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National Republican., 1876-07-03
OFF FOR p. the Centennial.

D. washington Light lniaE-
o DlstrlfeteG arrangements for partfcipat-
J. | Comr5rand demonstration in Philadelp,rfa
trvrrow, and for that purpose have left the
, hty for Camp Scott. Company left on the $40
tram. They formed in front of their armory. the
Eastern market, about two hours before the time
LOT the starting Of the train, and marched down
seventh street east to Pennsylvania avenue
aiong the avenue to Tenth street east down
Tenth to NJ, through NJ TO Eighth, up Eighth TO
pennsylvania avenue, and along that thorough
iare to the Baltimore and Potomac depot There
was quite liberal display of fireworks from the
eisrtng point to the depot, notably the business
place Of Mr.. Max kaufman, corner of Eighth
and streets southeast. COmpan met them
on the Avenue, near the depot, and escerting
tnein over the last part of their march, made the
heavens blaze with fireworks. The company
mustered about fifty men. handsomely attired IN
their gray uniforms. and Oficered by Capt Don
AID McCatfran, First Lieutenant Wallace w
Greenfield, Second Lieutenant AlOnzo n shaw
and Brevet Second Lieutenant W. McFadden
they were accompanied by drum corps and
number of honorary members While in PhjIa
deIphla they Will be the guests of the W eccacOe
DEFARTrRE OF coNrAHYA
Company A, W. L. l., left on the $40 train.
baltimore and Ohio road, last evening attended
by large number of homo rary members The
company mastering about ixty men. assembled
at their armOry at o'clo k and shortly after
wards marched TO the depot. The company was
oflcered by Capt. VIM. q. Moore First Lieuten
ant VIM. n. Dalton, Second Lieutenant WIN. III,
harrison and Breyet Second Lieutenant J. ].
Medlng, II. They Wore fatigue uniforms and
caps, Win knapsacks and blankets. DOnch's
band escorted them to the depot. At Baltimore
they were Joined by the Fort McHenry band,
COMPANY D.
un the same train with COmpany A. CompanvD
W. L. l., left for the Centennial The cnmpany
about thirty five men under arms and
commanded by Captain Thorpe and Lieutenant
Callan, assembled ut their srmOry about
o'clock, and marched rapidly to the depot The
pOys wore fatigue dress, knapsacks and blankets
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Summer Theatre comioua.

The programme At this favorite place of amuse.
ment Is very attractive this week. There will be
An extra matinee on Tuesday afternoon.
National Republican., 1876-07-03

Nothing in the way of useful ornamentation
shows the march of improvement more than
chandeliers. 1t would be as sensible in lady to
purchase last years be met as old pattern of
chandelier for her parlor. An exhibition of two
hundred different patterns, all made during the
present year, may be seen up stairs at Smith,
Birge Co.'s, 1ol4 Pennsylvania avenue. Gas
brackets, fifty cents each.
National Republican., 1876-07-03
The Latest ImproYanent.

MEMS PANTS of broken suits, %; former price,
t6. EIsKNkN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Judgment Of the Public !

During the past five wears the public have care
fully observed the wonderful cures accomplished
from the of NCgetine. From Its Use many an
afflicted sufferer has been restored perfect health,
after having expended a small fortune in procuring
medical advice and obtaining poisonous mineral
medicines.
1t is justly remarked by all classes of people
that Vegetine holds higher position in the estna
ton of the public than any other medical compound,
and it has won its great reputation and immense de
mand from actual merit.
Its medical properties are Alternative Tonic, Sol
vent and Diuretc. There is disease of the human
system for which the Vegctine cannot be used with
perfect safety, 1t docs not contain any metallic
poisonous compound. 1t is composed exclusively
Of harks and herbs: is pleasant to takc
every child likes Il. 1t is safe and reliable, the
following evidence will show;
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Note and Letter Headings

Printed from new type, for forty-iYe cents per
ream, at the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book AND
JOB PRINTING OFFICE, southwest corner of Penn
sylyaaia avenue and Thirteenth street, (second
h00r)
National Republican., 1876-07-03

AMONG the gre at bargains to be had at Jacobs
administrators sale, zoos Pennsylvania avenue,
is pair of fine diamond studs, (white,) Weighing
IL Karat, for $50.
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Great Success

Great Success.
Our 81 Alpaca Coats, more of them received.
EIsENAN Bros.
Corner of Seventh and L streets
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Portner's Vienna Raar

MEN AND BOYS vests Of broken suits. from Is
cents to 81. ErsrmAy BRos
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1876-07-03

At Jacobs, looS Pennsylvania avenue, in order
TO close out the remnant of his stock, great in.
ducements are offered for the next two weeks
only. only. "A genuine Jules Jurgensen," finest
9ther city Tor less than 1850. gold. A ssFrods-
ham" stem-Wnder fer sale at one half of real
National Republican., 1876-07-03
LINEN PANTS orbroken suits at half value.
EIsEMAN Bios,
Corner OF Seventh and E streets.

4 CoEEEsPoSDENT in Boston, speaking ofethe
new Brunswick hotel, says: This hotel, though
new, and not long since thrown open to the pub
lie. Is already fast gaining wide reputation and
FVP"i"Iits' 2IU .sasvI: - plain. /. is Of the
finest and best kept of American first class boteIs
1t Is new, neat, Clean elegant and fire proof and
besides most conveniently located. It is In the
and Common, and of easy access to ali stores thss
atfes and railroad depOts. Your readers will do
wen to try the Brunswick when they visit Bos
National Republican., 1876-07-03

WHITE VESTS, slightly soiled, to close Very
low. EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and streets,
National Republican., 1876-07-03

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and job
printing Office is one Of the largest and best ap-
pointed job Offices south ofNew York. All kinds
most advantageous terms
National Republican., 1876-07-03

SEND &c: TO @. p. ROWELL & CO., NEW
- 1ork. for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing
ast on 500 newspapers. and estimates showing cost
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Reliable Evidq

NJ. II. x. Sterens:
DEAR SIR: will most cheerfu
monv to the great number you hay
III favor of your great and good m
for do not think enough can bd
for was troubled over thirty yea
full disease, Catarrh, and had
spells that IL would seem as tn
breathe any more, and VpgefinS
do feel to thank God all the
good q medicine as Vegetine, al
Of the best medicines for coug
feelings at the stomach, and
take the Ncgetine, for can q
the best medicines that ever "
Corner Magazine and waln
Mass.
Vegetine is Sold \
jyl-s&wf
National Republican., 1876-07-03

( ALL-wooL COATS of mismatched suits, from %
TO %. EIsKNAN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and e etreets
National Republican., 1876-07-03
Administrators Sale of Gold watebs.

THE broken suits We advertise are better than
our description of them. EIsENAs BRos
Corner Of Seventh and Z streets.
National Republican., 1876-07-03
ANnTuER CASE.


Another case in which a man was drowned oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon, about 800 o'clock.
young colOred 4an named Benjamin Burke,
living in Georgetown was bathing in Rock creek,
in the locality called big Roek," near Lyons
mills, when he disappeared in the waters and was
drowned. young white man named James
Mcclellan, lr., made noble effort to recover the
body by diving, and succeeded in doing so about
o'clock in the evening, when he found the body
imbedded in the rocks ten feet below the surface.
Sergeant Redway took charge of the body and
conveyed it to the Georgetown station. The cor
Uner will view the remains to-day.
ALMOST ANOTHER CASE.
While the officers and others were trying to re-
cover the body of Burke a white man named VIII
liam Mattingly, who was under the influence of
liquor at the time. sprang into the creek to help
to find tine D0dy. He sank immediate and sank
again after rising to the surface. He was in
great danger of drowning when rescued by three
cOlOred men named John Williams, George Nc
lntyre and Jacob johnson. Mattingly, when
sober. is very expert swimmer and has saved
several people from drowning in that locality.
National Republican., 1876-07-03
NJ e w b o o X .

NJ e w b 90 ks
=, Centennial Offering; 3 repuoriea- AGI11
ton Of the principals and acts of the 6AG
Revolution IN America Dedicated to
the young men Of the United States
tfty years ago, by the late Hezekiah Niles.
Howe's Seven; hour System Of Grammar. 'i
Infelice. By Evans.
Why We Laugh. Cox.
Free, Yet Forging Their Own Chains, Cornwall,
Ishmael; or, in the Depths. Southworth.
Daniel DerOnda; vol. /. Elliott.
Edith Lyle. Holmes.
Wych-Hazel. Warner.
NEW NOVELS.
Love in Maze. Mrs. Ellet.
Curate in Charge. Mrs. Oliphant.
Pausanias. the Spartan.
: jes-tf Is 5Pennsyivania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-07-03

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE ms RANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CoNN.-oRAGAEIzED 1915.
Assets, January ], 1876, s43 49, s5o.s2; surplus,
", oG S.l 81 increase of assets, s., 050, 95I.g3.
JAMES GOODWIN, President; JACOB L.
GREENE, Secretary; JOHN II. TAYLOR, Assist
ant Secretary.
A. C. GIBBS,
General Agent for District Of Columbia,
ap4-MWF6m
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 30.--On Satur-
day afternoon, j. Fl. Dorinan, the pro-
prietor OF the house at 1886, Mission
street, discovered one of his boarders
named Herman Bethe, lying insensible,
with box marked morphine on the
table beside him. The following letter
was found: Friday, 4:30 p. MI have
taken eleven grains of morphine. Please
let me depart in peace. Farewell H.
Bethe." Another letter, in German, ad-
dressed to Mr.. Dohrinin, requesting that
all letters coming to the deceased, be re-
turned unopened, was found. He ex-
pired at $50 yesterday morning The
deceased came here from Los Angeles
about year ago. and has been giving
lessons on the piano.
San Francisco, Oct. 30.-Supervisor
of Elections, Holland, publishes COM
munication filling four columns OF the
Bulletin this evening in defense of his
famous black list, claiming the names
thereon are not in fact registered at all;
that is to say the entries on the great
register are not such as the statute SAYS
must be made to constitute the registry,
enrolment or entry, consequently they
are not voidable merely. but absolutely
void and of no more effect than blank
paper, hence there is no registry.
On motion of the United States Dis
trict Attorney nolle prosequi has been
entered in the Circuit Court in the case
of the United States vs.. G. +. Mohrig for
the manufacture of gold coin charms
representing dollars, halves and quarters.
Mohrig WAS arrested August 10th, but
examination showed no attempt at fraud
or to pass the charms for money. The
coins seized have been returned to
Mohrig and run into bars by him in the
presence of the United States detective,
who cautioned him against further man
ufaoture.
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Ely T z L 2 G K A P 81
SPECIAL IT, THE eIoCHE DAILY BECoBD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Oct. 30. Eighteen bank
presidents, leading merchants OF this
city, and capitalists, headed by John
Jacob Aston including well.known
Democrats, have addressed Hon. VIM
M. Evarts, asking bis views on the pres
ent political issues. Evarts consents to
speak on Wednesday night mt Cooper's
Institute. The signers of the address
declare that the Democratic party is in.
imical to the public credit and dangerous
to the public peace. They are against
Tilden on the financial issue. aTheir as.
signed reasons are that the Democratic
party are identified with the rebellion
and the principles which gave it life. and
its advent to power would be precursor
of Southern claims for compensation to
such an extent as would ieopardzs the
condition Of the National treasury, and
entail upon axpayers a burden that
could not be borne. The radical change
in the policy of the Government which
the election of Tilden would imply,
would in their judgment, impair the
credit of the Government att home
and abroad. and postpone indefinitely
the resumption of specie payments, and
endanger in future our peace and pros
perity. This paper makes strong i'm.
preston in financial circles.
New YORK, Oct. 80. The transactions
at the American Mining Board to-day
were 5000 shares. Best and Belcher
sold tor SO; Beloher, 1917; Caledonia,
llR; Con. Imperial, A; Cleveland,
SI@9; Crown Point, 1l94; Exchequer.
~; Gould " Curry. 1879; Grant, $40
4; Hale & Norcross. 8; Julia Con-, S0
q; Justice, 2S4; Kentuck. I594; Mexi.
can, 3lh; Ophir, 554924; Original
Comstoek. 1909; Savage. 1871, Silver
City, l q; South Star, 1H@4; Union
1879; Yellow Jacket. 2554.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 80. Kilograms from
Paris say that private advices from Con-
stantinople represent that the French
and German Ambassadors have received
instructions to support the proposals for
six weeks armistice.
A special from Berlin to the Russian
organ. LIE Nord. of BRUSSELS, declares
that the triple alliance can not be shaken
and adds that in the event of confer
ence, Russia will energetically uphold
therein the programme of precipitation
originated by England.
A Belgrade dispatch reports that Gen
eral Tchernayeff has ordered the inhabi-
tants to evaouate belgrade.
An eye witness, just arrived from Deli.
grade, describes the position OF Tcher-
nayeff's army as follows: The center un.
der De Prenatovich. occupies the heights
of D'Junis, the right under Haratovich,
is behind Schiiegovaton, and the left IN
der Pojatovich, occupies Alexinatz; on
the whole. the Servian army is in pre-.
carious position.
A narrative Of the Arctic expedition is
published, which says that after en-.
counteriDg ice, the expedition was de.
tanned several days in Port Payer. II
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YESTERDAY was as near ~ Eastern 0c-
tooer day as we ever get in Nevada The
air was warm when still aud cool in mo-
ton, soft blue haze wrapped distant
objects IN an indistinct haze. the mellow
sunlight east u glamour over all out-of-
door objects, and towards evening the
cats were unusually iambunctious.
SNow.-The beautiful snow put in an
appearance last night about 1890 and
the problem at the present writing is
will the streets be muddy this morning
or will We have six inches OF snow on the
ground.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo Il
Co. shipped bullion yesterday valued at
S4,890.
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STATED thence on August Slh, but before
reaching Grlnnelrs Land the vessels
were caught in an ice pack. After this
their passage northward was an incesssnt
struggle through chance openings made
in the ice by the wind and current. The
channels through which the ships moved
were constantly closing behind them
The Discovery wintered in Wells, a
sheltered harbor on the west side of
Halls Basin. few miles north of Po-
laris Bay. The Albert pushed forward
and rounded the northeast point of
Grants Land, but instead Of finding, as
expected, continuous coast 100 miles
toward the north. she found herself on
the border OF an extensive sea with i'm
penetrable ice on every side and no har-
Dor. The ship wintered behind this bar
rier of grounded ice. Close to the land,
floating masses Of thick polar ice had in
melting, pressed up quantities of inter-
mediate ice into blocks frequently mile
in diameter, and varying in height from
10 to so feet. Obstacles of this kind
destroyed all hope of reaching the Pole
by sleds. Before an attempt was made,
a sledge party was compelled to make a
road with picks and axes nearly half the
distance it travelled, as it was always
necessary to drag sledge.loads by in
stallments. The party really traverssd
276 miles, although it only progressed
70 miles. All the cairns erected by the
Polaris expedition were visited at the
boat depot in Newman's Bay. A chro-
nometer was found in perfect order,
which left by the Poaris. was success
fully drawn aboard the ship. When at
Polaris Bay. the Discovery hoisted the
American flag and fired salute. A
brazen tablet with the following inscrip.
ton was fixed on the grave of Captain
Hall: Sacred to the memory of Captain
Hall. OF the Polaris, who sacrificed his
life in the advancement of science. This
tablet is erected by the British Polar
Expedition, who following his footsteps,
have profited by his experience. Two
sailors OF the Greenland sledge party,
were buried near Captain Halls grave.
The sutferings of the sledge parties from
scurvy were frightful. The expedition
under Markham and Pair, which en-
deavored to reach the Pole, consisted of
II persons, nine Of which were entirely
helpless and had to be carried on slsdges.
Three could barely walk, and were un-
able to render any assistance.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-The Figaro to-day
publishes al letter from Dusommard,
Chief Commissioner OF France for the
American Centennial Exposition, de.
claring that the letter printed in that
journal on Friday attacking the manage
ment OF the Exhibition;and containing
other base charges. the authorship o.
which is attributed to him, is an uttel
fabrication. Dusommard publishes tn,
disavowal in the most formal and express
terms, and adds that if his denial be mo-
sufficient he is In a position to prove by
documentary evidence the truth of his
statement.
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"a DROWNING MAN WILL CATCH AT A
STRw. IF he catch it, it will do him no
good. Thousands of people, who have
neglected colds and coughs until they
have become dangerous. will rush to al
most every nostrum for relief. This is
why so many experiments are tried by
the sufferers. Go to your druggist, buy
bottle of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, and use it with confidence. 1t
Will benefit at once and ultimately cure.
1t Is no straw; hold on to it and be
saved. Sold by all druggists. o18.1m
SOLE AaENoY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Coms!ock Record, San Fran.
cisco Post, Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news
papers, school books. stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco. Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. II
TAKEN UP.-A light bay saddle horse
with white star in the forehead. was
taken up by me in Dry Valley on Octo-
Der 18th. The horse is also branded
but am unable to make it out. The
owner is requested to call, pay charges
and take the horse away.
o21-1m Z. THIBAULT,
We are again prepared to do all kinds
of tin, sheet iron and copper work and
also to put up stoves so that there is no
danger of fire. Parties desiring that
kind of work will save money by giving
US call. j. j. HALPIN & Co.
o13.tf
BOTTLED BocA BEER, equal to ale, for
family use. Boca Beer on tap. Also the
best of wines, liquors and cigars at the
Panaca Saloon. Lacour street. One
price! One bit!! II
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. Q. Poujade's, Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. IT
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. G. Poujade's.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
A HORSE and light wagon for sale.
II w. R. WILSON.
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FIRE.-At haif-past two yesterday
morning fire broke out in an empty
house adjoining the residence of Mrs.
Rejondet, near the Eureka and Palisade
freight depot. and despite the efforts of
the FIRE companies, who arrived prompt
ly on the ground, both houses were to-
tally destroyed. Mrs. Rsjondet lost
nearly all her furniture and personal eff
tscts. Accounts conflict as to the origin
OF the FIRE. 1t is supposed that 1t was
set in the adjoining building and had
gained too much Roadway before being
discovered to admit of being extin-
4 guishsd,
THESE are the nights that the single
unfortunate with feeble calculation tax es
aug OF bot water with him or her, as
'ne case may be--and puts the chilly toe
Anu the ffosiy heel thereon, and the cork
ZONES out and the voice of wrath is
heard In the still watches of the night,
"nu small, still voice is heard asking
n why don you get married."
IN hurriedly.written sketch of the
's'e Chas. e. belong. published few
pa!s ago. we said that that gentleman
as porn IN Illinois. This we now be
psVe TO be incorrect, as we are informed
"a good authority that he was born at
eessmanville. Duchess county, New
f0'k' on the 18th of August, 1882.
IHE Virginia Enterprise office was
lightly damaged by fire last Thursday
isOiaing' The Chronicle says it looked
.Ae Inc work of an incendiary. A spon-
sasous celebration of the anniversary OF
asolg fire most likely.
ALB. & W. J. O'DouaHERrY have re.
WED their law Office from the old loca.
won Lacour street to the building
Salhls. ~ u
UTAH is sending some magnificent
.ut into Phoebe at present. The lisa,
uus grapes are as finely favored as any
nave ever tasted.
AEV' FATHER HYNEs. of Eureka, left
Is place last Friday for California
Ne'e be intends in future to reside.
osow fell two miles west of Phoebe
M M sunday morning. but the rays of The
" soon rendered it invisible.
numbered. ''' " u
aaE white Pine News thinks the yot,
'us' county will be about 1900.
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have had in Phoebe since the last rose of
Summer bloomed alone, and the swallow
homeward flew, which reminds US by the
way, that a hurried glance en- PEASANT at
several saloons yesterday showed tina.
the swallows were fly ing homeward and
downward at a great rate.
NoTIcE.-H. S. Lubbock, Assistant
Superintendent of the Floral Springs
Water Company, gives notice of interest
to everybody in this mornings RECORD
in relation to the supply of water, terms,
etc., after to.morrrw.
Two eighteen. mule teams loaded with
the spur-wheels for the Raymond & Ely
pump were at Bristol Sunday night on
the way to this place. They have prob.
ably arrived by this time.
AT the risk of growing tircsome we
again urge upon our readers the neces-
sity Of paying strict attention to their
stovepipes and f1ues. Better a little ex-
ira care in this respect than battle with
the flames.
THERE are $4,000 miles of telegraph
wire poled in the United States, but
there will be ten times that amount
pulled by the politicians throughout the
country thi, week.
How sick the flies look on the restau.
rant walls this morning.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Cphir-5lAb 5lAs
Yellow Jacket-22b 22Aa 22s
N Bell-28 4 b % IA 25Hs
Alpha--45Ab
Ovsrman-83&b 84a
Con Yirginia-53b 53h
Hale l. Norcross -ab
Eychequer-15b
Gould l. Curry-147.b
Best / Belcher-l0hs
vnion Con-l2Ab
mperial-3. s0a
Leopard-6s
California-57Ab
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!. : FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, October 30.
,,,>,o s.rps
aIREs.l MohSiNd ahLEH'
an nnbir-5OA 50a 50's 81
ply xvpp-icsn-2s, % 28A 2SA
slS could & Curry-l53a l5s
500 Best Dei' 20 20 zeL5ss[
$40 Caliiorn
10 Savage-i, sa1 ,1L $40 81 52L 5qLbs
siJ Con virginia" 90
55a, % ,.os,-s
10 Chonarp ;ntI,D II
80 crown a On a aaLax
,55 lmperl"II o9u o9ss oor.b.non D
U.s. reno" ''CH 40 I9L
~ hen,u "a
" beieneu $3.50 ,,M ~. /,
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NgSn-o
u buiiion o',boo o,tl q, o,oo o,,,,,n
Myus1lceCC, c., ,S% la
hUnioh IL
AhchequoA OF,
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SAlta-1 ,,.,,<
70 WOoaViiien5s
Wl kossuth-- "a
IS Andes--'
rs Florda-i
COZ Niaeara-HV
100 Leviathah-o0S
$40 ProspeCt-Lh "a
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
81 aILMER ! sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Captain Deal M McGlashen
+ W Clute Chas thinner
DEPARTURES.
BIZ GrLMRR & sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Mrs J c Foster & daughter EGG Decrano
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CoeNAc, brandy, fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou.
jade's. If
Best brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujsde's. IF
A HOUSE aud stable to rent.
W. II. Wilson.