of materi-
al, elegance Of design, and extent of the Tarie-
ty those of former years. Price ranging from
3 cents up TO 81. Jan %
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Comic Valentines.

IONIC Valentines Of the Period, portraying
" the people Of to-day by piquant Pictures,
Playful Puns and Popular Parodies, being each
and all pithy products Of Pen and Pencil, al
though superior TO any Valentines ever before
made, and entirely: new. The price Of all my
Comic Valentines will remain cent each or
10 cents per dozen, for sale at
Jan % LAUGHS BOOK STORE.
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Errors Of Youth.

\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, aud
all the effects of youthful indiscreon, will, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers expert.
ence, can do so by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN b OGDEN,
No. 40 Cedar street, New York.
November 81, 1869. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
lO4 ACRES
of Fine Land,

we'll watered and with NEW HOUSE
with Ave comfortable rooms, on IL. The
growing crops to be reserved.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash,
the balance in two equal annual install
ments, 10 be secured BY the Bonds o! the
purchaser bearing interest from date and a
deed oil Trus, on the premises.
L. |. LEE.
G. D. McGlincy, Auc'ioneer.
Jan. 90, 1870. 4W
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

2IlIiE firm OF Knot, & PendIeton having
\ been dissolved, those indebted 10 them
are hereby requested TO come for and
seile, as the business IL the 6fm must be
closed by February 5th. next. and il the
accounts are no, then settled by note or
otherwise, they will be placed in an off,
GERS hands for collection. The books Of
the firm are in the hands OF b. S Pen
dleton for settlement
Jsn22 Knott 8. Prndiefon.
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s 8 8 8 8 9

Observation-Disclosures
Agents wanted everywhe, 10 sell the Amer.
can Knitting Machine, the only practical fs'ni-
ly Knitting Machine ever invented. Price s25.
Will kni, 1000 stitches per minute. Address
American Knitting Machine Co., Boston, Mass.
or St. Louis, No.
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PUBLIC SALE.

INTENDING 10 devote my time and
L attention 10 the whea, business, ! will
sell at public sale, at my residence al,
Duffields Depot,
On Monday, 18th of February,
1870 the follovino nroDerty:
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Mrs. Irwin. a sister OF Mrs. SionewalI
Jackson. has secured a patent for an ian
provemeni in the construction Oi houses,
which, il is claimed. vii! cfeaIe new
era in architecture. Mrs. Irwin proposes
six-wsiled or hexagonsl apartments, which
are not only lruch hsndsomar. bu. really
cheaper than tie Quadrsrgu!.floTm.
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UNIVERSALISM.

The "Siar in the West" CT cinnsti. o.. II,
the old established Western UnlversslI.l ucws
paper. IL gives current religious and secular
news, and 10 bright and cheerful home yisit.
or. Eight large pages reading mslter, giving
"'omelhing for everybody No other Paper
needed in The family! Send s2,5O. aud s,, II
one yea" Specimens free. Premium. 10 new
subscribers. Club. wanted. AdJrc., VII.
Hanson q Csnlwell. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

A boy OF seven years ven, into bar
Der shop in Racine, Wisconsin. and or
cred barber to cut he hair as c'ose as
shears could do il. He wss asked II his
mother ordered it that way. NO. SAID
he, but schoul commences mex! week.
and were 60. schoo! mS'sn that pulls
hair
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

A FINE lot of Diaries for 1870, for
II sale cheap
ian % Lauck'S Book Store.
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.7gents TAINTED TO sell The
"P enn Letter Book
For Copying Letters without Press or

Water.
This Is the greatest time, labor and money
saving invention Of the age; and none see 70, but
to praise It's simplicity and convenience; as yos
have only TO place the written letter under The
copying leaf and TO rub with The hand. An
agent has butt show it properly. and il sells
itself. Adapted % every kind OF business. IL
docs not play out, as the hrs; sale is only q be-
ginning. For particulars, address L. GAR
RETT & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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1870. The Nursery.
1870.

The best. cheaPes, snd most richly Illustrated
Monthly Magazine Tor Children. 81 500 yeu
in advance. sample number 0 GEMS. sob.
scribe NOW, aud get the last number OF 1919
FREE. Address John l.. sHOREY.
- Washington st.. Boston.
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Free 10 Book Agents.

- " VVN ~ SNIINss
We will send handsome prospec,u. Of DOR
New Illustrated Family Bible to any hook sgen,
free OF charge. Address National Publishipz
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Atlantis, Ga, or 81. Lon.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

WHICH, SO"si
Good Wagon.
Cart and Gears.
New Fan,
2 new Cutting Boxes.
Double Spou, Corn Shelter,
selts Gears, nearl y new,
sets Plow Gears,
Elna Reapers, combined
Buckeye Mower,
Q Wheel Bavrows,
new Rockaway,
Plows, Harrows. &c., &c.
TERMS.-A credi, Of Nine months
will be given on all sums upwards o
$40, the purchaser giving bond with sP
proved security, bearing interest IRON
date, but the interest will be RENTED !
paid promptly at maturity. Sums OF SIT
and under cash. No property 10 be re
moved until settled for.
Sale 10 commence al 10 clock
J. H. L. HUNTER.
January 90, 1870. Wv
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-15

jaw. near Boise City, by G. E. Robbins. for
having TOO much cheek In visiting Robbins
family when warne.l away. " -'".'
!. A number Of citizens of Salt Lake city
ore taking the necessary steps to commence
the manufacture Of iron in the Territory,
on the co.operasive principle. .,,s. .s, ~.
y Johnny Taylor rode race Of fifty miles
against time over tho Carson Course. Ncv., +
on the Goth. riding fifteen different horses,
and winning in less than two hours. ,ai, r.,
=, The Governor has offered reward of
600 for the arrest and conviction of Daniel
n. johnson, charged with the murder of
Isaac Harrison in Suffer county, CAL.
A retired printer has started hotel in
Silver City Il. T.,) and called It the ''Bre.
vicr" House. Hope the BREWER" will
never be ''out Of sorts" but run oyer" on
fat takes" etc. .--. ".' ." '",..
The Republicans Of Lcavenworth have
nominated D. g. Anthony for Mayor. and
d. W. Wilder for Police Judge. The ro.
publicans Of Kansas City have nominated
II. U. Taylor for Mayor. s..---
We have learned OF ono gentleman, a Nor.
mon, who had made arrangements for build.
ing. but since the Cullom bill ha, passed
the House of Representatives, he has rocks
for sale.-San Lake TslegrepA. 4. .4.... ,
Information has been received at Spring.
field, Missouri, by the friends of some of
the victims, Of tho massacre Of over forty
families in western Texas by the Conanches.
They captured large number Of horses.
The Grand Jury of Laramie county, Wyo.
ming, print circular in the Cheyenne
Leader that hereafter, any person, excep,
druggists, found doing businesson Sunday,
will be indicted therefor, and be prosecuted
to the extent Of the statute. t-,'. is a.
A fight with knives occurred at Hayford,
Trinity county, Cal. March e6th, between
two men, known a. Norwegian Pctc and
Dutch John, in which the former was kill
cd, and the latter 20 badly cut that he lived
bat few hours afterwards. "..) ~a' '
On the Path of this month, three persons
who were serving out terms Of imprison-
ment were by the interposltion Of Exccu.
tive clemency restored to liberty and the
rights Of citisenship,-H. B. Maize, who
was sent from Owyhee county, and A. ].
Reed and A. Ginder, from Ada county
Idaho 'Wond. '.@ -.. -
Lady Franklin arrived At Rio Janeiro on
the 4th inst. from England. Although now
nearly eighty years old, she 10 upon : trip
to the Pacific coast, having heard that
some one living in Van Couver's Island is
in possession Of letter from, or regarding
Sir John Franklin, which be win not de-.
liver to any ono but herself in person. -
Loon Greek will suppor, abou. . Thousand
people this season, and Claim owners are
afraid that the supply Of labor will not be
sufficient to supply the demand. Stanley
Basin viii afford employment to from 20
to 50 men; Deadwood, about Is; Robcson's
Bar, about 60, and Loon Creek. from 400
to 500 Wages will be $s 90 per day, and
provisions will rate At about Taper cent. ad-
vance on Idaho City prices. :
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The Voice or (srlCC

Ia.
rugged. toilsomc path Of thorns and LrisrA
OF weary. bleeding fect-- -ys = DE-.
Peoplcd with shadows Of unrsaped desires, t...-5,
And pleasures Incomplete >tt rtr
Land Of uuchsngiug sorrow for the dead, ~
Ana bitterness Of life. g. .i-.. GJef sg!
Where noble lives BY cruel hands are shed. .r..t
TO win the Geld 0f strife; ~ ~
Where pain Eternal. like the Alpine SHOWS. ..~
Crowned above men and kinca.
Brood. dark ~ night, and from her bosom throws
Her arrows and her etings
Shall the sweet breath of Summer sweep the earth,
And make II smile With flowers. ''s'
Yet leave to man the pcstilcntia, dcarth s'.. .'
or ever withcrng powcrs7 ''" -
Behold how Sorrow. wandering through the world, .
Wccps passionate tears Of blood. 40 W."
And Charity upon the stones are hurled. Il
Crying aloud for good ''' ." '''
The voice Of grief picrces the Silent Land,
Where victory 10 won
10 there no haven past Times dangerous stsahd,
Nojoy beyond the saa' " q % trH,
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The Bsa,.tl3sK zvakt Rocket.
ftLlttle Lou,v ono Of the Mysterles-TsAt.
brs .ss+.,' els. on broadway. 7aa4, ,f-ce@sa

Every detective ib the city has either seen
or heard Of. "Littlc Lou" alias Watson, alias
Jonrdon, the beautiful Eoglish ''artiste'''
who hayto often been arrested for picking
pockets. got dead to riyhts," as the police
say, and, through the mysterious influence
Of friends, ssvetl from conviction. She is
one Of the most expert and innocent. looking:
members Of hcr profession, and wiclds q
heavy Influence 70 get out Of . scrape. Her,
face has often been seen in the station. house
and 1t the Central once. where her tears
sometimes afc OF avail Lou says the police
won't let her be honest. The policcsay she'
wouldn't If she could No. more than three
months ago Lou was got dead to rights"
On "Wednesday she was working and walk
ing on Broadway, accompanied by cosrse'
featured Irish girl The followed, at $50
p. M. into an Erie Railway omnibus 1t sSi.
street, an old countryman nnd his wife.
Seating herself near Mrs. Rural" Lou
commenced fumbling about Mrs: ''Rufal's"'
dress Il, search tof saanethiplg. Sitting in.
tie stage vas 4 g9ntlcmiS Of the Centrai Of
dec. Lou's quick eye saw his upon her ~
sign passed to her pal. who arosc to hand her
fare 70 the driver. A isdy sitting nesr -.
market, 'this Is a. free omnibus. They
don't sakerfars." 1'he pal SIT down. "How,
Is thst ~ aske1 Lou; ''isn't this the SD st.,
Inc p She wss .informcd that II was'n0t.s
.sThc,i W hsve made 4 mistake. s We~asv
s.rangerssh shecisy," spoke up Lou, SSsns~
and hef pafsniovsd out.: oW l,As ! "es''''ss7
iHepe the gsntlehisn 81 me- Cehsrsl ONCE
bpSkS dps,sai(Us fbf Lou. d Ladies have sn5.
Of 'yy'6d l0ss J0etiir postm6naie." The IsdieSi
fk fskaslisR pockess sad saisssd ,,oshist.s'
IS4 sseepeaosGof sksase1gs. ssils"assry
ilnaScgs Is iAs Ss1csE, xslaisabA up Bt6Qfss
Ny! ~ Dstsesivds Osssy And Qainn7of
shS Rsss1lgx1 S4Saa; ;aaa sitta0t psoossd-s
deH6b iow1A.Eug = naibel .aifI ,Ziinsir
sIyA soianxs III tAi1asIoAxNihis nevsess
49, Ais1 va q bydn5yossaSsis pa Sid S'Sps
dnoG G3as~saasl soS ffiendly ySsstastSa.as
isa0 tkGA1tssaetsA,a ,alhd kdnubssa ssS1f*
iIssnss1 1ocniby aleaasE - abs1oeabes'
lysA Il this tisssS0A dataas& s,e
tie1sdt-H i HWsA
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The Big Horn Expedition, sbost waich
VIC have heard 90 much for several nponths
past, is knocked on the head by m order;
from fhc War Department, forbidding ,its
dcpsrturc, on the ground that It's objects Ats,
direct violation of treaties made by, tbs
Government with the Indians inhabitiug
the coveted district. To say that 5000 arm
cd men who, II was asserted, were to ren.
'dezvous at Cheyenne and march, under :,
strict military discipline, into the new, Fl.
dorado, sometime during the present spsipg,
will be greviously disappointed, does not
describe the whole Of the demosSllaAlion
which the action of the Government In thc
''nstter will caase 'Aecordiag 10 the seppofts
of Col. Luke xurin and Other lesdsssg u tie
movement WHO we're dispatched to Chisaso,
New York, Philadelphia. aud other eastan
0'ties. 10 enlist recruits Ter and naenify tho
expected results Of the undertaking., g 90.
s'se and daring baad of yoaeg Advcnsassrs
as ever pcnctrassd sns unkpoxn and koe1,s
country In quest Of thet hard ard ysllowI
metal, the pursuit of which oncnpisbI u,sat,.
sension Of - large \ postios efi thAa abenpqn
family. had signi6ed sthelri readiness MiAh
spade In one hand and rifle in the otba; ~
march under lhe lhaqpeu of ,he erssai4-
!loa At CheysSse "A 80 IN ~. psseeae ~,
land. Many ef thsas bad tAsir heads oses;,
moving with visions Of proaPsetly Hsslihs
already d'spoeed of tasir Assle and, 1qsi-
earned accumalation1, and psscAal3ag MN
sae means @ thns obtslnsd. r., Aaegeseiy Ont
NY wsfc 9ny AMaliing ths xos9 oG oonqSed
% '0'n !as s.psd1llan 1s. 0rasaa 4psili4issapy
NJ. r. .TT17T ~, s;ys ii susa.
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CoalalHeE RelatiOnsaip.

A correspondent of Ha,per's Monthly Is
involved in domestic pcrplsxi.ies; he writes:
! got acquainted with young widow,
who lived with her step.daughter In the
same house. married the widow; my ia.
ther fell, shortly after il, IL love with the
step daughter of my wife and married her.
My wife became the mother-in.law and a!so
tho daughter.in.lsw of my own father; my
wlfcs step daughter is my stcp.mo,her, and
I am the step. father OF my mother-in.law.
Ny step.no,her. who - the stcp-daughter
Of my wife, has hoy; 10 II naturally my
step-brother, but because he Il the son cf
my wite's step daughter, SO is my wife the,
grandmother Of the little hoy, and I am the
grandfather of my step brother. My wife
has also - boy; my step mother 10 conse.'
qusntly the step-sister Of my boy, and Is
also his grandmother. because he Is the child
Of her step-son; and my father Is the bro.
theriin.law Of my s"n, because qhs has gos
lis ster,sister for wife ! an tho brother
Of my own son, who b The so., Of my step.
mother; Fam the brother -in-law Of my
mother, my wife il tho aunt Of her own son,
my son IL the grandson ofmy father. aud
am my own grandfather.
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The Name in tho Sand.

BY GEOD0E d. P0BNT1cE.
Alone walked the ocean strand,
A peariy shell was In NV hand;
] stopped aud wrote upon the sand
Ny name. the year aud day; t. ~
A. onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind csst, ' .
A wave came rolling high and fast .-''
And washed my lines away.
And 20 .acthoughl twill quickly -
With every mark on earth lOs nc!
A wave Of dark Oblivi0ns ses u.s.. ..
VIII sweep acrosa the plaon @s. A"
Where have trOd the sandy shore
OF Time. aud bc 10 me no more; -...
OF me. my day, the name bore.
To leave no track u trace.
And yet with Hin who counts the san6s,
And holds tho water In His haads,
kn0w lasting record stands q mu"'
inscribed against my name. u"'.. ~
OF all this mortal part has wrought, n
OF all this thiukiug soul has thought go
And from thcso aeetlug momSuts eaught,
For glory OF Tor shame. J.. "
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Tho Future.
IT q. u. SILL
What may we take into tho vast forever
That marble door
Admits no fruit Of all our long eneeavor,
No fame.wreathed crown We wore,
No garnercd lore.
What can We bear beyond the anlEnsw. portal
No gold, no gains n. 81"
OF al our toiiing; In the lie immortal l.
No boarded wealth remains,
Nor gilds, nor stains.
Naked from ont that fer abyss behind %
We entered here;
No word came with our coming. to remind 10
What wOndrOus world was near
No hope, 10 fear.
Into the silent staricss night before ~ !. .
Naked We glide: ;r} i
No hand has mapped the consultations DER %.
No comradc At our side,
No chart. no guide.
Yet fearless 70 that midnight, black and hollow,
Our footsteps fare: "J
The reckoning Of \ Fathers hand W follow
lila love alone IL there, E.. ...-
No curse, no carc
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- -.
NoRTHERx PAcIy1cf fRAIL1oAD.--Ad dis
patch, from 81 Paul announces that the
contract for the negotiation Of fifty million
dollars Of Northern P,cino RAILROAD bonds
has been concluded with . leading German
banking. house, half millionio be advanced
Immediately. and that the Northern Pacific
and Lake, Superior and Mississippi compa,,
niel hare made arrangements to establish,
large mills at Duluth. for the panufactpze
Of r11hoad iron. AZ re Annual meeting OF
the, stockholdsrs q Net sYork yeste1lay
tlis following dlrsctois we're siscied:, J.
Grekosy uaish. g. Nbaaa, Vermont; Riohs
"a D. Mcs, Auxlst, 1Sns; fhqmas a.,
CanAeu, Barlins s2on.., ,vaipont; W. 3 Og,,
den, ChieasD; 3. FdgiE Thompson, Phil
adsipkh J; George ". W CAS-. 4 ffttsburr: ",
g. FstySoo. D6Halo. New York !; benjamin,
r Cheney" o.tcp;; = Ft,9Hick ptplaess {,
Woodys6sf, Ysf&Sdt; Mihjsm Wiadpn, ]
wlpsHk ,pst pt.; spnuel II. Ialsoa,
PSnalelphiAg OAaeles B. .WhehA HhilAdel-t
paea7oJumssa1slsson, OAicaxois tn boasdd
otsSihsd bI IosltealAgn 8 ]! g iis}4ddSH Hi,t,,1.
Ffiispf f;aH Ts HseS.' M Nts3asaisdx,,
A,1(a14vsa hoessef; seanea' vaalk,o
SenAIeyypeesrv, ,a0ob bas ~ yau ssi III
sTeo n 7si44 .s,ss..i s~stesn " yisfit !
! SsaAH Dh.b h4eoea Aee44 p.eissGl|
ise1NIlel h - ~ 1Ss1f sSfd
81 ~ 4la ~ 5asles)
@ten dla10oeo2 ~ W = - peot
1ilna1Sk 1ste 49, e11k1NA aS66iS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-07

INLAND ENPIRE.-We have received
the first number Of this new daily
paper, published at Hamilton, White
Pine, by Geore W. Cassidy, Esq, a
former resident Of Virginia city and
Gold Hill. It presents a handsome
typographical appearance, and Its edi-
torials are we'll prepared and sprightly,
considering that they arc Of Dem
ocrstic proclivities. Our old friend
"Cass" has our best wishes for his
financial success, rs We always found
him n gentleman and a kind and genial
friend as n newspaper man. He 10
ready and pleasant writer, never hav-
ing the vanity to assume to be pos
sessed Of all the originality and eccen-
tricity Of his neighborhood-with an
extension over the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-07
THE LATEST
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR!
RY THE CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON

VERSAILLES via BERLIN, October -
The Prussian cavalry are securing the
country toward Loire. They drove
800 Mobiles out Of Montfort.
Nothing important transpired before
Paris yesterday or to-day.
During the entire siege Of Strasburg
the Germans lost 900 killed and
wounded, including ll3 officers. The
besieging force Is now moving toward
Paris. 50 ~Tta
It Is asserted that there Is complete
underground communication to Paris
and Tours from Cologne.
The Independence Beige intimates that
the Prussians are alarmed at the ap-
proach Of winter, and are disposed 10
press the siege Of Paris.
Epernon has been completely evacu-
ated BY the Prusians. r.
A dispatch from Bourone, Depart
ment Of the Loire, says the enemy Is
evacuatlng the country beyond Tours,
and falling back on Etampes.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Masonic
fraternity of England have contributed
60 900 for the relief Of the families Of
German soldiers.
The great gun for Fort D'Irey, on
the south side Of Paris, Is nearly ready
to be placed In position. Its range
Is eight kilometers, and It requires
thirty-four kilogrammes Of powder fer
each discharge.
Prince Bonaparte has arrived In
pnodnn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-07

SAN Francisco, October 7-1P. n
Gold, at liza. NJ, 1l3H.
Greenbacks are selling at 50.
The excitement at the Hlbernia Saw
ings Bank is manifestly on the decline.
The run Is confined wholly to servant
girls and laboring men, who have
small amounts in bank. None of the
larger depositors are drawing out a
dollar. The crowd this morning num-
bered about 80 women and loo men.
The Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., for
the purpose Of carrying on the busi-
ness Of wreckers, buying and selling
wrecked vessels, was incorporated yes
terday. II. B.. Plat, Donald Bsadle
and s. p. Taylor are the Trustees.
The Legal Tender, another Of the
Ocht.k fishing feet, has arrived with
l25, 900 Goldfish, making 500, 600 within
three days.
Nothing as yet has been heard from
the Noses Taylor, overdue from Hon
olulu.
Thermometer, at II A. n, 30.
The steamer Continental, from MAJ
allan, Is due to-day.