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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

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THRER THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY Is the actual number Of Pianos
atpresent turned out per year by the firm
Of Ststntuay D Sons. Sixty Grand, Square,
and Upright Pianos per week. And not
only do they find ready sale for this vast
army Of instruments, but they are con.
stantly behind their orders. Their fame
extends to all quarters of the globe, and
they are rapidly superceding all other
manufacturers. The secret OF this pheno.
menal success is simply that they make
the finest and sweetest toned Pianos in the
world, and last twice as long as any other
Pianos. Take a man from the pillow or
the iron forge, play him tune, in exactly
the same, way upon u Steinway, and
then upon any other make OF instruments,
and he will invariably pick upon the
Steinway as the one that pleases his
ear best. This test has been applied q
thousand times, and invariably with the
same result. Hi
The Steinways took tho first prize
medal over all competitions at the Paris
Exposition, and purchasers who want to
procure the gerry best that can be had,
and full value received for their invest
ment, will, in their own interest, have to
buy Steinway and no other. At the
Musical House of V. Harding, No. 100
Market street, the choicest stock of these
unequalcd Pianos is offered, and at pri.
ces which defy competition. Pr
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RuNAwAy,-Yesterda "a horse attached
toa buggy became frightened at wagon
passing along Market street, ind after
making u, frantic effort or two, succeeded
in breaking thcstrap with which no was
hitched toa post, Up street ho dashed
at a frightfll pace, and coming in contact
with large cart, he freed himself from all
appendages having the semblanCe Of a
buggy, except solitary shalt. lie con.
tinued his flight after this mishap untilhe
reached a polntin North Wheeling where
acartman happened to he unloading coal.
A well-aimed blow with a good.sizcd
lump Of the "black diamonds" fcllcd the
runaway stecd to the Garth. Alter exc.
cutting two or three sOmcrsaults, the ami.
NAL regained his feet and made his way
TO tho top Of thchill, where he was finally
halted. Its hardly necessary to say that
the buggy sustained quite serious injuries;
while tho motive power, which sent 1t
whirllng along tho street at 1880 speed,
came of without scarcely scratch.
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POLICE CouRT.-Thc only victim be.
fore the Police Court yesterday morning,
was 'Rastus Rathburn. 'Rastus has been
there before, SO that he was not in the
least abashed when informed that no was
charged with beng found on the streets
in state Of intoxication. The testimony
was brief but direct, and 'Rastus had a
dollar and costs entered up against him.
That did not seem to affect him, as he
profTered to pay the bill just as he has
liQuidated so many ola similar character,
viz; by ten days service on the chain.
gang. ....l...-
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MARROW Enthusiastically morning,
General Duval and four others had q mar.
row escape from being drowned, while
crossing the river in skilF at Wellsburg.
The ice was running pretty heavily at the
time. ThoskiF was caught between two
large cakes and carried down to u gorge
some distance below. After making al
most superhuman excrtions, General D.
aud his party succeeded in reaching the
Ohio shore. A portion of the time the
skifl was crowded out OF the water by the
surging, grinding ice. The position was
one oil extreme peril for time.
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FIRE IN WASHINGTON, PA--Yesterday
morning about l o'clock, fire was dis
covered in row Of frame buildings, near
the corner of Main and Chestnut streets,
Washington, Pa. Before the flames could
be subdued, three or tour houses were
burned and two or three others badly
scorched. How the fire originated our
informant could not state. nor was he able
to make an estimate Of the loss. one
man was so severely injured that it was
thought he could not survive.
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PERsoNAL-Senator Price, of the Mo.
mongolia district, was in the city yester.
day, on the way homo from the "Perma'
nent Seat" g.
Many friends OF the Rev. w. N. Mul'
lcnix, formerly pastor of Fourth St, NJ. E
Church in this city, were glad TO take
him by the hand last evening, and give
him a cordial welcome. Rev. NJ. has
filed the pulpit Of that denomination in
Morgantown the past two years with
great satisfaction.
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FINE MoNuMKNT.-Passing ]. 3. Null
doon's marble works on Market street,
next door north Of the Star Foundry, o
few days since, our attention was attract
ed TO a beautiful rustic monument stand
Ing just inside the front door. Entering
the apartment we found one d the most
creditable specimens Of that species Of art
we have ever seen executed in this city.
The base is composed Of what purporb to
be q number Of blocks Of marble cement
cd together, but on close inspection It will
DO seen that in reality It Is made Of a
single piece. Rising above the base, Is a
massive column, 30 wrought as to represent
the trunk Of o large tree, which at the
height Of six or eight feet has been sud.
denly broken of. The carving Of the
bark, as well as the shivered stem,
are so well done that did you not
know that the material before
you Is marble, you would be.
lieve 1t to be veritable oak standing
where planted centuries ago. Upon in.
quiry VIC ascertained that this elegant
production Of the sculptor's skill was de-
signed TO commemorate the worth Of Mr..
John Keim, who was killed at the fro in
February, 1871, which burned the store
Of Mr.. Charles H. Berry, on Water street.
Mr. K. lost his life by wall falling upon
him, thus suddenly terminating the ca.
reer Of quiet and unobtrusivc citizen.
1t Is fitting that his friends should EN-.
ploy the best attainable skill in preparing
tribute Of their affection to his memory.
Those who desire to see this elegant
monument will have an opportunity to
do so for few days at Mr.. Muldoon's
works. AS soon as the weather will per.
NIT 1t will be removed 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
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CoLD..-The cold snap continues. Yes
terday the temperature was very low dur
Ing the entire day. Weheard it remarked
that should there be no change towards
"letting up" during last night, the river
would probably be closed this morning.
Steamboat men and nearly everybody else
out Of doors, Yesterday, looked blue.
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DETAINED.-The train over the Balli.
more & Ohio road which should have
reached here yesterday about =. NJ. did
not arrive until nearly 8. in consequence
of the great snow storm which prevailed
Monday and Monday night along the
eastern end OF the line.
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CmcuT CouRT.--This court met
promptly Yesterday morningat 0 o'clock,
when the Grand Jury resumed its labors.
The following indictments were found
by them during the day: George W.
Robinson, keeping o faro bank; Lee Har-
ris, same offence; Henry Amick, permit.
ting gambling in a public house kept by
him.
The Jury had not concluded its investi.
cations when the hour Of adjournment
arrived in the evening, and was discharg.
until 0 o'clock this morning.
Cornelius Vance was tried for petit lar.
ceny, with allegation Of former convic.
ton for same offence. Tho jury found
him guilty, but ignored the allegation.
This proceeding on their part Is quite an
anomaly In the history Of Jurisprudence,
Us itvirtually declared that the records oil
the court are not trustworthy, Either
His Honor will order o new trial or fix
such punishment as the law imposes.
John B. Lukcns, Thomas ]. Blair and
Alex. G. Robinson were appointed to ap.
praise the house and lot occupied by the
late John Mendel, in tho Seventh ward.
The following cases were nORied: Sid.
ney SheY, housebreaking; James Green,
same; George Bullock, No. 3, assault and
battery; NJ. Burke, bigamy; Samuel Hicks,
assault and battery.
All tho cases for violation Of tho liquor
law are set for hearing next Saturday.
The recognizances Of Patrick Quinlan and
James Lawless were forfeited.
The following cases orc on to-day's
docket: Elisha Connolly, assault and bat.
terry; John H. Moore and Bud Long, petit
larceny.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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CHRIS HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tention Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, a first.class
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HESS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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IRoS-PHosPRoEUs- cALBATA.-rh three best
Tonnes, BkillfallY and elegantly combined in an
amOcr-colored cordial, beautifully Transparent to
tho eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard 3 Co.'S Fcrro.Phos.
phoratcd Ellxcr OF CalIsaya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce OF Royal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains ono grain Of
Iron. Samples furnished free TO the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD d CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. -WeSa-dAy
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DUsT.-The recent freeze has rendered
our streets almost as adry as mid'sum-
mer, and the strong breeze which pre-
vailed, yesterday, rolled up clouds Of
dust credtable to a seconl.cla hurri.
cane in August.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
yesterday morning at 1OA o'clock, and
after remaining in session shorttime ad.
iourned until the samesllour tomorrow
morning. Nothing Of special interest was
dnnn
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PRop. KIDD AT WASHINGTON HALL
Prof Kidd, in his olocutionary decla.
nations at Washington Hall, last evening,
was greeted by large and apprcciative
audience. The entertainment was really
an interesting one and happily illustrated
tho Professors remarkable clocution.
ary accomplishments, His rendering Of
deacon Shocks" was much enjoyed by u
number Of conference ministers in attend.
ance, for while II did not hit them they
had all seen brother ministers whom Il
fit exactly. y slN - No
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SE.ooND.HAND INsTRuMENTs.-One
Mason s Hamlin Organ, $50; one Prince
Melodeon, Piano style, $75i one 0 Octave,
Piano in good order, 800. For sale on
easy monthly payments, at shcib's Music
Store, Monroe street. =
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A HORSE attached TO an express wagon
started to run up Quincy street yesterday
morning, but several persons ran out,
headed him and stopped him before he
got TO Main, thus spelling a flrst'class
Item.
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DIR. SHIELD has resumed practice at the
Grant House. The DR.. treats diseases Of a
chronic character; diseases Of tho Throat
aud Lungs by inhalation His remedy
for Kidney disease, and diseases of wo.
man, have never failed IL tho case is cura.
bic The DIR. will tell you whether he
can cure you or not.
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FoR Dry Goods, Motions, Trimmings,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, try the cheap
cash store, No. IS Main street, Centre
Wheeling. .s
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Books Boo ks, STATIONERY, &c.
New Books!

AbomIAAtlonS Of MOdeFn Soeiety-By Rev. T.
DEWITT TALhAaB, cloth, 81 90.
Crumbs swept up-Dy Rev T. DEwIrT TAI
HAGE, cloth, ~ -. "a 81.
Poor Miss Finch A-BywmInE coLLgs, paper, b.
The land o. DeSOlatlOh- BY Dr.. ISAleI. HATEs,
cloth, 81 %.
Joshua MARKEDLY B. L. FARJEoN. paper, 4Oc.
Left e HsrSslr-By JENNIE wOoDVnLr, cloth,
Was She Engaged by "JoNQUn," cloth, q 80.
Hester KirtOn-By K. 8. MACQuoID, cloth, 81 Is.
A Million Too Much-By Mrs. JULIA MoNAm
WRIGHF, cloth, 81 30. 90 b-+y.l.g
Ought We 70 Visit Her-Ey Mrs. EDwARDs, cloth
81 Is, paper 81 90. C. -i ~ glHii1l
Victory DoaA-By CEcn GRITHrFH, cloth, 81 Is.
WIlfEld ClnbOrnsde- by GHORsE McDoEAID,
Convent Life UAv6lIsd- EDrFH o'GOiHAN,
cloth, 81 30. aga "a
Last or tho MOhleans-C ooPER-Appleton's New
Edition. illustrated by barley, paper, &c.,
Duration Abhey-By TRotHoPE, paper, G0c. q
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, l am selling out my entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. V.
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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II you want first choice Of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL & Orr's,
No. 90 Market street.
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rusuc Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery. 4-F7<.s
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THE best Photographs arc made at
Brown & Higgins Gallery.
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FEMALES

In many affections peculiar IN fcms,es ,ho
EXTRACT BUCHU Is unequaIcd by any Other
TSLneqyEas In Chlorosis or Retention, Iffeeuiar.
Ity, Painfulness or suppression OF CuatomaIv
Ihvsacnations liberated or scirrhous state Of he
aynI iLSaSorT9Ga or Whites SterilIty, and for
rom indiscretion, Habits OF Dissipation. or h
tne Decline OF. Change OF Lille. II isIprescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
MiSa%%iyes amer Conanements, and for Enfeebled
anu. Dencate SonsututIons OF bothsexe and ali
sSmn;n any Of the above Diseases or
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A NEW stock of Hosiery just received
at Boyd & sitler's cheap cash store.
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Go to Brown & Higgins Gallery fol
your Photographs.
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New styles, new scenery, new accesso.
ries at the Partridge Gallery.
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GIreGnteltig
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1872.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

NOW A0VeIL1bemeuIbs
Opening-F. @. Myers.
Cheap Sugar.
Wanted.
Spring Mattresses.
Ladies' Watches-0xtob & Duflield.
G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
For Sale-Houses.
For Sale-Farm.
Soaps, Soaps.
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HAvEyour Photographsmadc at Brown
s. Higgins Gallery.
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No Family Should be Wi1hnnlt. \. hi

A. Thsse, symptoms, II allowed TO 20 on. which
I Ins medicine invariably removes, soon follows
wbISS INC Faulty Epileptig Fits, in one Of
s tnese arc not frequently followed by those adre.
aac diseases disease insanttyan Consumption. Many
ee,y SWSte o. tae cause OF their siGrings but
lam nna. and The melancholy deaths BY Consumption
Ln ample witness TO tho Truth OF tho assertion
wv W. consultation once affected with Organic
Weakness requires tho aid OF medicine IN
S.IMengthen and inyigorate the System. wb,eb
bly, does. = -. L"V"EiA'
Retalled by all Druggists at rs CENTS ppp
BOTTLE, OF 0 ounces, or s DAYS mcSIcIro IN ~
once placing this valuable COMPOUND within thc
tcfSe 81 ne patient S1 no matter how poor
Fluid Extract Buchu. Holmes 3 Co nsonS1H'
tors, New York City. N IT w" P'"Ft1'c'
=. BEWARE BIZ "a Of spurious Duchu Mixtures, prc.
oTS ihsy pnhiIc SS aostors which arc kept be-
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Drugglsts.
ulHE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

There 10 no economy In using an inferior Bak.
Ing Powder, because II 10 cheaper. u only spells
q Cos RX6RLSfoR BAKING POWDER 10 ne
ehtgptk In the market, because It 10 Lhe best I
Ask for Logan, List d Co.'S. Be sure you get II;
and you will save your peace OF mind, and also
your "plece OF bread, !" febM
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THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
i Martins Ferry, Ohio, is now open and
transacting regular Banking Business. For.
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold;
Collections made on all points and promptly re-
Bank will be open Saturday evening until z r. II.
10 accommodate those who wish 10 lay by part
Of their weekly earnings. Revenue etamps for
sale. JAS. II. GRAY,
Il. W. SMITH, Cashier. President.
febB n -r I01T'~I
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LEAVE.

Tlcket9 70 al principal pOIntg In iho ,, VI
West can DO procured OF tho Union 'fiSka, NI Nd
In MLure House, and Of the station St'iRS nv
oo,o, a.,.,., FIR: AYRRs
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MEMORANDA.

REroET OF STEAMSHIP NEBEAsEA-Leit sydney January
Goth aud Auckland at midnight January 25th. Since having
Auckland have experienced heavy head seas with strong sales
from n1rhwe-t 70 northeast. The present has been the
stJrlI--t passage ~ have Yet hal between New Zealand and
Hou5I1ia- february 1t, ~ midnight, passed The steamship
Nevada al we'll HUGH CRAIG. PUTser.
REFoET oF BsEE QUEEN ENNt-Ssiled hruc@ Dec. = :
had the trades l. latitude =. then strong gales from south To
sIufh~r-t Two DAYS. h.8Sgi by \ sill heavier gale from
n8uIw--t which lasted - hours. bio~rg 100 terrific squalls,
WIKI n fearful cross "a running from south and northwest,
during which the quarter bat was stove into splinter, ami
hd the man ~ the wheel la-h1d o. prevent being washed over
board hal a sacc.sssoa Il gales 90 thu Iarau.les, which VS.
sighted the 18th DAY olt. rL-u light - .ath=T ald Va hv-
days iu thcS ~. with pilot on board JEo days previous 20
Arrival made n run e POO miles du-iu= Is hours previous To-
sighting the FaraII.n=z. the olIy favorable opportunity during
the ps-sag-- Cr,--=I tn bar with crus derall- difficulty, the
current running aLlut -Eht kust- au hour. ami arrived - Sau
IEleseo, JaauAE lsth On return tup sailed 81 0irl
strong uYrthrry sild- tr three days. making q tre run e
ol--thlrl The r--tlucs % port, FFd light -lurhw-sI wiuls ard
ClluI- the remainder Of pss<EEe sighted Est Maui the
morning or Go. since Ehsu have bad strong ea-I=ly current,
AMI arrived ia Afternoon & lItI. having occupied g. days on
ths r1uld tip The Murray hal not arrived over 90 days
OUT when ~e sailed
:. : Mos Taylor, y. 7. Bennett, Commander. Consigned 10
Il Harkfrd 8 Co. AZ ut-. let san FraLcs sen Re, q. I-TZ. At
10 o. M Had Hght sind from : ". AMI c,Im weather, with
smooth go fCm port % port sighted N"lpSsi 3 p, IN, Feb
10, arrived 10 - Ia AK CLAEK. Pgufser-
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Prince Of Wales was slowly regaining bis strength
from his late serious illness and would soon be
out. In France, Theirs and the Legislative As
sembly had come to q deadlock on a question of
tariff. and the President had used the most effect
i've means to bring the Representatives to reason
he sent in his resignation. The result was an
almost unanimous refusal to receive the resigna~
ton, and a disposition shown to drop all questions
OF dispute. All parties in France seem to feel
that the presence Of Theirs in his place at the
head of the Government, for a time at least, Is
necessary for the preservation Of peace and the
return of prosperity.
Poor Mexico is in a condition of anarchy that
has almost come TO be considered as chronic and
incurable by any internal remedies. y party in
the capital are boldly advocating annexation TO
the United States. while the project of q Protec-
torate finds many advocates.
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PASSENGER


PaoN AucKLASD AND sYDNEY-Per Nebraska, Feb 1lth
-JT rInSttH JOF San FTGHciscO| y Harrison, Mr. and
M:s Mcdonald, T. A Houseman,F A Maynard, i Williams,
w Harrington, 4 Leach, 4 Cagg, L + and e Evans, Mrs
Van Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs CARING. Mr. and Mrs Richardson
aud 2 children, I ID Richmond, ; G Tangye, " Thurburn. MIR
and Mrs Spray, Mrs McGirl, MIR DOnneIly, Mrs f & Bates, X
+ Card. ] A II Card, Mrs COrcoran. J l. Van der Bogaret,
Lieut. Edwards Blanche, and II steerage.
FOE GUANO IsLASDs-Per C.. NJ. Ward, Feb. I2th-A
Almy, assistant ; l. WhOlers, carpenter and 90 laborers.
FROH WINDwARD PoRTs-Per Kiauea, Feb. 1lth-J Toa-
pill, Hon Haiemanu. Capt Powers, Mr. Noble, A w Needham,
n II Trradway and wife, Mrs > G Wilder, Rev Mr. Whipple
and wife, VIM Pitt. and 60 deck.
FoR koLoA-Per Jenny, Feb. 1Oth-Miss a 5 Wundenberg,
Paul Iscnbers, Miss Dora IsenbeTg.
+" FOR LAHAISA-Per Nettie Merrill, Feb. 12th-A W Need
ham.
FRoM SAN FRANCIsco-Per Queen Emma, Feb. l3th-J
CredifOrd, ID l. CredifOrd, , Cinnamon and l native.
FRoN KAHULUI-Per Ka Moi, Feb. 15th-Wm fl Kaauwai
aud wife, > L Alexander, Mrs Powers, w ii Rogers, Mrs
Richardson, Mr. Akana, SIR Al. and 20 deck.
FOR KAUGT-Per Kilauea, Feb. l5th-HOn S II Phillips and
wife, e II Boyd. ID X Fyfe, & > Nation, Col ID Kalakaua, J
ID HoapiIi, ChanghOOk, and 80 deck.
FRoM SAN FRANCIsCO-Per Moses Taylor, Feb. 10th Rev
J VI Alexander and wife, Mrs ; T Alexander. Mr. G w Town
send and wife, Miss E Lyman, Mrs Il Wallace, Mrs c j
White, Mrs Rice and daughter, Mr. J X Whitney, and % in
transitu for Auckland and sydney.
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IMPORTS.

FuoN SAN FRAScIsCO-Per Queen Emma. Feb. Eth
49, 6 Coal OIL 10 Along AMI AcIuck ! cs Ndse l. Edward
May Is c. Books O. Board e Education II g Hats 10 J 7
WaterhDuse ! case 3 bles 10 Rev + + P0guei II C. Hats to
VI Phillips s. Coz ] bbi S-ei, l steam Pump, 1 6 Medicine.
] case ell, } Ease Hariaare, . c. Drugs u Geo Mclean; $50
Ks Oats l2 IS Bran 20 bales Say. 2j bNs Apples, ! Horse.
2O VI Shingles, ! bad Bills Of LaGinE 10 q Brewer 4 Co; 50
sks PotatO--, u bN- Onions. 10 sks Wheat, 81 sis Oats, 200
-E- Flour. n SIS Bran o. II May ? c. Hardware. I carboy
Acid % Castle s. Cooke lS bags sand u 7 II Davies g
kegs Nails 20 + D Hall q son l csk Gil. ] Dbl Mise. ] Head
stone. ! Foot Stone 10 A " PIERCE 4 20; Z hf Csks Red
Wine 10 Godfrey Rhodes 2 bales and 3 G. Dry Goods 10 +
IfnGschlarg-r - 20; l Dbl Gasoline 70 Hotel l budI Books to
Bishop a Coz l bndI Toys 70 Capt smith 3 bndIs Mdse TO
Order
LEO tons Coal u II Hackfed ~ Co, agents L :, y Il 81 A )
: Line.
= csks Beef Co Bishop s Co; q pkgs Mdse, ; tins CTackers,
2 bales Blankets To- = = CleghOru q Co; ] pkg Mdsc TO Hay
seIieu Bros / pkg Tweed 10 w l. Green l case Whisky TO
ID Fyfe; ] case Whisky To Mr. Seal; l case Connections 10 II
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