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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-06
No No mo 5 No ~

Nos. 10 and run daily; No. dalIN tA-
cen, sunday: No. {, daily except saturdays
Fast bound trains make direct cunhTc-
lions at Baltimore with trains nor rhlia-
SeIDbia. New York and Boston. At WASH
ingfon CITY Tor all points South.
Nest bound trains make direct cohn"c-
rior. foraII points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
,-yyEEy,JVT PITTSB I'RGH IND BiL-
YINOkE DIJLSION.
E,Sr-IENVES wEST-LEANE.S.
Wheeling W aShIHS'"n g.
yyMr,iiug Washington, Pa,
J,i,y uf 2:ljP.M. daily 2:lUP. NJ.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted
Tickets To all principal points can be
procured AT the Office nj the Depot.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
=. 7. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
,., nOVlb
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\ SCANDAL may arise from the way
Mr.. Winter is lingering in Miss Spring 5
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE,

DESlRARIF RINERB BOTTOM FARM.
y Tho subscribers offer the farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
a. tn" Joel Tilton Farm" II i situated
in Belmont county, Ohio, tour miles north
of Martins Ferry. IL contains To- acres OF
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only five miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling Is
a good two story frame house, containing
ulne rooms, with "a never failing well Of
water AT the door, besides two other wells
on the farm for watering stock: Stabling
tor ~ head of horses and cattle. besides
other necessary out buildings. The farm
has on II two good bearing orchards of eX-
csllcnt fruit. Any person desiring our ad-
dress or 10 examine the premises, will call
al the subscribers, who reside on the farm.
JNO. II. TILTON Il BROS,
tahllsb MARTINS FERRY, ONO.
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PASS in your tickets! You can now
get that money YOU drew i'll the Louis
willie lottery.
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week Of
J w. FERREL.
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CoeUETTE Cloths, original price 90
cents. We are offering to-day for % cents.
GEO. R TAYLOR i Co.
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Accommodation train leaves Br!lllr" "a!
$50 f. NJ, and arrives al StcupcnNlli" at
G:ln VI.
Tickets to all principle points IN the
East and West can Toe procured at the
Union Ticket once in McLurc House, and
at the station AZ Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
moves General Passenger Ticket Agent
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERs.-The follow
ing letters are held for postage i'll the
Wheeling post-otfice, for the amounts
named:
Mrs. Lotte Wicks, Cameron, w. Va,
8 cents; Frank Falloure, city, = cents;
Isador Kaufman, So Lispenwal street,
New York City cents; William Wilson,
coad dealer, South Wheeling, l cent; Miss
Mary \. Gallagher, No. l0ll, Morris
street, city, cent; MessrS.
Mendel Booth " Co., city,
| cent; Miss Lizzie Dorrus,
No. 1923 Main street, city, cents; Miss
Ella WelshauSe, city, cent; Mrs. Jen-
ME Mccoy, Lecsville, Carroll county,
Ohio. = cents; George ID. Jackson, Rose.
by'S Rock, w. Va, cents; c. Wilhelm,
Esq, No II Diamond Alley, pittsburgh,
Pa. 3 cents; Miss Lizzie NJ. Boyd, care
Rev. Mr.. Wilding, Point Pleasant, W.
Va, 8 cents; Miss Pet Sawtcll, No. 1922,
Market street, city, cents; National
Wood Manufacturing Company, 949
Broadway. better direction; Barney
Burk, No. 3 Main street, city, . cents;
Mrs. Alma Sanders, corner Belmont and
It'll streets, Bellaire, Ohio, 3 cents.
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YESTERDAY seemed to be window
washing day at the retail stores in the
city,
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SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
at give-away price, but must be sold
now, at j. w. FERREL ;.
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EBUCKlNGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

f.As our remover in many cases requires
TOO long time. and too much care, to re-
store gray OF faded WhiSkcT>. we have pre-
rared this dye, III one preparation; when
will quickly and ctlcctually accomplish
this result. IL Is easily applied, and pro-
,iuccS a color which will neither rub nor
wash oil. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED ny
X. y. HALL & CO., NASHUA IN. II
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n A L IS

EVERY year increases the popularity OF
This valuable Hair Preparation: which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that il is Kept fully up In it, high
standard and il IS the only reliable and
perfected preparation OF restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
my ~ soft, luStrOuS, and Silkcn. The
scalp, ny its use becomes white and clean.
IL removes al. eruptionS and dandruti,aud
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, rs 1t stimulates and nOur-
iSheS the hair-glandS. by its use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
II restores the capillary glands 10 their
normal vigor. and will create a new
growth except i'm extreme old age. II is
The most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used. rs il requires fewer applicationS,and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
'sncc. \. \. Hayes, VI. H., state ASSayer of
Massachusetts. says: 1.-The constituents
urcpurc, and carefully selected for excel
len; quality: and / consider II the best
preparation for its intended purpoSeS.'s
>olt Jv all Druggists and Dealers IN Medi-
tggYV.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r

- - $4,000 --zsEsss = -
q tsd -
ON AND AFTER NOV. 10, 1871, TRAINS
J will run Daily, except sunday a. fol-
lows. VIZ:
ACCoM'O MAIL. EMPRESS.
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WITHOUT doubt yesterday was a
spring day.
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II. HARTMAN Il Co., are positively
selling out to quit the business. All
goods must be sold. The greatest bar
gains ever offered in Wheeling. Come
and be convinced.
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HAMILToS's celebrated touoie-'le 1
seamless Corset. the best corset IN the
United States, for one dollar.
J. 5. RHODES i Co,
sole agents in Wheeling.W Va
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Two hundred nice speing oyercoatS at
rc.s than cost of manufacture, at the
closing out sale of II. Hartman X Co.
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The City Council will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Tuesday evening.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening,
showed u feet inches in the channel.
The Express will be the Parkersburg
boat this morning at the usual hour,
The Juniata from Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh, passed up Yesterday morning.
The Forest City, from SteubenviIIe,
put imam appearance this afternoon rath-
cr late, but departed for above late in the
evening.
The Grant State, from Portsmouth for
Pittsburgh, is due here tonight.
The Carrie. Brooks from GAINESVILLE to
Pittsburgh, is due here tomorrow morn
ing.
The Mollic Ebert, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, is due here this evening.
The new Hudson will not leave here
for Cincinnati this afternoon, rs was eN-
pccted. She will leave one week from
to-day.
The Courier will be the Parkcrsburs
packets thi. morning at the usual hour.
The Skilingcr from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati will be due here to-day.
Bushes, about the landing Yesterday
was brisk
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For Alpacas, Mohares, and Cashmeres
ow, 20 10 j. W. FERREL'S.
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The rush continues, and if you want
to secure some of the bargains at the
closing out sale Of Il. Hartman Il Co.
You must come soon. The assortment is
good vet both in mems and boys wear
4 LARGE lot of best makes Black
SILK. with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duced prices, just received at
j. ). RHODES & Co.'S.
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ALL the best brands Of Callcoe at
cent. ner ward now J. W. + ERREL.
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An Organ Leading Three Thousand

SINGERS.
The following letter from the most
eminent ofganist in the United States,
rsfels to an organ now used by the Rev.
Dr.. Talmages Church. The organ for
m erlv used, made BIZ another prominent
house, had proved insufficient
NEW YORK, Feb, 4, 1873.
DEAR SIR owe you, personally my
best thanks for sending us (the Brooklyn
Tabernacle Congregation one Of the
Smith American Reed Organs to the
Academy of Music. 1t is perfectly won
dcrful that SO small All instrument IN size
should have sufficient power to lead u
congregation OF 50 many thousand people.
The trustees, as well as myself, are much
pleased with it. The quality of tone is
also all that can be desired. 1t speaks
for itself; and all l have met with who
attend the services, speak OF il rs most
satisfactory. Accept my thanks, and be-
lIeve me to remain most respectfully
yours, GEORGE W. MORGAN,
Orgalist'
Testimonials in great from all
parts Of the United States, England the
! Canadas, and from Missionary Stations
over the World can be shown to prove
the enduring excellence of the American
| Organ.
/ New and elegant styles ofthesc Organs
! Just received and offered on most liberal
/ terms.
ADAMS Il Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
SEE II. Hartman Il Co.'S advertise
ment in another column.
Ten thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
J. S. RHODES & Co.'S.
For Alpacas. Mohares, and Cashmeres
ow, 20 to j. W. FERREL'S.
SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
at give-away price, but must be sold
now, ut j. w. FERRELS.
Two hundred nice speing oyercoats at
rcss than cost of manufacture, ut the
closing out sale of II. Hartman " Co.
SHIRT bOsOms lall linen at ~ cents
each. ut Bells. No. % Eleventh street.
OUT OF SEASON, but got to be sold AT
some price, big line of white goodSi
grcnadiers and silks, corner Main and
10Th streets. d. W. EkREL'
MORE than $4,000 worth OF clothing
and furnishing goods for men and boys
are being sacrificed at the closing out sale
of II. Hartman X Co.
ALL the leading makes of BIeached
and Brown Muslins at New York prices.
J. 5. RHODES X Co.
REMNANTS of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin, remnants of Hamhurgs, cheap
st j. ). RHODES Il Cos.
FERREL:is determined to close out hi.
stock.
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Ten thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. 5. RHODES 4 Co.'S.
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\ FEW over sanguinc people vcntured
To talk about spring yesterday.
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lis anti-brllum times stuSics could be
had three for Il cent.
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Index to. New Advertisements.

Disciples Church.
Flour-M. Reilly.
Stockholders Meeting.
10. O. T. Funeral Notice.
Goshen Chcesc-M. Reilly.
lismilton Opera House-John b.
Cough.
Slatement-Nationat Bank of West
Virginia.
Statement-First National Bank of
Wheeling.
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SHIRT bosoms all linen at ~ cents
each. at Bells, No. % Eleventh street
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We will offer to-day, Striped Dress
Linens for l2!c, original price sac.
GEO. K. TAYLOR Il Co.
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FIVE marriage licenses We're issued lust
week 10y County Clerk Woods.
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BEST A American Percalc, carried
over from last season We will offer
to-day for IS cents.
GEo. K. TAYLOR u Co.
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SHIRT bosoms lall linen at 20 cents
each, ut Bells. No. % Eleventh street.
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SEE H. Hartman IL Co.'S advertise
mcnt in another column.
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OUT OF SEASON, but got to be sold at
some price, big line of white good't
grcnadicrs and silks, corner Main and
10Th streets. d. w. EkkEL'
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by Telegraph

By Telegraph
CINCINNATI. March 5.-Rivcr 80 feet
. niche, and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild. Arrived Andes, Wheeling.
Drpartcd--Exchangc, Pittsburgh; Ella,
White river; Laura Davis, Nashville.
81. LOUIS. March 5.-Arrived-Nellic
Peck. Memphis; Bismarck and Glencoe
New Orleans. Departed-Bclle, Mem
phis. River falling with good deal OF
sharp ice running. Weather cloudvand
mild but thaw not rapid.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.--W Gather clear
and pleasant. River falling, with Is
feet in the canal and - in the chute
Arriyed-Eila and Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati Laura Davis, Pomeroy;
Mary Ann and tow, Grand Lake No. !
and tow. Grand Lake No. and tow,
Sam Miller and Tom, Pittsburgh. De
parted-ElIa, White river; Charles
Morgan, New Orleans; Laura Davis,
Nashville.
EVANSVILLE, March 5.-Weather
cloudy until this afternoon then cleared
UP. but it i now cloudy with the wlhd
from the east since noon and now from
the west. and mercury from SO to so.
Tp-Geo. Roberts, Arkansas Belle, Andy
Baum. Down-Minnesota, Tasaeascon,
Liberty No. with bsrges. lronton.
Business moderate River falling with
80 and $40 on the guage,
CAIRO. March j.-Arrived-Granger,
Ohio river; Idlcwild, Evansville Thos.
Sherlock. Cincinnati. Departed-A. ).
Baker, Mount Vernon John Kyle, Nrw
Orleans; Sharon. South. River 81 feet,
3 inches, and rising since dark. Ner-
curry 4S'.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-River still fail.
ing with 80 feet on the shoals. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived-Shippers
Own. Cincinnati Departed-Eddyville,
Bowling Green, Upper Cumberland.
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MORE than $4,000 worth Of clothing
and furnishing goods for men and boys.
are being sacrificed at the closing out sale
of II. Hartman X Go.
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REMNANTs of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin, remnants of Hamburgs cheap
at j. :. RHODES Il Cos.
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ALL the leading makes Of Blcached
and Brown Muslins at New York prices.
J. :. RHODES X Co.
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FERRELsis determined to close out hi.
stock.
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ADAMS u Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
, 1875-11-25

through the windows. I gased around
to see what damage had bsen done; !
sssn that the first shot I had fred went
clear through the uppers Of . pair OF $l4
boots smashed . 81 so china spittoons
and broke the rocker Of $12 mahsg-
ony horsehair rocking chair. This was
terror. On further examination ] dis-
covered that the second shot dred
smashed % so lamp and Soc: pane Of
glass. The third shot. the one l fired
when he was in the Fireplace and I Ros
30 confnsed. went through 81 80 writ
ing desk which was on the msntiepisce
75c. ink stand and . IS china vase.
This was auful. but it coulcn't be help
ed. It wasn't often boar como to see
us any how and be4ides what was the
vAlue Of them things to my life. Just
th IN . neiRhbuor CAME sloug. Hello. :"
ssys hs. ''ileing yer gun. Phe-e-w
Been skunk round here. hasn't ther."
told him / guessed there had and vent
into the house. Oh. dear. Gear, a skunk.
What on earth would Mrs. Kurr.
Yonrs.in Woe, 10 KURR.
, 1875-11-25

A BEAR SToRy. "A Sn0homiah corrss-
ponden. furni4hes the following story
of his adventure With bear:
l Lad fell very happy s,sse the old
won.su hsdsgone nff writing and SO ]
set up rather late. reading, smoking.
and whistiing. I wasHwoke during the
night bv noise sounding like an ami
NAL wsiking srouxd my room. Ijerketi
my self to sitting posture in bed and
could plainly SEQ the dark s6fm of sonae
ubiect Roing in to the next room. !
jumpei out of bed. and jerksd the door
70 between us and then fumbIed around
for the candle and INA ehes with one
hand and urld the dior with the other.
When had got this done snd the can
die lighted pulled the revolver from
uuder The pillow. exsmined it and
cooked it. then felt qn,te safe and
brave like 90 opsned the door on u
crack aud cautiously psersd ont. Yes!
there was ths bssr.. r..-,As 1 had supposed.
right over there in the cosner BY my
trunk, his eyes Rhssenins in th~ dark
ness like Goals Of 6re and his blsck aud
white ts,l wav,ng in majestic grandeur.
l. slammed tho door shut for l felt
kinder oversxstl.- Presently heard the
bear walking around the room. Yes be
was coming sronpd towards INV DOOR.
just as he wos opposite L put the revoi-
yer under the sill and blazed away l
heard something smash but the bear
went right on to the corner Of the other
room. / ran to the corner of my roOv
and blszsd away again at him, this time
through the partition. Everything WAS
qnist then for lorr time till At last l
peeped ont with revolver and candle in
one hand aud tie knob OF the door in
the other, there he was setting bolt up
right 10 the fireplace. I tried 10 get q
bead on him but before ! conld do NO be-
turnedSa so , ofA hand spring. and l.
fred I then tried to get the door nhut.
but in doing 80. dsoped my revolver aud
candle on the outside, here WAS \ M
what was Ito do; he WAS probably righ,
then by the door and the moment / PM
my hand ont he would pouncs ON it. !
waited gusss for abous.sn houi and q
half. and everything beng very quiet ]
took fresh courage aud opened thG door
on q crack. This time he was away over
in the far corier. In reaching for my
revoIver I;noticed for The tirst time that
the door that led vut on the f. Mt porch
was ON c.sok. this solved the mystery.
hAd vent to bed Gust like ms) With
out shutting the front door. An idea
seized me that il ! could only get the
front door Wide open be would probably
rush out. how was it 70 b dore. All I'd
struck il th4re was the ten loot pole
lad used ,has day got it and cautious
y opened my doot. after series Of fail
uras It las: succsSdsd in getting The
front door wide open. lust y ] had
supposed be went ont. but not on any
rush. either. He toox his time about it
When the arSs rays OF dawn showed
, 1875-11-25

steamer in view Of the high character
Of the commander. who was the last 10
leave the ship-the ycang. noble and
chivalrous gentleman, upon whose life
and chara.:ter no stain. NO reproach had
ever rested; it il melancholy. it 10 pitia
bic that there are to be found among
men characters 50 malicious and instincts
20 base as to assail the memory Of the
dead upon whose fame while living no
breath Of suspicion was ever cast. Ono
of these ehouls-anonymous of course
finds willing medium for his foul
ISLANDERS in tie Oregonian. paper which
bases its sole claim to indepedence npon
its malicious disregard IL personal char j.
acter and the prophecies Of social inter-
course.
It Is assumed b; the anonymous COR
respondent and endorsed BY the editor.
that the accident to the Pacific was CATS
ed by the drunkenessu Of tho comman-
der. and it is based npon the statement
that Captain Howell was seen to take
social glass in parting WITH his friends
at Tacoma. after which no retired to his
state-room and gave oidets that the
steamer should not ssil till he xwoke-
All that may be true; hut the inference
that Capt. Howell ever went to sea
while under the influence Of intoxicat-
ing drink, or ever tasted Intoxicating
drink while al sea. 10 as false as . ma
lacious Imagination could make it.
We knew the young man well. Ours
was the first acquaintance be sorghs in
Seattle; our Office wss the last pfaco he
visited before leaving on his hast voyage.
We know that he made NO acquaintance
here that be did not make fast friend.
aud we know. that the words We have
spoken Of him are ali true. aud OILY re-
gret that we have no. the command Of
language to do filter tribute to 10 noble
y memory.
, 1875-11-25

also noticed that the customers had left
their sandals in this, Whist for . better
term ~ have called An alley>way. TAX.
ing The hint we1lso took od out shoes
and thsn stood upon the bright; clean
nat in our ssocfinss; going up 70 the
codhter ws sAw erystal ear-rings, breast
pins, blesvs buttons sf brcnse and pesr'
Of curious design. clocks, whose disls
were obIong instead Of round. and
whose !" asnds'' consisted Of . har
which CROSSED the dial long;tudinalIy.
dropped towards the bottom "a the
hours grew on. rings Of gold and silver
holding, gems Of many kinds. boxes
that would open on all sides. carved
ivory ornaments # variors kinds tor
which extraordinary priees were asked.
and very lo~ ones accepted. Politely
waited upJh Ne must aay. ws bought y
fsw ssintess and dropped into = furh-
ture daalsf's; here there we're side
boards. writing desks. tables and al
sorts Of things Of peculiar workman
ship. save chairs and b6dsteads which
the japanese do not nse; whence We
went into native Iiqnor store and got
a drink Of NJ ~ / -ee' which Is distilled
from rice and-waieh affects the s'omach
more p..tently than the. head causing o
warmth that is brsclng but which how
ever, it il said, viii inioxicaie; having
thus satisfied ounelves upon the poirt
Of economy we left the kegs sne Jars OF
the wine merchant and entered The
market. A page could be written de-
scriptivs Of the various Gss and mol
lurks. pospoises. cattle fsh. mackerel.
d, e. fsh. eeis. cixms aud soaall oysters.
the famed Kfskeh in Victor Hugo's
81 Toilers Of the sea-, and fish Of Va
riesies innumerable; there were also
small quantities Of beef and nation.
which is used almost exclusively by tho
foreigners. IA animal life is too held sa-
cred by them TO be thus used. vegeS
tables. common and uncommon aud
which would take d botanist to name.
10 queer .wrre soue uf them.
Passing out through the gates that
enclose the market past the money
changes" with 'h-ir long lengths Of
cash" "rempos. ""boOs" Rlus. etc i.
We once more stood npon the smooth
street greatly marveling at what we had
seen.
From the Ensikee We proceeded IL
make our arrangements for the j'u'ne,
To the g1.at image Of Daibu'z and the
Temples Of HxtcLimsn Sama God "f
war Dai Kakee ssma. God Of wealth.
Arima.ls Sama Goddess OF rsefcy a.
Hasse. Mara, the sacred Island Of En-
o lin. and otber sights Of which IN an
other number We shall describe. :.
, 1875-11-25

4" The huilfsing .ontaininR the several
Ministerial Department o4Sces to the
Mikado at Toxic.
-EorsiRner or alien haters.
formerly rtrainers to the feudsl lords
prior to 1868.
, 1875-11-25

Foreigners in, Jnpan cali Japanese
servants e Boy" in contradistinction te
the word JoLn:" rsed iT China.