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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
FORTYSECOND STREET
AND COLOMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS,
This elegant fire proof Hotel is now open for the
reception Of guests Ii contains 325 rooms repIete
with all modern I'm provements. Visitors TO Phila-
delphia VIII nowhere meet with better accounmoda-
tons or more reasonable rates.
febl-tu. 6f,3m p. BOOTHBY, Manager
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,
us SO s sSgtshs NEW YORK
AT this Establishment are to be found all
the e1oellencies known to modern hotels of the
highest grade.
Its location IL the most desirable In the city,
being in beautiful and charming neig hborhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public nsti
tutors, the leading business houses, and the prn
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, eIahoratoIy
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated, and the VIC IS
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has no superior anywhere ont
OF Paris. Every luxury IA here supplied al mode
rate cost and the attendants are uniformly oourte,
Gus and efficient.
The elevator is available at all hours, day and
night
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
6e;Ier accommodation or more reasonable terms.
ianlS-3m
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AS in the case OF books, OF making laws
there is no end. So rapidly aud steadily
does this process go on that the average
American mind in trying 10 retain new en-
actments forgets some very important old
cnes which, although On the statute books,
are virtually dead letters. We are reminded
OF this on looking over the Revised Statutes
and finding The following law (sectIon TS2),
passed by Congress June II, 1854:
ono Senator, Representative, or Delegate,
after his election and during his continuance
IN Office and no head OF a department, or
other ofhcer or clerk In the employ of the
any compensation whatever directly or indi-
rectly, for any services rendered, To any per
son, ether by himself or another, 10 relation
10 any proceeding, contract, claim, contro-
vtrSy, charge, accusation. arrest. or other
matter or thing in which the United States
IL party, or directly or Indirectly interest
cd, before airy department, court martial,
bureau, oficer, or any civil, military, or
hawai- commission whatever. Every person
offending against this section shall be
deemed guilty OF a misdemea1or, and shall
be imprisoned not more than two years, aud
fined lot more than ten thousand dollars,
and shali, moreover, by conviction therefor,
ce rendered forever thereafter Incapable OF
toiding any ONCE OF honor. trust, or prodt
nbder The government of the Cnited States"
This law, 81 clear, so specidc, ani so COM
prehensive, has never been repealed, ami yet
IL has been violated repeatedly, not with.
standing the heavy penalty prescribed. II
IL Is not ooeyed, and Is virtually a dead let
Ter, why eumbcreth 1t the statute books?
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Judging from the petition presented in the
Senate yesterday from certain citizens of
Wisconsin praying that the United States
Treasurer pay every man, woman, and child
Zen dollars per week, the lunatlcs OF some
insane asylum are asserting their claim to
the exercise OF "the sacred right OF petition"
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CONTENTS.
Madcsp Violet BY william Black, Author Of
"a Princess Of ThnIo," etc.
Fhe Ideal and the Real. By joaquin Miller.
War Memoirs BY Gene. al G A. Custer.
Vivian Grey Srown Old. By Justin Nice arthy.
a Benediction. Fly Mary Dodge.
Church and state By 4. e. Holland
Yssebel By J. W De Forest.
Tahiti. By J. u. J. Kelley.
Aztec Society.
A PugiIist of the Press. By Albert Rhodes.
Longing. By George Houghton.
Reuben Dale. BY Miss Annie T. HoweIls
Hard Times and Their Remedy.
Three and One. b Ella Wheeler.
Souvenirs OF a Man of Letters. By J.H.
Siddons.
rif-woed. By Philip Quilibet.
Scientific Miscellany.
Current Literature.
Nebul1. by the Editor.
Price 81 Cts. per Number. 81 per Year
Including Postage.
Ii can be had. with either ..Harper's Week
~" or "Bazar," or "Appleton's
Weekly" for $50.
SHELDON g. COMPANY,
febl5-eo2t NEW YOgK.
TAYLOR 4 HUFTY.
933 PENEsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Have Just received 100 DOZEN
CELEBRATED LIE BON MAROHE 2-BUrToN
KID GLOVES,
in sizes from - g s. which they are selling at the
extremely low price OF % o per pair.
These Gloves are sold everywhere at n, and are
the popular brands in the Partisan market. Ladies
should take advantage OF such bargain at once. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il -, m,,o OF COLUMBIA: 1900.
t. az ia, C,sdiior S q y LfTGhFffIkD AUGHER.
ION tcho hare pr0red hsiT claims:
1p ss ss hsy ntasd to 64rs this
81 the CITY Hall ashiDgtOn city, at the Off &c Of j.
ssyles Blvd, Re gister, to show cause why DIS
GEGBGE AUGHERT0N, one Of said d bsnsrG sp 80
You are also notified that the third meeting of said
at same pace the 80 day OF March, A. D. 1876, at
R Te esfk m s sE HEesr c 9f the Court
ALEXANDER SHARP,
Fe,,n,rv US 3. NJ, Msrshal Of D. c. as nessengs,
SEED POTATOESi
- 5000 bushels pure EARLY BOSE.
j. ii. CRAEE,
iebU- 400 Pennsylvania avenue,
T. ,pUX. Nsw AND SECONDHAND FUR
stsId, corner Of 7th street and Maryland avenue
southwest, to 462 Virginia avenue southwest, near
engiIe house. febH- Ct
MARTIN DALES
LIVERPOOL SHOE BLEACHING,
IN TABLETS.
Gives beautiful a. I'D durable polish and pre-
serves the leather.
r. Price so cents per dezen Tablets.
N. w. BURCHFLL,
febH-3t 1882 Il street.
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LOST AND EOUND

4 rST-14th instant. 18th aud streets northwest
a. q liver and white SETTER GYP. ~
Finder return - / y36 Vermont avenues ~
and receive reward febIS ~
Sy0 REWaRD.-Lost, Wednesday afternoon,
CIV In Dittrich's hat store, 9TH street. or going
ire M that 10 8th street, between ID and streets,
POCh ETBOOk with some money and private
pagers. Finder please return TO 433 Oh street
northwest. Its
c. REwARD-Lost, on l7Ih Instant, in the
1c vicinity Of the " Washington and George ~
town Railrosd Depot, a sILyER WATCH. E3Al
Tho finder will receive the above reward BY {c,s$
r turn ne il to the owner, JOHN MANGAN, BIsca.
smith chop, Washington and Georgetown r.. h.
Depot. feb.S-2tr
I Osr-On wedpesdsy, Feb. 18Th, a Iiver-colored
~ SPANIEL GYP, with ricR # white ~
hstr about the Ieck. A liberal reward{
will be paid for her return to 1919 VsrmO OF ave.
nue., between and o SITS. febl7-2t-
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Il U MIS- SIS.
The benefits derived from the use OF KOUMISS
prove " one OF the most valuable remedies Of the
age. Physicians are invited to test its qualities.
We are receiving IL direct from thu manufacturer
ana guarantee every bottle sold by Us t. be fresh
B, w. REEDS SONS,
feb1l I'm 1914 street northwest.
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TIL E G AL A K Y
FOR NJ ARCH
NOW READY.
Gen. Geo. A. Custer's
"reminiscences of The Late War

Ars begHH In THIS RUnlbsr.
These articles, it is sleved, will be second only
to Gen. Shermsn's Memoirs" as vivid picturts Of
Army life AID startling adventure,
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G. NJ. TOws0N a co, ,

CLOSING CARPET SALE.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CASH BUYERS
Best EStrs Super IngrAns sII5 10 per cent. OF to-
Brussels marked down.
All Remnants 81 about half price.
Hugs, hais and oil Cloths cheap.
Dry Goods f-arfully oleap.
81 Dress Goods ~ prime cost.
Best CkliCOes 20 SC.
brown Cottons Sc. upward.
The M0Olen Stock Cessimeres cheap
ZINE GrOs Grain Black Silks = ] %, Z 50 20 e. 1.
Blankets and Comforts reduced.
our stock 81 Low rates O. close ont for SPRING
GOODS. =. ~. NAUDAIN.
febsu 7O9 Market Spaoa
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AUCTION Sale.
At Alexao6ria, on SA rURDAY, Feb, 18th, af 2
o'clock-rhe Virginia House. febl6 IL
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lliLLIA KIDS. OSLl Is OkN rs. Tho spIendicly
- furnished rooms, No. Sal Penna Avenue. No
cleaner or more genteei place In the city.
fb1 Ct TH0o. ]. DUFFY.
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BOARDING..

WHITEEY H01sE, No. 2l7 Delawars.ayenue
w Boriheast-H andsomey furnishediROUMS TO
rent, with or without Board. Apply Oh the prem
ises to JOHN a. CUBLEY. febH St.
4 ODGING Rooms SO GENTS PER NIGHT,
- OF from 81 to IS per week. Board or Meals at
reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave-
ME. feblO I'm
NILLIKEN's HOTEL, Corner l0th and E sIs
Iff nOTthDeSt, WdShiHgtOn, ID. g., one square from
Avenue, Y, 9th and 18th street cars.
Transient Board 81 per day.
FRANK MILK EN-, Proprietor.
no bar. dcClg-tF
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The London Stock Market
Discouraged, and Why.

LONDON, March 30.-At the Stock
Exchange foreign securities opened
5teadier, but soon became democrat
lied again. One failure in the for
eign market has already been posted
IN the house, and others are expect
ed. Egyptian and Turkish securi-
ties are fluctuating rapidly, with
prices of the former from 2 to 4 low
er than yesterdays closing, and the
latter l to 2 lower. The announce
ment from Constantinople about de-
ferring payment of the April inter-
est until July is likely to produce a
still further depression in the price
of Turkish bonds. One of the ru-
mors in connection with the move
ment in Egyptian secsritius is that
heavy selling orders have been re-
ceived in Alexandria in consequence
of information which has reached
Egypt that the position of Disraeli's
ministry is seriously undermined by
the management of the Cave affair
and persistency in forcing through
Parliament the royal titles bill,
which, it is claimed, will be exceed
ingly unpopular with the British
people. The division in the House
Of Commons on Tuesday night on
the Irish borough franchise motion,
IN which the government had a ma
Iority of only Is, the vote standing
I79 against 166, is cited as evidence
OF the growing strength of the lib
erals.
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ATAYWYRM and Morphine habit absolutely ana
HDNH W& speedily cured. Painless no ptrtlieh
HIHH Send stamp So for Sartisu!as.s Dr. Carl
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Gen. Sherman says that he will
not reiu n TO Washington except
In obedience tn the order from the
President, or in compliance with
law. He left for two reasons, first:
il was not a fiji place to educate his
children /; and second, tho salary
was not enough 10 enable him to
live decently and keep up society
appearances. Whatsor ola place
is Washington when $13,500 will
not support man and HE family?
A man in Gen Sher. posi-
ton can we'll afford to make a
good example Of honesty and econ
cmy A half dozen people can
live on e-- ni1ney than $l3, 800 a
year. give occa-ionai dinners, dress
well. aud save from SD 600 to IS,
900 a year " Y Express.
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NOTES AND NEWS.
wen is again under fire.

Bowen is again under fire.
Stone and Robinson still on
deck.
William e. Arnold, of Weston
is suggested as a desirable man
for the Governorship of this State.
Schenck's statement is another
illustration of unsOphisticated in
nocence, only eaua!led by that Of
Babcock in his dealings with The
st. Louis whisky thieves.
Ex- Governor Smith, of Mary
land, is seriously i'll.
There is to be Meteorological
Congress in Italy next year.
A new Neurological Society
has been founded i. London,
Montgomery Blair mas declared
for Tilden for the Presidency.
The Wollaston gold medal has
been presented to Professor Hux-
ley.
Toledo, Ohio, paid 500, $50 90 for
the care of her paupers last year.
Friday, April IA, is day of
fasting, humiliation and prayer
in Connecticut.
The Scientific Club of London,
reports prosperity and rapid pro-
gress.
George w. Childs and family
have already taken up their resi-
1nron ~ ono< Drapah
Chicago bank clearings for last
week show an increase Of 81, 200,-
900 over the same period last
year
The question is asked why
newspapers will persist in abbre-
Waiting son of temperance and
make "A S. O. L. of him.
The artfsans of st. Petersburg
are about to found an art gallery
in that city, and call it after the
late Grand Duchess Maria of
Russia
The Boston Post is authority for
stating that there are eight Will
liams in Congress, exclusive of
the Bills introduced during the
session.
The well-known hymn, Rock
Of Ages was written 100 years
ago this month, in March 1776. Its
author was Augustus Montague
Toplady.
Five Cinnamon have been killed
by landslides in California within
the past month, which the San
Francisco Chronicle thinks is a
slow process.
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Vict0ria's Household.

Ii the bottom facts were known
the proposed new title of EN-
l.ress of India has no reference to
he Asiatic vi,ersyAlty The CAUSE
lies within the court o. ST. Sauies' /,
nd London gessips do not hest
tate ia state that The wife Of the
Duke of Edinburgh Is the prime
cause Being The daughter 81 All
Emperor. and entitled to usa the
prefix ".tLpefi.i HighHess," she
claims precedence at state ceremo-
aies over tho only us,aarrisd
laughter OF her fnxje-ty. who is
MY Royal Highnes." Ii the
title OF Empress were added Ia
that OF the Queen, il would give
in the courtIy eiiquette nm u. dis
puted right 10 the Princess Bea-
trice 10 lake rank before her Rus-
ian sister-in-law.- N. Y. Sunday
Mercury
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NEW ADVERTIS E.BENTs.
DANKRUPTFINAL NOTICE

DANKRUPTFINAL NOTICE
DISTRICT CoURroP THE UNITED STATES.
for the
DISTRICT OF WEST VA.
In the matter of
J. q b. SlEwsEk' IL BAsHvrrof
At Martinsburg. in the said District,
on the 10th of March, A. d. 1876
DISTRICT OF VEST VIRGINIA, SIS
Srs:-Take notice that petition has
been hled in said Court by JACOB A.
.kC Der, in the COUNTY ofJEF-
FEksON, in said District, duly de-
clsred Bankrupt under the act of Con
gress Of March I'd, 1867, oi discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his debts
ana other claims provable under said
act, and that the eth day of April,
next, at II o. clock m, at the office of
BLACKBURN LA MON at Martins
burg, West Virginia is assigned for
the hearing of the same, when and
where y,u may attend and show cause.
if any you have, why theprayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted.
JASPER y. MOORE,
Clerk of District Court.
Ii I'll BLACKBURN, Register
April l,'76, 2tw
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Reports from the Eastern Shore
of Maryland say that notwith-
standing the unfavorable weather
the shad fisheries are very active.
The Cambridge Herald says that
"the Choptank river in some sec-
lions looks like a pine thicket
over which has swept a fierce fire,
consuming leaves and limbs, and
leaving only poles standing. A
shad to succeed in getting up the
head waters of the river must
pursue serpentine course, and go
IN the day time with his eyes wide
open, and then ten chances to one
ne will be found gracing some
New Workers. breakfast table in
less than a week after attempting
the trip. Photograph views of the
river shores show them dotted
with seins and fishermen's huts.
Vessels coming down the river
frequently cut q half dozen seins
through, or bring them down on
their bows. How fish can increase
and multiply under these discour-
aging circumstances is more than
our most sublime flights of imag-
inations can conceive
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DIR PFOUT'S
ANTI-BJLLIOUS FAMILY PILLS

oThese excellent Pills vii be found sure remedy
ir acdty of the stomach, Indigestion, Habtual Co.'S
fveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
BILE and distressing disease Can with from two to
four doses be overpowered, and has in may eff
fected cure with one single Pill Every pill being
ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest medf-
cine in the world. and their tainty of cure
qualled. We have never found them to TAI in
ofJaundiee and Spasmodc Affections. They purify
the blood and promote healthy action Of the skin-
They are purely vegetable and perfectly free from
anything that can do either permanent temporary
injury TO the Stomach or Bowels, or to the general
system. Persons not in need o. them would do we'll
to keep box constantly on hand they do not
loose their good properties by age and therefore
available when needed Certain destruction to Worms
in all cases, they having been tested in where
all other oilsand Syrups have failed. With the many
certificates and the samples ofthe Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed. which can be at my
Office this Pill is warranted in all say the money
refunded.
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
DIRECTIONS.-Two pills will be found sufficient
purge for admit. If taken to relieve constipation
one pill every morning is advised. For .ague, TIVE
pills two hours before the time of OF having chilli
For child six years old, half pill win be found to
act well.
Manufaoinrad in Wavnashorn, Pa
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IT SEEMS that the. famous Emma
Mine was named for Miss Emma
Chisholm, a Chicago heiress, daugh-
ter of Robert y. Chisholm, the orig
inal owner of the mine. We suppose
the Chrisholm should be pronounced
Chiselem.
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UTU UIt
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

1t is invaluable a TONIC. 1t win mpart strength
to the system, purify the blood and restore the lost
appetite 1t is alec certain to all distractions
to the regular of nature in females purifying
the complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits
Also, sure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
SICKNESS or CHLOROSIS, EUCH0RRHEA or
WHITES, WOMB COMPLAINT or FALLING of the
WOMB sc. But like all remedies Of this class
should be used with caution by carried Ladies. This
Elixir is composed ofPgRE HERBS and all that Use it
will perceive that the combination is Powerful and yet
Harmless TO the constitution 1t is impossible for Dir
seases to Withstand this formidable remedy. Dsea-
ses ar forced 20 leave ha am.
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Always keep On hand, as delay
incrsases suffering. If you have
cough or cold use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t will cure yeu. Price %
cents.
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Administrators Notice .

THE UNDERSTANDINGS q ual-
L ifled as Administrator of the estate
of Mary Z. Shuart. decd, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward
and settle their accounts, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate
will present the same duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
G. w. McKOWN.
March 25;3tw ID
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M~ Others desiring to add their names
to this Directory, will make their wishes
known at their earliest convenience
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DIsTRIcr CoURroR THE UNITED STATES. |
for the
DISTRICT OF WEST VA.
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sssect salrS.

San FnAScIsco. November IL ?. NJ.
Best 4 Beleher-iG. sold.
Julia-Gb bid. ~ asked.
Con. virginia-52 bij, 52l asked.
Ophir-50 bid.
Union Comfy bid.
Savage-ij asked.
Mexican-2T bid. ga asked.
Forthern Bellc-2s bid, 2sa asked.
Best Belcher-i61 bid, iGh asked
Mexican-27a bid. 21a asked.
Sierra Nsyada-lik bid.
Justice-2i asked. 2Sa bill.
Gould a Curry-ll asked.
~Belcher-iG. bid.
sayage-l2a bid. ~ asked.
Best 4 Belcher-IG', bid.
Mexican II bid. "a asked.
Leopard-6a bill.
California-55h bill.
Caliiornia-56is bid.
Yellow Jacket-3i4 bid.
Mexican az bid. "a. asked.
Mexican-21 asked.
Alpha rs asked.
Oyerman-sl bill.
Con. yirginia-5aa bill. 52a sold.
Yellow Jackct-2i'i asked.
Ophir- sou bid.
yellow jacket al bid. Az asked.
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.slooMp lDisPAroa.s'
R..,ss.s S.Ds..s..,sss. A@rassk ,,hs
Gsrmss Republicans = The Ia.
TIqnssg % the Dead (1htnasnrsre.'

liBih, PnAxcIsoo. New. Irt2:30 rari.-.
Ilsnbts have tcsen prevalent around tbsh,
u ditssnsions In the Ilspublieanslais C~n-
ilrsi COMMITTEES. and that John Harrpid,
one 81 the comnittos and a. member "
the arn, y lyon 4 Hirrola of.ths rhiI;
sdsipffsr Tfsvsty. erlyt iat,, witdyayl
frouj tho Sofnmipso, OF clhtsnfpiAtei
90 doing. basing Ills action ol, his
ffIendliassto Pipsr, In connection with
otlisr German brewers Of the city, on
ssoohRt OF LIS alleged efforts III Washing.
Ibn 70 obtain . rebate VI lakes, which Col;
'iect3r ssdgwiek has receptly besn paying
.upl}r 'ipssructiDns. ifvm tho Revenue
offcSrJ. Thus far inquiry has failed ~
ypn4rtn The rumor. It Is htatid that
The }ubJect has never been discussed In
any wky,-os.hrought 10 it~slnotico. except
,tse befnte-mentianed rumors, though II ID
admittcl that Harfola's friendly feeling
tpwSrL1 piper d ,ySfI, tfibwh. Tho Ger.
'pSrki5sko. ,hASai Had, good opportunities
Tor tcsxning the ssntiu,snts of their coun-
itryrhen. assert that although at first there
wsstA dupositioh to credit Piper with a
I1divdrLpa 10 behalf, ~ the brewery interest
Ia the iax matter. Subsequent disclosures
", tie lart borne IN that transaction by
slrfcIS liz, ,tAge have had tho cfioct 10
materially modify ltle opinion on tia,
YaSies'e.ni ,thsy question WHISTLER Piper
WI make q material gains on that
The Coroner Ibis morning held an IN.
quest on tho boiiis 81 the Cinnamon killed
during tho panic ~ tho CHM - Thsatcr
a VI "a - IL.
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STOCK REPOHr.
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LAST H,ESiSs.
80 Con. Virgins. ss'.. SJbS.
40 California. SIX. 51i.. SA, ssb0
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so Bsisher. nS.f
Is asxicxn, y
40 OpAir. ST.. 5is. so. sh't
10 Yellow Jacket. "a. bj. p, 81.
$40 Alphs. as.
vs. Overman. -
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go loud 4 Curry. ~. itS
tb ness 4 Bslchar. tGA 81. t5s
SIS CALIFORNIA;, 5&, 5ds, So b5. So.
SOS savage i3N. II iai.. i2s
1855 Csn. virg mia. 5is. BIS 5i'.. 50. 5ls
IS crOsn Point. ~. y. To-.
9zs Ia q >OrrrO--, y.
40 S.ilos Jacket. 2is. Il. sOs
so Imperial Con 4 G5. 500, 3Ct
$50 AlPhs. IS. a..
lbs ielchsr. icN
LOO Con ieaee. Is
s5s sierra Nevada. H., nv. ny
~ Utah. ~. Is
a. Bailton. "a.
30 Excaequsr. u
as OvvrmAn. sis. 81. 81 ~
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