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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

SORE THROAT, Coughs, Colds. and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress result in seri-
Gus pulmonary affections, oltentimes incura-
BILE. "Broaon's Bronchial Troches" ireach d.
rectly the seat of the disease, and give almost
instant relief They have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired. AS there are imita tions,
be sure and obtain the genuine.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
OHIO,

BEGS TO BE HANGED.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 18. Andrew Brentlinger,
sentenced to be hanged in Allen county OIL
next Friday, and whose sentence had been
COMMITTED for eleven weeks, telegraphed to-
day to Gov. Hayes through the sheriff that he
desired to be hanged on Friday according to
original sentence.
FLOaGED DY AN EDITOR.
CINCINNATI, Jan. ia question OF yeracity
was raised to-day between Murot Halstead of
the Commercial and Thos L. Lavender, in the
Office of the former. Lavender was charging
Halstead with lyirg when the latter struck
him powerfully on the head with his
fist, bringing Lavender to the floor. Halls
stead followed up his advantage till his OPP
popent was yanquished and said be had
henough." The difficulty commenced primari-
ly concerning the authorship Of certain inior-
nation on which local notice was leased at
which Lavender felt aggrieved. subsequently
to the collision warrant was sworn out by
Lavender, char ging Halstaed with asss ult and
battery. The case will come before the court
tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

WE understand that the Insane Hospital at
Augusta has been supplied with the French
Fire Extinguisher; purchased OF II. TAYLOR of
this city. who is agent for the State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

MR.. Q. d. STEVENS, on Exchange street, has
sent us few Havana oranges, which he is sell.
ing They are very nice. His stock OF fancy
groceries are worth examination.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Hon. John A.
ID Waterman, Juuge OF Probate, [ shall sell at
public auction on the premises, on Wednesday the
noon, the lot OF land the tastery side OF Bracket
street in said Port and bel ngiog to The estate OF
Ward Npyes, with the buildings thereon standing,
'beins that parcel ct real estate upon DO lion OF
which stands the late homestead of Ward Noyes,
t0gether with certain wooieD dwelling houses IN the
and to the asst of said home belonging to
said estate and standing upon sai lot" The sale
Will be subject to the dOser of The widow. Terms
cash. FREDERICK Fox.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ward Moves
jn8,l3,20 r. o. BAILEY q CO., Auotioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

CHowDER will be served up this evening
at Morrison's, No. 124 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
CITY AND VICINITY,

ER- Our advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. An.
refreshments to appear Monday morning should No
sent In Saturday, mo. Sunday)
GB-Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

OUR Miss STARRIRD IN FLORENCE Miss
Staibrd of this city, the well-known singer,
now in Florence, lately made her debut at the
Theatre Alfieri as Giulietta in the opera Soap
uleti e. Montecchi," and won The most enthusi.
astic applause.
The Corriere di Firenze thus speaks of her
miss Anna B. Starbird, who came from Amer
lea to study song with US, was educated under
the able master Lingi Vannuccini The posi-
ton for her was arduous, the more so from the
fact that she had to surmount the difficulties
triumph-earried with her the palm of the ar
fist! Her voice is united, homogeneous, flexible,
agile. She accents with intelligence, pro-
nounces with distinctness-and has many very
many, good and beautiful qualities.
"Tbe immense select audience of the first
evening gave her fattering judgment, ap.
plauding always, and calling her to the honors
OF the proscenium at every scene, above or
with Barlani DIM, with whom she sings beau
tifolIy the duets. Hence the Signorina Star
bird has reason to be truly satisfied with her
entrance into the art, in which SO many are
called, but few chosen
THE reported narrow escape from an acct
dent by train on the Portland & Kennebec
road Monday morning was not SO narrow as
reported. The washout was near West Fall
mouth, not Cumberland the station agent was
at the depot and sent two section men to warn
the train, and they were stationed at least q
third of mile from the wash out, which was
not on a curve but on straight piece of road
So the blame attached to the station agent in
the paragraph concerning the affair does not
in any way belong to him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
New Advertise ments To-Day

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Flo-nder: Japan Tea Store.
Parisian French. MIS- Stephenson.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dancing School,. Gee & Barnden.
SINGING Soho Il. =. Mr.. Wbeelock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Bonds. H nj. Pavson.
Bonds. Swan q Barrett.
Orsn ,es. . G. D. Stevens.
Meoford Rum. B.. Daniel Lawrence q Son.
Notice John @ Locke
Dissoluriou :. Beais & Redlon.
Maine stes mshlp Company.
Cure for Female Weaknesses.
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.

Especial Dispatch to Daily Press.I
OMAHA, Jan. 1.-THE Senatorial vote to-
day stood: Thayer, II; Hitchcock, 10; Saun-
ders, Is; Rogers, /; Scattering,1. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

ARREST OF A SwrNDLER. In our issue Of
wednesday we published from the Saco Inde
pendent an account of swindler who had can
vassed York County, and had obtained notes Of
hand from various parties for $500 each, who
mad been appointed agents for the sale OF pa
tent sickle bar for a moving machine. The
bars had been received, and a man calling his
name Brown was offering the notes for sale,
but finding that he was suspected of fraud had
disappeared.
The City Marshal of Saco and Biddeford,
learning that the man had hired team in this
city for the purpose of visiting Saco and Bid
deford, hunted him up, and finding that he had
started for Portland gave chase to him yester-
day, as he was returning here They lost sight
OF him somewhere in Scarborough, but came
here and found that he had not returned the
team to the place where he had hired it, at
Raymond's stable. Marshal Hill kept up the
search and finally discovered the team at Has
eltine's stable on Portland street. With the
team the man had also left his overcoat, gloves.
overshoes, ..and valise, in which was pack
age of notes s;gnsl by different parties. Mar
shall Hill, with Mr.. Charles H. Milliken Of
Saco, to whom the notes had been offered for
sale then traced the fellow out of town, and ar
rested him near the Reform School, He was
taken to Saco by the six o clock train last even
ing. At the police station he gave his name as
George II. Brown, and said be belonged 10
Michigan.
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THE INDIAN FRAUDS.

The sub committee Of the Committee on APP
preparations, representatives Sargent, Beck
and Lawrence, commenced taking testimony
with reference to the alleged Indian frauds
The principal points are first, that in the pay
ment to the Quapaw Indians Gen. Blunt was
allowed to receive 80 IL per cent. commission
for having their claim passed through Con-
gress; and second, that the Commissioner of
lndian Affairs made contracts for supplying
Indian goods without consulting the Indian
commission. The subcommittee took testi-
mony last night and this evening are examin-
ing witnesses at the residence OF Commissioner
Parker, as he is to unwell to appea. before the
committee.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

NEW FIRE GRATE.-We witnessed yester.
day afternoon at the store of Messrs. F. &
q. B. Nash, foot of Exchange street, the opera
ton of new patent fire CRATE for cooking
stoves, calculated either for wood or coal, man
u.actured by the Boston and Maine Foundry
Company, Boston, for which Mr.. o. F. Mack
is agent The principle of the crate is to con-
vert the air into gas, which aids in heating the
stove. This is done by the air-which enters
the stove in front-running all around the sides
and back Of the crate and entering the CRATE
through perforations made in it. When the
fuel is lighted the Jets of air or gas coming
through these perforations ignite and assist in
heating the stove in all parts of it. When we
saw it in operation the fuel used was sawdust,
the poorest kind of fuel that can be used. But
with this we could see the operations of the
air through the perforations in the CRATE and
how quickly it ignited, b1rning very freely and
heating very quick. The advantages claimed
for this crate are that there is one-third saving
in fuel, and the stove is heated quicker for
baking and cooking than by any other CRATE.
Stoves are to be manufactured shortly by the
B. & M. Foundry Company, with this improv.
ed crate.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Piano-Forte Wanted,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-EVening.-1he Gold market
continued quiet and dull all day, closing at 11O4 a
ll0s. The gross cearapces to day have been $27,-
100000. Governments were little stronger late in
the dav, the large offerings having apparently had
the effect to stimulate the demaud The following
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

HENRY W. HERsEY,
JUG, 10, 20thend1w Treasurer OF Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

Don't forget Prof. Hsbbard's great lecture
on the "Eye, Ear and Catarrh'' this evening at
Congress Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
Try Briggs, Throat and Lung Healer #

I. Il. MURRAY. corner of Middle and Hamp.
shire streets.iis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order. iap3d-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

ExTRAcT.-"After fair and protracted trial
Of FELLOWS CoA1PoUNT SYRUP OF HyPoHos-
PHIrEs, we consider it a very valuable nervous
tonic, far surprising many others Of consider
able repute, and well worthy the confidence
of profession generally.
A. H. CHANDLER, M. d.
Fl. A. JACOBS, M. D.
Moncton, N. B., November 9, 1867.
jan17th .d&w1w.
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New York stock and Money Market.

| NEW YORK, Jan. 17-H0rniaQ.-G0ld 110J a 1102
| Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 1891 "a Ito.
The following are the forenoon quotations Of South
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19

RAKIR OF VIsHNU.-The Fakir opened his
thirtieth season last evening to a tremen-
dous house, every part of Music Hall being
filled and hundreds turned away for want of
seats. The entertainments were excellent,
much better than We have ever had before in
the line Of Illusion, ventriloquism and humor.
The Italian Marrionette family created i'm.
mense laughter and applause by their aston
ishing performances. After the performan.
ces we're all over the distribution Of gifts com.
mencet. This is always fairly done by the Fa-
kir. G. H. Weeks, No. II Beckett street, took
the LEADING present. chamber set. Another
entertainment, with gifts, will come of this
evening,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
WARRINGTON,

! GOVERNMENT PAPER CONTRACT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-Bids for furnishing
paper for public printing until Jan. 81, 1872,
were opened to-day. 1t is estimated there will
be required during the year 30 600 reams Of un-
calendered paper, $500 of sized and calendered
printing paper, 1000 of map paper, 30 500 of
writing paper for post Office blanks, and 1900
of tinted paper.
THE BILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF UTAH.
The bill introduced in the House to day by
Mr., Sargent for the admission of q tab provides
that its constitution shall provide by an article,
forever irrevocable without consent Of Con-
gress, that after the admission of that State
all persons shall be forever prohibited from
contracting any bgamous, poIygamous or plu-
raj marriages or relations of concubinage. The
bill also forbids any mark to be put on or per-
mitted on any ballot by which the person cast
ing it can be identified.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
Superior Court.

JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD
j., PREsID1NG.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. George Robinson, appel
liant. Complaint for cruel treatment to horse. The
alleged cruel treatment consisted aiding and abet-
7, about thirteen years old, in tying
Ill of a neighbours horse which he
yard eating potatoes. The defend
iowledge of The transaction. YER
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-19
GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Calarrh.
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chamber of Commerce.

We congratulate the mercantile ana business
community of the country that a Chamber Oh
Commerce in Honolulu is at length a fixed tact.
The first regular meeting was held on Wednesday
last, Sept. 9th, when the charter was received
from the government, and the Chamber proceeded
to organize by the election of the following officers
for the current year
President-W. l.. Green.
Yice Pres;deRt-J. C. Pduger,
Secrets y and Treasurer-A.J J. Cartwright.
A committee was appointed to draft BYLAWS
for the government Of the Chamber, to procure a
suitable room for meetings, and to make all other
necessary preliminary arrangements. The Cham
Der is limited to IA term of ten years by the char
ter. and the number of members to thirty. As
soon as the organization is perfected, regular
monthly meetings will be held, and special meet
ings may be called for the consideration OF any
subject specifically set forth in writing.
The following firms are represented in the
Chamber
H. Hackfeld & Co, by J. C. Phuger C. Brewer & Co, by
H. A. P. Carter Theo. H Davies. by himself +. A. schaeier
d Co., by F. A. schaefer Ed Hofschlaeger d. Co., by +.
Banning T.. c. Heuck. by himself ]. T. Waterhouse,t y
8. Walker A. 9. Cleghorn, by himself; Castle d Cooke, by
&. N. Castle WI Green, by himself; A. w. Peirce q Co,
by /. B. Peterson Boles & Co., by B F. Bodies Al. Cart
wright, by himself; Bishop d Co., by c. K Bishop H. May,
baum, by L. LOui,son c. A. Williams, by himself; Dowsett
& Co., by J. 1. DOwsett.
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IMPORTS.

FaoM SAN FRAScIsco-Per Comet. Sept s4th :-14o bags
Flour. 100 tins Crackers, 20 bxs Bread, 2 bales Oatmeal TO
Henry May; $50 bags Flour, 100 cs Bread 10 Boles d Co
I c. Mdse 70 J T Waterhouse; ! bbls Oil, Is bags Beans. 3 cs
Turpeutine. 2 bxs Candles, 1 case Mde, 8 coils Spunyarn, 40
tins Crackers, 80 cs Bread TO A w Pierce q Co; 10 cs Tur-
pentine, 80 drums Oil, $50 Doors, II pkgs Sash, Z pkgs Blinds.
/ bx Hardware, 3,OI9 II Lumber, 7 bndls Pipe, 5 c. Mdse TO
Levers & Dickson 100 cs Apples 10 z P Adams; 100 cs
Coal OIL 10 g G Wilder 500 bndls Shingles, 400 bbls Lime,
1900 Posts, 90 bales Hay to c Brewer & Co; So or SKIS Flour,
Ill bags Bran, 81 bags Oats, 5 bags Wheat, 2 tins Jumbles to
Judd & Layton 1 bale Blankets, ! case hdse to + A Schaefer
Il Co; 4 cs Mdse, 4 cs Powder TO Castle d Cooke 90 cs
doal Oil, 8 cs, / Dbl and 2 bales Mdse, Horse 70 70 U
Tubes. I5 bags Sand, 90 bars Iron to T II Davies 2 bales
Blankets TO VI 8 Grinbaum d. Co; l Dbl Whisky, so drums
Oil TO Walker & Allen / pkg Mdse to T G Heuck 2 pkes
Mdse TO Geo Emmes; 81 bags Barley, 40 bags Potatoes, Is cs
Onions, 20 bags Flour, 10 bags Bran, so bxs Apples, 5 bags
Graham Flour, BIZ Cheese, 2 bags Hams, 2 kgs Sour kroui,
= kgs Anchovies TO Order.
From San FRAScIsco-Per GOoden, Sept 5h 1000 or
sks Flour to Walker d Allen 1000 Or SKIS Flour 10 &
Brewer q Co.
FRoY New CASTLE, N. s. w-Per Lady Bowen, Sept.
5th lilo tons Coal 20 II Hackfed g. Co
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M
rp,n.y 8. lsI

ERID1I' o6A
Everything in business circles SIN oontnues = = ~
ouH ~ - ro.Is 10 arrive are ample for future needs
for some time to come
1he auction trade sale of dry goods and clothing at MeSsrs'
- c-,b.um A. Co.'s on Wednesday and Thursday OF this
- - we'll attended, and some $4,000 worth disposed Of
At fair prices .b,
The foreign arrivals since last report have 0een-sepemOe'
- ,n.,ican bark GoodeH, from San Francisco American
-. com., from San Francisco, merchandise and passengers
"a r. B,ewer2 Co.; British bark Lady Bocen, from New
ca,,Ie. \. 5 W. with Goals TO II. Hackfed 4 Co.; 5th, Rus
Ia steam clipper IzoumToud from Callao.
The departures have been-Seps. 4th, IOHtG, for Tahiti, via
Molokai, with cattle 18th, LunGiilO, for Humphreys Island
sth. Good>H, for Jarvis Island
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

emf. 2-Schr WaioLa, Dudoit, from Maui
2-Schr ManuOkawai. Thompson from Msdi-
3-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Hawaii
3-Schr Fairy Queen. Kaaina, from Kauai
3-Schr Mary Ellen. Davis. from Maui.
4-Schr Ia Moi, Antoine. from Maui
Am blk Comet. A. FULLER. IL days I'm San francisco
brit bk Lady Bowen, E. G. Tucker, 80 days from
Newcastle, N. = W.
5-Am bk GoodeIL, L. S. Crockett, Is days from san
Francisco
5-H. 1. r. NJ. steam clipper ~IzOumrOuds NJ. Coumanyr
guns, IS days from Callao.
5-Schr Hokulele, from Moiokai.
7-schr Mary, Keoki, from Kauai
S-Schr Annie, Nika. from Kauai.
s-Schr Hattie, Kale. from Kauai.
s-Schr Moi Keiki, Green, from Maui
s-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. from Maui
9-Stmr Kilsuea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui
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DEPARTURE S,

Sep1. a-Schr Kate Lee, West, for Hawaii
2-Schr Luka, Kaai, for Hawaii.
4-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for KAUAI
A-<~hr Uas~Ia nadois. FIR Mani
4-Sehr Moi keiki. Green. for Maui
4-Schr Warwick, John Bull. for Holokai.
4-stmr Kilauea, McGregor, for Maui and Hawaii.
LTahitian bk Ionia, Mclean, for Tahiti via Moiokai
SHAW ketch Lunalno, English. fer Humphreys Is
5-schr Ka Moi. Antoine, for Maui
5-Schr Mary Ellen Hopu, for Maui.
5-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for Kauai.
?-Schr HOkulele, for Nolokai.
Sam bk GoodeIl, Crockett, for Jarvis Island.
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MEMORANDA

REPORT OF BARK COMET, CAPT. A FULLER-Left San
Francisco August 2Ist. FIRST day out Light air from SW and
calm. Then moderate breezes from w 10 WNW with foggy
weather then the wind hauled gradually into NE, where it
remained the rest of the passage. We had considerable rain
the last few DAYS.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

II r Ms 8 clipper Izoumroud, Coumany-
Brit ship Royal Saxon. Rochfort, repairing.
Haw bk r W Wood, Weeks, up for Portland, o..
Am bk Comet, Fuller, for San Francisco, Sept 10th.
Brit ship Lady Bowen, Tucker, discharging.
Am brig Francisco, --, awaiting orders.
Am 3-nIssted schr A Z Jordan, Perry, loading for San Fran
cisco.
Brit topsail schr Sea Breeze, Austen.
Am schr Sovereign, Chambers, repairing
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DIED..

BRIckwoOp-In this city. Sept. 4lh, WILLIAM PARKER
KUxIPIFT, infant son Of Mr. and Mrs A r. Brckwood, aged
l year.2 months and 3 days.
McGURN-At Lahaina, Sept 18th, of heart disease, THOMAS
McGUES,a aged about 81 years, formerly in the whaling BUSH
ness out Of Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.

FRoN wINpwAEp PoRTs-per Kiauea, Sept. o-W Brash,
a Spencer, Jno ID Brewer, II Macfarlale, NJ Balheu, wife and
children. Master Hutchinson. Mr. Bruce, Rev J ID Paris. wife
Nd 2 children, L McCully, Master Along, Mrs w Beckley,
a I'd about - on deck.
From San FRAscTsCo-Per Comet, Sept 4th-Mr o G
O. inord, X Dexter. Aug Smith, Chas Brooks. Frank Jones,
AXE Wallace, Tommy Rosa, Tom Maclaughlin, Frank Me-
q IA. G Payne, G. BarnweIl, ; smith, l. BodeckeE. 8 Fife, An
thony Frazer, Willy Botzmann, Utah Noble, James ii Gal
Ia her-IS-
FFoR TAHITI-PeT Ionia. Sept 4th@l Chinese
Z FoR HUHFHREYs' Is.-Per LunaElo, Sept 5th-Apeta, wife
and 2 children. Haupine, Taia-5-
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Wanted.

old CAST IEON-I-2 TO I CENT PER
Pound, will be given. according to quality, by the
m25 HONOLULU IRON WORKS co.
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IA FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET AT
CO. wAIKIKI-The Cottage recently occupied by W. L.
I&- Green, at he Beach, Waikiki. Rent. $40 per month,
or by the year at $35 per month.
o29 If Apply to W. L. GREEN.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial 9Obmtlser.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9
TO

Our columns are open to all contributors, writing on matters
of general interest, and avoiding personalities but we do not,
by admitting correspondence, endorse the views expressed.
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FARINA, FARINA !

TEsHE NEW CROP OF II KOLOA FARI.
u Ma MAECFACT0RY is now coming in and for sale IN
quantities TO suit purchasers at
s9lm IA. sCHAEPER X co.'s.
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- FOR SALE.-THE COTTAGE ON THE
VIII Beach at Waikiki, formerly occupied ny Miss Mont
o2o n W. l.. GREEN.
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tn LET Z.

"a A VERY r
CD with I rooms, on the nIauka side of School street, west
LIZ Of Nuuanu. Inquire OF the undersigned at DR.. Hille-
brands garden. (aul2 lm) ANTOINE GEORGE.
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NOTICE
$4,000.

WANTED FRI THOUSAND DOL
w LARS for one year at ten per cent, interest. Real
estate security.
aul9 S. B. DOLE, Corner Fort aid Merchant sts.
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A Fine Assortment of Blankets,
UUST RECEIVED PER BARK COMET.
SO I'm =. A.. scHAEPER & co.'s.
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EXPORTS.

FoR TAHIrI-Per IOnia, Sept. 4th:-
Beef. bbls..... IS Molasses, gals-.-.-.--- $50
Bread. cs.--...--- G5iOl shocks & csks, gals 3o,75O
Glassware. cs......-. 2Sugar, ll.O40
Harness, pkE.--------- lhagon .-----..-.--- L
Hay. tons.-.... 10 And Sundry Stores.
Hoe. pkR...
~Iue-Domes sIs3O4 As; Foreisn.----S2593s SO.
FOR IsLGSDs OF SOUTH PAcIFIc-Per LunaHlo, Sept. 5th:
Casks, galls..------- 2o8I Tobacco, Pkgs.---.-- z
Dry Goods. pkgs..... Al And Stores.
SI54 D.
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FOR RENT
TO LET
TO LET

III LEI
o. A VERY DESIRABLE NEW ssz
E.I COTTAGE. containing an elegant pariour, NHk
WlI. three or four bedrooms, dining room, kitchen -~A-
and pantry, bath house, servants house, DC. The House Ia
surrounded by garden and pasture grounds, and IL pleasantly
located in one OF the most healthy parts OF the city.
myl2 Apply to HUGO SrAHGENWALD, NJ. d.
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TIL n IGHI
OF THE
CALIFORNIA MINISTRIES !,
GREAT BILL AND CROWDED HOUSES!
Saturday Evening, Sept. 9th,
The Entertainment will commence with
OUR GRAND PARLoR SoIREE.
PROGRAM ME-PART L.
Overture young America). Orchestra
Opening Chorus (Ernani) Vocal o1artette
Man OF Fashion Tan ms Roes
Widow Magee Frank Jones
Pm waiting. my Darling, for Thee.....--...T. F. Barnwell
To conclude with
GARRY NE WS TO NJ A Y!
Aunt tommy McLaugnhn
Little koSa
Other Characters. company
oyERrURE.
PART SECOND.
Banjo Solo, 10y the Monarch. Wallace
Ballad Z. Barnwell
Josephus Orange Blossom Frank Jones
THAT RASCAL FRANK!
Bad Boy....... Frank Jones Good Man......Jake Wallace
Jig by the Champion, Tommy Mclaughlin
Lsrboard Watch Duet Medina and Barnwell
Posturing Rosa