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eeous collection. Then she would set
Mr.. jay up on a hickory limb opposite
the great American Eagle, in a very
conspicuous place, where he would be
the observed Of all observers. She
thinks Mr.. Jay the only person. who
prophesies a failure of the Centennial.
The Alta suggests that Mr.. Jay had
better, next time, try his pen upon a
hornets nest and let the Centennial
alone,
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w MONOPOLY.

The voice of the people Is unmistak-
ably directed at the present time
againt monopoly. Land, railroad,
manufacturing, and trade monopolies
are popularity in bad order; and this
prejudice, in the main, is just, although
list application is, in some instances,
perhaps, unfairly made. The publish
ing firm of Bancroft & Co., of San
Francisco, by their efforts to unite all
the departments OF their industry un-
der n roof, have incurred the dis
pleasure of many business rivals, who
accuse them of q desire to monopolize
the book and stationery trade of the
coast. Whatever may be the merits OF
the respective sides in this quarrel, IL
is evident that Hubert Bancroft, for
merly at the head of the firm, has de-
veloped in All unmistakable tendency
to monopoly in a literary way, which
will be most favorably and thankfully
regarded by every citizen of the Pa
cific Coast. For fifteen years he has
laid his Unsuitable grasp on every OBJ
tainable book, pamphlet, and manu-
script relating in any way to the Pa
cific States. Every corner OF Europe
and America has been ~ransacked, and
literary treasures, before scattered over
the whole world, have constantly ac-
cumulated on the shelves of the Pa
cifc library. While, however, this
library is in itself an honor to the coast,
it is not alone for its forma
ton that Mr.. Bancroft deserves the
thanks of our citizens, but for the use
he makes of his collections. Not con
tent with having accumulated the
books, he aspires to the privilege of
making their contents public property.
To do this work he devo,es the remain
der OF his life and money. The char
acter of the work he has the disposition
and ability to do is guaranteed by the
volumes that have already appeared
on the Natfve Races, a work of infinite
research and importance. Mr.. Ban
croft's literary zeal is as rare in this
business age as it is praiseworthy, and
all will wish him life and health to
complete his task and to enjoy the
fame his labor must bring him.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM


Political Notes from San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.
In the Democratic Municipal Con-
vention last night resolutions requir-
ing pledges from nominees To condemn
the present water supply and solicit
bids for furnishing a better and more
abundant supply, were tabled, as an
insult to the party.
A.. j. Bryant and p. Crowley, no. nj
neos for Mayor and Chief of Police,
respectively, against whose candidacy
serious objections had been urged, APP
peared before the convention and re-
piled to the charges against them TO the
satisfaction of the members.
The Anti Piper wing last night in.
dorsed the nomination of Crowley.
Fire at Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. Is.
This evening a fire burned four coal
and wood sheds of the Railroad Coin-
pany on Jibboom street, fifteen cars
loaded with wheat, and damaged the
Pioneer Flour Mills and Gas Works.
LOSS, $4,000.
Mrs. Hill Will Recover.
CARSON, New, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Hill, of Churchill county, shot
by a ChinamaE, is in a fair way of le-
covery.
Terrible Sand Storm.
YUMA, A. T., Aug. Is.
There was a terrible wind and sand
storm here last night, accompanied by
slight rain.
The California Stumpers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.
Bidwell replied to S%argent's accuse
tons concerning his land claim last
night at Sacramento.
Irwin and Hamilton addressed a
large meeting at Santa Rosa.
Phelps spoke at HOLSTER last night
and al Gilsoy the evening before.
Mrs. Norton's New TriaI-SenatOr
Booth Heard rom.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Norton's new trial begins to-
morrow.
Senator Booth and party visited San
J Buenaventura to-day, addressed a
meeting and returned here this even
ing en- route for Los Angeles.
The Miller Case Continued.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 10.
The case of the defaulter Miller came
up in the Municipal Court this morn
ing. A letter was read from q partner
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PARTF.

The so-called Independent party OF
California is the most remarkable or
g~anization Of the age. Indeed, we
risk but little in promising that moth
ing halfso wonderful was ever dreamed
OF in the whole political history of the
world. We took the trouble yesterday
OF running owe estern exchang.
% with the view Of figuring out, If pos
sible, just what manner ofinstitution it
Is and just what it amounts to, as a
party, where 1t is popularity supposed
10 be Of rankest growth. We found
that In thirteen counties it has no or
g~anization whatever, and nc candi-
dates. In seven counties it has fused
with the Democrats on the basis of an
equal division of the offices, man for
man. In six counties it has gone in
with the Republicans, "share and
share alike" just as it did with the
Democrats in the seven. In nine
ties it has made up its tickets from the
nominees Of the two old parties, not
venturing to place a man of its own in
the field. In nearly all of the remain
ing counties it has taken one or
candidates from either of the other
parties, thus narrowing down the real
simon pure Dolly Warden tickets.
without ~entangling alliance with other
organizations, to less than a dozen
counties all told; and this is to-day the
situation Of the great reform party III
California. But the attitude of the
Dolly Warden organs and stumpers
toward the old parties is the funniest
thing Of all this ridiculous business.
They miss no opportunity to denounce
both the Democratic and Republican
parties as rotten to the core, when the
truth is that at least four-tifths of their
own candidates are drawn from the
old parties. There is consistency for
you, but it Is the kind Of consistency
born Of cheek and brazen impotence,
and subordinating everything TO per-
sonal success and self aggrandizement.
1t must be obvious by this time to the
most casual observer that the securing
OF the spoils of office is the sole leading
idea as reflected in Dolly Vardenisn.
Stripped of all party buncoms, the
hope Of public plumber Is all there is in
1t. The Abolitionists in the early days
and the Democrats during the war ran
tickets all over the country when
neither had the slightest hope ~ofsuccess,
but no man ever knew either to COM
promise . principle just for the sake oil
elscting q few petty local officers. Flu
sions and combinations were not in
their line. They preferred to nominate
and to vote for men representing their
sentiments, even though they knew In
advance that defeat was certain. How
different is the spectacle presented by
the sham Dolliesf With the latter the
hope of gain is the all pervading senti
ment, as is shown in the alacrity with
which they stultify themselves in re-
lation to every cardinal doctrine Of
party faith by cooperating with either
Of the old parties, just IS chance
and circumstances may dictate, but al.
ways with an eye single to the spoils
and the inducements offered for secur.
ing the greatest share thereof. This Il
Vardenism in California.
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l.

We have the following additional
particulars of the Churchill tragedy,
To which alluson was made yesterday:
About 9o'clOck on the night OF the
18th instant, just as the family was re-
firing, the C~Ginanlan, no was a do
nestle in the employ of the family,
rushed mp to Mrs. Hill, who was in
her room, saving five men were try
ing tn kill him, and Immediately coIn-
menced firing at her. Two shots took
effect, n in her side, which is the
most serious, and the other in the hip.
Mrs. Hill screamed and fell to The
floor, when the Chinanan escaped to
an adjoining wash-house, where he
was afierward found dead, having
killed himself. No is assigned
tor the shooting other than that the
China nan was in-ane. Drs. Bergman
and Bishop report Mrs. Hill doing
well, and hopes are entertained that
her wounds will not prove faial. The
Hill family Is we'll and favorably
known, and the sad affair has caused
deep regret in the community.
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of st. Mary's Hospital was per.
formed yesterday afternoon by Bishop
O'Connell of Marysville, in whose do.
cese Virginia il included. The location
il at Van Bokkelen's Gardens, near
the foot of Union street, tho land hav-
ing been purchased some time ago for
the purpose. The grounds comprise
six acres. In the corner stone (Which
is twenty inches long by ten wide
were placed the name OF the reigning
Pope Plus TX, the bishop Of the dio-
cese, the pastor of the church and par
| sh, Rev. Father Monogue, and of the
President Of the United States; also,
copies OF the Virginia Epening Oron-
icfe, Enterprise, Gold Hill News and
Monitor Of San Francisco of the latest
dates, with various gold and silver
coins, issued by the Carson Mint dur.
ing the present year. Tie ceremonies
were of an interesting character and
appropriate 10 the occasion.
A horrible murder occurred at Ben.
ton, near the ESmeralda county line,
last Wednesday. Following are the
| particulars: James Walsh, commonly
known as "Club-foot Welch," was
| walking arm in arm with ID. II. Lewis
at the hour above mentioned, wher
OI0 VII. DitPtCO aPp 'Ou'iicu tiiCiil
and placing the muzzle Of a double,
barrel shotgun close to his victim fired
the contents of one barrel into his lef
breast, killing Walsh instantly. The
murderer WAS Immediately arrested
and placed in custody. A Caroner's
jury subsequently summoned founG
y verdict in accordance with the abovs
facts. The murderer, Dieplee, is sal,
to have held an old grudge agains
| Walsh, which finally resulted in thi,
assassination. Much Indignation wa,
felt among the citizens Of Benton. ant
talk OF lynching was freely INDUCED
in.
Sickness among children prevails t.
an alarming extent in Gold Hill ant
Virginia. There were nine deaths il
the two places Sunday, two in Coli
Hill and seven in Virginia. All O
these were children.
d. r. Sessions, principal of the Stat
University, has gone to San Francisco
to purchase a set of Instruments fl
the University-globes, tools for th,
teaching of Astronomy, philosophy
chemistry, etc.
Following Is the product of the mine
Of Storey county, for the quarter end
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A LIVE PAPER.-This is the appel
lation in which the Virginia EUening
Chronicle delights, and of all the prints
in Nevada it seems best entitled to that
distinction. 1t is smart, sprightly and
newsy in an eminent degree, and un-
der the able management of It's present
proprietor, d. E. Mccarthy, a thor
ough going newspaper man., it is said
be increasing rapidly both in infu-
ence and popularity. Among many
other improvements the Chronicle has
lately donned a bran new dress, which
adds very materially to the excellence
of its typographical appearance and
general make up. Esteemed as one Of
most readable OF our State ex-
changes, we n sincerely pleased to
note this substantial testimony Of pros-
perity, and hope that 1t may continue
in the full tide Of success until there Is,
for It's wide-awake proprietor, "inil-
lions In It,"
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O EIC N w S.
A Yacht Carrying the Royal Fam
fly Sinks Another Vessel.

LONDON, Aug. Is.
The steam yacht, carrying the
Queen and Royal Family, while cross
ing from Osborne To Portsmouth this
afternoon, collided with and sunk the
schooner yacht Mi>eltoe. The latter
was struck amid>hips and cut in two
and sunk Instantly. A party of ladies
and gentleman we're on board the
Miseltoe, three of whom were drowned
and one killed. None of the Royal
Family were damaged, and their yacht
was but slightly injured.
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We protest against the SENTINEL
calling the Piutes 'shiftless." Plenty
Of them can he see any day on the
streets OF Virginia with foul or hve
each.-Enterprlse.
The editor Of the Enterprise doubt
less knows the truth whereof he az
firms.
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For CoRoNER.-The Democrats of
San francisco have nominated DR.. r.
Beverly Cole for Coroner. This is
probably the best nomination made by
any party for any Office in the city.
DIR. Cole is one Of the squarest men on
the Pacific Coast.
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SARATOGA Is convulsed over the
hopeless attachment of a colored wait
er for a rich and beautiful belle.
While waiting at table, he mutters in
her ear, "Hope you'll nebber forget
me, missee," and "De Debil himself
couldn't stop me fotchin' you dat wa
termelon."
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OF N. Greene Curtis sta,;r.
latter was still too i'll to attsra mat the
case, and asking further con'; 10 the
On motion 0 the District Altorance.
continuance was granted Till the ' sy.s
Railroad Meeting ut San
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 10
Ihere was a large and enthn.;s
railroad meeting here last 'astic
Speeches were made by Democrasn'ng.
Republicans, all denouncing Wiissnd
ton and supporting Houvhton any, assglh'
Texas Pacific Railroad project. A'u NE
Huntington telegraphs from
geles that his engineers will MAJ u'
reconnaissance from hereto n,akea
mediately. 1t was stated tho, I'M
tington, while here, spoke Of ths nuh'
ocratic candidate for Compress = Dem-
district as "their man Wigginton.p '"i'
A Mine OF Pure silver.
FLORENCE, A. r.. Auo 10
Ihere Is u great excitement in n.
Pinai mines. A vein of pure silver
six inches square, has been strnck i,
the Atherius mine, from which thraa
men have taken out $40, 900 in the my.
two days. Fifty persons have exa a,'
ined this new silver discovery and nrn
nounce 1t the richest ever fonnd ~
America. 1t sets the Silver King in
the shade. 30"
New Morning Paper-small.pox-
miscellaneous.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aup 10
The new morning paper. the Iedoer
will appear on Saturday morning i,
will be published at the Office Of tho
Daily Post, and probably will be a sorf
of a morning edition of that paper.
The smallpox has made its appear.
ance in the Western Addition. A nnm.
Der of cases are reported on Poll
street.
Howard Colt resumed his duties 40
caller in the San Francisco Stock Board
this morning. A bonus of $1,000 was
voted Harry Logan, who acted in his
absence.
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CHANGED TO A DAILY.-The prOprie-
tors of the Elko Independent have
changed the issue of their Journal from
weekly to daily. The first number o.
the daily reached us yesterday. 1t is
about the size of the Reese River Re
veille, and makes a very creditable APP
pearance. Elko county is one Of the
richest in the State, both in mineral
and agricultural resources, and its peo-
pie are abundantly numerous and able
to support asmall daily paper in good
shape. If they but consult their own
best interests they will second in a
hearty and substantial ann the eff
forts of the publishers of the Daily m
dependent to bring their section and its
many advantages prominently before
the public. A daily paper, no matter
how diminutive may be its proportions,
is vastly better for the advancement Of
the material we'll being Of a commu.
nifty than q weekly publication, even
of much greater pretensions. We hope
our new daily contemporary may live
long and prosper.
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THIRST DAY-TROTTING Pukoh, M.
for ali buggy horses in the COUNTY !. ten
reka; heats two in three TO hain''''
per cent. entrance. ....
RUNNING PURSE. $500, hall mle esnt,
two in three ssia ,Ies III ir2 p pounds.
SECOND DAY-Trotting, Purse sov present
date. Aug sth; heats. three in i've 70 D''
ness: twenty-five per cent. entran.e,a and
In each race, three or more 70 q nv Ssc.
three 10 start. Irotting race governor "
ramento rules. ..onrie.
The above purses are given BY tns p an Sep.
tors OF the track. Entrance c,osci pK0S,
TENDER 7th.
aus WfF |
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BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL ro THE DAILY sENr1NEL.l
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ZEE

Phoebe. Aug. l4-infant child Of John Rich.
ards.
Carlshafer, Germany, July Is, IS75-Mn.
Henrietta Armer. wife Of +. G.. Armer, Of
Mineral Hill. Nov, aud formerly Of Neys.
da City, Cal, aged "a years.
Winneniucca. August 81 rank L. Weiscn.
berg. u aiivo OF New loik, aged Is years.
Reno, August A. Edward H.. son Of b. 7. and
Harriet p. james. aged . days.
Virginia. Augustl2-f annie, wife Of Samuel
Rice, of Gonoa.
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New Morning Representations
Miscellaneous.
MARRIED.

Eureka. August bat st. Brendan's Churct
by the Rev. Father Hynes, Thomas kehoe
Of Cherry Greek, White Pine county. "a
Miss Hannah Logan. of the same place,
Reno, August l3-hichsrd Dabb to Miss r.
j. Burrows. both OF Virginia.
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BORN.

Sheridan, August 15-to the wife Of Charles
Nathan. a daughter.
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The Illinois X KIux.

DU QUOIN, IT., Aug. Is.
The latest news from the seat of war
I'm franklin county says two arrests
have been made since the fight. Great
excitement prevails around Benton.
The Sheriff is in close pursuit of the
remainder OF the band.
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Indian Affairs.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, Aug. IS.
The Sioux Commission started from
Fort Thompson ON the steamer Duriee
yesterday morning.
A report was brought into Yankton
Agency to-day by All Indian hat the sol
diers and indians had some trouble on
SATURDAY., and that one OF the Indians
was killed and several others wounded.
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NEW Y.
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An Outrage by a Railroad Condue-
tor.

ST. PAUL, Aug. IS.
A freight conductor on the Lake
Superior Railroad, named King. was
accused by a half breed Chippewa
through the Chicago County Post of
having attempted to outrage a halt
breed girl. a passenger on his train
from Kettle River to Hinckley on the
7th instant. King has been suspend
ed from the c%ompany's employ pend
ing the investigation. He denies the
charge.
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Threatened ImsurrectiOn n Mas
sacre Of Whites by Negroes.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. IL.
Eighty negroes we're arrested to-day
and lodged in Jail on account OF a re-
ported attempt at Insurrection by them.
The alleged plot contemplated the
massacre OF whites on the 10th instant.
No further trouble is apprehended.
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The Body Of m Missing AerOnaut
Found.

VHICAUO, hTIp. TO.
The finding of the body of w. s.
Grimwood, the unfortunate aeronaut,
is confirmed in every particular. The
/ apers and memoranda found upon
the body were received this morning
at the Journal office and will be pub
lished this afternoon. The editor OF
that paper was unwilling to furnish
the memoranda to the press until 1t
was published in his own issue to-day,
and it is thought impossible to indi-
ate the character of the notes or the
amount of information in regard to the
voyage which they contain.
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OST or stolen-BAnk book No. 80 $40, OF the Emi.
~ grant Industrial Savings Dank. rhe Under will %
rewarded on leaving II ~ the bank, Of Chambers st.
MARY BARRY, Deposition.
$40 REWARD yaidsI g. setter bitch yhis and
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Bubble tIutlt,s.
NQTgEGPEE az THE }bk fAtHFioF tANRS AND
CRY or NKw YoRk, DEPARrNEsT on fINAscED
BuRRAu or ARRK AIRS. ,Iuiy I9J,

h
BUREAU or ARE Rs, July L. 1875.
Ter OF the city OF New York, the undersigned hereby
gives puDlc notice. pursuant TO the provisions Of the
act entitled An Act for the collection Of taxes asse g.
ments and CrOtOn water rents IN the city OF New York
and TO amend the several acts relative hereto passed
April 1871 that the respective OF All the lands
aud tenements on which assessments have been LAID
and confirmed, and are now due and unpaid, and have
assessments, for regulating, grading, curb gutter
and paving streets, naggng sidewalks and Oss Walks
fencing and nhg lots building sewers, cu,Yerts, un,
deIground drains, &c, cOnhrmeI prior to January,
1879 are required to pay the amount OF the assess.
ments due ana renaili Ing unpaid u the CIerk OF
Arrears 4 his office In the finance Dep rtment the
new court House IN the city OF New York together
cent. per annum, to the time OF payment, with the
charges OF TINS notice aud advertisement.
Aud n default shall De made In such paymenta
such lands and tenements will be sold at pu lie auc
ton, At the new Court House, In the City Han Park In
the CITY Of New York, Tuesday OCTOBER o. 1876 at
l2l twelve O'Clock, noon for the lowest term OF years
al which any person shall offer to take the same In
meltso due and unpaid, and the interest thereon as
Aforesaid to the time OF the sale aud together with the
charges OF this notice and advertisement AL other
charges and coats accrued thereon.
Anu that such sale will be continued from time to
time until AL the lands and tenements here advertised
for sale shall be sold.
And notice Is hereby further given thatA detailed
statement OF the assessments, the ownership Of the
property on which the assessments due and unpaid
Is published ~ pamphlet, and that copies OF the
pamphlet are deposited Ia the once OF the Clerk OF
Arrears. in the Finance Department and will be deliy.
cred 10 any person applying for the same
A. 8. CADY Clerk OF Arrears.
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t1lantto- -ttmr,es.


A -NOTICE.-Ladles after looding everywhere
"A please call al The Sewing Machine Stitching Com
pAnyH lii Blocker st., and at .l3 Az A. nrst 10 lr
Nc have every week 6OD dozen flannel anu calico
ntts TO give out We pay from 81 to s. per Dozen and
i've ' Vr,, Tofk terms on machine 81 per week, We
Ior Two years, aud nlow 20 per cent. sal les,
ATodDi GRAND ST., n. Y, Is the Desl and most
- '1ahle plate 70 get anew sewing machine Of Sing.
gre, Hlna Wheeler Wilson'S Domesuc &c terms
~ W ne"k. Machines exchanged. rented and re-,
PAneu We FURNISH plenty of good paying work shrts
spr1hs Wrappers AMI uudergarments given out, good
hhhus MAKE 10 per wees best place nearly an street
Ssls run neaI tne store kemeUner, lgl. W. PIMMEL.
A -"IMLs GlltLSii GIRLSiii
~ ,msahSu inluiellat ~ Tor Good Situations.
hiShhSI WAGES; PLENTi OF PLACES
~ ODtLLb EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
100 Vest 3ith st.. cor. BroadWay.
A h0M 70 never perfect un.ess 1t contains one Of
n our nRht running Home sewing machines which
never gets out Of order, sold on easy terms SaIes
.oom oSo broadway, few good canYassers wanted.
"A LL Kinds new sewing machines for sale 10 rant or
ASnAnge also, bought and repaired good SECOND
s.no. very cheapl monthly payments. 100 canal 81
A oN,EAT and iiaX young sirs taught 20 operate
@As VuV VhAIke AoO plenty ~ work after.
Q. a.. Smith. o6i sIh az.
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A -NOTICR-The best way to buy any Kind OF new
N sowing machne.-Wc Will sell you machine on 70
monthly payments, TO he paid IN work YOU make one
dozen skirts, for which we pay -. II Will REQUIRE ony
nsh you all the work You can DO the year round ana
tlst 9th St. opposite Stewars New YORK; and JOhn.
son st. near Fulton IT,. Brooklyn. Good ehemises only
40 cents.
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N,.tln9s.

"HQi fOH FLDRIDA "a public meeting OF
- tle seville Cooperative Colony OF Florida Will
DC heid on Wednesday evening, the 10Th Inst at nv
O'Clock Al Hu6ners Hotel ~ BoverY. All Interest
In such an enterprise art cordially invited
q. W. q, DREHKR, Secretary.