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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
SAN Fran cisco Markets-..By Telegraph.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL.
FLOUR-Extra SO 7ldST co.
WHEAT-S2 30CaS2 So
BARLEY = Feed 81 409sl 80; for brewing
81 60@SI85.
OATS-SI GO, 81 T20s1 S0
POTATOES-s5weet 50 %; Petaluma 77ia@S
ONIONS-Yellow, 81 S.
BACON-ll@l3; Oregon ll@ll; Eastern llL
ala; shoulder l09l0R.
HAM-California plain l2%; Eastern sugar.
cured 14dl8h.
BEEF-Smoked beef9@l0; mess $40 per Dbl,
s. per half bbl.
PORK-SlS for prime, $40 for prime mess,
LARD-CalifOrna 1011@l3; Eastern ll@ll%
in plain pals or kegs ID; in caddies a; In
fancy pals Is.
$40 for mess, s2l for cleur and S22 for extra
cllar.
COTTON-California nominal l5; wool sales
for the week exceed $1,000 pounds at l6a2O for
fair to choice clean grades.
DAIRY l'RODUCTS--Fre roll butter Coo for
very best frozen butter 2711saS21aa; picked roll
butter 35le371a; suet butter 30. Steele's cheese
Tc; other California dairies l39lG. Eastern
l3%@l61s.
E',Gs-California, 47l@5O oregon 35g45;
eastern 30a371ac u dozen.
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espondencc.
WILMINGTON. Dec. l6. 1873

W hA"1N0AV4>t A)SN' AVt Aos"s
EDITOR HERALD:-The importance
of doing away with lighterage in San
Pedro harbor-which is the great dis
tributing point Of Southern California
is admitted by all parties not inter-
ested in keeping it up. The single
item of lighterage costs the people
more than 100000 annuallv-a tax,
which, if imposed in any other form,
and for any other purpose, would be
resisted unanimously. There is diff
ference of opinion as to the manlter in
which this lighterage can be got rid
Of According to our theory, 1t may
be done by extending the railvoad to
Deadman's Island, or to San Pedro,
and thence building a wharf to deep
water, on which freight may be dis
charged directly from the vessels. It
is asserted that if the railroad COM
pany will not build the road to the
wharf, it ought to be done by the
merchants and landholders, and dona-
ted to the company for their use. To
this 1t may be replied, that 1t is for
the interest of the company to keep
up the lighterage as long as possible,
and for the accomplishment of this, to
resist in every possible way the con-
struction of the proposed road and
wharf. This they will undoubtedly
do, They. will neither build them
themselves, nor accept their use, If
built for them by others.
To get rid of the burden of lighter
age, therefore, another course must be
pursued. The agents of the railroad
company have made the people be-
lieve that the breakwater is failure;
that the bar Is an unsurm0untable OBJ
stacle to navigation; and that the
channel from the bar to Wilmington
Is too shallow for vessels.
But the government engineers, whose
opinion Is of some worth, deny this,
and assert the contrary. They will
not admit the breakwater to be fail
ure, because the work is not yet COM
pleted, operations having been sus-
pended till spring. And they say,
that, even now, the water on the bar
is two feet deeper than before the
the breakwater will be completed, and
the bar dredged so as to make through
it spacious channel deep enough for
ships of large tonnage.
But it is objected, that the channel
between the bar and Wilmington is
too shallow to allow vessels to proceed
to the wharf. Let facts decide this
question. At the terminus of Ban
ning's proposed wharf at Wilmington,
thewater Is seven feet deep at extreme
low tide, and fourteen feet deep at high
tide, that is, it has an average depth
Of ten and a half feet; and at that
point, the channel is three hundred
feet wide. Nor is there less depth
of water in any part of the channel
between the bar and Wilmington.
Now, vessels of large tonnage can be
constructed that will draw less than
ten and half feet of water. A light
draft vessel is now lying at Whining
ton wharf, where she has discharged
her cargo. Y
AtMobile, Ala, there is less depth
ofwater than atWilmington, and yet
vessels of 1000 tons continually come
alongside the Mobile wharves. The
Mohongo, Of $50 tons, could cross the
bar and come up to Wilmington wharf,
and have four feet of water to spare.
All the people have to do is to con-
struct vessels Of light draft. I may
refer to this subject again. G.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

zimmerman nominated Greed Hay
mond. Duffey nominated Perkins of
Butte, declined. The Convention only
voted on names submitted, but the
vote was scattering. Hager, As; loss
Of since yesterday. Shafter, "a;
Goodwin, u; Raymond, I; Lewis G..
Scattering votes for Edgerton, Swift,
etc. Joint Convention adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
CITY AND SUBURBS.

NOTICE.-To tn Delegates comprising the
District Council Patrons OF Hnsbandryof Los
Angeles and San bernardino counties:-
You are hereby requested To assemble In
Special Session of the Council, at the Good
Templars' Hall, Main street, Los Angeles
city, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the first Saturday In
Januaey, 1871. A general attendace Is desired
rs matters Of vital Importance will be brought
before the Council. THOs. A. CAREY,
declS-3t Master Dist. Council.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Special Notices.
GOmething New.

r. WALKER & co. have on exhibition at
the corner of Commercial and Los Angeles
stteets Lapish Walkers Patent Spring
Beds, which seems to us to be rhe besl bed
that has been introduced. 1t combines cheap
ness with durability, and is so constructed
Sthat the bearing is equal in all its parts; so
there can be no giving away Of springs. We
should think that some of our enterprising
furniture dealers would take hold of them.
Every one should go and see them. dclS"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Z - te- <ti WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
Gen. Howard appeared before the
House Committee on military affairs
and stated that he courted the fullest
investigation. He waived any advan-
tage tn at might accrue to him by the
statute of limitations or otherwise, in
order that he might be tried by Court
Martial.
Department of State has received
information that the Virginius was
released yesterday morning and sailed
from Bahia Honda in the afternoon.
a, .t..s NEW YORK, Dec. II.
A Key West dispatch says that the
Fortune and Ossipee sailed early yes
terday, the latter in tow, laden with
coal, probably for the Virginius. 's !
Yesterday, soon after the night
workers in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
were relieved by the day hands, two
kegs of powder were discovered secret
ed in the hold of of the Minnesota, the
finest and most nearly completed war
ship in repairers hands. The general
belief in the yard Is that the kegs were
filled gradually, and being old, escap-
ed notice. f UW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Pacific Coast kilograms.
sAcRAMEN
cided--BoOth. likely to be success.
fA1-COle withdraw.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. II.
at noon, the Senators, accompanied
by Lieutenant Governor Pacheco, en-
tered the Assembly Chamber. Estee
resigned the chair to the President of
the Senate. The galleries and lobbies
weie crowded with ladies, and some
visitors were assigned seats on the
floor. The roll was called and nomi-
tions declared In order.
Edgerton nominated Booth; Pende-
gast nominated Farley; Oulton nomi-
mated Shafter. este4
The Senate roll was just called when
Garratt changed his voteof yes
rerday, from Shafter to Booth, causing
buzz throughout the Convention.
The vote of the Senate stood: Booth,
IA; Farley, Is; Shafter, 12; Pendegast,
l. Farley voting for Pendegast.
When the Assembly roll was called
Barton, Independent, of Sacramento,
explained his vote for Booth.
In the Assembly, there were two
changes. Russell, Independent, of
Sacramento, changed his vote Of yes
terday from Booth to Farley. Welch,
Democrat, Of Napa, changed from
Farley to Booth.
The vote Of the Assembly was,
Both 43; Farley %; Shafter; 8.
o The vote Of joint ballot was, Booth,
50; a gain Of one since yesterday;
Farley, Al; Shafter, 2l; loss of one;
Pendergast, l. After the vote was an
nounced, Pendsrgast moved to proceed
to elect a Senator for the short term.
Edgerton moved to take another bal
lot. A division resulted against Ed
gerton, 65 to 54. Roach nominated
Hager.
A letter was received from Cole
withdrawing from the candidacy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
SAN DIEGO, Dec. II

Pending negotiations of the Califor-
mia and Texas Construction Company
with its creditors, work on the Texas
and Pacific Railway is temporarily
suspended. 1t is believed here that
work will soon be resumed as the gra-
ding to comply with the law is nearly
done, and track-laying can be finished
In a short time, upon resumption of
work. ts...
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Stage Arrivals and Departures Dec. IS.
TELEGRAPH LINE.

TELEGRAPH LINE.
Arrivals-Mr. Leming, J. Rogers,
Chinaman.
Departdes-H. Hill, G.. Tononi, r.
Shadlee. sSk
SAN DIEGO. ~ :
Arrivals-Cyrus Lyons,
Departures = H. A. Peterson, M.
Lindley, w. s. Stevens, l.. G. Thomas.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Afivals-W. 8. Lapraix, J. ]. Nc
Cune, 2 Cinnamon. ss4
Departures-N. Zeller, j. A. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Meacham, James Muncy,
VNFiftt' COAST LINE. tift0Y@ N
Arrivals-Mr. Perkins, A. B. RAM
kin, M. Gilman, Mr.. Blnnis, w.
Stephens, G. Bears, Alfred James, and
children. lo. ai af ,
Hunters find plenty of sport back OF
Vallejo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
or Special Interest to Farmers.

At the Esperanza Store, No. 1OS
Main street. will be found the largest and
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc., In Southern California.
Ills we'll known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line at from five to ten
per cent. cheaper than at any other store In
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds OF country produce. All
goods delivered to any part of the city free OF
charge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

nE- All men ought to know that all kinds OF
gentiemens Clothing viii be made with neat
ness and dispatch by a regular tailor. The
finest Imported and Domestic Cloths always
on hand at d. w. Fitzpatrick's,! corner OF
Court and Spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
ws.derfui, rsn,s 1ssN NQ

) The smount'of goods one can saf for a % at
the Dollar Store is really astonishing; and
Dunsmoor Brothers deem 1t a pleasure to show
their beautiful stock of Holiday Goods to oil
who may choose to CALL Parties buying pres
ents for Sabbath Schools or Christmas trees
will find 1t to their advantage to call on Duns-
moor Bros. before making,a selection. .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

THE Emerson, Weber and CHECKER
ing pianos for sale on the instalment plan.
j. D. PATRICK, Travelling Agent Leave or
tiers at Hellman's Book Store. nov22ml*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Look at ThiSy

The only place in the city to get
choice 'Ensravings, Chromos, Oil Paintings,
etc, is at M. v. Ponet's. SO Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay In
weekly installments of from 25 cents to 81, ac-
cording to the amount purchased, - s.e
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
nres. and (Tonk Mnkinr.

Miss M. Logan, late from the east,
has associated herself with Mrs. Park in her
new Millinery Store, in Lafayette Block, and
is prepared to do first class work in all Of the
latest styles. Fitting speciality. de4lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

So ]. Cohn keeps fine Havana and pomes-
tc CiGaw. No. OF Main street, Downey,s Block,
Thompson 8 oerson's saloon. /
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
SAN Francisco, Dec. II.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II.
J. M. Ferguson, second mate of the
ship Seminole, recently from New
York, has been arrested on charge
of cruelty to sailors OH that vessel du-
ring the voyage.
John Diehl to-day procured the ar
rest of F. H. Luty, broker, on the
charge of passing spiel mark. Bail
fixed at $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Fisher l. Co. have very fine stock
of Gold Spectacles. What is a nicer and more
appropriate Holiday Present foran nged per-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Another fine lot of Jewelry, Watch
es, Diamonds, and Clocks, just received at
Fisher& Co.'s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

District COurt-WIpNEY, j. N8Tf fI.
WEDNESDAY, Decem Der II.
PelancOni VS. Rivara Bill of exception fled
and notice given to settle statement.
Los Angeles County va Jasper Babcock-
Motion for new trial submitted. gFtneAs
People VS. All Kong and Wing Sion trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

At Harris 4 Jacoby's Cash Store,
Gentlemen's fine silk Scarfs at 81 90 Il piece.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

DA- The tide of immigration is. steadily set
ting In, and the first thing eastern people do
Is to throw away their New, York Hats and buy
a new one Of DESMOND They say there Is no
comparison between the two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

VALLEJO, Dec. II.
Gregory, Independent candidate for
County Judge was elected by "a ma
jority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Gentlemen's white and colored Kid
Gloves are sold at Harris 4 Jacoby's Cash
store for only enc dollar piece. W .#.iG.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

nm Every style of Painting and Glazing
donofn Ne highest style of art. and at reason
able rate4, by Z. Raphael q Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

For Christmas and New Year pres
ents, 60 tolHarris & Jacoby's Cash Store. u 4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store,
900 boxes Cigars, 80 in each box, at 81 90 per
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Money Market.
THE COURTS.

GOLD-sl L.
GRERNBACKs-S9a buying; 9Ola selling.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Late Te|egran1s'.
WASHINGTON.

Gen. Howard appears before the Mill.
tRry COmmittee-Thc virginfus---
AN attempt to blow up the war ship
Minnesota.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
COunty COurt-SEpULyEDA, j.

County COurt-SEPULvEDA,J ].
WEDN EsDAY, December II.
The habeas corpns Of Jose Leiba against Ju-
ana onzales, for the custody oftwo children,
was dismissed to-day, and the mother was al
lowed to keep them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Therlnometrical Record.

According to the plan of the Smithsonian In
stitute. Kept specially for the HERALDbv
Brodrick & Co., December 49,
A. M-56o 2P. M-60o p. M-Oo
Average, 57H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
Exports.

Followingis Q list Of exports received at the
depot, awaiting shipment December Is:
Bullion, brs, 95g 95lWine, "a Dbl, l
Wool, bales, rf HlWine, key,
Oranges, bxs, m 4lAsphaltuin, tons, Z
lted Peppers, case lIBarley, skis, 100
Wine, Dbl, II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO.

]. NJ. FurEusO2 arrested for Cruelty 10
SailOrs--Arrest of III. Luty, Broker,
for passing Spiel Marks. @i Ni'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18
FISHERS

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-18

Hunters find plenty of sport back of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-06
s1-A fashionable virtue for the winter 4

SPA fashionable virtue for the winter !,
economy.
sS-A ratile for a kit OF burglars tools Melted
Ss5 70 a Chicago widow
nFA decree has been promulgated for the Ak
preparation OF four more converts in Rome
S-po not run in debt 20 the shoemaker II
is unpleasant 20 lie unable to say your sole u
your own.
aS-The latest report concerning Dr. Living
stone y that he is held a prisoner in Central
africa by tribe which demands heavy ran
som for his release.
sS-1he Providence, r. l., to- compap,.
which Is making 60O00 rifles to- he Turkish
government, has received notice that the SuI-
tan Will order 59o, 600 more OF the same pattern
SThe Valley Spirit thus gives vent 10 u.
feelings; The melancholy days have come, the
saddest OF the year, its little too warm fOT
whisky hot, and a little too cold TOR beer"
80 The Diario reports that the steamer Viz
ginlus, on the 18th ultimO, attempted landing
on the southern coast Of Cuba but was repulsed
and sailed for Jamaica.
81 In the deserted remains Of melon match
near Des MOnes, is a placard that reads as foi :
lows; "Boys, don't take these melons for they
are green and God sees you"
~Harrison Gambo has Instituted a suit in
equity against the Philadelphia board Of brokers
TO compel his reinstatement a member there
OF, and asking for damages for being kent ont
OF the daily sessions Of that body.
Two handsome young ladies having cor
menced practice as physicians in BlackhawE
county, Ill, it is stated that sickness has broke,
OUT among the young men Of that place 20 an
alarming extent.
6Five out of nine of the leading busines.
houses IN Manchester, Iowa, are managed bv
ladies, and managed well, too. The name on a, =
town should be changed 20 womanchester. out
Of compliment TO the ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-06
An Italians wife Torn In Piece. M .

most horrible event occurred In East New
sra yesterday. On the road 90 New York and
soout mile from the Lodi Hotel An Italian
by the name OF Botocini, who travels about tAs
81 IN :, WIN performing bear. hAd oooasiss
mene ter Lodging his bear for the winter Ais
Nhe, VINO went about with him not feeling shls
70 wax 80 long distance. said she would vsit
ter MIN BY the roadside and tend the bear d1r-
ing his absence. Botocini although heiie,t..
the animal 90 be harmless. TOOK the prrcsatss..
TO TIE it securely 10 a water-pipe on the me.der
with strap which was fastened srou Nd a..
nose. The italian then left his wife and st.rt-
ed tor New York. Returning about noon hs
:oHnc the bear growing heroely and hOldinr
hs VIE tightly m its arms. IL was with tke
utmost diftcultE ne succeeded IN making the
an ma relinQuish has hold, bat the womsns
IRE WAS extinct, and probably lad been fo4
some time. The cruel animal had torn ana
uamPled upon the helpless woman until nN
whole body was crushed, the bones in many
places protruding through the skin. An ker
clothing Was torn OF aud the blood thirst,
tesst had u.s. mouth fun OF pieces OF her dress
bOtocini after lifting the body went out OF the
bears reach, ran 90 the hotel after hello aud a
man who returned 10 the scene OF the TRACED,
VII, win him, Gi.patohed the bear, after firing a,
him several times with a rifle. Strange 20 saw
the animal was not united. neither wAs h..
muzzle OF when he committed the herrfkle
deed. IL Is supposed that the unfortunate wo-
man had gone near him with food, and that he
being cold. and hungry, had caught her IN his
Nothing could be more defenceiess than thus
poor creature, for she was entirely unarmed
and her loudest cries could not have reached In
man ear. The husband, who has been marrfeS
only eight months, Is wild with grief at the
thonRht OF HE wife being torn In pieces BY q
Juns, ih.
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DI n ID

C0NEELL. Passed % spirit life, November stA,
at SIS clock .. m, JOHN EDWIN, son OF Rssa
A. aud klen ~. oonnell, in the 18Th year Of nj,
age.
Funeral from Fletcher Chapel, corner Of On
street and New York ayenue northwest, FRIDAY
Ened.
HATCH. In New York city, October 2Sth, Or
HORACE HATCH aged s. years.
hLOTZ. In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, Of
$50 m, PHILIP kLorz, in the gsgh year q his
sge.
Relatives and friends Of the family are ful.
y invited 20 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, High street. near Water, Sunday evening
at O'Clock.
LITTLKyOHE. In Georgetown, GA "Wednesday,
November 9Th, Mrs. AMANDA X wife Of Oharie.
ttleJohn, in the 70 b year sf her age.
The funeral will take place from her late .
deIce, No. lo5 Dunbsrton street, 6e0f gotovn
Friday, November 7, 81 o'clock. Friends and re- :
lsiiyes respectfully invited 20 attend. fNsw
York and Lancaster, Pa, papers please oepy -
YOUNG, At Lancaster, Ohio, on the soth uit.
Miss MARY &. YOUNG.
She has had many friends in washington who feet
and mourn her death. A few nome before her
departure for her heavel home she said Dear
Saviour, take me 10 myself"
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NJ A X RIED

CAMPBELL-sAyILLE On the 81 inst , nv "A.
Rev: MIR. Hubbard. 81 the residence Of the bride.
brother, Mr.; JOHN p. CAMPBELL 10 Mi.t
BELLE SANlLLE, both OF Chicago.
DE THIENE-M0eRE. On Tuesday, s.,t..
Der ID at Lucerne, Switzerland, By his Exoelleno,
Monsignore Agnozzi, Charge d'Afsires OF the Hoi,
See Gstan du Ohene, Oompte DIX THINE ts
CARLOTTA, only daughter Of the late Je.tsk
Moore, of Manila, Philippine Islands,
JoHhs0N-GUTrEEs0 At the residence Of
the brldes fether, Tuesday evening, the 1th inst :
by the Rev. l.. Reitz, Mr.. WILLIAM Johnson
Of this city.
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THEY WILL HAVE THKIR wHIsKY.-Inauirtes
made yesterday among leading rectt6ers .ud
disillers OF alcohol and liquors and among the
rehners Of petroleum ELECTED the fact that th,s
Class OF manufacturers are feeling the present
financial depression less than those Of any Other
considerable branch of trade. The trade in
distilled liquors was never better, according 10
data obtained by Tribune reporter aud the
TACT Is brought prominently 60 view that the
monetary stringency has little or no Influence
riige CCuyfer-, Journal
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
i PROVED PROPERTY ON l9IH STREET
BETWEEN Il AND G. STREETS, NORTH.

BETwERN + AND 6 sTREErs, North!
WEST, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing
- No. no, folio Ei9, one OF the land records for
WsshngtoL county, In the District OF Columbia,
AID by direction Of the party thereby secured, we
day Of November, A. d. 1873, at O'Clock p M, 10
front of the premises all that certain lot, piece
parcel Of land and premises known aud desig-
fay's subdivision Of part of square numbered one
hundred and forty-two 1872 as laid down upon
the ground plat plan OF said city, recorded in the
Surveyors office, together with the improvements
thereon.
Immediately thereafter, namely, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of November, A. D, 1873, at O'Clock
D. m, BY virtue of Q certain deed Of trust bearing
date arch 20, 1873 and duly recorded 10 her No.
no folio l64 one Of the lsnd reooras ior Mssnfeg
reetion Of the party thereby secured We Will sell
public auction, in front Of the premises, all that
st pss or snS asscr Is M
in John o. Fay's recorded subdivision OF o part OF
square numbered one hundred and forty-two, Ila2
.s ds che ps Or Of said
Each Of these lots Is improved with three-story
Brick House, with Mansard roof, nearly com
Terms Of sale for ssch lot, Sloooo. with interest
At ten per cent from March D. rs73, TO day OF sale,
and en- of sale In cash. and the balance at six
chaser, bearing interest from the dsy Of sale and
secured By deed Of trust on ths property sold, VIII
be takea. deposit OF Slco on each % said lots will
S a. o. cost The Ct sale
not piled with within ten days from the das
of sale, the trustees the right to resell ct the
vsrtisemept for fiye Dc, in some enc more news
papers PuSl%ssss u H III sIy q Washington.
KELLEY GkTCHEL, Aucts.,
sciS9 eo&ds Corner Of nth end streets.