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The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

In suburban cemetery of War
saw We're inferred q few weeks
ago, the remains OF venerable
Pole, whose claim to be the old
est inhabitant of that city had
been undlspnted for several years
previous to his demise. This
patriarch had completed his
l18th year when he was sum-
moned to his fathers; and, as
during his abnormally protracted
existence he had suffered no
family bereavements, except that
which robbed him of his wife,
eiGhty-fve years ago, his body
was followed to the grave by
such procession of mourning
descendants as, at least with re-
spect to it's numbers, has proba-
bly, Gnever attained the OBJ
sequies of q defunct Christian.
No fewer than 235 Of his chill
dren and children's children,
even unto the fourth generation,
streamed into the churchyard to
bid a last adieu to their progeni-
tor. The death of a person who
had many grandchildren when
the battle of Waterloo was fought
and whose early personal memo
ries included such historical fig.
ures as Maria Theresa and Fred
erick the Great, is, a noteworthy
circumstance. ta#3 ao a1 F.
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iTI7---f
s. p. BUATT,
ORAL SURGEON,

Offers to the public his professions
experience of hirty years in. the, above
speciality for the treatment of all dis
eases peculiar to the mouth and preser-
yation of its natural organs, the teeth.
Charges for all dental services graded
by quality and character desired. to sui,
the times. For dental substitutes, from
Sl5, 500. S75, 800, 5000, up to Buatt's
celebrated improved gold plate, $3.50 for
fuii sets, recommended as healthy, and
to perform the functions of mastication
satisfactorily as to kind selected.
Without previous arrangements, cash
is invariably expected. .f HIS
Moved to new office, near the Baptist
Church. -sls
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

We are glad to chronicle the
fact that the Department has es-
t4biished three new Postal
Routes in our county.
One from Hamburg to Month
cello via Duncan's Mill and
Cotham's school house. One
from Hamburg to Lind Grove,
La, by most direct route.
One from Hamburg to More
house Point, by way of Peters
burg and Whites store.-[Ham-
burg Times.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

We must consult the gentlest
manner and softest reason of adj,
dress in our admonistnent; our
advice must not fall like a violent
storm, bearing down and making
those to droop whom it is meant
to cherish and refresh. It must
descend as the dew upon the ten
der herb, or like melting fakes of
snow-the softer it falls the lon
ger it dwells upon, and the
deeper it sinks into the mind.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

No language can express the
power, beauty, heroism and mai
esty of the mothers. love. 1t
shrinks not when men cover, and
grows stronger when man faints.
and over the wastes of worldly
fortune sends the radiance, OF it's
quenchless fidelity like star Ill
heaven.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21
The Chicago 7Inter-O Ocean tha

The Chicago 1Inter-Ocean that
has beenigwont to abuse Demo
Icra,'lss Ike pirates, and to wave
the bloodyls shirt Ike q lady does
her fan in hot weather. now
pleads thas many Democrats and
lex Confsderates" would supp 'rt
the Man Of Destiny, if be could
only seeurefthes Chicago nomina-
ton. i No, no, darling, the South
doesn't barker after "stropg
Government y [Vicksburg Her
Nk0s' Ls+rr@ f,yC 4 .--s
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

His friends in Virginia entreat
him to remain, bu. Gen. Joseph
E Johnson persists in his de
termination not to seek re-elec-
ton to Congress.
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Geo. B. Nnrable, III. ID
RAsTRoP. La.

BAsTRoP, La.
I hereby tender my professional services
to the people of Bastrop and Morehouse
parish. When not professionally engaged,
can be found at my residence one mile
'eas oftown at night, and at the Drug
Store of DR.. A. 4. Bussey during the day
feb9-y
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Webster and Claiborne par
lshes have the honor of possess
ing the biggest liars that We
have ever heard OF. That is if
the Guardian and Tribune tell
the truth.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Not long SINCE at Kinks Ferry
in Catahoula'pssish, Geo. Ken
nedY shot and killel Gus Anaer-
SOP with an i old rusty needle
gun which no one suspected Of
being loaded. .a.s 4 @ {
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COME AND SEE,

Mr.. a. CURTIS is offering his best
prick for TEN DhLLARS PER THOU
sAND. Now is the best time to repair
gaur sidewalks and under-pin your
aeases. Call and examine the brick.
A. CURTIS.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Two negro men disagreed
about a woman IN Riehland par
ish the other day, and one shot
the other in the leg with squirrel
shot.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Little kindnesses from those
around Us should be reeiprocated
and returned in the same kindly
spirit.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Major 7. r. Calvin, Of Lincoln,
died at his home in that parish
a few days ago. He. was one Of
Lincoln's best citizens.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

The stock on the mail route
between Minden and Vienna is
said 10 be in an awful condition.
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Dentistry.
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, BY

DR.. III. j. MAssENGILL..
Gold Filings from So to IS; silver fill
ings from FL to So; full upper and 1owel
set artificial teeth $40. Extracting teeth
speciality. Having had my Office
newly fitted up, will take pleasure in
serving all persons wishing work in my
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21
DEE. n. C.. GE2.EE',

BAsTRoP, LA.
Offers his professional services to the
!. eope of Bastrop and vicinity. Can be
found at his residence, or at the drug store
Of DR.. A. L. Bussey, when not profess
onally engaged. feb9-y
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-05-21

Close Cash. bids
his will miss he does not give chance figure on them on
will show figures that will convince
lsg@ = / G / a.
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TIE Posi- OFFICE DEPAETNENT.-By statistics re-
ceived from the Office Of the Postmaster General,
il would seem that the employees in that particu-
lar branch Of the public service do considerable
labor, considering their number and the amount
Of matter which passes through their hands in the
course OF u month, and they are entitled to a por-
ton of the credit which has been so freely bestow-
ed on other departments. The following figures
speak for themselves and show the work accom-
plished during the month of February. Mail mat
ter received from foreign countries-letter 1897,
papers 6,225, weighing 1851 lbs. The number OF
letters forwarded to foreign countries were 5,294.
The inter-island mails consisted of 1864 letters re-
ceived and 1859 forwarded. Besides the above
matter nearly 5000 papers are received from the
Office of the various newspapers, altogether COM
bining to keep the time and mind of the Post Office
employees well employed.
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Hawaiian Trade.

The following muddle regarding our island affairs
is taken from the 5. F. Aita, and Is laughable on
account OF the way in which the outside world dis
plays its thorough ignorance OF our affairs
NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Captain Bockman. OF the
steamer Ejectrd. just arrived here from Annoy
thinks the present Chinese emigration to the Sand
witch Islands will increase and eventually super
cede Americans. The Germans and English there
have the control of trade. az they belong to the re-
spectable middle class Of the realm. aud are intel
Iigent and we'll Of. The China Merchants steam
ship Company will continue to run its vessels
there. and appears TO be- entering upon a new lease
Of life. having recently purchased three OF four
new steamers. The Company is holding its own,
increasing trade, receiving a subsidy of $500 .060
yearly. Captain Bockman says freights were very
high all along the coast when he left. and were
likely to continue so for some time. He was oger-
ed e3 los to England. As evidence of the revival
of trade all through the East the Captain says be
passed twenty-nine loaded steamers in the Snez
Canal, all in one day, something Unprecedented in
his experience.
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PAssESGERN.

From San francisco, per Cassie Hayward. Feb 2I-wG
Johns. n MeGinness.
From san Francisco. per Eureka. Feb Z-S Sweet and
wife. II Schwartz, wife and two children, r Green, J W
Lamson, John CARLY. W FARRELL. Z ) Deli. Robert Levy.
NJ Stevens Robert salter. T " Raymond, \ c JudsOn, z
HAmmar.
From San Francisco. per W II Meyer. Feb 23-Mrs
Biaisdale and child. + Stevenson. ID b Griffin. + Howard
+ Wells, NJ Ryan, A Bolster, J W Fitzpatrick, Jno FIavel.
J Evans.
From 3 Francisco, per Fremont, Feb 23-W HPeabOdy.
Tor san Francisco, per ID @ Murray, Feb 27-Nrs Jones
and 2 children, Miss shaw william Booth, George 7 Cohiug
and lady, y Smithies, Q Patten, Jas White, Jno Page
Tor Sydney, per Zsaiandia, Feb. 2-W Pickham, r A
solomon, 7 J Baker, James Baney, T d. HaGord, & q Par
sons. q 7 Rfchardson, ID Davis, ID Il Hayes.
From San Francisco, per Zealandia-F b24-Rev G Z
Grosaar wife and child. Miss I AlbrO. Mrs. VI / Basher.
Mrs Greenfield and 3 children. DR. + II Thatcher and
wife. A Williams, ! NJ Dat. tr. y b Dat. Z Suhr. Capt T
Grant, A N Menis, DR. d y Baker. wife and child. Miss
C1ench, III Giyens, = Farcos. q Bowley, Mrs A Buck
fngham Mas y Richardson. y Moore and wife, T NAL
johnson and wife. W Johnston r. Budden, A BeeFnan,
W P~enQflIy. W J Ramsey, + II Redward. J OC0unor. Bill
tuativel, III NJ Guced. " McLngnu. = W Grannts. T Il Il
Bougers, Mrs. VaItinan. J II Mackenzie, VI A Boyle, ) ID
Pierce, II W Putnam. q Calhoun. G Sears. + " Wallace
W Davis and wife. A X Weir. J DUFF. " Ager. J CattsfOrd
J @ Hook, DR. Descbawrtz, . chinese and 81 passengers In
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CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES.
TREATY MADE Br I. ;. MINISTER GEORGE F.. SEWARD
WITH THE TsUNG-LEYANEN CFoRErGY. oFFICE) AT
pFETNG

TREATY MADE Br [. 5. MINISTER GEORGE F. SEWARD
WITH THE TsUNG-LI-YANEN FOREIGN. oFFICE) At
PEKING. -
Correspondence from Peking.l
This treaty. made by Minister Seward with the
T~sung-Li-Yamen at Picking for the purpose OF pre-
venting Chinese emigration to the United States.
does not begin TO meet the case, and if it should
be approved by President Hayes and his Cabinet.
it will certainly not be approved by Congress nor
by the country at large. This treaty provides that
criminals. sick, and members of the demi monde,
&c. SC, shall not be allowed to emigrate to the
United States. but only able-bodied men. The
latter is just the element the white laborer objects
to be does not fear the sick or women, and as to
criminals. the Chinese mAndarins can easily show
that none are allowed 10 leave the country. The
sick cannot go, and the social evils are all needed
at home, and hence they are not allowed to go.
Under this Seward Holcombe Bradford Taylor
treaty. able-bOdied men enough can leave China
for the United States to displace every man.
woman and child there. and China never miss one
of them, for they boast Of 400, 900, geo of people,
while the United States can only muster at most
about As, 900, 600 of free citizens.
The acute, learned aud wise Chinese statesmen
of the Tsung-LiY amen jumped at the Seward
Holcombe-Bradford Taylor proposal. and now the
leading Chinese and the foreign representatives are
laughing in their sleeves at the ease with which the
two American and one Burmese diplomatists have
been taken in. to the detriment of the American
prestige and interests IN that quarter OF the world
Since L. 5. Minister T. F. Lows COrean tidSco IN
1872. the appointment of an old, debauched
Methodist parson. Reverend Christmas Holcombe.
as L. S. Charge d'Afaires. and lately of a colored
Burmese convert, g~lorying in the grandiloquent
name of Chester Sebastopol Bradford Taylor. as a
tutor. diplomatic adviser and Charge d'Asaires dd
interim. the Chinese Government. mandarins and
people have come to this conclusion, that the land
which has produced the ever-lamented Arson Bur
lingame has lost the seeds of able, honorable and
honest representatives for the far East.
The State Department at Washington. has as
sumed a very heavy responsibility towards the
American people aud history for having allowed
such a humiliating. scandalous and detrimental
state of things to last so long at the American
Legation in the capital Of the Chinese Empire.
This sad affair, unfortunately for us and for our
country, is well known and freely discussed in
urbe ct orbe. Congress should look into it without
deIay. An AMERICAN CITIZEN.
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FRIDAY FEBETfRT -. I--o.
The Commercial circle o. this city has hal new life in
fusqd into It's midst, during the past wecl. By the arrival
from abroad q three sailing ves-sI-. besides the ?. ".
SIS Zeaiandia, and all with fun carg1cs- The amount
Of the imports for the week viii loot Up over sJOUo.
while the exports are only st.5I5. The arrival q the
zeslandia bring 90 Laui oar usual cirrulGr from Messrs-
Williams. Dimoad d Co., AMI which W. append IL VI
BE- noticed thar The demnnI for refined sugar g. reported
A. being very Hsht, thereby naturally eausiHg a decline
iDTrire.
a large Eumhcr % live stock has been added by late ar
rivals. comprising principally horses. mules and hogs.
and the market b. soon 20 BE- relieved by an auction sale.
Coin has again been received. and this time ia a sum r.
prssenting s7 500.
Following - Me-srs williams. Diniond 4 cos letter.
sAS FEAScrsc0. Feb. 18th. IssO.
DEAH Sm,-siuse the departure % tEe last mail steam
or. We have b report a quiet market In many bran-hs~ n
trade. our winter weatbsr - 80 uBa-1oitS --vsrs -
thts climate, anil some damage o. the fruit crop ~ appre-
hended. The rainfall b. date D. I2.02 inches. against 10 n
inches Tor ts79 and 23.f5 inches Tor IsI8.
sCoAR-As usual at this season II the year. the demand
for refined sugar. f. yery light. and price in this market
have declined one cent per pound for all grades making
yellow = -, and yellow u SIC for the same reason
stocks have Accumulated Ia the East. and the market has
been weak and lower consequently anectins prices IN
unsis about SOL per 10 lbs We look eonhdently for
ward b. a decided improvements a. soon A. the spring
trade opens In the East, although the Manila crop Is
estimateaa ~ % Per cent above that q last year.
AcE-Ihore a a slight imprDvemeut in puces. about
L1D Dags from recent receipts having been placed at 81,
butOn lot was rejected and rezoId AZ Gac- The present
rates have been maintained by the action q one JObber
In hopes Of a remunerauve overland demand. Without
ms eo1eentrsno1 u l. doubtful II &c Would have been
MARKET present prizes eould not be obtainsd
AioLsssEs-Choiee Wiu sell for 2e To a limited extent.
Ice q Az they can pay, and are nov using barley
the new clip comes into market
FLoUE-We quote Golden Gate ex- family, in halves or
quarters. S625- Bran sJ per ton
ExehaEse-oo days ON London. i9isd sight New York.
3-lO per cent
erson, 21st inst
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IMPORTG.

From San Francif co. per Cassie Hayward. Feb. IL
II Cases Paper. II pkgs Billiard Tables, 30 pkgs Liquors,
50 pkgs Dry Goods, 2O pkgs Doors. Blinds, &c, 40 pkgs
Hardware. no Pkgs Groceries, T65 packs Flour. 1 box
Diamonds, as pkgs Paints and Oils, 5bxs Specie, lot
Bread and Crackrrs, $50 sacks Barley 50 NJ shingles. &C.
o92 n Lumber, som Brick, 1901 Posts, 100 bales Hay, lot
Misc mdse-
From san Francisco per Eureka, Feb 2-17Op kgs Liqu-
oRs. 600 sacks Flour, 1924 pkgs Groceries, $50 sacks Grain
1887 II Lumber, As N Brick. 1866 Posts. AL bales Hay, $40
pkgs Chinese Provisions. Sewing Machines. $50 bbIs
Lime, 10 bxs Tin, A head Live stock, Lot Building Mate
rial
Fran San francisco, per W II Meyer. Feb $500 SKIS
grain. IS pkgs paper, LOT provisions and canned goods, 20 Pkg
Champagne. IS pkgs sugar, 70 N brick, IS pkgs furniture, Q
cases sewing machine. 900 bales hay, so pigs, 7 horses, lot
poultry, I'D n shingles, 1000 posts, lot miscellaneous mdse.
Fron san Francisco, per Zealandfa, Feb 25-I2s pkgs gro
eeriss, 20 pkgs tobacco, I35 SKIS potatoes, % bxs ink, 10 es
sewing machines, lot boring t0ola, Us bs apples, 100 SKIS
-four, ~ bxs specie. and n lot Of miscellaneous merrha1dise-
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MEMORANDA.

RKPoRr an BKrN EUREKA, NOEDBERG, M~AsTER.-Left
San Francisco Feb. 3 at IL A II, had light wind from
East to 10 p. n. then strong wind from :. T. with rain
At2P- NJ Feb ., had a gale with rain, stove In the
stables on port side. and shifted the whole deck load.
Carried away deck load stancheons and had 10 keep be-
fore the wind from , o'clock TO 80 a. n TO save and re
pair the wreck, and hove to jetttsOn cargo TO save the
cattle from suhocatiOn, which succeeded AT $50 A NJ
the wind mOderated, and at 5 P 81. had calm on the
10Th got light breeze from ". ". W. which lasted until
getting the trade wind, fresh from Lat. 279 n, Long 1879
so W. TO port
REBonT OF SraEZEALASDr4- CHEvALIEE, CosnLANDEH.-
weighed anchor at San francisco Feb. 47th at 325 P. N.
discharged pilot at 5 p n Experienced n succession Of
stroug variable winds and heavy sea until the 21st: after
ward, moderate and fn9 weather to port Arrived of Ho-
nclulu at II p. n. on the 18th
sPoKxS-Jan- ID. in lat D ~ v, long IS Jew, Am bk
CeyIon, Hayden, from Boston for this port
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o THE

The Am Miss Packet Morning star. is at Tfbbets K
Sorensons' wharf, where she Will overhaul rigging.
paint. &c, preparatory for another voyage I
The Am bktne Eureka IL At the old Custom Hou4
wharf discharging a general cargo from san Francisco.
The Grace Roberts - also at the same wharf, all dis
charged. and ready 20 receive freight
The Am schr W II Meyers discharginga general cargo
froHa San Francisco at Brewer & Co.'S wharf.
me Am bktne Discovery at Brewer ( Co.'S wharf. has
completed her cargo, and will sail to-day for San Fran
cisco.
The Haw bk KaIe IL At Allen & Robinson's wharf. dis
charging 4 general cargo from Bremen
The Am bgtne Hazard - at the EspIanade, opposite
the Custom House. she will sail today. in ballast for
Royal Roads AZ
on for San Francisco
The Am sch Cassie Hayward Is discharging a general
cargo from San Fransiseo at the foot Of Fort Street.
The Am ship Otago il at p NJ. SIS dock. disehargfng a
cargo OF coal from New Castle, Ms. v.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

IN Fl OF THE HERS OF
the Edinburgh Subscription Edition of the ENCYCLO
PEDIA BRITANNICA, Ninth Edition, Messrs A. & c
Black, and their American Agents, Messrs. Chas. Scribner's
Sons. / am authorized to receive subscriptions for their
Genuine Edition, and to guard the public against the spuri-
Gus edition now offered by an Agent who purports his edition
to be the correct one.
Subscriptions will be received only for the entire set Of 81
volumes, and are payable on delivery of each vol. as delivered.
ALSO-Agent for the only authentic and authorized edition
of AROUND THE WORLD WITH GRANT. by J. Russell
Young, issued by the American News Co. TO be complete in
20 parts, to form two vols. All others editions purpOrtiDg to
be Grants Tour are spurious. THOS. G THRUM
feb2S 2m Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
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vessel. for HouoIuIu from ForeIxn PORT.

Vessels for Houoiulu from Foreign Ports
An ship Gen Butler, Newcastle, NsW.-
Brit bk Contest, Liverpool, sailed July 30 via Valparaiso
Bra bk Tokotea. New Castle, overdue
-Fannie Eisher, New Castle, due
Ger bgtne Nicholas, South Sea Islands, due
Am bk Ceyiou, Boston, due April 1925
Am bk T 2 Wilton, New York. 20 sail Jan 10
Am schr Q Spreckles, via ulo, san Francisco. due Mar I0-15
Raatea sehr Vivid, Fanning's Island, due
p " ) : Australia, sydney and Auckland. due March IS
p NJ ! : City Of sydney, san Francisco, due Mar ~
Am bgtne John ID spreckels, San francisco, due Mar 1O-l5
Am bk n w Amy, san francisco, fr Kahuluf- due Mar 1915
Am sch Jessie Nickerson, san Francisco, due Mar I5-2O
Haw bk Matte MacIeny, Portiand. D., due
Am sea AHce. Port BiaksIy, foe HIo. due
Am tern W l. Beebsc. Port Townsend, due Mar is
Am BIZ Lizzie Marshall. New Castle. n = w
Am bk Annis, New Castle. y : "
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IN PORT

Hay bgtne Pomare, Tor sale
Am topsal sen LoLeta, Dexter
Haw sch Julia A Long.
An sch Honorn- Seegers
Am bktne Discovery, smith
An ahip Oago, Harding
An bgsne Hazard, Miller
Ana miw 0Etne Moruing star, Bry
An bktne Grace Roberts, Ohlsen
HaE ok EaIe, AhIborn
An scnr Cassie Hay ward Blake
Am bktne Eureka, San Francisco, Nordberg
Am bktne FremOnt, NtckersOn
Am sehr W II Meyer, Jortan
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MarshaI'S Sale.

by yIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU-
A0 TON issued out Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands IN favor Of S. Msikai against Ulukou for sl24S 25. I
nave levied upon and shall expose for sale al the front door of
Ahioiani Hale, On Saturday, April Sd, 1850. Al
L O'Clock, noon, all the equity Of redemption, reversion, right,
ute and interest Of the said Ulukou, OF, in and TO the land
known as the " Ahupuaa Of Haneoo," situated in Hans.
Island Of Maui, unless said judgment, interest and ali costs be
previously satisfied.
The above premises will be sold subject to a mortgage 10 A.
Unna OF $1,000 also a lease TO said A. Unna for 10 years
from Oct 8, 1876, at $50 per annum.
Terms Of sale Cash, and deeds at expense of purchaser.
W. PARKE,M Marshal.
Honolulu, Feb q, 1850. feb2S
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MARRIED.

Honolulu. Feb 18th. by the
Rev n II Parker. Captain z NJ NOEDBEEds Of California,
10 Miss IDA Z BoOTH, Of Honolulu
THosns-cU1nuSss-In Honolulu, February 18th, IssO.
nv the Raw. H II. Parker, JAMES HESEr THOMAS, Of Car
ala, south Wales. England, to Miss JENNIE CUSDnSes' Of
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AUCTION SALE-An extensive sale Of horses,
mules. carriages. harnesses. &c, will be held on
the stb Of March. on the lot corner Of Beretania
and PuuchboWl streets. a good opportunity will
b. offered to purchase a good outfit.
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PosrroNEp-The meeting called to perfect the
organization u the Musical Hall Association for
last Wednesday evening was postponed on account
Of the stormy weather until next Monday evening
at the Office 81 the Interior Department.
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ES- The number Of mails received within a
week, one each by the Cassie Heylsood. " H.
Meyer, Eureka and P. NJ. s. S. Zeqlaadia. have sue
cerded in supplying our community with sufficient
matter to occupy their leisure hours for some little
time To come.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per d c Murray. Feb 27-46l5 pkgs
sugar. $50 hides, go bags rice, 100 behs bananas Dom
val S436o1gG.
For sydaey, per RealAndHa, Feb 25-I52 bales pulu, 3 cases
sewing machtae, Z pigs misc ndse- Dom val s915. 50. For
eign val S373I3I.
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= Thr Young man Beardsley. who attempted
20 make % sudden exit from the ills that flesh is
heir to-, by he aid Of a loaded revolver. is yet
beffrr-