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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

BoNDED.-The town Of Lee, N. n.
last week voted Ave per cent. Of its valu-
alton towards subscription for stock in
the Nashua & Rochester Railroad. The
people of Lee believe in progress and are
willing to spend few dollars to double
their population and increase the business
OF their town. They are not willing to
cit down and fold their hsnds in idleness
and cry. I'VE are gone up" No, their
motto 10 "bond and go ahead" Better to
be in debt for prosperity Of the town, than
save their money and rust out Let Rut.
land think Of this. z 81 .wofl.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

-Comical Brown gives . concert ct
Manchester, April 20. "a -,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

Vermont, and they like to get out where
they could get breath of pure air. He
was anxious that there should be hotel
here, and he would come up from Man.
chester every day for ten weeks, if it
would help the matter along he loved to
see things move. Mr.. Orvis then, at the
request of some, related his experience, in
regard to building his hotel at Manches-
ter, which afforded great interest to all
present. ..
He said every one supposed, that build
ing of the Railroad in 1851, would kill
the business at Manchester street, or viii
lage, which was situated some 200 feet
above the valley, and doubtless would,
had it not been for the hotel business
This quiet village which was, previous to
this secluded, is now teeming with activ-
ity and enterprise, all having been caused
BY the hotel enterprise. From small
hotel at first, barely sufficient to accom-.
modate rs boarders, at $25 each, per
week, by additions it was now capable to
accommodate 300 visitors at $125O0, per
week. His receipts for the fret year was
about $500, now it was over six times
that amount. He said we must have q
hotel in order to draw city visitors here.
It was now estimated that about 600 Wis.
itors come to Manchester through July
and August. He thought a country
landlord was better than city landlord.
Some had an idea that q landlord from
the city, would suit boarders the best, and
to have city fare, but it was right the re.
verse of this. II requires patience in a
landlord, and one who is willing to an
swer all questions, though they might be
asked over four or five times. It requires
q hotel that was attractive for the child
rem, for parents went where the children
wanted to go; and it needed landlord
who liked children; it would not do to
have 1t dull for city boarders. -
The gentleman admitted that the scsn-
cry here was equal to that Of Manchester.
air Was pure, and people were benefited
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02

SUPREME CoUGr DrlsfoNs.-Thc
Supreme Court of this State has rem
dered hefolloviu decisions: Henry
T.. Caples Vs.. Central Pacific Rail
road Company, suit for damages re-
ceived in a railroad accident near
Toano; Judgment affirmed. Meadow
Valley Mining Company IS. Elliott,
Dodds ct al. appeal from order
granting injunction +; order affirmed.
State ex rel. Hubbard VS.. John ID.
CORN, District Judge al Lincoln
county. Goring was appoiEtedJuGge
to fill Il vacancy UccasIousJ by tine
death Of Judge Leahg. Fuller was
elected al the late election, but CORN
held the election Of his successor
was invalid. because no proclamation
had been issued for the election Of
such an officer. The Supreme Cooct
noiGs tistat 30 election OF al"
valid. and that that gentleman il en-
titled to hold tac Office .o- The uey.
four years.
ADJorHSNESr BAr1.-Tle alton
4 ~ A.
"'''' "'' ". .'
Legislature IS directed ID the a4'er-
tisemeut in another column os a
grand Adjournment Ball. 60 benivea
Ivy the citizens al Carson. for the
benefit OF the Legislature. on FRIDAY
evening. 10 is purely q campl.-
mentarv affair. and the members wf#l
do we'll 10 rrma;m in toxyn until af..r
II Is over nc citizens bara n.t
had An opporiuui+v +, a,ya this l.,I,
until moss. for tire rc,.on tbot r
many other parlies have ;~n..r-snad
Ii is gotten up rs a compliment.
Invitations qrdtieeats viii D.. ;---ar
to-day
MTSr SEATIsr.cs.-Ihe following
is q summary OF tie operations o..
the Branch Mint T., tfis c;t,. r-r tr,
80 80
-oA'h % it't u''*' 4e'-: h@,at "t'
posts, ~. lJ5.lo oZs.-coid. siei,
~ -; SILVER, sl|J,giJ ly;total VALUE
e1qles lgGnI - mi9. o,,r4.~ HI.
$3.50, $50 80: dimes $500. $3.50
total coinage Sl0,'!- -. Cnrarte.
hafS 80 melted dHo as7aTe't,
10 ~ total amount worked durn.
the month, "-ll,Gi5 y.
l.. ,. CIHcvIT CoCET.-Ihis COM
met on T'uesdav. Jrro. 2. W. uT1
YER ON fine baneh a.smie.rr o, as:r
WatioI tIt clse OF herman "a. rem
nm ami - y -
jurors for the March term. o.
AO&ll8N ttFAT Inc MHHtI l#Efm NI.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02
ERo1z sAx


SAN IRASCIsCo. March /.
Weather dry and clear, and the
dust is beginning to he q nuisance.
Col. Won Schmidt is hard at work
on tae plans for tunnelingthc Sierra
Nevada to tap Lake Bieler, and in
tends commencing the tunnel in
earnest within three months. The
project is attracting tine attention Of
capitalists, and there is reason To be-
lieyc enough viii be taken immedi-
atelv to justify the commencement
of work rs soon as the season is far
enough advanced to admit OF It..
Thcrearg o.l prisoners 1T San Omen
tin and abou. 80 in the County Jail.
Iac JAPANESE fishermen rescued
from the wreck ut sea by the ship
Annie II. Small. We're sent back 10
Japan by the Great Republic. The
atcaraar had but eleven white passen-
gers.
Steamers Orizaba and Wm. Taber
carried al immense number OF pas
sgueer5 for San Diego. Los Angeles
and Santa Barbara to-day.
The bull movement has gored nu-
merous small dealers in the stock
market terribly this week. The
brokers vino lost SO heavily in Crown
Point q few months since appear to
have combined and are getting more
shan even again. Crown Point, S63;
8elcher, SO; keutuck. SG2; Ophir.
$50; segregated Belcher. - -:
Savage. $50 70: Overman. IS So :
Gould X Curry. Si1 80; Imperial,
-; Hale X %orcToss. S93. The sales
of Eureka Consolidated for to-day
foot up over 5000 shares. Several
outside operators. who have been
unloading Crown Point and Belcher.
bought at She bottom OF the market.
and have realized fortunes out Of the
operation already.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02

CHEAP ron CNsU.-a~ec advertisement
Also a large stock of Coal oil; Danlorth's
Fluid, Lamps, chtmncys, etc. Coal oil,
81 per case; Danforth', Fluid, = - per
case; Lamps complete, e. C., 10. and ,
each: Burners, pic. and Soc. each; Chin
neys &c. each; Student Lamps. : each;
Blasting Powder, 3 . per key; sporting
Powder, best quality, 57isc., 80. and 10.
per car. on and after this date, l will
sell all goods at Il little over cost. Call
and examine the goods and ana get the
price list. T.. r. Rail-.
Carson, February ls, ISL. II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02

SPECIAL NoTICE. indigestion i the
cause of ninc-tenths OF an diseases the
living machine Is subject 10. Give tone
TO the stomach and digestive organs, and
you will save more III half in your
doctors bills. Dr. Hcnlcy's celebrated
INL Bitter are recommended by al ply
sicians > dyspepties and for all COM
plain OF the liver and digestive organs.
Sec avertisement IN another column.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02

A Western editor, in announcing the
demise of his paper, says: ''The bril-
liancy Of our career has only been
equaied by its brevity, and the lack of
business management has only been
excelled by the lack If business it.
self"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02
c. l.. PERKINS g II. {. STREET.
pgO?GlEToGs.

and will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests Of the state of Nevada
and the County OF ormsby. In its col
umns viii lee found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence OF the Pa
ciGc states, particularly Of Nevada; its
local department win be carefully at
tended to, and all events ~transplrlng will
be truthfuIly ~chrouiclcd.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-02

We are in constant receipt of the latest
and mo improved articles necessary for
executing good work, and with compe-
tent artisans in typography,
OUR WORK CAN NOT BE EXCELLED.
PERKINS T. STREET.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22
mt Of tbe State n,,n. C,o,,ufr,,L.' I
Excellence ef the, Farmers Life.

Exeeilenos Of tho, Farmers Life.
+ Agriculture corresponds to that
degree Of exercise which 10 the
best preservative Of health. tire
quires no hurtfal fatigue on the
one hand, nor INDUCES on. tie 9th.
er Incidence, still more burtfnl.-
During a throng Of work the dill.
igept- farmer will sometimes be
early and late in the field but
this is no hardship upon an active
spirit. - -a,> i ~
Agriculture is equally salusary
to the mind. In the management
OF. a farm, constant attention is re.
quired to the soil, to the season,
and to the different operations
A gentleman thus occupied be.
comes daily more active, and is
daily gathering knowledge as his
mind is never suffered to languisl,,
he is secure against tho disease of
low spirits.
But what chiefly insist on is,
that laying aside irregular appc.
tites and ambitious views, agricul-
tnre is, Of Ml occupations, the
most consonant Of our nature, and
the most productive of content.
ment, the sweetest sort of happi
ness. In the first place itrequires
that moderate degree of exercise
which corresponds the most to the
ordinary succession too rapid |;
angling produces succession too
slow. Agriculture corresponds
not. only more to the ordinary sue
ccssion, bnt has the following sig
nal property, that farmer can
direct his operations with that de.
gree Of qnickness and variety
which is agreeable to his own
train of perceptions.
The hopes and fears which at.
tended agriculture keeps the mind
always awake and in an eulivening
degree of agitation. Hope never
approaches certainly so near as to
produce security nor is fear even
80 great as to produce anxiety
and distress. Hence it is that a
gentleman farmer, tolerably skill.
ful, never tires of his work, but is
as keen at tue last moment as the
first. Can any other employ mont
compare with farming in that res
pecta No other occupation rivals
agriculture in connecting private
interest with that of the public.
Every gentleman farmer must
OF course be a patriot !: for patri-
otisn, like other virtue, is improv-
ed and fortified by exercise. In
fact, if there be any remaining pa.
triotism in a nation, it is found
among that class of men.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22
lntemperanoe.

1t is with a kind .f reluctance
that we approach this subject
Not that we have any conscienti.
GUS scrupIes about the duty of ad-
vocating temperance in all things
as Christian grace /; but so mncI,
has been said and 80 little done to
promote Bible temperance, that
we almost despair. We are ready
to advocate almost any scheme that
seems likely to promote sobriety
amongst the human family but it
does seem that the work of re-
formation must commence farther
back than most of us think. Does
not the church need reformation
with respect to this thing2 The
church must, we think, use more
rigid discipline with regard to
drunkenness. We do not mean
Synods and Conferences and Asso.
Citations must issue edicts on this
subject. We have had enough OF
these already. Those who are the
constituted rulers in the house of
God-the guardians Of the Chris.
tian congrcgations-must regard
intcmperance in the light in which
it is presented in the Bible-a sin
against God and ruinous not sim.
ply to an individuals estate, but to
his souls eternal welfare. To be
plain, the church must censure
those who indulge their sinful ape.
tiies and thus bring disgrace npon
the church and ruin upon them
selves.
= IL is no use to abnse the poor
nebriate, or to vilify the keepers,
OF dram shops, so long as the pro
fessed people of God pursue the
same course rnscathed. This
thing Of Judging a man by his pro.
fession is not scriptura'. Those
who patronizc dram shops are real
ly the perpetrators of all the crime
which originates in them.
Drunkenness is ruinOus to soul
and body, to the individual and to
tho mass. Most Of the political
evils which We are now suffering
had their origin in drunkenness.
1t is doubtful whether the guns
given TO The colored people by the
rulers of South Carolina, have
done more to mako fool of the
colored people, than the vile whis-
ky which is vended by those in
power for electioneering purposes.
YorkyiUe Enquirer.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22
VOLUME xyiliI-..-..x0. 4c.
How to Make q Plaoe pro.peIous

How to Make . Place Prosperous
There can be 10 greater Sion Of
prosperity in q community than a
disposition to help nne another TO
lift q little wlIen a neighbor's wheel
gets stuck in the mnd, ''
knew a place where n mans
barn, with all his winter stores Of
gram and hay, was consumed in
the night. 1mmediateIv ali The
men OF tile country side mustered
and hauled up tiinbers for a new
barn, and then a big raising came
on. After that the sound Of twen.
~ or more hammers were heard
until the whole was sbinyled and
sided. But their deed Of kindness
Was not done yet one or two offer
ed to take head or two of ns
stock and winter them for him
'hns greatly reducing his loss. and
assured his heart of the more dnr.
able riches of brotherly, love and
ne'ghborly good will. No one can
compute in money the value of one
such example of noble liberaIity
IN a community, especially in its
mnaence upon the young. Where
this spirit prevails there is sure to
be progress in a place, even il all
improvements are i'm their infancy
People will like to come and settle
III place which bears such a good
na.'.e. Now il yon desire to see
your place growing, popular one.
do what you can to show yonrself
a good neighbor, especially to
those who need a little extra heIp
1t a man starts tin shop or a
olacksmith's shop in your place
don't harness mp and drive off five
miles to buy your pans and get
your horses shod, just because
you have been in the habit of doing
1t. Patronize the new comer'
when you want anything done i'm
ms line. Speak encouragingly to
him, and well of him to your neigh.
bors. Little words of approval or
censure go long way, and when
once you have spoken them, you
cannot call them back.
Help the sick, especially if thew
are poor, for poverty and illness
are indeed a heavy burden. Per
form oil acts OF loving. charity
which fall day by day in your path.
remembering who it is that has
said {" Ye shall in nowise lose vour
reward."-Country Gentleman.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22
[ Working Christian.


nj AaRIA E.-Voltaire said
Ihe more married men you
nave the fewer crimes there will
be. Marriage renders man more
virtuons and more wise. An un.
married man is bnt halt Of q per.
feet being, and it requires the 9th.
or half to make things right; and
it cannot be expected that in this
imperfect state can keep the
straight path of rectitude any
more than boat with one oar can
keep O straight Course. In nine
cases out of ten. where married
men become drunkards, or where
they commit crimes against the
peace OF the community, the found
alton Of these acts was LAID while
in single state, OF where tile wife
is as is sometimes the case, an IN.
snitable match. Marriage changes
the current Of o mans feelings
and gives him a center for lis
thoughts, his affections and his
acts"
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

WHY is a very fashionable
young lady like q treel Because
her trunk is the most important
part about her.
BURLINGTON, Vr., with q pop
uiation Of $4,000, expended less
than $f3,oc0 last year for public
schools.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22
JOHN C..& EDWARD BAILEY, PRORs,
suDscnrrrios Two Dollars per annum.

'bUDscnTPTIoN Two Dollars per annum.
ADvsRrisEHEsrs inserted &C the rates of
6ne dollar per square Of twelve Min,on lines
(this sized typel or less for the frat insertion,
ffty cents each for che second and third inscr-
lions, and twenty-five cents for subsequent
insertions. Yearly contracts will be made.
AL advertisements must have tho number
NJ u Lsertions marked on them, or they will be-
inserted till ordered out, and charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise. Advertisements
Will invariably be displayed"
Obituary notices, aud NIL matters inuring 70
TO the benefit of any one, are regarded as
advertisements,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

How sweet a thing is love of
home {! II is not acquired 1T ia a
feeling that has it's origin else.
where. 1t is born with us.
brought from another world, to
airy as on with Joy in this.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

The BAsEsr INaRArrrupE-
Every editor can appreciate the
following pnngent truths, which
we find floating around, and in
his heart will fondly wish that
every reader might realize the
force OF these practical and time
fy reflections
1t is strange how closely peo.
pie read the papers. We never
say anything that anybody don't
like but what we soon ear of IL.
and everybody tells us about it,
But, If once in a while, we hap
pen to say a good thing, we never
hear that-nObody seems to notice
that. We may pay some man a
hundred compliments, and give
him a dozen puffs, and he takes it
as q tribute to bis greatness and
never thinks anything about it
never thinks it does him any good.
But it we happen 10 say some.
thing that this very man d.nt
like, or something that he imag.
ines reflects on him or his charac
ter, see how quickly he flies up
and gets mad about it. All our
evil is duly charged to us, but we
never, apparently, get any credit
Tor what good We do"
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

A orrIzFs of La Crosse, Wis.
consin, has been arrested for
swindling a countryman by sell.
ing him ju jnbe paste for sole
leather.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

~ Subscribe for the EnYrp.
PRISE, ~ per year in advance.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

1T has come to light that there
Is a beautiful girl in Central New
York who has about twenty lovers
who do nothing bat rob and steal
for her benefit.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22


JENA AvENoEp.-Here is where
the shoe pihched the Prnssisn
foot. The battle of Jena, fatal to
the Prus ian monarchy, was
fought on October IA, lS0a.-
About twenty thousa, ID t'russians
were killed in that battle, and
more than thirty thousand taken
prisoners. The king fed from
the field, tie Duke Of Brunswick
received his death wound upon it,
all the principal fortresses sur
rendered to the victorious French.
who, on the 25th of October, 1906,
entered Berlin, into which Napo.
leon l. made his triumpbal entry
on the following day. History
has thns repeated itself, with in
version, ,and jena has been avenee...
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

IHE modcsty of the female sex
Is not as carefully and tcnderly
guarded as il should be. Ladies'
should not be in the streets, with
out protection, after twilight A
pruden: parent should not allow
his daughter to stroll at night to
promenades and places OF amuse.
ment under the guardianship of a
youth, who, for anght he knows.
may be a wolf in sleeps clothing
ana who may abuse the trustful.
ness OF the inexperienced girl. A
respectable society should not en-.
dure what are called round
dances, which are nothing more
nor less than public embracinps of
men and woinen-a freedom with
the person and passion of vo.
iuP'ous movement which fire The
blood and stain the heart, and arc
often referred to, afterwards, in
some jovial coterie, in such terms
,l as would cause the lady and her
husband, or her father, to tremble
win lndignat shame. There are
dark, sad facts whispered among
scandal-mongers, and some of
them, in the knowledge of family
physicians and private detectives,
which, conld they be mentioned
here, would give terrible weight
to our warning.
WOrk;n1 Tbrs.,;oo
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-03-22

AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND AN
ACT s.NTITLED AN (" ACT TO ALTER
AND AMEND THE CHARTER AND
EXTEND THE LIMITS OF THE CITY
OF COLUMBIA" APPROVED FEBRU
AIRY eS lS70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
SPECIAL, NOTigE-.

TEE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Loaners Bank Of the city OF New York will be held At
the 90 Nassau between the
and r. NJ, IN Tuesday, the lo.h October, 1874
pURR RUSSELL. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
DRY GOODS.

ID COLE. $50 BKoADwhY-fRoM ACTION BLACK
/ silks less than cost OF tmportation: bankes DRUG
Gets. Comic and other GoJis equally low kcceyng
UOods from anclOn dallY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
MILLINERY AND DnEssMAKiNr

DARIS MISUNDERSTANDING lstl-MADA
Il ktRRERO, No. 4 Lafayette place, has the newest
style, OF fail and winter Bonnets and Rot
Hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

dor SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
&c. Medicines all Diseases prepared Food for mock.
ing BIRDS, at Is. g. D0VEyS, No. Greene street,
lanai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

NINE. RALLlNGs, IMPORTER. 7,e BROADWAY -
1N semi annual opening, Wednesday, October H. Tegsp,
carrage Evening and Waking Costumes exquisite novel.
Ties in fsrts Millinery and English Round Ha,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

S;OnItSt. bW'~. HiRDs, &C.
A TEN BORE CENTRAL FIRE DOUBLE BARREL,
n breech loading Shot Gun. ccr than viii be sold
for sl2o ID applied for immediately mt JOHNSTON VAN
TASSELLS, Auctonecrs, ~ Nassau street, has been used
season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

CARRIAGE REPOSITORY lT WEST BROAD.
"A. way-Ruckaways Pony fhsetous, Express and Brsi.
ness waeons top top Bugges, secoDd hand Coupe
Rookawayi all very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09


Il TaE BRffISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LlyhkPooL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR
JAVA ~ wcd'y oct II BAThNIA...... Salty. Oct. n
Cl IA .... Wcl'y oct. Is PAkfHtA..... saty Oct u
SCOTIA Oct - ALGERIA. salty. Oct ~
CH!NA...... Ned'y, Nov. | ABiSslNiA.. .saty Nov
RUsSlA.... .Weuy, Now b lAbAbhi a.. 'Saty nov III
RATES or PASSAGE
By wednesday steamers not carrying steerage.
Fer Russia aud scoua. by other " edncsday ships
Cabin Sl3U, gold CABIN gold
Second cabu.... 50, gold Second cabn..... 20, gold
Return uese, cabin 1870 and s2so gold
Second cabin So gold
nv steamers carryins storage passengers
cabin Steerags... currency
tickets to Paris, Sl5, gold, additional.
stccrage uckets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
part Ut europe, ~ lowest rates.
Through Bills ladns given for Belfast Glasgow, Havrc
Antwerp ADD other pors on tue Continent and Tor Mediie
rsnrau porte
For ~ GIT AMI cabin passage apply at the Company
olcc, No. h0winc Ircen
For scerage pagsagr, at Ill Broadway. Trinity Building
CHARLES q. tRANCkLYN, Agent
TAPsCorrs EMIGRATION ASO FOREIGN TX
change olics-PaSase from Liverpool and Gu
weekly ny nrst cass steamships As1 from Liverpool and
Lpnnon oy wee<y sailing packets Drafts OF III and no.
wafs available IN any part OF Great Britain and land,
The lowest rates at TAPSCoTr BhOfHtRS CO.'S,
Us South street, New York
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE FOR CUBA
~ and Europe.-Passpnrts promptly issued also Notary
Public and Comm,ssioner Tor every state
+. i. KING. Passport Agent, seS Broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OPFIClaL
WILLAMETTE. United States Court Buildings. a Chambers