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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

Mr.. Sam. Hannah. collector of GUS
toms for the Portland district is re-
ported dangerously i'll at his residence
in Union, Union county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

OFFICERS ELEcT.-At the regular
meeting Of Albany Lodge, No. 4, I. O.
Q. F., Wednesday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected P. H. Ray
mond, N. G.; Jas. K. Weatherford,
Y. g.; J. Fl. Burkhart, r Sec, Geo.
+ Simpson, P. Sec; A. n. Roop,
Treasurer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

AT the outbreak OF the war, Gov.
Hays was appointed Major of the 23a
Ohio Infantry. For bravery and n1eri-
torious service he was severally promo
ted to q Lieutenant Coloneloy, Colonel
cy, Brigadier Genera'cy, and in 1864,
for bravery at Fishers Hlll and Cedar
Creek, he was breyeted Major General.
AS soldier he was one Of the bravest
and mostdaring, winning laurels wherev-
er he went. In the spring of 1865 he
was given command of an expedition
against Lyachburg, and was preparing
to cross the mountains of West Virgin
IA when che war was brought tc a close.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30
A Dozen Points.

we give twelve good points why the
hepnD!ican PARTY should be preferred
Democracy. A hundred equ,4ly as
good could be given:
/. It represents tie intelligence and
.yalty of tie natioi.
2. 1t is the champion Of free educa-
ton, and an advocate of the rights o..
iab"r.
3. It preserved the Republic ii the
ace OF the greatest rebellion OF mod.
tru times.
4. 1t restored-throngh tS legisla.
i've wisdom-the Southern Stare. Ia
{" all their former rights aid priviIec-
es III the Union.
8. 1t abolished slavery.
=. 1t made freedom universal.
Z. 1t settled the vexed San Juan
boundary question.
s. 1t obtained SIS 1000. 900 from
england, and settled amicab the Ala
lama depreciation question.
9. 1t gave 10 the nation a good ma
tional banking system.
TO- 1t has paid nearly 5000 ,0o0, 900
# the national debt
IL 1t built the Pacific railroad.
II. 1t has opened pr ftable COM
'nerce with Eastern nations through ia
vorabie treaties.
The fire of 900 cannon at Gibralter
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

The Italian circ1s is at Portland,
heading this way.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

Eastern journals announce that
ijlalne's friends are alarmed about hlm
fearing sof,ening Of the brain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

The fire of Z 900 cannon at Gibralter
can he concentrated upon any hostile
vessel that attempts the passage of the
straits.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

New To-Day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
CLE4ENCY TO WHIsKEF THIErEs.
The Boss Distiiier OF the Milwaukee Ring
Released-Other Pnrdous.

MILWAUKEE, July 3l.-This morning
JAKE Nunnemacher the boss distiler Of the
Whiskcy Ring, who seven weeks ago was locked
up In Jail on a six months sentence, was liDer-
ated on the payment OF his nne VI $1,000 and
costs OF $1,000, having been pardoned by the
President. This Is consider rather a cool pro-
ceeding, as Jake has defrauded the revenue to
the amount Of hundreds Of thousands. AT the
same time, Philip Weimer, a recii1er, who has
served all but about two weeks OF his six
months sentence, received n pardon, which
saves him paying the hne OF 900 which was
Imposed. j. b. Reynolds, also an iucarcerated
reoliaer, eXpecte a pardon In few days. The
oOpie here feel that this IL only another act of
the whskey prosecution farce that has been
played mere, AZ such an enormous expense.
1T. LOUIS, Aug 3.-Despatches received from
Jefferson Cts say that paidOus were received
there yesterday Tor Adler and Furst, disiillers
aud rectiners OF Kansas CITY. Under the terms
OF these pardons, the sentences are committed
10 three months IN the county jail which terms
the parties have already served, ON condition
that they withdraw their writ Of error To the
Circuit Courts Affirmation OF the District Courts
Judgment Of condemnation, on which the con-
nscation OF their establishment l. ordered, and
that they pay the 1ne required Of ft0,l0U.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
A Workingmnn's Complaint,

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun sir; The heads
OF departments dispuiing about the employment Of
lAborers, while the public money 10 being wasted on
poliica fayorcs VINO work, and say openly that
ohur says that the pay rolls Of this city contain $50
names - ayorite politicians drawing from l2o0 %
tl5 900 per year, making total Of over sl0OO0NO0
paid exclusively TO uou-piuhut Ing potciauh Mue lie
poor, honest iudusrous hnurere " this city are ler
nited 10 perish tor ne cunmonrs ncc's,ariet of lltc
II there Is no money TO pay Tor vac employment o.
la1urcrs ON the pune worNs, why retain the present
army Of hgh prl pd politicians MO are supposed To
direct such works Dui WHO N reality rot hOih the tax
PAYERS ana me luburers. know M better pace to
Apply Tor a remedy thdn through lHR Sun. For TINS
slA'e nf things some parties are TO hlde ana II Is 10
We WierHt Of ui " maze inquiry 10 time ana appy
the pAupNr rNmNdY. a LAnORkh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
CRICKET Nv H0BOKEN.
The Sc. Georges Es me with n ca ma dian Cfnb
Led by the Rev. J. y. Phillips.

Cricketers in the neighborhood OF New
York have. for several days, talked OF an Inter-
national match between a Canadian team and
the st. GEORGES eleven Of this city. 1t was
played In Hoboken yesterday. The Canadians
seemed to have forgotten their agreement with
the New Workers, as only six of the seventeen
who started from Toronto showed themselves
on the grounds when play called. They
were the hey. }. u. Phillips of Ottawa. II. j.
Campbell, c. ii. Sproule, A. NJ Baines, H. Baines.
snd MT steers. lbe st. Georges had the first
inninR The batsmen were Messrs. c. W. Dalce,
A. II. Gibbes, J. Il. W hitbam, X. H. Moersm, J.
H. eastman, j. Il: Souiter, ID. Jones, J. K. Sleigh,
scored 11b.
TIE hnsl catch made by young Baines,
who was heered ana embraced by the Canadi-
ans as well az the New Workers.. Among the
Interested spectators was the Right Hon John
Quick ofthe Gienham eleven. The Can "a di an team
made up Its eleven from the At. Georges Club,
and played Mcssrs; j. ID. Phillips, II. J. Camp
bell, r. Hooper, G. II. Sproule, Charles Williams.
A. N. Baines, q. X. moure, Lindsay Haner, w.
Brewater, r. Bainee, and Mr.. steers. Tue Rev
J. ID. Philips 10 Captain OF the Canadian team.
He wears fery red whiskers and rs a terrible
bowler ard batsman. The score stood: bt,
Georges, 116; Canadians, o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
No Prospect OF any Further Legislation by
Conarebs this session.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 3,-The Banking and
Currency Committee held regular meeting to-
day, and did what they have done twice a week
since the organization Of the committeeman
tourned without transactiug any business. MIR.
Eames Of Rhode Island offered as an amend
ment TO the repeal propositions that six per cent.
Of the amount outstanding OF legal tenders be
set apart from the gold receipts until Jan. J..
1879, and with this sum begin the redemption Of
Rreenbacks. Tho proposition was voted down.
Gtbson'e bill for the appointment Of co q mis-
the next session was discussed, hut no couclu-
sion was reaoned. Tue committee meets to-
morrow, but Will accomplish no more than 1t
did to-day.
The opposition TO BANDS Silver bill and the
hlibuetering tactics Of the hard-money men in-
dictate that nothing further Will be done by the
House Oh the currency OF coin question this ses-
sion.
The Ways and Means Committee has ended its
labOTs for this session. quorum no longer
meets, and no provision has been M abe Tor the
vacancy occAsiOned by Baiue's acceptance OF
the $ natorabiD from Maine. This and the
banking and Currency Committees have had
the dO-notLiHg policy to govern them this SEES
sion. Fernando Wood a prominent member OF
the committee, Is also absent and does not in
tend to return. he senate I'LL for tue sale Of
four and nve per cent. bonds. with thirty years
TO run sleeps IN the committee room until the
Presidential election. Also tue Iarif Reform
oil, the Internal Revenue Reform, and various
bills ordinarily Of importance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

Mr. Singleton dem, Miss from the
Conference Committee on the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, reported that the
committee had failed to agree.
Speeches were made by himself and Mr..
Springer Dem, Ill in maintenance OF the po-
siton Of the House. and by Mr.. Monroe tRep-
Ohio) and Mr.. Kasson Qlep.. Ia) against re.
ducing the compensation Of diplomatic aud
consular officers.
Mr.. 1hom pson Dem. Mass.) also spoke against
the position that the House had taken IN regard
to al the appropriation bills. He thought that
the House W. In fault In persisting IN Its cOurse,
and that further persistence would make
been asreea to- ,au allowing an Ss to be
tackled to APPROPRIATION bills as long AS
II was pertinent TO the bill and rstrenchcd ex.
pendttutes, he characterized as vicious IN us
tendency. The question now was would the
House insist In measures which bad been III.
rule. That course would be wholly without
| justification or excuse. me question was
| 81 the people. He demanded as
member OF the House and esan American cit-
zen that the House should not auempi 10
| coerce the Senate 10 make any change In exist
Ing laws by. putting such changes IN appropr,a-
| tioa bills. lie expressed the hope that the SEN
| ate would not yield it, the slightest degree.
Mr.. Randall Dem, Pa }, in replyto MT Thonp-
| son. said the rule which he took such exception
| to was passed IN lien OF one which allowed any
amendment To be incorpor ted IN an approIria-
| ton bill whether II retrenched expenditures or
| not. The present House had saveo f3O,OOOOJO to
| tue country, aud next session would save so,
OOJ,0OO more.
The report was then adopted and confer
ence committee appointed. consisting OF Messrs.
Singleton, Holman, aud Foster.
Mr.. Morrison (Dem., lll.), Chairman Of the
Committee on Ways and Means. reported res
olutiOn providing for the adjournment Of Con-
gress Monday next at IL o'clock.
Mr.. wsddeil Diem, n. CO called for the yeas
and nays, wnicu were refused, and the resolu-
ton was adopted.
MIR. Randall moved that the House 20 into
Committee of the Whole Ia order to allow MIR.
Garfield to speak IN reply to Mr.. Lamar, pending
which the House at 4.25 y. al. adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
EXTENSIyE FORG ERIES.
A Prominent PENNSYLVANIA Forging Paper
TO the Amount of 100000.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 3.-This city
was electrified this morning by the announce
ment that Thomas ID. Conyngham, son OF the
late Judge Conyngnam. and OF the most RESP ect-
able connections, had committed forgeres
amounting in the aggregate to $2O0,OO). The ru-
NOR was found to he true, aud az the perpe-
traitor Of the crime left the city yesterday II Ia
supposed he has Ted. The forged paper Il said
u have been distributed in the banks OF TINS
city, POttsvlllc. Phuadeiphia, aud othor places.
The second National Bank OF tins city Is re-
ported loser 10 the extent OF $1,000. 1t Is said
that his relatives propose to settle the matter.
and great pains were taken to suppress tie facts.
Rumor said last night tnat seps have been
taken for COnNngh9m's arrest. The disastrous
affair WAS brought about by unfortunate invest
ments Ia coal aud IRON property, and heavy aud
unluoky Wall street speculations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
A SPECIMEN SCAL4W4G.
One of the Southern Republicans who SANDER
the southern People.

wAsHINGToN, Aug. "a great parade Is
made in the Administration organs here OF a
set OF resolutions which were adopted by the
Southern Republican Association OF Washing
ton. his association Is supposed to he com
posed Of Republicans from Southern States re-
siding in Nashington, but it is IN reality made
mp Of Government clerks from those States.
The author Of the resolutions aforesaid Ia one
Lucien j. Barnes. They are denunciatory of the
Southern people, charging them with being
savages, barbarians, ana bandtu. ms fellow,
Lucien j. Barnes, originally hailed from New
York, but latterly from Little Rock, AK. He
left the Latter place between two days TO escape
tne peuitcn nv. He was Indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Pulaski county for emhezllinR the
funds OF the New York Underwriters Agency
Of Insurance Commando, aud ala not dare
stand his trial. Mr. Sluddard, tho chief agent
o. the undetNriiers' 40 cncY, had hin sued in ths
United - tee Circuit Court at Little X ok, and
recovered Iidemsnt against MIN Tor $500, The
AMOUNT ot money he cmh"ZZled. No wonder
he denOunces the southern people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
THE VENEZUELAN JOB.
John A, stein md samuel y. Cary interested
IN H-Cary's Letter.

John A, stein aud samuel n. Cary Interested
IN It-Cary's Letter.
WASHINGTON. Aug. SIN response to o
subpoena dtces tceum from Mr.. springer's SUBJ
committee on the Venezuelan job, Mr.. widmau
OF Anderson, Ind, brother Of ex-Auditor Wild
man of Indiana. has forwarded a budget OF cor
respondence on the subject, which fully corrob-
crates the evidence already taken aud the con-
illusions Of the subcommittee. Besides this, 1t
discloses the names OF other persons heretofore
unknown to the investigation ia connection
with this gigantic swindle. One Of these per-
sons u well known, aud stands high throughout
Indiana as a lawyer. Another has a national
reputation In the field OF politics. They both
recognizing the validity of the awards Of the
commission aud enforcing their payment.
John A. stein, an eminent lawyer and citizen
OF Lafayette. lad, was employed bv stilwelI to
come to this city and lobby through the bill
whereby Stllweil was to Obtain the payment OF
Stein were In constant correspondence. stein
Keeping stilwell fully posted ~ to his progress,
and reminding him often in cheering terms
that he was certain In the end TO secure 10 him
the good haul he hac mede. He representa-
that his labors with Congress were maiuly
through Orth aud Morton: that he was in con-
tinual communication with them aud was re-
peatediy resssured that the measure should
g. F. Cary, nominee for Vice President on the
Peter Cooper ticket, also figures in tue same
connection, as appears from tue following letter
addressed TO Sulwen.
CITY Poer OYFrck
WARRINGTON, II C.. july IA. 1869.
DEAR Tom; | attendeI fully to your request TIE
Secretary u state is ILL., but found ali from Hun.
ter that could ne known. The Venezuelan Government
did not pay the fret install mcnt IN troruAry aud have
given AS reason that they nave no funds They $50
complain tuat come OF the Clane should have been
SLOWED. IDcy have been Informed that tie claims
have been July cousideied by the commission, tie
awards made, and that nD reconsideration OF review
can DC had, and thal the money must be paid. sue
gest tue propriety OF demannng payment at the
mouth OF cannon He says thAt cannot De doue with.
out the authority Of Congress Hunter OF the opinion
that action Nh be had Dy Congress assuming their pay
nent ana then making an Imperative demand. II ~
certain ina. nothing viii be dOue until
there be douOt. l leave for home to morrow
evening. Yours truly, &c. h. T. CAKY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
VI RIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tucsiay, Aug. 1,
Sauue " Alexander t. Bertha l.. NOrden, both OF this
city.
BARRON AT the residence Of the brides
parents IN phlalCphi o. Fl. July ~. by the Rev. II.
\. Humpnrics, W II. Barron to KATE. daughter Of
Thomas FmlaY. lsq.
Yr-POliNK1.-on Wednesday Aug, 2. at the
Reformed tNurcn OF Harlem. hy the Rev. DR.. Mlnde-
Vic, V Villain Z. lloyt TO Ii Pollard Of thus city,
Kus,ELl-NOKEls At the residence of the hrides
fathcr, Z lnCetOn, \. j Tuesday. Aug. |, by the
Rev nr Dunirh, the nv Alexander q. Russell 10
Ez Il uXle 81 lest daughter OF Henry Lee Norris, Esq.
WOOD-Nt lLL.-On Nrdnesiay. Aug 2, by the Rev.
J. Breckenridge. OF faOcruaele NJ. h. Church, BROOK
hn at the sideuCc of the brides aunt, Mrs r. jack
sou, II. Frank Wood OF New York 10 Ii. Maria NELL VI
BROOKLYN.
wAsnBURN- MADDoX.-On Wednesday, Aug. e.
at the residence OF The brdos uncle A East 29th
y tie Rev. y. Brainerd Ray, Edwin ID. a,hburn Of
Nergennes. W.. to Emly V. Maddox OF Harlem, n, X
No
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
JuDoE GRAxGER,s ULrImArUm.
Railroad Directors 10 he Imprisoned Unless
they Obey tho Courts Orders.

HARTFORD, Aug. 3.-Judge Granger, of
the superior Court, Yesterday decreed that the
New Haven and northampton Railroad Com
pany must obey previous order OF the Court,
to stop their trains at Plantsvilie, which order
they have disobeyed on the plea that writ OF
error taxing the case TO higher court super
seeded the order OF the Superior Court The
order now Issued DEGREES that the trains must
be STOPPED at Plantsyille within twenty days or
the directors shall be imprisoned In the Hart
ford county jail until the order u oueyed. The
directors are Superintendent YeOmuns, Of the
road ex-Lieut.-Gov, yler, Prof Geo. J. Brush,
Daniel Irowbridge, a. l.. kidston, NJ. Il. Elliott,
Phelps OF New Jersey, and Geo. ST. John, Of
Sheffield, Grant & Co., New York city. IL 1. not
known whether the managers Of the road will
further res st the orders Of the Legislature and
the Court If tue order Is resisted, sdch OF the
directors as are found within the jurisdiction Of
Connecticut Will be Imprisoned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

The admirers OF American rackets had a gala
day at the New YORK Racket Ciup Cour yesterday.
There were three exciting games. The most note
worthy a return match Of $500 by the champions
Messrs Devory and Fitzpatrick against Messrs Thorpe
and keating. The game was the best four IN seven
which was won by Deyory aud F1iLpurick score 10
60 ~, 10 10 49, IL to 10. 10 to IA. Next match for
$3.50 between Measrs Hartman and Torrence best TIVE
fn three, fifteen aces up. Ii by Mr.. Hartman
IN two straight games Score-15 TO 3; 10 10 10. In
the third Mr. Thorpe played single handed against
two Eastern champions, best two IN three games After
hot work Mr.. Thorpe carried on toe laures. Score2i
10 L Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange CON.
priced foreclosure ssles
BY u. Bmyth-one plot, eo4Ax176. the west side OF
Eleventh avenue, being the block 'front.' between Sow
entysecond and seventy.third Streets $4,000 fpln,
one plot, s5xlOo tabout)- the southwest corner oi
10th street snd Fourth avenue $500 CplH)
Bv James NJ Miiler-One three-stury brown stone
house with lUt. 1px70 on the south side OF Forty
seventh street Al fect east Of sixth 1885
Ry William Kcnney--0ne brick tenement with lot
BABYLON the south side of street, Ap9B feet
west OF Avenue ID, $500.
by Scott q Myers-One fourstory brick tenement
with 2hx 100 the north side OF Fffty-hrst street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. $4,000 (pln)
adjourned.
NUMBER Of foreclosure sales are announced fop
to-day at the Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

the Committee on Appropriations No change
whstever was made in any amount reported by
the committee
Mr.. Anthony Of Rhode Island, from the Com
miitee on Printing, reported favorabiv on the
resolution to print 1C0 O00sxtra copies Of the Pres
ident's message in regard to the Hamburg mas
sacre. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Hamlin (Ne) moved to take up the bill
establishing post routes 40 "a to have II I'M
finished business to morrow. Agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned until II o'clock to-
MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
The Knife lnthe battery Park.

John McCann n 90 Warren streel, chlII Ot
eight years, went to the Battery yesterday morning
w,h come pnymltes. aud Will, they were plBlng a
fgn' was begun ~ two bows one of the nghtug boys
la uurn po. Euic anl IA trylns to STAB ms adj
sAIy lac stabbed John % the tr0at near the Jusuar
Nvin. JOuu rau toward homt boot rpurtlng from ms
wound, Roun lslnah Hrime cvuIht hlil, ana lr'Alug
tht rnNcri vein between his hng r., stOppei te oui,
pour OF bloom joan ga sent 10 tat thimDtrs Blicet
notpIt4l. INC BOY VINO stabOed MN escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
REFORM.


To THE EDiTOu OF The SUN-SW; lhe under
signed herebS challenges any man tAe United states
TO fod any number OF papers, from 100 10 OO1 for
wager not exceeding $500 the fOulng the quickest
and nes To be declared ihe Winners referees - De de-
cdcd upOn Nv the parties m tkuls the llCu, Man ana
avenue anu NnlJuahoy street, BrJOeyn.
JOuN W. YOuNo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
ComInn Aanniic Eycnts.

NEwnuRGH, N, Y, Aug. 2.-rhe william r..
Brown the winning yacht in the race here to-day was
matched night to spl against the Susie s..
the winner OF the recent Centennial race New YORK
.TOOr Tine hrs race f. to be sailed over ,he New
burgh bay COURSE tNeAN mies, OF TUESDAY next. and
the second over tue BrJOhl3n Club course within u
wee firm hat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

MT John Murphy the famous rider, while
driving the trolling gel ius Dan Bryant IN Fleetwood
PARK, on "Wednesday, met with severe accident
While driving tie horse at ul speed the hruke the
horse ran away, ONertur4ng the " tgln ana dashpg
Murphy to the ground lie was pc4cl up u-ele
Ater returning TO consciousness 10 Was found h. s
collar bone was broken sui that hr was htly hrusoi
Murphy had Just driyen the horse mile u 2',3 the
fastest he MA trotted. MutpAy LAl catered
Bryant tOtrOt m tue great trJt Tug circuit,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
Detected bv The lncyilnble small BOY.

Prof. Gardetto instituted an action OF attach
ment yesterday against Manager Robt. w. Butler OF the
Globe Theatre for professional services lie had pro
fessed TO he master Of tie oil OK art" Mr. But err
tccted by small boy IN the gallery. Tne attachment
was dissolved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
Arrived THURSDAY. Aug. Q.

Steamship Regulator. Wilmington, n, e., naval stores
and pass.
Steamship L, c. Knight Georgetown. u. c.. nldse and
pass.
steamship Gen, whitney. Boston. mtsc. ana pass
steamship Ola Dominion, RlcAmOnd, CITY POlnt, and
Norfolk mise. anu pass.
Steamship II. Germ in, HaVrH IN ise. and pass.
Snip PrinA Donna san FIR sncisco, mdse.
BARK Kemp, MatlnZ -. sugar.
Bars Anna, Rotterdam, mdse
Atu tue usuI rlNri ANA Cp0stEfse vesiss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
M1RINE fNTELLI0EyCE,

MINIATURE ALIANAf-rHrs DAY
sun rses.... 90 sun ets.... l2 Mool sati. o.
atuH NATER-rnfs DAY
sandy Hook so Gov. Isiann. as Hell GIte... 10