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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THE Hon. j. X. Luttrell is evident
ly under the impression that the Chinese
question is to form the basis ofthe next
general election, and is fortifying his
chances by introducing in Congress as
many of his Anti-Chinese absurdities
andinpracticabilities as that body can
be induced to listen to. II Mr.. Luttrell
could be made TO understand that there
are treaties to be abrogated or modified
before anything efectually can be done
in this direction it would undoubtedly
spare his colleagues of the House many
an inhiction. But we doubt whether he
can be made to understand this, or indeed,
anything else. In the meantime il he
prefers to make himself the laughing
stock Of the country we suppose there is
no law to prevent his doing so.-Ras-
sian Rirer rag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THE Post Washington Democratic or
gam publishes the following: "Whie
the last and decisive vote WAS being taken
in the Wigginton-Pacheco contest last
week, Mr.. Wigginton walked over to
Pacheco's seat, extended his hand, and
said: "Governor, we havo always been
good friends personally, though enemies
politically. | hope that the result of the
vote will not disturb our friendly rela-
tions. With IL magnanimi:y wsrthy of
the gentleman that he is, Pacheco extend
ed his hand: Circumstances have
made meyour political enemy, but per-
sonaily / hope to be your friend in the fu-
ture us have been in the past"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

a SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-
The Blue Mountain range running
through Pennsylvania is said to be diyid-
ed at regular intervals of twenty seven
miles by rivers and water courses. From
the Susquehanna river to the Swartara
river is twcnty-seven miles, from the
Swartara to the Schuyllill is twenty seven
miles, from the Schuylull to the Lehigh
Is twenty-seyen miles, from the Lchieh
to the Delaware is twenty-seven miles,
and from the Delaware to a pond near
Newton, Nd, is twenty-seven miles,
Whether these distances have actually
been measured our informant does not
state, but we find upon examination of
map before us that the distances between
these points mentioned are all about the
same.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23
VAGAR I z S
BY OUR OWN vAGRANT.

IF you can't stand the double standard,
stand back.
JouN p. JONES, of Nevada, should
have been named Smith, and then he
could be referred to as the Senatorial Sill
ver-Smith.
THE Democratic cannon at Merced
bursted while salute was being fired in
honor Of the seating OF Wigginton. A
righteous judgment.
LoN0 black hairs in genuine imported
Havana cigars is one of the pecuiarities
of the Chinese question which is not re-
ceiving the attention it deserves.
KENNEDY, the Chinese champion at
Washington, never was in California, ye:
he protends to know what is and is no:
needed here better than we who live here
and always expect to.
A SANTA CLARA paper tells of dou-
ble-headed snake recently found in that
county. Might it not be that the editor
was in that peculiar condition when men
see double, and even bar-keeper looks
like twins.
II you want Office from the Working
mans organization, you must learn the
carpenters trade. Bones, of Alameda,
is a carpenter and both the nominees in
Santa Clara county are Of the same trade.
What will the Workingmen do when all
the carpenters are provided for?
SILVER is worth looking after, since the
RECOMMENDATION act has passed the Senate.
A Weaverville Chinaman was recently
discovered in the act of splitting broth
er Celestials head with an ak, and when
asked the reason replied Muck "a hi,
him man owe me fifteen cents too muchee
long time him no pay, me kill 'em -
Tu na-mah !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

MoRALIZING on the result of strikes,
the New York Sun says For every
week lost in a strike certain number
Of weeks work at the higher wages
struck for is required in order to avoid
positive loss to the workmcn. Thus in
the case ofa strike of six months dura-
tion for an advance of ten per cent. in
wages, five years labor at the higher
rate will be required in order to make
up the positive loss incurred in the
strike.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

FRANK w. DAY, an old citizen of Butte
county, died at Pence's ranch, February
18th, after a lingering illness of several
years. Deceased WAS Sheriff of Butte
two terms, and was popular and widely
known citizen. His age was SO years.
The Chico Record says Mr. Day was as
saulted by Cinnamon in the lava beds of
Oroville while collecting taxes in 1873,
and beaten until he was insensble, which
seemed to destroy his health and break
down his robust constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

VERY little has lately been said about
the manufacture of silk in California; YET
the factory at South San Francisco for
making silk threads OF all descriptions,
is said to be supplying nearly the whole do
mestic demand, on account of the excel
lence and comparative cheapness of its
products. This factory employs sixty or
seventy hands, all white, and its success
should encourage further enterprise in
that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

There is doubt that in case of the
President vetoeing the Silver Bill, it will
receive the two-thirds vote necessary for
its passage. Divided politically, there
would be fourteen Republicans and ten
Democrats to Sustain veto, and "a Re-
publican and 27 Democratic Senators
ready to pass the bill over it. Davis of
Illinois being, for purposes of this cal
cuIation, as he may in fact be practically
considered for all others, classed as a
Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

A curious piece of proposed legislation
IS before the lower House of Congress.
Mr.. Mills OF Texas, in carefully fostering
the Southern war claims, proposes to
date back the ending Of the war of re-
bellion about fourteen months in the
consideration Of this subject. Gradually
the plans Of ex-Rebel claimants are
being unfoldcd. Democratic control of
the Government would at once admit
them to the National treasury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

ARRANGEMENTsar being made to blow
up the bark King Philip, which was
stranded on the beach below the Cliff
House. to obtain her copper, bolts, iron,
etc. Four boxes, containing 200 pounds
of giant powder each, will bo exploded
under the hull. by means Of an electric
wire connected with battery some 200
yalds distant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

EUROPEAN News seems less warlike
than it did last week. Russia says she
has concluded not to occupy CONSTANT
pc at "the request of King William of
Germany" which appears 10 be back
handed slap at England. The Congress
10 assemble ut Baden will probably settle
existing difficulties without further
bloodshed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

HIGHEST KNOWN From the Record
Union Of Feb. 10Th, we learn that the
Sacramento River at 1890 the previous
evening showed a hight OF 25 feet . inches
at the steamer landing, being the highest
water ever known there. The city evees
stood the raise, although much damage
was done along the river just below.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

TnK marriage Of Princess Charlotte,
daughter of tho Grown Prince, to Bernard
hereditary Prince Of the Duchy of Sake
Meninden, and Of Princess Elizabeth,
d1aghter OF Prince Frederick Charles, to
augustus, hereditary Prince Of the Grand
Duchy OF Olden5erg, was celebrated at
Berlin Feb. 18th on grand scale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

TIE State Of Virginia finds the tax of
ono cent on each drink sold, operating so
advantngcously to her revenues that she
is contemplating the levy of like tax on
cach cigar sold. Maryland and Louisiana
are showing quite an inclination to follow
the example Of Virginia in taxing drinks,
and may also include the cigars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

A FALSE REPohr. = Numerous telo-
grams have recently been received from
New York stating that branch Of the
Nevada Bank WAS soon to be estabi.hed
in that place, bat President Me Lane
states that there il no truth whatevor in
The rop0,t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

BEHOLD How RAILROADS RUIN THE
COUNTRY In 1866, the year the Napa
Valley Railroad was put in operation,
the amount of taxable property in the
county was $2,715,G and the rate Of
taxation 81 GS. In 1877 the assessed value
OF the property in the county was S.
ll5,256 the rate of taxation, 81 co.
NapG Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

MAINE leads the rest of the States Of
the Union as n ship-builder. Last year
she constructed Ave steamers, twenty
nine ships and one hundred and one other
vessels, the aggregate tonnage being 7G,
s0S. This is a large increase over the
two preceding years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

OFFICERS ofthe Post office Department
estimate that the revenues Of the Depart
ment are now suffering not less than a
quarter Of II million dollars per month by
The Il pod Of stamps sold by Postmasters at
small country Offices at diseount for use
in cities and towns. Tho Postmaster at
~ Louis alone shows bis office to be de-
traudcd of its revenue about $4,000 per
annun in this way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

VOLUME FoUR.-The Modesto Her
aid has entered upon its Fourth Year
and Volume. The publisher, Chas'
Maxwell, says it is now on a firm foun-
datlon which shows it is appreciated in
the community where published. May
1t continue to prosper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

SEVERAL tcamstcrs who have yentur-
cd on: on the Sacramento river and the
Scott valley roads have anchored their
wagons in the mud and water and went
into winter quarters at the nearest station.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

A PHYSICIAN of Cam bridge, Massachu-
sotts, has been indicted for manslauhgter
in killing a woman of whom be had taken
charge and then deserted her during child
birth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THERE is sn improved feeling in New
York business circles, because Of the
Senate amendments to the silver bill,
which are considered as materially de-
creasing its original power for mischief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

SwIFT's bill to prohibit piece clubs
aad to prevent extortions from can
ddstes Tor office was passed in the Assem-
lily. so amended rs to apply only to San
Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THREE carloads ofquicks liver arrived
at Virginia City Saturday for tho bonanza
mills. In all there were 675 TASKS, 225
to the car, Of the weight OF 0,475 pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23
sveekly 0rInity Jrurnal.

rs- The "J0C CR.V.gL" Has no .EgepFs
shs P"b;fshtr prsferrfps- 10 DO b~sfHsss
s-f.h .Earrrtissrs direct. .gdrertfsfRs'
ksaIss farnfshed on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

CONGRESSMAN HALE is soon to speak
on the Presidents Southern policy, and
will dcnounce in the severest terms the
Administration course in Louisiana.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

The Circassians, says dispatch from
Psra,when retreating before the Russians, =,
sutfocated with sulphur 500 women and
children who had taken refuge in cave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

RUSSIA has suggested to England that
the United States be invited to participate
in the proposed Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

Ak effort will be made to have the Mint
at New Orleans reopened in the event Of
the silver bill becoming law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THE President has approved the joint
resolution declaring reduction of tax on
distilled spirits inexpedient.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

EoR robbery, second conviction, a man
named Green was sentenced at Stockton
to the State prison for life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

THE will of the late Theodore Roose-
welt was filed in New York Saturday.
Each ofhis four children gets 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

Four THOUSAND bales of cotton, in
sured for S220,O0O, were destroyed by fire
at Savannah, Ga, Sunday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

TAG Lord Hicks difficulty in New
i ork has been amicably arranged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23

Weaverville, February %, 1878.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-23
LUMBER OF or v4 ALL KINDS
on hand, and made to URDER.

Lumber Yards Corner Of Main and
Mil Streets, Weaverville. Orders @ lefi
with NJ Lang, Agent, or sent direct to
the Mill, will be promptly attendod ~
Jumper & HOSMER "
Weayeryille, Jan. 7, 1873, tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-05

And use, IL you need a tonic stimulnnt and
Alternative, HostCtter Stomach Bitters. The
liluorsoi commerce. even when they are not
adnlteratcd, fail to produce more than a lem.
porary EXPLANATION, usually followed bya
depressing reaction, anything but beneficial
to weakly constitution, Not only do the
potent botanic ingredients combined with the
alcoholic OF HostctteFs Stomach Bitters min.
lister to the health aud yigor OF those who use
1t, but the basis-pnre old rye, the finest and
most salubriuuS liquor distilled, Is no mean
promoter OF a hcalthtul condition Of the di.
gestIve organs, Its presence in the Bitters Is
essential to preserve their vegetable consdtp-
entS from fermentation, and 1t unqucstiona.
bly,. auguentS ltheir remedial value, Eew
medicinal preparations OF a, proprietary ma
dati6nS from medical hen. eod4w.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the stock d ~ At pa'its
The ffrm 81 J. II. SLallGan \ Co, hop. % rtIpi
respectfully sollcit the literal patronage a's'iA
iva ~ '''A' A' T.c NOFFGT
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DIED,

sHARHEY.-Sorenibsrl th, 1875, atSaor. ", In.
ziE daughter al Patrick and Elizabeth sharkey, aged
u yGlrs and months. ia.. iialfJE,
Funeral notice Tomorrow.
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aesss4as..ssutv.

Opera HOUSE
P. RlEsrER........., ....... ..............,..
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The near approach o. The packing. seq!
son, which beginsin earnest about the mid;
ilc of November, causes packers, and
those who are interested in this branch OF
trade to view with great anxiety the facts
pertaining thereto. Frequent inquiries
arc daily being made as TO the future,
There is no department in our agriculture
or manufactures that has shown greater
progress since the panic OF 1873, than that
Of raising aud packing pork. The figures
below show the number Of hogs packed in
what are called the pork packing States,
principally of the West, and furnish the
basis Of calculation by pork men from
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STFiAdelphll Accommodation -Thl5 TAIN only runs
between wht cling and TFtadelphIa. 1i 'lh ~
+ tDAlly except SAndly-NeWaIk Accommodation
tSteubsnytlls COnimodAliOn.-Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tin's Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when required al
SheSuiln House, RtlATille, W0t Wheeling and
Gravel Hill. d.. 10. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-05

SrksN TRlEgRAPnY.-In Sri6nsr's Maga.
siIe for November there Is an article on
the inventor Edison. Among other inter.
esting matters it contains an account Of
steam biography Between Port HUI
ron, In Michigan, and Sarnia, on the Can
ada side, cable is sunk across the 81. Clair
river. Ariee-jam broke the cable and
Communication was stopped, Edison took
advantage OF the steam whistle OF q loco
motive, breaking the steam into long and
short sounds, like the dots and lashes OF
telegraphing. He called" Satnia 1--WE
times before the. Canadians caught the
idea, but, when they understood, the an.
swer came back from locomotive in sar.
MIA, and the connection was restored.
This looks very simple in the narration,
but was happy thought in the inventor.
tits not dreaming which works out inven.
tlons, butreadiness in emergency.
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As great as the increase appears, it has
been augmented by the summer packing,
as will be seen by the comparison below;
summer packing Of 400 oo1
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TsssStssz' Salss.


nNRUSTEEiS SALE e'----,----.
NH'
=, ,ho ry,.,,t, g.. .,o,,
SOu'1 :" VINO Ioahiy, WetYby
ueotge LlIIes
M PIN ChanerrV.
samuel u Boyd eth.
Under and by virtue Of dol =, 49,.
George Zilles aud BaFharS Zilrs M - WaH ulit
dorsigncd Trustee, dated Ibs a ~ suS y IL !
1875, and recorded In The Clrrk'S asst q Ltaab5
Court Of Ohio county. WE,t VI,-SnI' y ne Usrl
Of trusts and mortEases No ~ ''a, " DSt q VI
iQ3, aud pursuant 10 the decree en,.ree ~ z! 81
10 tho above mentioned tau,S on ~. M, Y ~ 0V
gust, 1878, | will sell, on '' ava oAl u A.
NoNnAY ~. oE,L J,.
'Ao"Dn 'no Eo'h Gay oil November, A.p.iy,
commencing a. i0oelock 4. m, 90 the pr,n,., ~,
70 tne Guy o. wheeling, Wei NirHihll' a n,
uenee o. oeorge Lllles, a. public auction Ia III ~.
est ana Det biuutf' the following dtsTil.d nj 20
o. g much iheIeoi y may Il nerrNI,y Ia n, \,
deOt secuted ~ Sil DECD Of trnSt being N. ~, y
sIs:teo -, Hth lhtefeat theron iruil D,rTni,, y
Pc; 70 We %! OF sale, and the tIpnsIs Il IN
Guiding the commissions Of the trustee ..lija, NJ.
70 s1y; certain tact o. land being tsTi a ~
ing is9nd, N the county Of Ohio and STATE !, n,
NlrglnAs ana the sonihefn portion Of trIttri ~
puIchhe9 y '. Whclan Of josiah ChI,rrS
trustee o. y. N. B. Zane and Othsn, and i, -,
tIaSt o. hhd conveyed 70 aid GeFIv Zille, y, NM
'. MhesAn y used oeanng date NArh sit ia ~
recorded " aeed bo9k No. y page 81 10 tjJ ~,
once anu Is founded a. follows BsiabItr ~,
vest sloe Of the east branch OIL the Ohio rJrf M
the northeast corner Of the vineyard lrlst Orr,
owned by Henry Moore and now Owned " IA
1lIeht Ineuce WIN tle moth Hue d Nd CltSts
norm s!ti vest y Ss-lO POLES to theea,t al M.
HesI 9ranCa q sAia nVeLi ihease up AID Sst l1si
aud binding !hsTeon north ~ IS eat :! g.lNpI
and north "a 8 east is add es.ioo pols q ~
thence leaving aid Ee:! branch AID snssitt vi
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a"RUMPTY BUDGETS TOWER"

fled frederieks, About thedther faailiar features
Of ST. SIClOLAS the tlItOh preserves good humOred
silence, content perhaps, TO let her hNe volumes al
ready Issued, prophecy eCneUrnins the sixth In re
spect TO short stories pictures poems hnulor, la-
stTuctye sketches and The lure and lore Of JIek-In-
Pulpit" the avery Little Folks" department aud
the "Ltiter-bor, aud "Riddle-boI." i't ?"
Terms sa00 year. IS cents = Number. u
Subscriptions received by the Publisher Of this
Paper, and By al BoukseleTs and POstmasiers Per-
sous Wishing 10 subscribe direct With the Publishers
should Frite name, rostufiiee, County and State In
inll and send With romlttanre In check y o. nOnty
order, Or registered letter 70
SCRIBNER & CO.,
nos uno'5I rs BtOsaxay, New York.
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6susral Sntises.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
OFFICE sECEErAgY or SI4TL
IVy,r-,,,.y, man. tssl

OFFICE SECIETAgY Of SIATL
WHEELING. 9lst Oct, l5il
The Board Of Public Works Of the state 4
West Virginia will rccciveat their otict uHtl
December 18th, 1873, plans for me 1linF
rIoNIX and additions to the building kHoD
US the ESTATE HORSE" In the city Of Cba'is
ton, Kanawha county. from such AThitS9
as may please to submit them, it being la5ts
stood that 10 PLANS WILL NJ FAlD TOR utsa
the same be adopted by the Boarl, and tlAE
terations made in accordance Herewith
S. BRADY,
oc2o Secretary Of St,h
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-03

City OF PANAMA.-This steamer
reached her wharf yesterday afternoon,
having made the run in 60 hours to Vic
toria and 80 hours TO Seattle with all
the stoppsges. She passed the City Of
Chester, on the way up, with no effort
and established herself as clean sailer
She brings tho following passengers for
Puget Sound Ports: Robert Tonito.
John McAllister. Il Dempsey aud wife
Mrs. John Murray. Mrs Is Gatzert,
Mrs. l. Hoskinson. Fred Foye. Y
Carson, j A Wheeler, II Hulan, J Walk
or and family (l0). Mr.. Kirkman and
family (G). Her freight list consists of
337 packages for Port Townsend, 943
for Seattle, l45 for Tacoma and SO for
Olympia In another column of this
issue will be found full and complete
list Of her consignees and freight.
The Panama lay here all night, and
leaves here at ali early hour this morn
ing for Tacoma. She has all her old
ofli.srs on hoard, consisting of Capt.
Seabury. Messrs. Hewitt aud Burns NJ
first and second officers. E,sinee,
Mithcws, Parser Wafer, aud Steward
Kennedy. Rossiter, the first assistant
engineer so long on her and the Alaska.
has been transferred to similar position
on the City of Sydney, in the Austral-
ian line Purscr Wafer sent us his US
ual plethoric file of San Francisco daily
papers.
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Freight per 8. 8. Panama.

The following is lis. Of the freixh,
received by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Panama, which arrived here yesterday
A. Snyder-l case cigars.
Boyd. Poncin & Young-l case dry
goods. bale of bats.
Crawford & Harrington-2 cases ma.
pie syrup, 2 pkgs chains, so bbls sugar
SKIS coffee. / case cigars, ) bbls plas.
ter, case glassware.
Chilberg Bros-1 box books.
f. Perkins, case cigars.
4. L. Marshall & Col box hard.
ware
Fraueu,hal Bros case dry goods.
bale oil cloth.
H. Chltelder-2S cases meal, 3 cases
corn. case HOLSTERS, II SKIS rice. 10
kegs syrup. 81 ! bbls s@g.r. 9 TX. raj
sins, II cases canned goods, bxs to-
bacco, cases lard. case shot. 6 bags
spices. SIX coffee, / Dbl ard box
crockery.
Harris & At.rdge . cases drugs, .
boxes glycerine,
j. A. McPhee-1 case cigars, 3 boxes
tobacco.
Jack Levy--l case cigars. boxes to-
bacco.
John Sullivan 4 cases cartridges.
j. NJ. Colman-l box Z. F., saw
machine.
}. A. Muller-2 cases cigars.
W. A. Jenniugs-20 SKIS beans. 10
boxes cora. 4 boxes tomatoes, 10 boxes
paste. cases milk, boxes honey, !
case cigar
l.. G. Harmon case cigars, 2 boxes
tea.
Il. l.. Andrews bdls iron, A. bars
: TO. bars steel, 3 plates ditto, 3
cases shot, 30 kegs nails, cases harrow
teeth. 2 cases coffee mills. case tscks.
cases axes, case axe handles, | bdle
SAWS, bile spades, Ii coils rope.
a. o. McCallister-3 boxes tobacco,
? pkgs tea. jar tea, | case cigars.
Picht Il Mehlhorn-lSi SKIS barley, 2
sacks bupgs.
PiLkham Il Sake cases boots and
shoes, case hats
NJ. A. Kelly d Col case drugs.
Schwabacher Bros & Goa casks
crockery, cases hats and shoes, bale
mdse. hay cutter. 2 cases hardware,
ID coils rope, 8 cases mdse. 3 bars iron
and steel. 5 bundles iron, kegs butter,
% boxes glass. bale packing, 3 cases
tobacco. 10 cases nut oil, pkgs citron,
40 windows. 4 bbls plaster.
5. Baxter & Goa cases tobacco,
S buckets do.
Tom. Smith, case cigars.
L. Lyle can matches; 4 SKIS ,ice,
10 kegs syrup. 8 SKIS beans, case cigars
> boxes tobacco, 2 chests tea.
Wa Chong-S0 mats rice, - boxes
mdse. 2 bundles mating, 6 chests tea.
20 boxes fire-crackers.
Waddell s. Miles, bundles rods, 5
boxes TIN, 3 lengths pipe, 4 cases hard
ware. box do, bale hose.
For various other persons. in addition
to the foregoing business men. there
were Il packages delivered here.