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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
SYLLABUS

In the case Of The CITY Of Wheeling Us
W,Uiam Campbell and others
I. Where it appears from plat snd
other evidence, that street IN city has,
for more than forty years, been used snd
occupied ss pubic street, and the deeus
OF property holders thereon, in their des-
criptions of this property, call Tor the
street bv same, and the map shows that
it was sixty-six feet wide at every point
except where property holder las
building, where 1t Is twenty-one lhChes
less than sixty six feet WIDE, sud the
house on the street, twenty lone inches, was
Quilt several years after the plat was
made, it will be presumed the s.rsss was
dedicated to the public use, aiu mat II
WAS of the width OF sl&;y-siA leet ~ the
place where the house WAS SO built.
~. The maxim nuJitm tempuS occur
r1t reqi applies to sovereignty alone.
80. The statute of limitation, in the
absence OF an express provision TO the
contrary, runs against municipal cor
poratlon the same as against naIufa'
person.
The doctrine held by the courts OF
different States is summed up in the iol-
lowing:
"As we have seen, the courts of last re-
sort in the States OF Pennsy Ivsnis, New
Jersey, Raode Island and Louisiana have
held that the maxim nustona tsmPuS oc-
c,.rrit real is MT restricted IL It's appllca
ton to sovereignty, but that It applies 10
municipal corporations, as trustees OF the
rights OF the public; while, on the other
hsnd, the higher courts OF Vermont
Mas. achusetts, New York, Connecticut.
Maryland, Virgins, North Caolna
South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas, Mis-
souri,. Kentucky, Ohio. Illinois ana
Iowa have restricted tDe application oi
the maxim TO sovereignty alone, ana sa'd
courts have IN express terms held that mu
nicipal corporations, like natural persons
ar suhiec: 10 limitation statu.es. Mnii'
able Judges have held the former doc
trinc, we nave Chancellor Kent, Judges
Rsd6eld, Marshall, Moncure, Rshney
and other eminent iursts holding u the
latter, and Judge Dillon. perhaps no less
distiug uIshed than any OF the others, on
both sides o. the question
The Legislature, a. its last session, re-
pesled the provision of the code which
exempted the State from the operation OF
the ststute OF limitations, and pro
vIded that the occupation of s
piece of the property OF the State, por'
ton of public road or the like, by an
individual tor the term OF ten years,
gives the occupant good title to the
same. We presume the lull force and
effect of this legislation has rot been
we'll weighed by the people of the State,
else they would dissent from it In a
city, town, or thickly settled community,
where everybody is on the alert IN the
interest of the public, the statute would
probably work but little hardship, but in
spsrsely settled section, like much Of
the territory Of this State, the ssss is
quite different,
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CosxL1No is cock of the walk.

SENATOR GROVER has returned from
Oregon.
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Two New Jersey saving banks aus
pended yesterday, one a. Newark and the
other ~ Trenton.
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temporarily left the Capital without
pairs in the belief tdst 3 vote would not
BE- reached until late hour. With the
exception Of these two or three Senators
and Mr.. Sharon, who is still sbsen: from
Washington, the iull number OF Senators
were present, or had made their votes et-
fective By means Of pairing.
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Next to the war between Conkling
and Hayes, the engrosslng topic now sg-
itsting the public mind st the Capital is
our relations with Mexico. Bsnning's
committee to-day appointed q sub COM
mittee TO review the mass OF testimony
already taken, TO sit during the holidsy
recess, and to endeavor to be ready 70
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1t is POW positively stated FROM
Washington that all nrprchcnsions Of
q difficulty with Mexico aro utterly
grouldlcss, rumors Of such danger he.
ing purely sensational. Tho failure
Of tho projected movements for tho
restoration OF Lcrdo makes tho latter
c"ent nov extremely improbable. I'M
PEELED by the necessity Of having somo
authority To d"nl with, regarding meas
urcS for securing peace on our South
crn border our Government has inform
ally, but substantially, como tu such
all Understanding with the Diaz Gov
eminent as seems likely 10 result in
al carly recognition OF tho latter by tho
Uhitcd S.atcs. II il understood that
Mexico will agree 10 the establishment
OF lines twenty-five miles from tho
river on each sido Of Tho lilo Grandc,
tho territory between which. having nu
nggTcgnto width of fifty miles, shalt DO
Guardcd by military patrols Of bo;h
nations, tho troops of either being per-
m'ttcd 10 go anywhere within sniG
lines On either sido Of tho, river, In
pursuit OF iDaraudera. who, when tnLcp.
shall DO delivered over for trial TO tho
indicinl RuIloritiea of tho Territory
wherein their breaches Of law art.
o der aro committed.
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From Washington.

Tho Senate resumed consideration
of Mr.. Thurman's resolution 10 have
the oath administered to Mr.. Spoford,
of Louisiana. the pending question be-
ing tho substitute referring tho cre-
dentials TO committee. The substi-
tute was agreed 10 and the credentials
OF Spoiroid were referred TO the commit
tee on privileges and elections.
sir. Davis, OF Illinois, voted with the
Democrats.
In discussing the Louisiana case, Mr.
Bayar,l said that il the time ever camc
when it waH for tho interest of the COM
monweal,h that discussion should end,
this was the time. Louisiana GfiairH
had, in the minds of the people, received
final settlement. Although parties
il the Senate were nearly evenly balan-
ccd, he would not give the weight of
his little finger to obtain power for his
party. Tho drift OF public sentiment
WAS against all political schemcing.
The cuuutry's interests required that
every Senator should work in behalf Of
the people, md party passions be hush
cd.
Mr.. Davis, West submitted
II resolution appointing II special COM
mitice TO investigate the alleged differ
cnce, alterations aud discrepancies III
thc Treasury reports. lie explained he
thought there were forced balances /;
ordered printed and tabled.
Those who hare taken pains to as-
certain the private opinion of good
many Senator'S OH the subject Of the
confirmation OF Harlan, MS Supreme
Court Justice. believe ho will be con-
iirmed without any serious obiec .ion
The Kentucky Senators strongly favor
him.
J.. BcrfUrd Prince has been selected
COrnell's successor M naval officer of
New York. He is tho bitter opponent
Of Conkl!ng. His selection WIS n mere
coincidence, however.
There is 10 further possibility OF Il
short extra session. There arc clnirns
and contests enor.,h bc;cro The. Sena,e
nltc"ay tc occGpy it until Dcccmbcr,
and Hood OF bills, cic., is fodhcom-
i1G. Ec",ly every Western Inum1rr
has jill 90! ;ho repeal Of The rcan.np-
'S"n act and for The decentralization Of
The silver dollar.
I'hc ioase rnla reqri.io@ nIl np-
?"'hsncI.s MADE ~ ,he doc, keeper
% be co'ii- med by the SpcaEe., is 10
&c 81 fc.ly enio eed, rId oIIs ope
'oD;na.ioh f'oM hiHGio Congress.
ioh?l dis ';ct wiz rec"i,c cuIs' de. "A.
,iun.
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Tho Eurcka Sentinel appears to have
become rabid on tho subject Of State
taxes. Tho discussion Of SO important
n theme is always interesting 10 those
who have tLem to pay, when proceeding
fiom so intelligent source as the
journal mentioned, but when its aLili-
ties arc proslituted to the purpose Of
distorting facts III an attempt 10 lead
the public mind cBtray, and under the
guisc Of n fair consideration of the sit
uation, seeks to hide from view its own
shortcomings by rejecting upon the
integrity and intelligence Of many
honorable members Of tho last -.5;is-
latuTo, its opinions nro entitled to no
respect and its arguments simply con-
tGmmib!e. It is fact well known
throughout tko State, Tint the ,SeHnact
inauguratcd the opposition to any and
all bills which might, could, would or
snould be introduced in tho last State
Legislative body, which would i'll any
manner change the then, nud now.
existing law regulating the tax on bull
lion. and also Of tho equally we'll
known fact that ",ter his election. with
his feet ii:mly planted upon this very
plank, Hnd wnich wns chiefly instru
mental i'll keeping hrs head above ,he
waves o; tho opposition, Mr.. Cassidy,
from his y Oniueut place in The Sell
ate, deliberately turned his back upon
,he We J principle and proposition, tho
chief advocate oi which he had been
tn ouan IL period Of several months,
aud now attempts, through u mass Of
unmcan'hg sOpbigi.,y and sublime cf-
f:on,efy, to justify the betrayal OF his
msnhood and his trust by dcprecating
.hc uct;ou OF hon orablc men who stood
true 10 thcir pledges.
Since The close Of tho session referred
20, wo hrvc re;ruincd f:on criiicising
~. C"s { % ecu. -, ahd would nalur-
r"S have >. iPooc'. = Ccce1i respect for
,hG o 30 l,ci ,pahl az wonld h..Se pre-
Tta;eG tho ..Ei'.:T rom iofcing, @" even
c,,uAs CO lmen.. We hayo been
con'cI. 10 leave I'Y ease in iac i'rhds
II iis corg.:rucLcy, believing i.Iaf
mrI"s"To Of .bem wiI! "eyrItAra any
III" VA" ihinEs, o. da".s p'ocIain,
.Aa 'Jc:c IL 40 8uch III = Gs pol .ical
hJrca.y, snG .iIa ,Iii,ioc,uS Rru me.rI.S
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ht CnlDI 20 O,1f:H.yc.

a man known rs Doc. Starr, wns shot
and wounded fatally. it is throught, by
young son of Mis-. Miller, wife Of
EX-Councilman Miller, OF Oakland,
California, m Saturday. Starr, who
was i'll tho employ Of 2 Nj. noIta,
while driving Mrs. Miller homo from
sho house Of ais employer, in
tho suburbs Of the city attempted au
outrage upon tho lady, but Eho escaping
from the villain informed her son, who
at once went in pursuit of Starr and
shot him MS above stated. Starr il re-
ported to hnvo made similar attcmpt
upon another lady some timc ago.
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The reports from tho East lately, TO
the effect that very marked revival OF
business had taken place, ace now re-
garded MS being premature, tho dcduc-
tions having bccl hastily drawn from
stntisiica which, upon closer oxami-
nat:on, fnil To supper; that theory.
According to New York dispatch Of
tho Goth, The exchanges nt tho twelve
principal cities FOR The first two weeks
Of October, show an increase Of $780,
27G.uOO over tho same iimo last ycRr,
but this is nll wiped out by the fact that
tho slucl; transactions during the same
weeks nro $iO,OOO,O0O in excess OF
those Of year ago, and that fully $G,-
900, COO Of tho aggregate exchanges
this month camo from tho statements
Of san Francisco banks which wcro not
in the clearing house n year ngo. Add
- this tho fact that there were many
millions Of dollars payments last week
on account Of settlements for tho Four
per cents, md wc find that tho aggrc.
gate gains OF tho present season entirety
disappear during tho first half of Oc-
t0bCr.
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The TyLo San, referring TO the bust
ness prospects of thRt camp, has the
following in relation 10 the movements
OF the principal company, the &c:
"WE have not gotten it officially, but
it is currently reported on the streets
that the furnaces will be fred up about
tho 1st proximo for Winters run.
Everything about the mill is in order,
and the mino under the direction Of
Foreman Jones, has been placed in n
condition for advantageous working
when Tho furnaces start up. 4 large
amount Of orc has undergone tho roast
ing process and is ready for smelling,
while large quantities of ore are under
fro md on tho dumps ready for use
when needed. The slopes, levels and
tho face of tho different drifts all show
plenty Of mineral.
THERE is quite IN infuz OF miners
iHto town just now, moro than balnEc-
ing those That arc leaving. Most of
them nre men who have been in the
employ OF the Company and arc drifting
back 10 be on hand when tho works
start up again. They give dolcful nc
count of The prospects Of the camps
they hHv5 visited.
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SATURDAYS Siirer State says: Tho re-
mnins Of Martin j. Hayes arrived hero
oil the passenger train yesterday after.
noon. A delegation Of Odd Fcllcws
took charge of them Mt tho depot md
End them conveyed to Centennial Hail,
where handsome coffin was prepared
to receive them. This morning they
woro taken to The Odd Fellows GENE.
tcry ana consigned 10 their last resting
place by tho momhors of Humboldt
Lodge. Of which deceased was n mem
bor, with tho funeral ceremonies OF tho
Order.
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IIrixful District,

The Piochc Record of the Goth thus
refers to the principal city of tho ad-
jacent and coming district Of Bristol:
"As quietness soizes upon piocho
Immediately after the departure Of tho
various stages for. Royal City, aud Gs
in consequence what little stir Tint is
taking place occurs Mt that town, We
can not do better thnn give tho pro-
gress Of work nnd affairs there. On
Tuesday last twenty-threo houses had
been completed, four more we're IN
course OF erection and tho material OF
three other houses was on the road
Lhero. Fired Gilmer Is picking out q
route to run direct from Royal City to
Pony Springs, which. by the new route,
will be little over twelve miles. It is
his intention TO run n six-horse coach
from Pony Springs into Royal City,
and from Royal City run four.horso
coach 10 Piocho, taking passengers
either 10 or from Royal City at 70 cents
n head. This line of coaches will be
necessary, rs before long rush OF
people will bc mado to Royal City That
will take extra conveyances to accom-
modate. Another bonding house has
been started by citizen of tho Celes-
iial Empire. Numerous parties haYe
purchased lots for tho purpose OF put
ting up stores for various kinds of
business. and before Christmas, Il
things do not take change, thero will
be over hundred houses erected in
the town. 4 large number Of men ure
i'll and around the town and, MS usual,
the requisite number Of neyer-do-wells
and loungers; but most of those who
have not work to do arc out prospect
ing for claims which they hope will
prove similar to tho Day mino. At
tho Day mine work on the tunnels il
progressing, the whole siao of tho hill
near tho lower cut being leycled down
SO ms to afford good starter for it;
ladders have been placed in tho upper
inClino. The orc sacked has been ship
ped to the Raymond and Ely mill for
reduction, in charge of Nat. Miller, aud
from the number of assays taken from
it, there is no doubt OF il yielding pret
ty heavily in bullion"
The first Of tho two principals to The
appended transaction, which is also
recorded in the Record, will bo remem-
bcred by many Of our citizens, rs he
at ono time manipulated "hnrncssed
tightening" for the Western Union
Company, in this place. Tho lady
is not probably favored with our
acquaintance, bu. tho fact that she is
" for Joe" is sufficiently satisfactory:
Joseph L. Sears, agent for tho Western
Union Telegraph Company in Piochc,
last evening took upon himself "bol-
ter half,, i'll the shape of IL young lady
known MS Miss Girty Zahncu. The
marriage look place Mt tho San Joso
House, in the presence Of few friends.
the ceremony being performed by Judge
U. Il. Allen. Joo and the young lady
thought they wcro keeping the fact Of
their marriage secret from every one,
but it leaked out two days before the
ceremony, but rs Joe and his wife hnd
n ciiarayHri several months in advance
Of their marriage, tho chief OF the
"Chnravnri Band" concluded TO fore
so the exquisite pleasure Of srrcnado
to the ncwly married couple. Our best
wishes Rro with tho newly mated pair,
wishing them long lifo nn1 happiness.
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Tho White Pine Ncir, is informed OH
WIN; Is regarded ms reliable authority,
That another ore chamber has hccn dis
covered in tho Ehorlart nnd Aurora
mine, on Treasure lfiil, but Of It's cy.
tent and richness nothing Is known.
on Tho outside at loNst, tho manage.
mcnt seeming dcsirous Of keeping tho
discovery secret. Tho Stafford COM
pnny lnp just hal run Of 700 tons Of
oio through the Eborhatt mill which,
was worked TO over 20 per cent. OF tho
fire assay, yielding $4,000.
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\ very painful Incident, nays tho
Trib"Hc Of tho 20Ih, occurred on tho
Utah Northern platform Mt Ogden about
four o'clock yesterday Afternoon. Mrs.
u. Cutler, who resides in Spingyillc,
Utah county, WAS walking along the
platform cloGc TO tho edge thereof. when
tho switch engine approached, her
bncii being turned to il. Tho engineer
Eavo tho nluriu, and rs gho looked
around she lost her balance and fcll
over upon tho cow.catohcr, from which
Eho rolled of OIL 10 Tho track, whcn
tho onginn passed. over both her legs,
completely serving ono ut tho nnkio
joint md badly crushing The otbot 30.
tween the ankle and knee. Tho lady
was taken TO tho KocnOy House, whore
she wns afforded tho necessary surgical
mid. Shc displnycd great forliludo In
enduring tho pain, and talked ration.
ally Of tho aInputNtions. 1t is thought
sho will survive tho pccidcnt.
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ItroNcr'a (Rsr.

Owing to Morton's illness, tho. OK.
Rminiug committee in Growers case
will not probably report to tho Senate
until tho regular scssion. Mcmillan,
Of Minnesota, Is preparing report
completely o1honordting tho Oregon
Senator Of my illegal not, which, IL is
Rnid, will receive tho unanimous sup.
port OF tho committee.
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James E. Abel, otico OF whose ro-
cent death i'll San FIncisco appears
elsewhere in this paper was known to
number of our citizons, having been
member of tho Masonic Lodge nL this
place. IIo held the position Of opera
tor for tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, NJ Wells, and left thcro for
San Fronciaco, only II fow months ago.
Deceased was most exemplary young
man and his untimcly death will be tho
cause OF deep sadness to relations and
friends. Prior to hin death hc was
taken i'll charge by Pacific Lodge 1856,
L. & a. NJ. aud his remains wera snb.
scqucntiy buried with Masonic hon.
Ors, by tho Fraternity.
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Trade DoLLAns. = superintendent
Crawford of the Carson Mint has re.
ceived ins tructions from tho Director
of tho Minis to discontinue the coinage
of trado dollars, and TO receive no sill
yer bullion deposits for that purpose
until otherwise instructed. W..
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NO. 49,

WAsuISoros Star: At Orange Court
house, Virginia, when the Presidential
train was moving of somo one proposed
thrco cheers for tho President. '.No."
said leader. "by way Of q change let's
give him the rebel yell" It was utter
ed with q viii, tho frst time that It
had been heard during the trip, and. it
is said. pleased tho President much.
as it was given with entiro good fifth.
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TnE Sleek EEchaHgc sNya TINT Senator
Jones report on tho great silver pucs-
ton was brought to tho Scuato Cham.
Dor on II fonr.horso truck, nnd tho aight
Of Ito bulky proportion carried terror
and dismny to tho reading clerk and nll
tho aged nlonbcrg. Tho condition Of
theso gentlemen Ia not 30 hopeless,
however, ns might seem Mt first glance,
for should tiIcv at my timo fcol uncqua,
to tho strain Of hearing Il read TO tho
end, thcro's nothing to prevent their
resignation.
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A ELL has been introduced into tho
United States Senate TO change tho day
Of tho Presidential election from tho
first Tuesday after tho first Monday Of
November TO tho corresponding day Of
October, nmd TO hold tho election q
year earlier. so RH TO lot tho Electors
hold their meeting in July instead Of
in December OF Leap Honr. These
amendments would give limo for tho
judicial settlement of disputes, and do
not require II departure from any cs-
tGblishcd principle.
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THE young man, Frank Ogden. who
shot Doc. Starr at Oakland, tho. other
day, hes been released on bail. StaTi
would have been killed in his bed BY
Airs. Miller's husband. but for the. ir-
terfcrersc Of the policeman who was
guarding the former. II is now thought
that Starts wounds will not proYo
fatal. 49, s-..s .fsf e. .y.t;,
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Adrortlslng hates In U. :. Cola,

iqnars ilO Lines HOnpsriel Type ur Space
Equal, hrSt insertion ........ ,..........S& %
Each Adiitlona! lac isrriiOn.................I 90
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TnE Carson AFptGi reports ruction
in Tho Chinese quarter Of that city IN
which tho Celestial troops fought mob.
Is md ono Of their number was pros.
rcc,cd iy n bullet from Tho back Of tho
hcal TO the teeth without developing
anything oi value.
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LOOKING nt tho enormous German
element in our population today, IL Is
curious 10 reflect that George Ticknor
mentions In his memoirs that In 1910
ho couldn't get my instruction Ia tho
German langungo IN boston, nnd Ind to
borrow German dictionary from nil.
other city,
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/ liberal discount from tho above rates to reg
iiar quarterly advertisers.
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with every appearance Of long continu-
nnce. The roads are oil but impossible.
There WAS never anything like it at
Boladnva.
Forty Turkish soldiers deserted Os-
nnn PashH's cnmp to-day. and declare
there was SO little food in Plevna that
the men got but ono pound of bread in
twcuty-four hours. There was 13o,-
600 men i'll Plevnn who could only be
made to surrender by hunger.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 20.-Thc foot
and horse artillery of tho reserve arc to
30 placed on war footing.
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t'nE EtrfIio reports tho sudden dcnth
ut lone, Of =. q. Turner, MI old settler
Of tho ltooSO River country.
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A coSrhAdnArroS in Portland, Now
Rrunawick, Saturday, destroyed two
hunlrcd aud thirty wooden buildings,
thoro being but ono brick house In tho
ohtjrO district. Over 1000 people burn.
cd odt, TOO OF whom wuro sulTcro1s by
lilo great fro Of tho 2Oth OF Juno. Tho
loss il fully $500, 900, insurance about
$4,000. Tho foundation OF n snfo
goyo way whilc tho men whore working
In tho ruins, burying half dozen boys,
and man named James Spinlaw was
tnkcn ont dead, nlso ono Of tho boys,
Alex. Gill, aud another fatally injured.
AL tho others were seriously hurt,
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FRtHG!i R0TlSSr:ar,
(iooIMEnCIAL ST., NEAR FirrrI,
ELHO, NEVADA,
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Having ntlrluuii,

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with everything icsirnbic and necessary Tor ihr
Conduct Of f2RST-CLdSS HOUSE, ho wor!d
INFORM he friends mud the public tha. nj tho
EEEhCll ROTl6SERIE, on Railroad Street,
Cnn nlwhyA bn obtained every luxury TINT H. pio,
duccd on Tho Pacific Cosst--NVIf.D GA NiIG,
nouLTRf. FISH. nnd T'ASTIlY AMI
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