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NEW LAW BOOKS,

Revised Statutes of United States.
UNI ed States Statutes, vol. IS, Forty-thtrd Con-
gresS.
Revisedstnutes relating TO the District Of Co
lumbia post Dads and treaties.
Revised Statutes Of the District of Columbia,
(separate.1
Rules OF Practice, Supreme Court, District OF
Columbia. 3
MacArtkur's Reports, vol. 1, Supreme Court
d. @.
Best on Evidence, vol. 1. Morgan's Notes.
Wells Every Man his Own Lawyer, CCentennial
edition-) ~
Drake ON Attachment. Fourth edition.
Bumps Law and Practice OF Bankruptcy.
sddIson ON Contracts, vol. j, American edition.
Law OF Literature, vol. /. Morgan.
History OF Trial by jury By William For
syth. NJ. A.
Whitman's Patent Cases, Supreme Court U. 8.
A large stock OF School Book, for use N the
pubic and priv ate schools in the city for sale az
~ WI. o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Stattoners-
sepsoLtf AS PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
LATRoBBs ONLY 80.

LATRoBEs ONLY 80.
Housekeepers, you can get any Of the best make
Of Latrobe Stoves. set to heatone room above, for
$40, at Taylor & Young's, Az Ninth street, near
E. See advertisement.
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON
the embodiment Of strength and power, but how
few are aware that It is this same element in the
system that gives us strength and vigor, and that
an nsufhciency Of 1t causes weakness and debility
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide OF iron, is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitaliZng element.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARIoR PAPER,
Is and 80 cents, and nice window shades for s71k
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen. at lowest prices al Tubman's
4l3 Ninth street northwest.
THURsToN's IvoRY PRARI. TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle.s gyss7
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovB CLKANHR
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPeoN's PoMApB OPTIMB Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and nifty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTKRs arc Sthe
very best. All sold BY druggists.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TTM. KNIBE z Co.'S =
@sfWORLD-RENOWNED PIANOS
Grand. Square Grand. Square and Upright
THE BEST MADE.
The fkvorite McCammon Pianos, with new PAT
Also. a lsrss assortment OF Pianos, which nave
been in use short time; for sale and SEM -
low prices. Tuning and repairink PIISGTF3s =
seneeu W - piano Warero0ms. a
"a Eleventh street, few doors above Penn ave
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EXCURSIONS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A LII THE NEW BOOKS AS FAST AS
"A PUBLISHED.
The latest American and English novels
standard novels in paper covers, 50 and rs cents
All the Popular MonthliCs and Qaarterlies.
very low.
Fancy note paper and envelopes in great variety,
Orders by mail promptly executed.
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
oc20-Im + and Ninth streets
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TRIAL SHOOTING.
Our Rifle Team.

For several weeks past the members of the
Protective Game Club, Of which Colonel ]. o. p.
Burnside is president and Major NJ. A. Tsppan is
secretary, have been making preparations for
the formation of rife team, which will be present
at the Centennial Exposition. 1t was decided at
the last meeting of the club chat the first trial for
the selection Of the best shots to compose the
team should take place yesterday on the Arsenal
grounds. Accordingly several crack rihemen
and others interested were early at the place ap-
pointed. The contestants FIRST shot at distance
Of 800 yards, and the OF perfect shots is as
follows, each man being allowed to fire i've times:
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-UuRKS On ART, ARCHITECTURE AND
w DkAWING.
WARREy CRGATE a co.'s


Painters, scuiptors, Archi ects and Engrayers
and their Works. Handbook. By Clara
Erskins Cems ihi;s.,rs
zeal, Theoretical and Practical, Yo., Sheep
crcsyI sncyciopGdia Of Civil Engineering, His
torical, Theoretical and Practical. Three thou
sand engTavings, ], 752ptges, Vo., sheep. New
edition In a, co5n;isS roI nv
earliest time to the present day. By James Fer
gnson, vols
History OF Art. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, 2 vols,
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated Half calf. go
The Grammar OF Painting and Engraving Trans
lated from the French by Kate Newell Doggett.
Numerous nlustrations.......,. ........-....e6O
Elementary History Of Art. An Introduction to
Painting and Music. By N. D'Anyers. u ~ y,
Architecture for General Students By Caroline g.
Hsndbook OF Legendary and Neurological Art.
BY Clara Erskine Clement WIN aescnps11See
rbanShts ISout Art. By Philip &. Hsmerton. O
6hsnmanfs,s American Drawing Book A man
uaf for the amateur. 8oVV
Smiths American Text Books or Art Education,
Hermes Studies. Ornamental Alphaoets, Draw
in H eSe above works In stock, and supplied at
pnbiishersi prices. Books sent BY maui postage
nee, On in Wsshineton for Braun,s Autotypes-
noe remarkable reproductions OF the Great Pic
IN res nd Sculptures of the old masters.
'1romnIete stock OF Drawing Materials.
WARREN CHOATE co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND SfATTONERS.
se2stf vernon Row.l 80 Penn avenue.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
DISTRICT CENTENNIAL AfIRPRISEl

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER
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MEDICAL.
LEGAL.

TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding spe,
cial Term, Il tiers testsmentary on the personal
estate OF SARAH A. g. CHARLTON, late OF the Dis
triet of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF OCTOBER
next: they may otherwis e by law De excluoed rom
Given under my hand, this 1sth-day of October,
i0 ocScsO-wsw- BENJAMIN CHARLTON.
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psHGURITIuH OF THE GREEK SLAVE
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VEGETINE.

THElGREAT REPUTATION
which vEoET1SEhas attained in IAN. parts of the
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DR. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.

seyenoaks, story OF to-day. SIS
Victorian Poets. by Z. G. Stedman. go
Forty years In the TuI kish Empire, by Rev.
The ODD One, BY A. NJ. Payne ................ LIS
Our New Minister, by +. G. Perryman..... LOO
full supply Of Medical Books on hard.
Al WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
ocI6-tf sls seventh sfreet
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court-In General Term.

Justices wylie, Macarthur and Humphreys
present.
Harris vs.. johnson. Appeal. Decree below az
frmed, with leave to have reference to auditor.
Pendleton VS.. Parker. Argument commenced
nv Mr. Elliott
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HENRY B. SEARLE,

ARCHITECT.
ne ss'r''s ., Ss.Esss.. E''' once =
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A Night in Wonder Land.

At Odd Fellows hall, Saturday evening next,
bill OF unusual excellence and merit Will be pre-
sented. The performers are Prof. y. Palmer,
Messrs. Scott Hanley, W. G. Ralton and Miss
Minnie May. Besides the wonders to be per-
formed by Prof. Palmer, including the suspension
of young lady in the air by the power Of will
alone, representing while suspended beautiful
living ststuary, Mr.. Hanley will appear in his
marvellous feats of contortion, and accomplish the
extraordinary feat Of having an immense granite
Stone broken on his breast. He will also appear
in his celebrated act entitled the I" Fire Demon"
Prof Palmer will also introduce the mirth-pro-
voking mystery Of the Dsrkey and the Talking
Head" As there will be but one performance by
this company, we advise all who wish to spend Q
pleasant evening to visit Odd Fellows hall Sat
urdsy night. Tickets have been placed at fifty
cents, with twenty-five cents for children.
Annie Louise Cary.
American pride will be gratifed with the news
that our famous contralto, Annie Louise Gary, is
winning golden opinions on the continent Of Eu-
rope. At st. Petersburg she stepped at once into
a glorious fame, and has been made the recipient
there Of most distinguished honors from the Court
and nobility, and Of many rich and valuable pres
ents. Her European reputation bids fair to rival
that OF the greatest singers, and she is certainly
comforting distinction upon her own country in the
world of art. In the list of the great contraltos
Of the world her name is one OF splendid lustre.
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GINES HEALTH, STRENGTH
AND APPETITE.

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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DISTRICT ENTERPRISES.
A Galley for the Centsunial.

has not had an engagement since.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

However obscure the causes may be which contrib
ute 70 render nervous debility disease 50 prevslent
affecting Is il does nezrly onehan Of our adult popo-
lasoa is melancholy facs that day by day, and year
hy yesr Ne witness most fightinl increase Of ner-
vous Affections from the slightest neur@giS 70 the
more grave and extreme forms Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19
VIGOR TO THE MIND

Removing Ambsd sensitflfty, Depression Of Shirt.
Dsmentis and Aelsneholi1.
fnce $40 Large size. 500 Each package q
Cornlal Balm contains one box u the Tonic Pills
which may also De had sepzraasy a. 50 css Der box
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19
Why We HAFE So M.SY RICH BAc1

Why We HAVE SO MANY RICH BACH
ELoRs.-0ur large cities are crowded |
with rich. unmarried men, afraid Of the |
expense Of supporting the gilded butter !
Fly wife Of the present day. There is
bachelor who resides at a hrst-elass no. |
tel in one Of our large cities whose H.
come is $4,000 = year, and still be
says be can't afford to get married He
is proud fellow, and says a single man
can Lave the best horses, best room, and
the best box at the opera. IF / should
get married" be said, Il should have to
stint myself or overdraw ny income"
How Is that" asked friend. We'll,
now, come into the parlor and l will
show you You see ladies are extrava-
CANT nowadays; they dress 50 much
more than in Europe. / mean, they do
not wear rich diamonds like the women
Of Florence and Milan. but they wear
rich dresses. laces. shawls and furs.
Now, I'm proud. and / would not want
my wife Outdressed. so have to keep
out Of the marriage business Do you
see that lady there ~ be said. pointing
to fashionable caller Yes" well.
she has on 800 panniered. wattaued.
pOlOnaised, brown gross grain dress, and
l am satisfied to wear $50 coat. She
wears $1,000 camePs hair shawl and a
$500 set Of sable. while wear a $40
overcoat. She wears $40 bonnet and
/ wear an IS hat. She wears $500
: worth Of point applique and point sugile
while / wear sc shirt. Her shoes cost
, SIS. mine sl2. Her ordinary morning
jewelry. which is changed every year.
E not counting diamonds, costs $500, min,
: $50" We'll. how does it foot up p
why, the clothes she has on costs222;
and mine cost $500. and that is onlr
a one Of her dozen outfits, while have
IS say three. The fact Is" be said. grow
; ing earnest. Il couldn't begin to live II
e brown stone front with that woman
and keep up Appearances to match-car
d riages, church. dinners, opera, and sea
l. side for $4,000. I'd have to become
7 secOnd-rate man. and live in an eightee
It part Of the city. and that III Be hange
y If | do" and be sluDg his fist down II
t. 70 nice silk nat in the excess Of hi
IN earnestness- This explains in nutsbe
* Why 50 many Of our rich bachelors oil
be jet to becoming q beDedict-Bosto
rs Gsans.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

The pEoprietOr o. this medicine has walked ti.e
asles q he hospitals q L0nd0n- Eng for Tie last
twenty ye4sa making rheumatism spictzlty. and the
prescription frUn which this remedy Is eosnr,1rrIe5
y Al ne ever used IN TIE Treatment % tins disezse
In simpae cases sonetines one o. two doses euf6es
40 e mos cnronc cases Il = sure = give x.y BY the
use Of t5o Or tire oottles- By this efent and SIM
pc remedy hundreds " dolArs saved 70 those who
can least afford 70 throw away a. surely il 10 b. The
purchase q nseiess PRESCRIPTIONS.
Lei any sunerer wh0 rs@ds shis EurchAse q small
bottle and AXE II according The instructions around
he pAek1se and Il VII take long 70 eonvinee them
Ia p@slng ooctsr' fees Is money thrown away
Lilsnen.@ y al kDok are useless Price 81 5otsie
Ihis nsaene Il for sale a. AZ Druggists throughout
S@A41A ARD The Iuitsd Slztes- II Il happens that
eeof AsnEst has No. got Il in stock asa him = send
~ 4 = he EholesaAe Agents. GEORGE e.
GOODWIN a. CO., Ne. - Hnnover $780,
Beslsnf SMITH, DOOLITTLE & SMITH,
- Ircmenf -, Besten W. ". WHIPPLE
q To- MAKE e9l1res Psrxlandt G.. n.
MAkTIN a. co., 1o3 Main -. 4szesr1.
New Hmwpuhire.
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BOTTOM PRICES
HATS, CAPS,
FL O 8 &

Ready made Clothing. Heavy COttonsde Pants SlsO
Per PAIR. fun line Of Ladies Childrens' and Gents
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Large Additions

To H. 30 We can boast Of stock superior 70 any
have ever had; consisting OF all the novelties and
sDbstantials OF the season We have marked down 70
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

OF the bsttle OF Bunker Hin is past and old things
have became neg- The year OF ISIS wiz resound with
the martial tread Of hosts celebrating the victories
won by our f0re-falhers . century ago We have
Bunker Hill Valley Forge, or YORK Town. but We do
this day proclaim cheap iTces IN every thing have
in our large stock, and have receHLly made
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MANHOOD, W0MAkH00D &
NERVOUS DISEASES.

sHh"hs - -
NERVOUS DISEASES.
A Book for Every Man,
JUST published by the Peabody Medical institute; 8
new edition az the celebrated medical work entitled
MISREPRESENTATION. il treats upon MANHOOD.
how lost how regained and how perpesuzsed. cause
and cure Of EXHAUSTED vrrALTTT. lxroIEScx, Pre-
mature Decline in Man. sIermatOrrhOea- or seminal
Losses nocturnal and diUrnz. Nervous and Physical
Debility. HypochOndria Gloomy FOrehcdings Mental
Depression. Loss Of Energy. H&sgSrd CoOntenAnce.
Confusion Of Mind and Less q Memory Impure Safe
Of Blood and AL diseases arising from the
rOUr OF The indiscreiOns Of years
II is indeed a book for every man young and mid
dle-zsed men in particular. 500 p%Sss. bO0ad an
beautiful French cloth, illustrated, price only 81
Book for Every Woman
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN. AND
HER DISEASES or. W5mGn fg-ated Of FzysiO1ogi
oally aad PzlegieaLly, in healah ana disease. from
I.fGRey 20 Odd Aga $50 pages bound in beautiful
French cloth With the very best prescriptions for
prevailing diseases Priee 81
A Book for Everybody.
The Peabody Institute has also just published new
book treating exclusively Of NERVOUS AND MEN
TAI DISEASES. more than two hundred royal octave
pages twenty elegant engavngs bound in substantial
muslin, prce s.
Either OF the above books sent by mail to any
part Of the world closely sealed postage paid on re-
caipt OF price or 2 three books sent Sddress
ii the same time receipt Of only 81 Here is offered
over eight hundred and fty pages Of the Abest and
best printed and bound popuOr medical science and
literature on subjects OF vital importance 70 al for
only S+baIely enough to pay for mailing II should
be borne II mind thai these great Medical Works are
published by the Peabody Medical Institute, an
honored institution established with large funds tor
the sole purpose Of doing good
These are beyond al comparison. the most sxtraor-
binary works on Physiology ever published There is
nothing whatever that the Married SEgIs Of eher
sG- can either require wish 70 know. but what is
fully explained and many matters Of the most mPer-
tAn and interesting character introduced TO which
no alusiOn even be found in any other works in
whose experiences snch probably before fell
to the lot Of any man. given in fan. No person
should be without these valuable books The press
throughout the country the clergy and the medical
faculty generally highly sxto these extraordinary and
useful works. The most fasiidions may read them.
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL ISsrITr1E. No 4
Bulfnch ST Opposite Revere House,. Boston. Mass
n 3 The author and consulting physicians can be
consulted on all Of the above named diseases. and al
( diseases requiring Skill AND ExFEEIEScE S-4sls
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RECENT TESTIMONIALS.

TTrToS, Dee. 8, 1874.
We take great pleasure IN informing yoa Of The
surprisingly beneficial results from the use q your
English Remedy The Cordial Balm q gyrieurn and
Lotnrgps Tonic Pulls In ease u sres. Nervous DebE-
ny and Pr0strztion, by mernb<I u cur family who
had been under treatment b. different doctors scr
nearly three years past wit0ut any apparent benefit
tbersfr0En but your medicines have pFodaesd mat
wonderful change for the better and the patiert now
enj0ys comparatively excellent bezlth.
ME-. HARRIET STCRGIEg.
Rk We Tel al with whOm are acquainted xko
are similarly Afflicted % ny your ned1cinss-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

CAPTAIN STEVENS. OF THE BOSTON LASCERs.'
SAYS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19


PEoF. ALFaOEsE EILLEK-
Dear SiT-Aecept my lasting gratitude for the bene
which myself and VIE have experienced from the use
q The wonderful medicine called the
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.
For several yezrs past have been sul5ecs 70 regular
stacks q Iunzmuztory Rheumatism and each snc-
eeecng stlAck much than rs predecessor
me last rHitA-isn frOm this teuibss scourge lasted
three months The best medical talent IL Cambridge
WA called N but no relief experienced was 80
Low several OCCASIONS thai my riscove-T Was DIS
paired o. When a. last rzlIed sufficient 70 Discern
whzz t-zuspiring about learned that my wife
Was also afflicted with the same fezrfui disease A
friend learning q helpless condition brought her
SIX bottles Of the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE
b the taking Of doses o. this invaluable remedy
she WIS entirely relieved then commenced 70 take
completely restored Since then have had another
attack and one dose dispelied r. ! no longer fear
Rheumatism or IL hzneful Effects. AbOut two weeks
ago recommended II 10 \ friend who was likewise
suffering and the result certain cure by the use
q one bottle You can my name either publicly
q privately IN the intezest u sunering mankind
am willing - - Interviewed personally By any one
desiring 70 knoE the above facts from me and feel
fully Convinced that he thousands Ehs are today SUI
fering IN tOrDentE from the Effects u Rheumatism su
G0ut. they but knew how ready . relief and cure
- hand. would At once resort & his surs and
simple remedy and would bless with benedjcti0rs o,
praise the o. the physician who gave 70 suffering
humanity this truly elective reulsdy-the DIAMOND
RHEUMATIC CURE
lreu1ain- gratefully your.
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NERVOUS PROsTRATI0N.

It's Of the highest importance then that individ-
uals should be able to Judge for themselves by their
own feelings IL and 70 what extent they are attacked
v tbs insidlous enemy to health comfort and
life itself II len 10 its course unchecked BY the
early and prompt application Of curative remedies
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-19

Ladies RloDed Hose $lO0 per daz Kid Gloves
from SIS for e0l0rs and hlack Berlin GJoves
coAOr5d and white The Juliet al silk Veil Hamburgh
Edge, Buttons. Laces. Six hes. Collars and Cuffs
New style q Belts. Goods Of AL kinds for every one
al lEces less Than be got any other store IN the
county Give rs a cal and see FOR yourselves
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY wIR.
GSpIGNArIoN MEETING Al sTArLEToY-coMMENTS
ON The TROUBLES.

INBIGNATION MEETING Al sTAPLEGON-cpMMENIS
oN The TROUBLES.
A mass meeting for the purpose of expressing
the indignation people Of staten Island ia regard
to thc u the Staten Island Railway Company and
the Pilot Commissioners in attempting 10 remove the
per the line 0f ferry bOas, and The house
Of the New-York Yacht Club, was announced To
ne held atapleton, :. l.. last evening. The
crowd that assembled at the PARK was composed
largely of bovs and OF per.ons who evidently had little
interest in the object Of the meeting. " j. Wyeth made
brief address He insisted that the line Of boats
the opposition line iIIs term applying rather TO
the old monopoly. The question with the people o sra
peton was Who would carry them 10 Now-iork for the
least money The Garner line has put the fare down to
reasonable figure, and long It continues to tu-
n-h transportation at the present rates II Il entitled to
the support of people OF the Island aud will receive
H. Judge Garrett announced that proper notce Wonid
be given and that meeting would be held 20 the PARK
next saturday evening
director IN The staten Island Railway Company IN
communicative TIE TRIBUNE thu statement that
Commodore Vanderbilt has any interest Whatever III the
Company Is untrue. Capt Vanderbilt. who is brother
of the Commodore President Of the Company aud
Mr Garner concluded last Winter that Capt Vanderbilt
was Interested in line that had been started "a oppoi
ton TO his North shore line and conTegntnty peeah
construction ~ pier directly adjoining that belonging
to the Staten Island Railway Company ut -iapeton
This ed to tho lawsuit and tho troubles describe" III If
TaIBUSR.
4 communication from an old citizen Of -tapet"n de-
nie- 4ympliny Of the people IL win thr ari
i'm. berause the fare reduced tO tive cents Ihc
truth say that great deal Of indignation toward
the old ferry company existed tOT long tnc ana
has increased from year to year account of thc 'cra
heating ventilation. and want of general ci'n'-
the The people OF the island were therefore,
ripe competition against the oil munOioIy ana
when the new ferry started II was hailed win du
light indication ~ better times AZ nst the Iaro
Oh the Martin 10 cents, aud 10 thcn recriyed
good patronage conveying fully 900 Passengers day
Tie people added. not yioAtOr' or thr ld" pt
they 10 intend 10 submit quietly any longer 3" ,h'
dirfnflOns of Inc nll lOmpAny