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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

For two months past railroad tickets in large
quantities have been missed by the Ogdensburg
road from its station at Lake Sebago. Several
persons in this city have bought tickets with a
Boston coupon attached for one dollar and
even less. About two weeks ago the matter
was placed in the hands of the police and they
have been cautiously working it up. Deputy
Marshal Williams got track of some of the
tickets, followed the clue up and traced them
to news agent on the train. Last evening,
having made out his case, he arrested a young
man named Hermon L. Chase, who halls from
Chicago, and who has been news agent for
Chisholm Brothers for some time. Last week
he was discharged and has beeu loafng about
the city since. At first he denied any know
ledge of the tickets. but finally confessed to
the taking of them. 1t appears that he used
to reach in through the ladies' window, while
the tickets He then sold them to whoever
would purchase. He implicated William f.
Pnkham of this city, another news agent
Deputy Williams subsequently arrested Pink
ham, who also confessed.
Friday night McCarty's store on Danforth
street was broken into and confectionery, CT
gars, &C., stolen. Yesterday morning officers
Slower and Seth Sterling succeeded in arresting
two of the thieves, named William Martin and
John Leonard. Two others, Bartholomew
Clary and Patrick Ford, escaped on the ice
across the harbor, but were tracked to Saco
and arrested yesterday afternoon by officer
Sterling.
A man was arrested yesterday for stealing
two feet of wood from Dennson's coal yard.
He was evidently very needy and was driven
to the act by absolute want
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10
DAILY DOMESTIC Rrcx,rs

,narohani; IA. Ms; Steamer Alhambra-5 packages
10 Rnrnham e. ~ Eastern Express Co; empty kegs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10
Large Sale Of Choice Groceries by
AucfiOM.f ark

Large Sale Of Choice GF6ceries by
AuctiOmf aHk %
nN WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 4th, at 10 and ~ o'clock
" at Salesronm is Exchange strett.fwe shall sell
barrels of Sugar ORIGINAL and broken packages OF
Tea, Coffee, so boxes family Soaps, barrels OF Vtne-
gar and Cider, large assortment Of Canned Go DIS,
Sauces Gerkins, Pickles. dried Fruit, Raisins Figs,
Prunes, Jees, spices. Mustard SaJeratus, imported
CASTLE Soap Starch, Tobacco and Cigars large va
t.iety OF shelf goods and standards groceries, Ex-
W WIS and Oils, Fancy Goods, Wooden nd Crockery
S,ait, Outs, Confectionery, SC. Also Show Cases,
NcEas, nIeaa Case Standing Desk, Stove Tilton q
ner atiand safe, Black Walnut ONCE Desk, Meas
p;' &c: Al O'Clock, prompt $50 boxes Clothes
runns 70 close the business of factory Traverse
runner fung. The above IL the largest stock Of
this CITY,
Remember the sale commences at 10 o'clock A. M.
and q z. NJ. -so II
r. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
ja31
20 Owing to the severe storm the above sale
is adjourned to TUESDAY Feb. 10TH at same time
and place.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10
f STEAMER
lI-eSssSIfs4S!hsaa@-n!N AT = ,..i q
- -s1ssss- A U @ TION.
CHARLES HOUGHTON
The sidewheel Passenger and Freight steamer ca,

WIN be sold at auction CD Wednesday, Feb. rs ffSf4
at O'Clock p NJ, at the Glass Works Wharf Port-
land, (unless previously disposed of.) y -
SAID steamer is 30 toms length 142 feet; breadth
~ feet nches 2s-inch cylinder u feet streke. Can
be put IN condition tor business at short tice Can
be seen at any time at the wharf named above.
FOR urther panic liars inquire OF w. w. Harris,
145 Commercial street. William Ross 179 CONNER
eial street, or CYRUS Sturdivant. Railroad Wharf,
Portland, and Capt. E. W. Davidson, 24o CONNER
cial street, Boston. =. .-lIsffF
Portland, Jan. 81, 1874. tfeb26
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

European Markets.
LONDON, Feb 0-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90 "a 924
for money and account
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os 1865, DID, 1854; do
new, 1929. Erie Railway A; do preferred So.
LIVERPOOL, February 9-100 P. M Cotton is
active and firmer; M::;dlmg uplands at I'D; do Or
leans 81 ssd sales $4,000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10
THE PRESS

Nav he attained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Pros Marquis, Robinson, Brunell & Co..
Andrews. Wentworth, GIendenning, Moses, Hender-
SON. and Chisholm Bros on all trains that run out of
the city.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon,
At Waterville, of j. 5. Carter.
At GorEam, or News Agent
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Steven. a. Co.
AT Kennebunk, of c. E. Miller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10
NEW YORK..
Destructive Fire.

New YORK, Feb. "a fire this morning
nearly destroyed large marble building at No;
81 Broadw y. occupied by the dry goods and
auction rooms of j. G. B. Rouse, Fridmant q
Co, importers of laces, besides damaging the
adjoining buildings occupied by Spellman q
Co., and Rich g Bros Loss over $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

PAYsoN LITERARY SoCIETY.-The anniver-
sary exercises Of this society were held last
evening at the library room of the A, & N. U.
A very interesting programme was presented.
consisting of vocal and instrumental music,
readings, essays and timely discussion be-
tweed three young men upon the following
question (Which does the most to produce
crime, poverty, wealth or ignorance" Each
debater showed his side up in glowing language
The society is sustained by a class of young
men interested in debating, and is progressing
fina1v
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

CHECKERS. -Checker-playing began yester-
day between Nh. James Wylie, the English
player, and Mr.. w H. Broughton of this city,
at Lancaster Hail. Five games were played,
four were drawn and one won by Wylie.
Mr.. Wylie is mau ifty years of age, With a
square, broad head and stold features and close
cut grey heir During all the time he was
playing he never once took his eyes off the
board. He is a moderately quick, cautious
player, but as yet has played no brilliant games.
This afternoon he plays with Mr.. Walker and
this evening with Mr.. Broughton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

The Herald devotes a whole page 10 actual
cases of restitution and suffering from invol
untary poverty in this city, showing many
heart-rending scenes. Applicants for lodgings
dations as is also the case at all charitable in
cf;t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-10

THE OLD FoLKs.-For those who delight in
the melodies of our fathers, or those who desire
to hear the songs of auld leng syue, the Old
Fo ks are preparing rich treat Among 9th
err songs will be Sons of Zion. Dying Christian,
Child of Mortality, &c. The Old Folks choir
will be assisted by the First Parish choir
and other favorite musicians. The concert
comes off at City Hall Saturday evening, and
is for the benefit of that most excellent charity,
the Martha Washington Society.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGEhC 7
So. "a Montgomery Eioek,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

nv II. AIKEN. ATTORNEY
w q Law sno CoinuIasi'r q. nc ne, "
49, r the Eel ubIic il California ana Ne. '.
- IN i've 'FRONT.' atttl tion TO tie ceiltttIoH
Of sGdtio nal Trsvel lay. Low due CAM I'M, tl"
I'd Ma, Volunteers cis' haTssd nsSr@ thsA
81 b,,nt,r,a miles from honae- stiul' - can
S., nd on ta!r dealing. ilicrma,ioh slNsn
90 81 charge. When Writing tIcIese sl"iLil
far reI,1 md state company and Regiment ard
whether you have Discharge; oons gre .d has
extended the time fer filing claims io ,oee ~
,;onsI Bounty under Act Of July .s, $500, ~
Jsnuarv 1875. SC all such claims must oe niaoe
before tnst time. Original BOUNTY u. 10
I'm aIlcwsd all volunteers " no enhstea oeio "
.July ga, 1851 fer three years II Lot pau I ~,
sane VIXEN discharged. Land !" warrants Gan "
oT,sined for services rondeIed before 1919, ou'
mo. for ser. ices in the late var. fenslohs ~,
lat, war and war OF 1ei2 obtained ana az.
| when allowed fer less thaa dlsablIt! ""liAht ;,
J hut 70 70 usioIs are allowed TO heAlNAn ~
ITHrsFa var soldiers State of Texas las grantee
p.,'sfrns 10 survi, i,g veterans OF Texas LtNo
! It4..u New Orleans and Mobile IrlZe hioI {!
IL vGT;e ard being raid. V. II. Aiken ass
.+..rGs To treuertl ~. sid tc-It Cl4Iii 4 'si-ie
| sCs-2awC1E
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
-svo~ ryrkETS q

Ar p,Iaers Of Tickets entitled to FElL
,,CctCE an Cmn,bU.ses and Admission t.
n.ncinr Halls, tt Geld Fill and Virginia ID
piBEETUE. -,,, i
- The most perfect cider will be preserve
ard no disrel utsble ptrsons VIII De sHIiits. a.
CLOAK md Hat rooms, and no charges VIII pe
MA .e Il lie guests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30

cures Clancres first ailf second stages. SORTS on
The Legs or Body: Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose, &c,
Co;,rer-coIo1eG Bitches, synhiiitic Ca'euh,
Diseased scalp. and IL primary ferns Of The
disease known SyI hills. ltlee, 20 Per bot'4e
cr tup for 80,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

a vAIaNCHE GOLD AM, SLY III Mi, ,.;fv
n COMPANY Location Ct "tTEs- SiiF' ~. "a,
rycn county. Nevada. Place # s':slies S -
s,r, CIV. Nevada Notice IS hfIth t-Ntn =.
ut = meeting CT tie fcard II Ere '"'s ~, If
hove named Company, held On tie "a t.N =, ~
Ocfcier, A. D. ls7i. ID asst s:lA' III &c t.r
f.rt,er 81 are ~aa We'd upon tacH a's. ~. -
sLnrn Of Ike eel itI sock a fl' sal .o'. a.
,ally, payable nli:t Giateiy t" tie :.
lis oifce in C;rson City. ft F@"' s"i''
n,rt to be paid IL or before tx ~
18Th day of November. !. u r.
The rayn.t 1T to ,s made in coin any - en-
Ii, ldrr making default in I's11nt 1t 81 sac r.
g ssr,fnt as above required, upon the sii% II :
heId bv him Nil! lie t!elinqle NJ ard sai'l sla-s
III H.. advertised Ter sale At pubic &rSl"ii'
md upftss the I,qnii>d l@5h-' II 'Atit1h =
pt.Ic On II lettfr the -
1.tl dsv Of ccytnll,r. AID ISL.
so,..rv Of srt II sha-,s viii lie s'lo;t s2.ld IA
aatr rs Will tc IstCtss.ry ttr TIC iAN' II 81 -
.sst ,x1,t..; II q. AL sL:Its cid /! s"th sit'
h, Isr trce.l,r will cost Il aGNc1ts' II, L 'lo
expenses e sale. , rrpetv
S,rrstaly ana IL. asurtr
Carson city. Nevada. plichtr J., ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
70 THE UNFORTUNATE

A NEW REMEDIES:
49, DIR. GgEBCs's DzsFESsaiss
49, G23 henr,,y stiess.
sen francisco. Is.al,!isie,i il 1>E4, fer tie
tre:t..elt Ct stxuai and Seminal Disc ass sE'i
.s G,prrrlea Ciett. Structure. : HIS IL al
lis fo1n.s Seminal Ne;iltss. IL Ift'itE e't;
Sin diseases Ct !t.1S staisal1g &1-o s!eeia'''
I,.s sEcc5 sEtul1y treated.
l:<.ris... diseases.
Tes 1a.,1y ti.ars;:.i!s Ct iGseIs. beth male
ard female. are there WEo ate t':ielllS CUT
l:istl: BE txisttI:ce tTCIi tie IL cts OF seti,t
fi,iel.c,s ct from virus absorbed INTO TIE s!s-
t,r.. Lex 1t their I1a.lid, einat iatcd tld dis
figured faces ard ,L,ir froLtr-toVn oct.stltu-
.:on-. disGrality rg th IN fer The hall ines Of
marriage 81 the enjoyment Ct ilie. IN 'hls
hnr1:t7 s:ttst:on thtEsI,os sut.tI Until otata
doses L! scene. Lit rar'nts- etaf"i"is,
fit1l,s attertl TO those WHO aie SUIT III vita
any Of these EorTite lite-des'I' !lis{ 1laiaults
that they are ealeS tor ai-c et.r.a t loIe -
II. too late Send them i11nlt Gi;.ttly to Iii.
GIsLON. q l;ysician Who Las made private
5!.ts=ts lis csIec:al stacy for yesrs, and who IS
csltai, t. lflt lie Iost invcfeiat ase vi i4Ci'
/ l4tlcu-y C an. iEjHf!r " dlres'
seminal u. a!-;sEss.
| Seminal Emissions. Ii. eonseqpel &C of self,
| atu>e: Ills solitary vice. or cti fAEad ss&Nal
irt.,.l s,,rcc, is lrscticcd Is TIE youth q bcih
sexes to al .llncst Unlimited eA'tnt. lfoduclIS
witt, ,r,:iitg {, riailty. the ftlltwing Train q
,nslaii SYM toms, U,iess con- hattd y ttlt ltl'
| tic f4tt1i,.al measures, Viz: sallCw colintt' =
| .ice. FcIk s. OTIS under the eyes. rain M the
Ii a.I il .5 il the eGrs Iclse IiLt ne ss M :
/ ~ I,ayss and rafting of char cfs, HEtIsilt 10
! about the loiIs weakness Of TIE limbs cent?
et.l l. l.l:tG intellect. less Ct l.tt.t i-c'
diff dtl,t Ill alI 1C&ch.rG strh1 SEES ulsilke 20
form new :c t1;iI.taI.cts. ClsfoEltlon 10 sAEh
society less Il n4oIy hectic IirsE,s- PM IL
ana various ,rurtiors ;LIEt lie faces, fIrred
! tou.r1a, fotid breath. coughs. coisEnil nc u
,iut sveats InonCInaIlia aud trH IL at insanity
/ If relief he Let cLtaiLtd, should sllly inIAe-
tiateiy either i'll poison CT hy Litter, anc have
cure .f.,ctcd 10y lis new al,,t seientlie MODE OF
| treating this dis.ase. Y ijoh II vtr fills Of ei'
| f,ctiIls quick and radical cure.
! CURED AT HONE.
ptI-ors st : distance may be Gull Al
| HOME. ty addressing l.tter'o DIX. GibBoN
s.tiI:a. case syml cn.s, ltnett Of t'ile the DIS
tast as continued. ind have Ii eGitii-. r. nlf
X forwardt 4. free fTtin Gan' e I'D euIloslt!
tc ary part Of tie country, vi, iCll and | iaii
| directiCrs by Inserting Ton Dollars CON, II
registered letter. through the Fostcflce O
through Wells Fargo x Co: laelse- Of niedI
ci.e Will lie torw aided to ANY lsrt OF the mon
| CorrespC Lti.Ets Will lease ilfoin Ir. Ga EtI
fist they re ad r ats il tic APPEAL
! .at:r,ss Eis. j. r. GIBRON,
;.3ly It.x 1851. san 1rtnct co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
On Saturday, October 3Ist.

= -. :.
The pioree will form in procession IN front q
.h.;r =. n on II sire. t. Virginia, at II O'Clock
noon proceeded by the Material Guard is escort
,nd will march dnwE Sutton avenue to stIee'
through street TO the Crown Point oi:ce, uoia
Hill and then soun,erhareh to for' honies,ea a
~. the literary exercises CT the day VIII take
Nice. those exercises will consist OF an o1a-
,ion Iv " Frank Stewart and I'll original zoe M
liz Judge T. II. Taylor. after which ceiianoh
viii br served for tho Society and its guests.
RI ,,roc, ssion will there again form snd Ietu
to Phone Hall, Virginia. and be cismlsset
Cc1G-tu
The Placer herald., 1874-09-26

The Elephant "Lalh Rookie. " the largest Ele-
pasni that has ever crossed the continent.
iuli-grown African Eland, purchased ex-
pfsssly ior Montgomery Quecn's Great Show
lfam ihe London Geological Gardens. This
fu--uifefnt and rare animal is the largest Of the
Auislopa &. b., and by far the largest ever cxhb-
iird iu this county.
riuuine Barbara Zebra. The specimen in
Quatns Menagfrie WAS found Ia the mountain
uas portion 81 Northern Ethiopia.
Nanser Royal Bengal Tiger. the most mag
nIfafni 20 The carntyouus race Of felinos The
nns in this establishment Is the largest and finest
specimen On America.
4 efnuine African Lon. the largest ever im-
pafifi g. this country. Most lordly Of its mce.
Aiuil h'ooded, double bumped Bacirian Cam
=. hnfsi specimen ever seen In any show, and
ihs laustst on the continent
The Placer herald., 1874-09-26
Election Proclamation

ACCORDANCE With seriion Three ",
81 ~ ~ g a. Irgislaiifs ~ ihe ~, ~
Naafasss. sailt.ssi " an Ac g. Iro.iae ~ VA VA
isss.ss.ss - lasisf nsaintenanes oi Ion"s AZ
kskssfs = a. foaniy u fltetf. alpIp,.s ~ -,
49, 5FA ts7t A elae'ian si8 - hein VI
4ssss 49, ~ Isih day oi Odolsr. 4. y. 70
tas~sss - tasfs q one and hss @ clock y y.
= siss asf - ~ election q koadmss,sis ~
ss,4 f.s tfe several Road Ds'fcis o. iH''''
s.s.essf
- ssNsxifs afs shr bsuniaf.ss q lhs .svefal
F.ses Itsftfss = ssii counii e ssiapiish.a "a
sac Hasff u @afaft5sors. ani o. ffscine's ~
sss,,sias ss ~ fssess e vtiih sneh e'ee'''' y
ssss nsei y ssfsss An ihsi potion oi p
- y Is.ss 49, ~ . lins ptss.ns aae s,u's'
snessss ssssess ~ ani y in township 40 J.
NnrN Hssss stans n Ailfns ffecinci.
0.ast ~ nas4 psssrirt Al thai portion q
fasa.ss Nst Iffa Wet a iIne passing que
4asat k.sssaa aatssss,s - ani - IN township
AL NntL Voting rlsee e kose'iiie
u,as rsas ts.sts = Anihsip1ftian II town.
s8as - Iaff 3 ss 81 hns faHn ~ die Nofia
tasssee ssss..ss % an.i i5 10 i..siship ~ u
NutH Ns easls - Ophf ifetinci.
Nsat Esas lY.ssfiri-Al that portion %
- - q ttss Wfss - = ss.iisa llns running
sa4 kstzN ntu Natlng filcs q Virginia
NsaaI.ifs
8ss.sss Fses tssssgssi- Al ihst fslf'ion Of q
- Aass e.ssk sssl Wssf = Iirs coffnenc'
ss.f = s. 80 Sea ~ Amaisss Eitsf un hr.l
$40 s 81 Il i.ass - nf i1anshIy ~ y. end
stsaass wtsa ss e saesian ins isfetta steti1n.
q s.aa b tassslF - ~. NHsI thtuce due
N.sst b. ta@ Ntss Ngiiae srt = Auburn
fatf
taasaa uaf Maas U.ssflai - ihai portion
= ~ ~ 81 sas..tr1 p Aaiafa Bel blsifci.
aat.e a.f.s e. f0H Hat tap IuurIt
t.Het Naet f4.sssa.s a. ihf '.it-1u - "
~ a R4 Wse fl faazs ltf lstsefn ranges
siIH 81 HsH Nsffa f&ses 81 yHfst litcrui
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stis.a 80 Naaa ls.ssIi1iaM tasi T1If'nn q
tf NsA sHtaHaN sast'n H. isaniafies q
sase.A 8aa s.4s.a fsssifst Nafns place 81
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The Placer herald., 1874-09-26
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The Placer herald., 1874-09-26

LFOHRD and GERALDINE, Acknowledged
a. ~. rea'est Tmpcze Artlsies ever witnessed.
NJ, . liant and daring exploits.
Mr. ROMERO SEBASTIAN, the greatest
Argi American Somersault Equestrian.
Social engagement Of CHARLES X CARRIE
AUSTIN in their Military Specialties.
Among the Galaxy Of siars, the following
Auisia.
LITTLE MOLIlE BROWN, Champion
Erarstfienne OF the world The greatest youth
fnl equestrian prodigy the world has ever pro
iBrfd This wonderful Rider executes Mt each
performance the thrilling and sounding feat of
throwing somersauls upon her steed while
c1ufsins around the rns with lghtning-like
upidify
LEOPARD and GERALDINE, the most
graceful youthful, handsome aud skilled gym
nisis.stfr in tho Arena Acknowledged as hav-
iug o. equals
MADAIE TOURNAIR. the greatest horse
uam.u. VIII appear at each exhibition, IN her
uaalfffnl Men iee Act. OF School Horse
MILE JEANETTE ILLsLER. the bravest,
most graceful and intrepid tight rope artistic and
asffu.iauist living.
slGNOR FERANTI bonelcss man. or the
msn of many forms. We challenge the world
o. nlnlnra bis equal.
BELMONT BROS, unrivnlled Gymnasts
and A0raiilfs.
NAT AUSTIN. Caliornia's old favorite,
universally acknowledged MS the greatest Shak-
siefian lester and vocalist ever seen.
BILLY BURKE, the popular humorst gro
iaaHan ani marry trick clown.
The Placer herald., 1874-09-26

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ga'aiea ass a f
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fsl s,aaea. s.risa.f
rse--it.s 81 B.. 80.
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ealla phsthsfe
vfofsa fa ftr
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eoss.'aa- rrf FT
haa ss,istel tI.aslf.
Amd, lrl.lsa tlarf
tht aaf tfas su
Hoses a..H ite eafa .l eH
tefft. i'r f I
stsple =. $50 a.I lt.t
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$500

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s@s<4ss s2ls

= AeaNH y f@#4 a.sai ai..e - s4s.e ~a.s
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50 MseaAaga
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Mrs. G. ADRIAN. Proprietveos
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

YJNHIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
i house has been recently re-ftted and re-fur~
nished and offers superior accommodations TO-
both regular and transient customers. The
rooms are neat, clean, and furnished with excel
lent beds, while the table is furnished at all
times with the best the market affords. By
careful and constant attention to the wants and
comforts of my customers hope to merit and
receive liberal share of the public patronage.
iel-12myl Mrs h. ADRIAN.
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49, f.fllIe Heia4tH AHs.sae. IH.i..sHt
lsilsHl.H Yl.H itil asfH ~ HeNa.s asas
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asa.ss fis..s.s - esis4sa
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= s.-,s'- t.ssaH. ~ Ezs = ss..- Is-sas
~ e@es. - ts=.sss rtaes
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The GREAT REHAGERIE.

rHiuoes Rare Animals from every cline, and
e g detilellly the GVesi collection IN this or
any other country.