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yy rEouaTE S7anIfo1oc County

-
In the matter OF Tie estate OF LenueI 7 Mich
oi~. deCea sed.
On reading and fling the petition of Hannah
Nichols Administrative of said estate. setting
forth the amount of personal estate that Ia come
10 her hands and the disposition thereof and that
Engeuie, Mary George C.. Charles L. and Lamucl
p Nichols s. e minor heirs of said GeCeas I'd uuder
the age Of tysenty-one t2lb years. and description
OF the real estate Of which said deceased died
seized and the condition and value ot the anne.
and PRAYING that license i. 10 her granted 10 sch
all of the following dc-Crihsd tract 81 land tG-it:
The east .na-aaf OF thr southwest one-1usrfer az
section number one ~. in Township hummer
nineteen 90. north % Range number twcutv-sne
l2u Easr. containing eighty acres u land, DC il the
same more or les.
And il appearing BY saiG petition tIei III IA
"a DIN nis RI nix pay said de~. aEa sgppoa.
miiatain and esucate -aia H,irsur-- nj jlat il t.
neces AIRY In order 10 pas tie same. ind -i.Ypu.
maintain and edGcate sail Mirror. sell ali oi the
above described t4act If land
IS therefore ordered thar 81 persons interested
in said estate appear before the Judge OF ti- todTt
the Sth day Of Nay. \ y. .S76 1t tel cioci: g.
y, III the city uf Nanit.aC, Y i-c.n-in, III ari
there 10 show cause IL any these be. wiz 5s-.,~e
shoUi4 not hc granted 10 the aid si1GU,.s 60 =
Administrators Of said estate 70 -, shs55
and il T. iuTthar order th,t . csaF q t.s
order shah be pUt,i bod ioF i've su"ce -iEa WEES
ps5cr TO the day Of said hearing IN the Esg3tr#Yc
Pr or. weekly nsgys p8Tar printed and published
al the city OF Mgnitowoc- il SAID county and per-
sonaly served all persons iHtcsC-,vd IL slii
resdngin said county al least fourteen days
before said hearing.
Dated NariJowoc April nth, 1875.
T. C. oT,NSTED.
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First publication April 6, ls76-l
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
bss.
County OF nauSsOuSc

Probate Office. April 5th A. d. 1876.
In the matter of the Pr of and Probate of tbs
last Will and Testament of Carl Paul deceased
late of the County of Aanitowec. Whereas. sn in
sTrEreut in writing. purpoTring 10 be the last vii
and ICstaE eat o! Csrl PaUl deceased, late o.
the County of Asnitnwcc- has been FLED in this
Office: and whereas application has been maze ~
Caroline Paul praying that the same he urGyeT
and Admitted 10 brobstr according - TIE law o.
this STATE: Therefore il j. ordered that said appii
cation lie heard before 81 The Probate Gt.;cH IL
the city Of MsnilowOc in said 1oar1v. on tae
fEs. day Of May. i. d. 1875 AZ 10 O'clocs
\. u.
And il is further ordered, ihst notice shall bt
given IN all persons g. terested IN said VIII Of the
time snd place Of said bearing. by publication in
the Nanitpwoc Pilot, a news paper printed in sal!
CouGrv for three sacces I've weeks, once each week
prior to the time Of of such hearing.
go 5w BY the Cont
7. u. OLM>TED. County Judge.
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FOR SAIL: !

orsr FOR sale IN the Cjiy % &auitowo,. the FOL
lawi.g Iroy1ygIy: in Eioch TO- Lot i. with hc
hr,'tfinSs thereon. viii fer' r'r aeGs market "a
II it. - she parties de>.rezaso loi l. n the same
wENZEL EAU lZkY
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in Justices Cour,

First publication Apr! l3-h, Is7SI
CTATEa&E WEscUNSTN.
- COUNTY, CT AANiTcrcc,
City OF MaIiiCEoC.
in Justices Court
To z. " Dierchs:
You are hereby notified that warrant of attach
mert has been issued against YOU. and vorr prop-
ertr attached. TO satisfy the demand of G. W White
and q. A. Forrest. amounting TO nineteen and 100
dollars Now unless you appear before john F.
Zinns Justice % the Peace in and for said cuun-
tx al hi Office In ssih city. the 6th 6ay OF Nav
4. D. ls6 al to Geek in the forenoon. iud seEt
viii be rendered against you, and yoGF property
sud- to pay the debt
Dated this S,h day of April. :. y. 1879
W4iIE FORREST
3s3w Plaintiffs
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State Convention.

A State Convention OF the Peoples Reform
party of the State cf Wisconsin, composed Of
two delegates from each Senatorial and As.
sembly district, is hereby called to meet in
the city Q!
EilWaukes, on the Seventh day Of June
next, ct u oclok L.,
for the purpose Of nominating Presidential
Electors to be supported at the next general
election, and selecting delegates to the Ma
sional emocratic Convention, to be held in
st. Louis, June 9Th, 1876, and to transact
ruch other business as may properly come be-
fore the Convention.
In accordance with the platform of prin-
cipales adopted at the State Convention, in
1873, aud re- Affirmed by the Peoples Reform
party in 1875, that all electors Of Wi.eon-
ain who seek the election Of capable and in
corruptible men 10 ciice, and complete
and permanent reform IN the administration
OF public affairs, should unite upon plat
form and the same candidates. We invite all
citizens Of this State, without regard poliii-
cal association, vino bclie7e that a change in
National administration IS rendered neeess-
airy by the frequent and startling evidences
of corruption permeating every branch of the
government, TO join with u ID the election
of delegates to this Convention.
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lie also keeps on hand = WE'LL ASSORTED stool
Of articles III his line and sell at he lowest EgIrgs
Custom made work promptly attended 20 and In
satisfaction guaranteed. Aug.
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CCNfgi E2CsEE
MANTT0WOC MARKET REPORT.
weekly by j. acIlucrtc Esrs,s
DEALERS IN
GENERAL E;EgCE2.

OFFICE OF TIE NANlrowoC PILOT.
MANlTowCC, AEEIL 9th 1876.
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020~1 ST.
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A Cure for corpulsnce.

Corpulence Is becoming such q wide
spread complaint In these days Of pros
peri,y and good living. that any method
by which the adiposs envelope may be
reduced, without an entire sacrifice OF
the pleasures OF the table. must be vel.
coined by q large number OF pcople-or.
at any rate. by a number OF largo peo-
pie. Such a method is tho system In.
vented by Mr. Banting. an English gen.
tlsman. and II Is at present employed In
putting into condition the jockeys OF the
French and English turks. There is
nothing in tho system to terrify the
most eager %gourmand. This Is the
daily menu which constitutes the
basis Of tho method: At breakfast,
about ton ounces OF beef or mutton.
kidney. fried fish. ham, or any other
kind Of cold meat except pork; a good.
sized cup Of tea. without milk or sugar.
and n little cracker or bread, toasted.
without butter. At the midday meal.
ten or q dozen ounces OF fish Except
salmon or eelsl. OF meat without lard),
vegetables without potaioes), n little
toast or stewcj fruit, any kind OF fowl
excepting geese or ducks). some game,
and two or threo glasses OF good Ma
deira or Sherry vino Champagne.
port, and beer are not advisIble).
Ono may cat at this meal, according
to taste, i've or six ounces OF fruit.
n few biscuits and q cup Of tea without
milk or sugar. Al dinner. meat or fish
a. at midday, and one or two glasses.
And finally. before retiring. to facilitate
sleep. a rum or brandy punch. without.
or in its stead a glass or two Of red wine.
This is certainly not a regime which
would cause one to perish OF hunger.
II is substantial aud plentiful enough TO
satisfy amy appetite. and palatablo
enough for an epicure; and yet Mr..
Banting lost under this diet forty pounds
Of his superintendent flesh in tho space
Of two years.
Gov. RICE picked up q bundle which
an Irish woman dropped the other day
in Boston. and. brushing the dirt OF 1t.
handed II back ia her with q bow. a
by. ISLANDER asked her: "Do you know
who that polite gentleman VAST" mo,
indadc," she replied. "well. that vas
the Governor OF Massachusetts," "In-
dade, is hel" was the reply; "sure,
hos n parfect giutleman. any way"
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10 w.d ,oms power the rif, to gi'e us.
To rce ,urrel's AZ ithers see u.s."

n-,-p r., 81. .,..;.,od a,uro
neno.u 'nas pa IN. .ams .rn,;nai
WIN ~, % o.. ara, norx'
ABOUT 70 mes. MS s ~ u.,L. L.,
GUS. u,suass'a ...~ Th. I'M
win s,'~ ""u III ~ .harsy hsr
nus 'e', ne' me-. .si;nn J.n.;na .xss
ups. lne ynee IN
are now au'h uI 49, ~. - = ;
once warm ainnp'eu h.s a. WA,
ana cold ,,e' p .h.naa,
mas wrousn' n auas,n, S.aas,h
What Is thar "n,ea nauSr sn,'a,
tne su,,ace vi lNN;,is Las
docs sne Icai's' ~ .a.snI .nn"a.ana.
IL sue aNnse y, way 49, yerx nss
u makes "o" J;s,.sa,
lure Is snoyeet 'oa eaa"osuo an"mn,
from wnich man ~
Many Of these maiauies a,e inuureu =.
her own carelessness, or through ,gno
ance Of the laws OF her oe,ng' aga,n.
many Female Diseases ,propetiy
treated. might DO arrested In .neif
course. and thereby prove OF short du.
ration. They should not DO lei! 20 an
inexperienced physician VINO aoe'
not understand their nature, and Is
therefore, incompetent to treat them.
Tho Importance Of attending 70 isinale
diseases IN their earliest Stages Sann9'
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Mrs. bowers. the celebrated Scores,
y-u.. ii, . Iii, A. yir,
oo' "' P -
cinia City several days Since anu aise
took a look at several Of tho mines In
IN. North VIRGINIA district. She speaks
Az. u,ns. In m.
very 'a'ofaoy VI ~
locality named. especially Inc "e"S
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RinE-AIso About tho Indietnssns
OF Mapps.
BAN FRAxcrsco, March 22-l P. NJ
Statements telegraphed from Chicago,
purporting TO smanae from Special
Agent Phillips. concerning the whisky
frauds on this coast. continue. TO attract
attention. The recent indictment OF
Msppa. formerly Deputy Revenue Col
isctor at Los Angeles, Is supposed to be
. hard blow to parties %sndsavoring to
break up the fraudulent system prevail.
ing. Is hs had been relied upon as an
important witness by Phillips. The
indictment Of Mappa was evidently
investigated by the ring. as the offsnss
on his part Is purely technical. The
Chronicle Offers an explanation this
morning Of the grounds Of complaint
against him. but 1t Is not altogether full
or accurate. It seems Mappa ran
short Of stamps, and under In.
structions from superior officers, Is
sued receipts on himself there. In
taking up the receipts and issuing
stamps whom the latter came to hand.
he closed his accounts up on being rs-
moved and turned over the stamps In
his possession. II was then discovered
that. through somo inadvsrtance, some
Of his receipts had not been taken
up. which. being brought 70 his at
t~sntion, he promptly made tho amount
good. and the business was satisfactorily
settled. The present indictment was
grounded on the discovery Of one addi-
tional case Of somo kind, the amount
involved being Ave dollars only. Map
pas removal from Office was merely to
give place to n friend OF prominent
California politician, and not from any
dissatisfaction with the discharge Of his
duties.
An evident attempt at dsiraudins the
Customs has been discovered, In which
twsnty.nins cases Of opium and ten
cases Of silks. received by tho steamer
Alaska from China last December. were
supposed to have been Transferred on
board the steamer Colorado. for Pan
anna, and vouchers filed in the Custom
house. but were in reality retained In
this city for shipmsnt to tho interior.
Ai~tention-in the FIRST instance was
called to the matter by discovery Of the
packages Of silks in question In tho ORR
entail warehouse, where they had been
stored. by some blunder Of parties, to
swindle. Special Treasury Agent Mills
is Of the opinion that tho practice pre-
walls TO Q considerable extent. Tho
matter has been referred to tho Wash.
ington authorities.
Accidental Death.
SAN JOSE. March 2l.-word was re.
ceived here this afternoon from Santa
Cruz that Thomas n. Lilly, lato County
Assessor OF this county, and more re-
Gently Superintendent for the San Lor-
snzo Flums Company. Of Santa Cruz.
had fallen . distance Of ninety feet from
q trestle-work Of the flumo, and wal
killed. He was a member Of tho Order
Of Odd Fellows here. and stood very
high in the community. He leaves q
wife and son. He was q native OF
Pennsylvania, and about ~ years Of
ago.
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Arrivals shis nsssisx
Dsparsuses Last EvsntsS.

TEE CAIAMrr AvxRrrp.-It Is pleas
ing to know that the great calamity
which was enthusiastically predicted to
take place on the 2lst Of this month.
being tho destruction by Gre Of the en-
tire lower half Of tho town. from the
Rhode Island mill TO Mercer's store. has
proved to DO n failure. publishing the
prediction aforesaid. In the COLD Hill.
NKws. certainly did no harm. and per-
haps induced many people to look TO the
condition Of their stove-pipes, who
otherwise might not have done .
Everybody being ON their guard. and the
FIRE apparatus and water works In per-
feet order ready for use at q moments
warning. IL Was hardly worth while Tor
fire TO start.
NEW ScmooL.-This morning . new
primary school was organized in the
Baptist Church. South @ street. Virginia,
under the supervision Of Mrs. Potter. q
very successful and experienced teacher.
Tho school opened with an attendance
OF 20 pupils. The Management OF 30
large a numbsr OF youngsters requires =
vast amount Of patience. The opening
Of the new school will AFFORD some relief
TO the other primary schools In Virginia,
which a. present. like our here. are
very much crowded. $50 pupils being
registered in one department alone.
scyoo, Thu whole
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srArIoNgnY AND JgwRLRY.

J. d. Marshal. at the Gold Hill rost
ONCE store, IL sole agent fol. 81
The san Franeiseo and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received ~ roop - publishsd,
and delivered In any part of town. Blank
book. and stationery In great variety. Blank
abort notice. Gold aud silver watches, clocks.
and q nne assortment Of jswely /; repairing In
thai line neatly and well done. large stock
of toys AMI fancy goods. Zoe regular ldyer.
tirctiieut In another column. Jeis
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MRs. vESEERrSo has discontinued u
custom originated by her OF having Wis.
itors write their names In q book in the
hall in the event Of her absence. Why?
Because the milkman came and wrote:
"Bill Smith called to collect q milk bill
Of long standing. and Is sorry Mrs.
veneering didn't leaye the amount with
tho Girl, as she agreed to-"
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srpsoCATING tOuGH.

In . letter 70 Nfs. Lille, Of ChIcago, WcH
known contributor TO the Western prcss. she
a.cribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. aceom.
panied BY bleeding At the lungs, to Hale.
Honey Of lIorchound and Tar. ny cough"
abe says, "threaiened To pufrocats me
but the Honey Of uorehoand and Tar has
removed every trarcbf It," The letter was 10
q lady friend In this city. who has placed IL ~
the disposal Of q. N. Chttsnton. 7 SIKH ave.
npe. Pixies Toothaehe Drops eurs In one
miuuta
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TnRoAr AFFECTIONS n HoAnsxsrs.
All suffering from irritation OF the throat
and hoarsensss will DO agreeably sur.
prised ut the almost immediate relief
afforded by tho use Of browns Bron.
chial Troches."
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on.TAcI.vs m MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor young men ron tne eneS'.
Of error and sbuscs In early liie. Msnnooc
New method Of treatment. New and rvmafk'
able remedies. Books and circular ecnt ne
In rcaied envelop-. Address HOWARD As'
sOcfATlON. lieN. Ninth street, Philadslphia
PA-an Institution having Q high reputa!ior
for honorable conduct and professional shil.
is11 3m
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
srxerAL TO u eoLD HILL pAnr szv
poMEsTIo NEWS.

1cntFaI 8tnenCA s.o
Mart ssr washinsteu.
NKw YoRx. March 22.-Gen. schsncl
LETT on the afternoon train yesterday fol
Washington. Caleb p. Marsh followed
ON tho evening train. Mrs. Manh 70
mains here. not having been summoned
|. Project 70 Aid specie Resunpsisu
New YoRx. March ga few promi'
nent merchants and bankers OF New
York and st. Louis. to promote meas
urcs for the resumption Of specie pay
meuts, have contributed to Q fund to
print aud disseminate the speech made
by Senator Sherman. March 9Th, on the
National Finances"
Eneets or the Late hterm.
Eastern dispatches are filled with no
counts OF the recent gale. and the re-
ported loss OF numerous vessels. with,
it is feared. many lives. The old Orch
ard House, In course Of erection on
Orchard Beach, was blown down. The
loss Is heavy.
Rsducsion Of Wages.
GRkAr FALLS. N. H.. March IA 70
duction OF l2H per cent. In wages 81
the wooden mills took effect yesterday.
The weavers left in q body.
treasurer New Dssirs~ % ResiEn'
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Treasurer
New says that although no desires to
resign ON tho LIST Of April. he has NOT
yet spoken to the President on the sub
ject.
Communication or S~catence.
TRENTON, March 22.-Patrick Ward.
co years OF age. sentenced to be hanged
Friday next. for the murder Of man
named Meyers, has secured q commuta'
ton OF sentence to imprisonment for
life.
A burglar shot Dead.
ALBANY, March 22.-Conroy. n Of
tho Utica masked burglars who had
turned States evidence, was shot dead
yesterday during a parlsy between an
officer, who had him in charge. and q
party Of men who claimed him. asserting
that they were officers. but who are sup.
posed 10 have belonged to the gang OF
burglars.
shipwreck aud Loss Of Lin.
BosroS. MARCH 22.-By the wreck oil
a brig at Kittersy Point. the captain and
crew. with tho exception Of tho first
mate, were drowned.
New York Republican state Con.
vention.
SYRACUSE, March pa. b. Cornell.
Chairman OF the Stale Central Commit.
toe. called the Republican State Conven-
ton to order to-day. in wieting Hall.
Cornell. in his speech. said that for tho
first time in sixteen years tho choice OF
a Presidential candidate is open to dis.
cussion. No distinct public sentiment
points to a candidate whose nomination Is
conceded. George II. Ha,kins was cho-
sen temporary Chairman. with the
usual number Of Secretaries. A long
discussion took place on tho question
whether the rules Of the Senate or As.
sembly should govern the convention.
George William Curtis advocated tho
adoption Of the Senate rules, arguing
that II the Assembly rules arc adopted
it will DO in the power Of the gentlemen
reporting resolutions TO the convention
to move tho previous question and thus
cut Off debate on the very critical quss.
ton to DO decided by the convention.
The present candidate named here. We
know, is to be the platform, and hs urged
that those who desired 10 have the voice
OF Now York untrammeled In any way.
should, on this vital and original prop
~osition. take such steps as shall insure
freedom Of debate.
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HioAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
ireckles, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot be detected.
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LroS's K~AriIAIhoS makes beautiful,
glossy. luxuriant hair; prevents It's fall.
ing out or turning gray. It has stood
the test Of 10 years. Ii charmingly per.
fumed, and has no rival.
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LOOK HERki

Il IL worth moving that FuRN1fUhx
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGE. SPRING
MArrRESsEs, and many other thinu. can %
bought Of n. VI. GRANT. Gold Hill tsbovs he
houss in the state; and his goods ars just that
they are represented 10 Be. Dm
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Aeeid.nssi Death.
ARIZONA.
Capture OF Renegade Isdisns.

CAMr GRASr. March a. Advices
have been received from the Nan Carlos
Agency, dated March 18th. stating that
ffteen Indian police. under guide Bean
nard, had made q scout into Tonic
Basin, and on March 9th killed 10 and
captured a renegade Indians.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Vessels

LONDON, March 22.-Arrived out, the
steamers Bolivia and samsria, from
New York.
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NorAnLEs. - Mr.. Baldwin. Superin.
tendent OF the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad; II. n. Yerington. General Su-
p~crintendent OF the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad. and n number OF other nota.
bles. arrived in Virginia, from San Fran
cisco. this forenoon, In u palace sleeping
car Of the finest description. Superin.
tendent Baldwin Is u cousin OF Mr..
Baldwin Of the Justice mine.
LITERARY E~xERcIsKs At n GENITAL
PrnIic ScHooL.-ws learn that a liter
AIRY entertainment OF a very interesting
character will shortly take place In the
High School department Of the Gold
Hill public schools. Great pains have
been taken by the pupils and teachers
to make the exercises interesting. and
those OF our readers who attend, may be
prepared to expect n literary treat.
I~ScREAslp CAprrAL.-T The Kuicker-
booker Mining Company has increased
its capital stock to l0o. 900 shares, being
four and a half OF tho new for u Of
the old. The new stock will DO ready In
a few days.
Br~RoLARIzxD. - Last Sunday night
Mike Fitzpatrick lodging house and
saloon. Lower God Hill, was entered
and robbed Of several boxes Of cigars.
There is no clew Ms to the perpetrators
OF the theft.
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sT0CK REPORT.
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san Yraneiaee nearA.

v u
.lasro.rsD All IT u ,. xzArrns . col
san Franchise Beard.
Last vsxua
ECO Meadow vsilsy. az
iso kaynosd 4 EiJ. ISM
80 AursAa Goa. ION. iok
$50 Jsskson. IN
IS A Az. Iii. ,s
So Lsspass. ~. 8. " 80. ~
80 yessrsoa, 81
Lao Ola. ~
100 Paatsss.3
20 Norh.m B.lis. 70
~ rybo. ION
3ss Hasssy, sine
tic General rhsnss, 81
~ ~. Pstnck.s
20 Atvanes, ION
iUo Dsfrss.s
l9o Csss Goa. 30. 10
80 Nov ceso. 1se, Ioc
90 0olden Chartss. ss
so South Chariot. 10
yo rssfaan. e1kc
7lS Kni-ksrooeksr. ~
10 0iose. 10. &c
80 BALTIMORE Gen. ~
10 bscon.s
s9s oliver HiIi. 10. iok. o.. Sx.o
10 Challenges
SIS Dayton. ~
2D Rsei isissA. ~
$50 fictsu. i,c
kSO 4 arfAnsllss.A
us n. Y. ton. ava
sls wusA lie. ~.
ySO ssx. CAledoniA. AZ
sn Occidental. ~
25D Alta, ss
- Lady wsshingtos.t
iioo kossath. ~. ~
3s5 Andss. As.t
iuo FLORIDA. ~
$40 Europa. SIC
20 wsl,s fArEe. 5nc
a5,o North Carson. l3e. pc. SIC
IsD Cosmopolitan. toe. soe. sc
20 Lsvisihsa. IL
700 ssuth Jasties. ~
sx5 North Con. sirginiAs ls.i
isol Trojan. IN. II
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