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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01
NEWS FROM THE WEST.

RmbezzlemcBt by the Secretary Of the Dodse
County, Wis.,, Insurance Company-Heavy
Verdict Against n Chicago Railroad Com
pany.
CHICAGO, March 81.
George W. bly,, secretary OF the Dodge county,
Wis, Mutual Insurance Company, located at wau-
pun, Wis.,, disappeared two weeks ago. He proves
10 be defaulter to the amount Of nearly $76,0 OO
The officers Of the company were compelled to force
open the vaults In order TO discover the condition
OF AFFAIRS.
In the case OF James N. Henry OF the Chicago
City Railroad Company, for having been eye ,ted
from car and ercly INJURED trial at heaton.
Du Page county, the jury brought In verdict for
the plaintiff 10 the amount of ST. 00o. new trial
Will he demanded.
While three lads nsmed John D. Rogan, Charles
A. Brown and Charles Trip, all OF Rockford. Ill,
were returning from hunt, the gun or Trip was
accidentally discharged, and the charge entered
Rognn's back killing him instantly.
Captain Lacy President OF the Mississippi River
Railroad Company, left for Nashville to-day after
g. AGO. 900 In bonds voted for that road, which will
enable the company To put the remainder the road
under contract Immediately.
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RAGING Iu GLARS.

Last Thursday night apou. eleven O'Clock, oficar
Dyer. Of the Tenth precinct, noticed two carry
sng large trunk through Ludlow street.
near Broome street Seeing something suspl-
cfous in their appearance he overhauled
them. One OF the bearers Immediately ran
OF but the onicer succeeded in holding the other
On being brought TO the station hon the trunk was
found TO contain various musical instruments and
some wearing apparel afterwards ascertained 10
the fruIt- OF robbery committed on the house or
Jonn Brogan. 100 East Houston street, about three
weeks ago. Previous TO his arrest the prisoner mad
left two bird Gags, containing twenty nine
birds-lIkewise the property OF Mr.. Broean--at 70
lndiow street, which was also recovered. fester.
day the house OF the prisoner. whose name Is hugo
puzel and lIves III III Ludlow street, In the rear,
was thoroughly searched. In his rooms were found
banJos, paris OF banjos, cigars. plumbers instrn.
ments and many other articles. the fruits
Of an extensive series OF iel0nious operations.
Peter Hanken OF 20l East Houston street, deniincd
the plumbcrs' tools. ana Q cgarmaker, residing at
20 = Allen street recognized the cigars as his own.
Among the plunder was discovered nvbby coat,
marked ..Wiiliam Wade, Pixies Opera House." TINS
garment awaits . claimant Hugo was brought
Before Judge Scott yesterday afternoon; but re-
mAnded 20 the Tenth precinct Station House 10
AVIAN iurtber Developments
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Shipping Notcs.

The steamboat Morrsans the pioneer craft the Nor
risana Steamboat Company, designed between Full
ton Market slip and Harlem, making her terminus at Nor
rlsana. 10 rapidly approaching completion and will
shortly be put her This boat l55 In length
Of keel $50 feet deck feet breadth Of beam
inches depth Of hold II 10 expected that her speed will be
such that the trip 10 Harlem di will be IS min
ucs. Her machinery being constructed by Messrs Hub
bard Whitaker OF Brooklyn. where the boat lying
the foot OF Adams street. The engine OF the vsr
cal description, inches In diameter OF cylinder BY
feet stroke Of piston Her boiler will be OF the tubular cha
racter and Of quite large sire Captain Longsueet win
command the Morrsania. Her hull was built By Mcssrs
Lawrence Fouks, Of Williamsburg
The shipbuidcrs Immediately upon launching the
Morana laid the keel Of steamboat for the New Bedford
Nantucket Steamboat Company designed be put on
this between these places stopping Maha Vine
yard Her dimensions are 100 feet length of keel 1880
feet on deck, - feet inches breadth Of beam
and feet depth Of hold. Tho materials
used In her construction white oak chestnut and bacx
matack which square, fastened with copper and tree.
nails The frame diasonaly strapped with iron strsps
and In respect abe In the strongest poasb,e
manner. Her ceiling 10 OF yellow pine throughout The
most pie accommodations will be provided on the steam
boat a. Il 10 the intention Of the company TO have GRAFT
that VIII, In every particular, sail the large and
Increasing trade In that section. The machinery OF this
boat being constructed BY Messrs Hubbard whitaker Of
Brooklyn, and far advanced The engine win bs Of thu
vertical beam description having cylinder 10 inches in da
meter ny ~ ee stroke OF piston The boiler will be of
tubular style II has been decided BY the builders that she
VIII be launched on Saturday Aprils.
Messrs. Lawrence Foulks will commence In the carly
part OF next week TO their buildings their
location foot Of North Fifth street, Williamsburg to the foo,
Of Noble street, Greenpont where their n the future
will be done The brst vessel built yard will
be tug for barber purposes Captain Monks and
Others to replace the Phoenix that recently DESTROYED IN
,he Lower Bay BY the explosion OF her boiler The keel
viii be laid the latter part OF the coming week.
The dimensions Of this win be So feet length OF keel 100
feet length deck iee breadth beam and 10 fee,
depth Of hold expectedthas she win very able and
WORTH succsss0 Of the PhaniI WHICH siDpinx men
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Memorial 10 Congress- by the Arizona Legis-
lature-Terrible Oufrages by the Indians
The Fnir-Crittenden Murder Trial-Return
Of CoIonists from Lower California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1871,
memorial Of the Arizona Legislature to Con-
gress, setting forth the helpless condition OF the
citizens OF the Territory. who since the withdrawal
OF the troops left to the mercy OF the Apaches,
has been published. The memorial Is accompanied
by the atiidavits of one hundred persons who have
each witnessed from one to a dozen murders and
robberies by the Apaches within the past two years.
The Judge, before whom Mrs. fairr liz on trial tor
murder, has refused 10 permit the defence nitro.
duce letters OF the deceased tCrittenden) to the
prisoner during their intimacy. saying that his
court should not set the example Of allowing the
relations OF All adaterer with an adulteress to be
set in justification OF the murder OF party by
the other.
Several OF the Lower California colonists who
escaped from the expedition reached here TO-DAY
and denounce the whole affair as an infamous
swtnde.
Governor Ito and his party Of Japanese will san
for japan IN the steamship CHINA tomorrow
Mexico, Central America, South America, Japan
and China nave applied for space In the forthcoming
Mechanics institute Fair.
The Carson Register says man fully answering
the description OF FORESTER the supposed murderer
OF Nathan, Is now in the state prison In that place
for crime committed since the murder.
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AHc lbSt ubucI kcuueiudu WAS COASWdku idSb
year.
Some short time since the Cambridge men padded
easily down to Wandsw0rth, where they went ashore
to exchange the old for the boat which been
built Tor them by J. H. Clasper. She seems 10 ride
little higher in the than the boat that carried
them SO beautifully to victory last year. and she Is
in all respects Of the most handsome craft that
this builder has placed upon the water. Built
strictly TO the measurement OF the crew, her foot
boards and fittings are all fixed, thus increasing the
strength and tautness and diminishing the weight
OF the boat. Her lines are perfection and the work
manshp so fine and exact that she looks as II she
had been exquisiely moulded from Q solid piece Of
wood. On embarking in tnis specimen OF the boat
builders art the eight went TO Batrersea and
as the shades OF evening deepened around them
they pulled up to the b0athouse.
Mr.. Follett, the Cambridge bow, occupied that
position In the Elton boat; Mr.. Close who pulled No.
2 won the SOULS at Henley, and Mr. Randolph, who
pulled No. 4 was bow in the crew OF 1870.
Five OF the Cambridge eight rowed In last years.
boat. The three new corners are strong, we-built
young men. who seem calculated TO add materially
to the strength OF the crew.
The names and approximate weights OF the crew
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yoay HERALD.

LONDON, March 81, 1871.
The city is considerably excited, as is usual
yearly with respect the Issue of the struggle of the
Universities boats crews OF Oxlerd and Cambridge
on the Thames to morrow.
II has been decided that the great race will come
of ON the Thames and over the usual course be-
tween Putney and Mortlake
owing TO condition OF the river tide the races
WILDE rowed in the morning before zen O'Clock
The latest betting IN the city is six to four on the
Cambridge.
Both crews have been doing plenty OF work OF
late but both have been greatly hindered In their
training by the state OF the weather.
They have abored diligently, Notwithstanding, In
tine Isis and the Cam.
THE CREWS AND BOATS.
The oxford crew made their first training appear
in their light racing boat, after preliminary
row IN the Old gig eight" They rowed three times
TO Irey and back, coached on each occasion by the
president and Mr.. Time the expresident The new
boat built BY Salter for the present crew, and,
In consequence OF the weights Of the men, is fuller
forward and has more floor than the generality Of
Salter's boats AS far as one can Judge It carries
them very WELL anu is extremely steady.
The Oxford crew, as " was finally selected com.
prises three OF last years and i've Of last years.
trial eight men. They are
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CONNECTICUT.
Governor English Sure Of Reelection by
Over TIVE Thousand Majority.

stsa Ticket, Leg slature and Three Members Of
Congress Certain for the Democracy, With an
Even Chance in the Third, or New Lon
don and Windhar, Districts-Stedman
ard the Democracy Confident of
Carrying 1t on Monday-
General CONSERVATION in
the Radical Camp.
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GREAT BUFFALO HUNT IN MONTANA.
FoRr SHAW, NJ

FORT SHAW, March 81, 1871.
great excitement has been caused at this post
by bufaloes crossing the sun river just above the
fort, IN immense numbers The garrison have
turned out. and are sIaug ing them by hundreds
IL Is supposed that they driven across by band
OF sioux Indians who are said 10 be moving In this
direction. The bunaoes rub the telegraph poles
down faster than men can reset them.
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SAILED.

Ships Hudson, for --- OlaP (Nor, Amsterdam; barks
Rein ieer, for Barbados Daniel Draper (talb Palermo
De Zaldo, Sagua; Magma Charta, Cette; Emilia Ciampa
Qal, Antwerp brig Grace Kelley. Maracabo; schrs Geo
Savage, Aux Cages; Clars Woodhouse, Brazos
Wind at sunset calm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THs
MERCHANTS AND NANUFAcrUNERy
COOPERATIVE DISTRIBUTION
Il
OF
sa10a.
ssv0oo
el25,ooo IN CASH PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE. ssm
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR RACE,
AND LlMIYED TO uo.aOa
The drawing win take place daily In the Depository.
bse BROADWAY,
Helmbolds drug whore the prizes
exhibition The purchaser. OF tickets win be allowed 70 ID
their own drawing from the wheel
AHouk PELcS msA so Va - OeRS~ssSSJ
are:-
Diamonds, Watches, slverw.rs. Pianos, Mslodeons.
Organs. Sewing Machines Sets of Furniture.
Carriages, Harness, carpss., Firepsoos
Safes, Chandeliers. OH Paint
ings Steel Ensravins..
&C., 10. 40.
The sale Of Tickets and dstrbusion Of Prizes wm b.
gin the Depository whore the prizes ~ exhibou
MONDAY, APRIL 3, AT A. H.,
and continue until. 10 P ~ day unit. the sn.re amount
Of tickets sold and the prizes distributed.
PRosPECrUA
Several Of the leading and manufacturers a
this city, having surplus goods in Consequence
of the depressed condition business generally have ORR
sanized themselves COMPANY the cooperative p,aa
with view Of dsposng their goods .. fair pront 70
themselves This they consider, can best be effected b.
means Of Grand Distribution Scheme which they have
endeavored 70 interest public By arranging upon Ne
For the sum 81 each applicant win be furnished with q
tickle. OF admission Concerts that v
be given a. s.einway Hall Ths in ITSELF win be full value
for the money paid popular sustained by
talent being approachabls for than 81.
To each ticket Coupon win annexed holder Of which
win be entitled chance distribution Of prxse q
which appears below On presenting their Cou
pons manager charge OF the wheel the holders viii
be permitted their tickets and win thus .soar
TAIN without delay fortune has had in ,,ore for
them. Ten dollars will be the approximate value Of the
smallest prize.
Among the advantages comprised In this system OF draw
ing place Immediately upon the purchassrS
obtaining their tickets and presenting the coupons 70 tho
manager the wheel.
The scheme herein set forth perfectly legitimate and
one ensang possible loss the purchaser OF tick
the value Of their fully for them IN
provided while their chances in the d.r,
button Of prizes absolutely equal eveu-handed
public to call Depository Of the Coms
pany $50 Broadway for the purpose Of Inspecting tho
pzes the Of which are r,ven a.,
the following list
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These weights give an average or about IL st.
lbs. per man, which, though heavier than that OF
last years boat man for man. Is said to be less by
several pounds than the average Of the oxford
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THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES BOAT RACE.
Contest Between the Oxford and
Cambridge Crews To-Day.

The Course from Putney to Mortlake-The strug-
gle to Take Place at an EARLY Hour-Fhs
Betting In London : Names and
Weights Of the Men-The Boats.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York This Ony.

AImanac Tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 8 A Moon sets. morn 81
Sun sets. ...... 6 "a High water morn IS
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR the
MONTH OF APRII-
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schr Abbe Oakes. EldridGe, New York New haven.
Sehr David Floyd Lerd. Elizabethport for Providence
schr Sallie Burton Palmer. New York Tor Stamford.
Schr Fair Wind, Barnes New York for Providence.
schr Geo Traigg, Iiford New York for -.
Rchr Abbie Ingalls, ingalls, New Nork for Mnsquaah. NIB.
Schr Sarah Laverne Dbble, New York for New Haven.
scbr 1rate Vino. fnrraham, New York for Rockland.
Steamer Delaware, Smith, New York for Fall River.
Steamer Rationale, philadelphia for New haven.
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afit and Ann.ar.
Changing the Subject.

A good joke is told Of little four.
year old fellow who. having disobeyed
his father, was about 10 incure the pen.
alty--a switching. The father deliber.
ately prepared rod, while his son
stood a sad and silent spectator. As
the parent approached to the unpleasant
duty, the boy started at a brisk run
toward neighboring hill. The father
pursued, aud for time the youugster
increased the distance between them !;
but gradually his strength began to fail,
and when he reached the hill and began
TO ascend, he soon lost his vantage
ground. Nearer and nearer the irate
father approached, and just as the top
Of the hill was reached, and he came
within arms length Of the little fugitive,
who was ready to FILL from exhaustion,
tie boy quickly faced about dropped
upon the ground, and with an iades
cribable cast Of coantenance exclaimed.
/" Papa, that--makes fellow-blow-
don't it " This schanging the sub
ject" was so extremely ludicroas that
the father laughed heartily over the
strategy which his hopeful son exhibit
cd, and the rod was not used
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COMPOSED of 700 pounds of No. ]
u Peruvian Guano, and 1900 pounds oil
Soluble Phosphate of Lime (bOnos dissolv
ed in suphuric ncid, potash and soda.
forming the most concentrated, UNIVERSAL
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the
farner-combining all the stimulating pro-
perties of Peruvian Guano, and the ever
durable fertalizing qualities of Ground
Bones.
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, prepared
expressly for drilling, aud can be applied
in ,..y quantity per acre, however small !
and il is the opinion of many oIose calcu
lating Farmers. after TWELVE years cx'
pericnce in testing it side by side with 9th.
or popular fertilizers that IN application OF
100 pounds of Excelsior is equal to 200 to
800 pounds of any other fertilizer or guano
offered for sale, therefore is fully 100 to 200
per cent cheaper.
The very best evidence we can offer OF
the value Of our Excelsior as a crop grower
and fertilizer, is the fact OF its being initiated
and counterfeited in this aud other cities.
Epa Farmers should see that Every Bag
is branded ms above, the analysis and Ouu
Name in Red Letters, all others are Coun'
,erfeit.
Price SEQ per Ton.
j. j. TURNER 4 CO.,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd.
FOR SALE ny
Grimes 4 SiouiFer, Westminster, Nd.
Joshua Biggs, Rocky Ridge, Md
Thos F. Cover, Double Pipe Greek, Nd.
Sam'l. Il. Grove, Ridgeville, Md.
W. II. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy, Md.
McComas and Bro, Hoods Mill, Nd.
Zimmerman and Shultz, Sykesville, Nd.
A. l.. Boggs, Jr. 4 Co, No. lil, n. How
ard street, Baltimore.
aug 10 3m.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
r, G.:....sI... ;. .....,.l..l

E1s-
rl,o take effect April 9,ls7l, Calvert
Station. Conner Franklin and Calvert
Streets, Trains leave $50 A. NJ, and D. 81
and 8. so p. NJ, for 0wings Mills, lseis'
terstown, Finksburg, Westminster New
Windsor, Union Bridge. Middleburg, Dou'
bic Pipe Creek and Mechanicstown.
RETURNING.
Leave Union Bridge at 500 and us A.
NJ. and 400 7. NJ.
Mechan icstown at 6.S5 A. NJ. and 800
p. NJ. :, &,
Westminster at 5.45 and 1863 A. NJ. and
4.4O p. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hcmpstend and Manchester on arrival OF
&. 80 A, NJ, tain from Baltimore; at Mid
dlebure Station for Taneytown and at Dou'
Bile Pine Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, (oxcept Sunday at $3.50
m. Light freight and parcels can come
by this ear il delivered before 800 p. NJ,
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot OF n.
C. II. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street.
Office of President and Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 0 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points on
line of Road. Baggage called for, check ed
and delivered upon applications at this office,
JOHN Z. RIGNEY,
may 4 Master of Transportation.
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A farmer who went to Texas to buy
a farm was greatly prejudiccd against
the country he thought to settle 10,
from the fact that doctor whom he
called TO attend him when he was seized
with fever, began trying on his cloth
cs immediately after writing prcscrip
ton Tie fact that while the doctor
was trying on his coat the ehambermaid
was examining handkerchiefs, and the
porter was struggling with his boots,
lent wings to his imagination and doubt
less had an influence in regard to his
speedy exit from the State.
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Two Irishmen, on sultry night i'm
mcdiately after their arrival 10 India,
took refuge underneath the bed clothes
from skirmishing party of mosquitoes.
At last one Of then, gasping from heat,
veutured to peep beyond the bulw ,rks,
and BY chance cspied FIRE fly, which
had strayed iato the room. Accusing
his companion with punch he said
{" Fergus, Fergus, it's no use. We
might as vel come out, Here's one
Of the craytors searching for US wild a
lantern"
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Estte Of john Fioter, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters TesSamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN FLATEt.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
Of March next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this nth day of
August, 1871.
JOHN n. FLATER,
aug u 1t Executor.
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Notice TO Bridge Builders and
Contractors.

YgNHE County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county will receive proposals for build
ing Bridge over Big Pipe Creek on or
before ihe 18th day Of September, 1871.
The Bridge is TO be built over the creek
where the public road, No. III, leading
frora Unjon Mills to and iutersccting the
Rmelnrs Road, crosses said road. and OF
the following dimensions. viz: The abut
mcnts to I've twenty feet long, three and
half feet thick ut the bottom and three feet
at the top; the win. walls TO be two and
half at the bottom, two feet ct the top and
ten feet long, to he built on good and
substantial foundation; she abutmcnls to
be raised six feet above low water mark
aud to he placed parallel with the creek, to
be filled>in with earth with grade of six.
teen inches to the rod; the span to be
twenty -six feet, covered with seven white
oak sIecpcrs eight inches thick, hewed on
two sides, and the floor to be Of white oak
plank three inches ihick and she bridge is
TO be furnished with hand rails.
BY order Of the Board,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
a z 2i-it Clerk.
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While q vender Of greens recently
va epdeavoring to dispose of his stock
IN trade, his poor old nag banked aud
refused to bulge an inch. The driver
hually commenced belaboring the ami.
NAL with stick, when an old lady
thrust her head out Of window, and
exclaimed "llave you no mercy?"
"No, ma'sp,' replied the pcddler, moth
in' but stsens."
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Clara, I love but thee alone" thus
sighed the tender youth. "0h, hear
me, then, my passion own with trcm-
bling lips, IN earnest tone; indeed, /
speak the truth" He paused--the
blush o'erspread her cheek she let
him draw her near; scarce for emotion
could she speak, yet still she asked in
scoeuss meek .How much have you a
ycasfp
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-09-07

A small Colorado boy lately ran into
the house and told his mother he had
seen some antelopes- Size replied in
credulously, ut was your imagination"
TO which he returned, triumphantly,
/" 4 guess my imagination isn't white
behissS."-
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL.

G0RNER Main and Court
~ Streets, Westminster, A1A-A
Carroll county, Nd. The msA
undersigned having leased u 1144fst.a
this well known Hotel, and the same hay-
ing been thoroughly repaired with many
improvements and refitted generally, takes
this method Of informing the citizens of
Carroll and adjoining counties and the tray
cling public. that no effort on his part shall
be wanting to make them that favor him
with call as comfortable as possible. The
table shall be as good as this market affords.
The bar stocked with pure and unadultera
ted Liquors. walters attentive and polite,
and charges moderate. A call is respect.
fully solicited
Good and reliable ostlers specially.
mar left T. i. WHEELER.