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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Throw old bottles, oyster cans,
broken dishes, and so forth, into
your neighbor's yard. He's no man
if he can't pass 'cm along to the
next.
Borrow a wheclbarrow, rake, hose.
spade and whatever else you NAV
want through the summer as soon
now as you can, SO that the owners
will forget to whom they were lent.
A man who buys q wheclbarrow uhen
he can borrow one will never be chief
tinancier of a life insurance company.
Ii one OF the gate hinges is missing
take the other off and throw it away.
1t is better to have gate on no
hinges than one hinge, and it is cheap
er to throw awsy hinge than to
buy one.
Spring is a good time to crawl un-
der the house and find the missing
Jhears, thimble., butcher knives, sill
Yer spoons and psil-covers. A great
many tsmilie. get rich by hunting up
things which the cat has lugged out
Of the house during the winter.
| The season has arrived when seven
or eight stoves can be dispensed with
in the average dwelling house. Any
man who can kick strong enough to
break horses leg can kick over q
stove. That's the easiest way to get
'em down. Stoye-pipe, properly
made and put up, will fall when the
stove does.
Seeds should DO planted in the
spring. Several years Of experience
have concIusively proven that seeds
planted in the fall are certain TO have
the mumps before January. Five
dollars worth of sunhower seed will
produre shade for at least twelve cats
and an old hen. Sunfowers can't
he trained to climb up the side Of .
house; bat neither can an elephant.
Therefore, by planting suoaouers
you avoid planting elephants
Some folk. take up carp petsDs land
beat them in the spring. Others
wait until fall and then beat the car
pet stores. Ever. esnily can take
, its choice, this being free country.
\ Spring is a good time to paper
rooms. Most any one OF the family
can hang wallpaper. All you need
is 4 barrel to stand on, a pail of paste,
Z. the old stub of q white wash brush
and Il boy to pour water on your ell
bow joints to keep down the friction.
If YOU want TO be original, don't try
to match the paper
4 little paint goes a good ways on
the front Of the house. If you don t
believe it spill pint or so on the
front steps.
Il special day should be set apart
for cleaning out the big kitchen wood
box. Such neighbors as have lost
, parrots, children, cats, dogs, shot
, guns and SO forth should be invited
to be present and claim their proper
ty as it is raked out.
Spring is also the favorlte season
Tor whi,e-washing. There is only
one way to do it, and anybody can
: mix up the material. Stand on the
back of a chair and keep your eyes
woe open.
Vines and roots should be trans.
, planted before hot weather. A man
. can be hired for fifty cents to dig q
hole large enough to put in all the
roots any average family will evel
, care for, and there may be room in
= the same excavation for couple OF
hitching-po5ts and the family dog.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13


EDrroH LEDGER We arrived here
to-day rode from Galloway's TO Tim
lrr IIiIl-25 milcs-horscback walk
cd same day to Watson's, foot of the
rtnge, a distance of Z miles; next
d;y crossed the range on foot to this
phcc, Is miles. Mr. Gentry leaves
in the morning for Rico; | will re-
main here for several days. At Rico
llcur is S45 per hundred and scarce
at that. We are all badly snow burnt
ard will lose all the skin from our
faces. There Is a great deal of snow
on the ranges, but the valleys are
nearly bare. We expect the smelter
at Rico about the 10th of May. A
eeat many persons are coming in,
bit no pack trains to this place yet,
aud will not be for two weeks. Pro-
vision very scarce and high. Will
r.main here until l hear from MIR.
Gentry, as there are no accommoda-
,Dns in Rico, especially bedding.
Ihad to leave my overcoat at the
f,ot of the range, as it was all /
c1uld do to take my skin with me.
! Ihave no news to write. and DROP
tbs to let you know my whereabouts.
! Legards to all. Will write when |
ret to Rico. ". n. II,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
l.eaiyiile Sack IeSSneSs,

1t was nearly q year ago when
Lcadville was first showing what there
was III her. There were several new
ly made bonanza kings about Denver
then, and among them was man
who had probably never had twenty
dollars in his pocket at one time pre-
vious to his strike. To him the pos
session of watch was the natural
evidence of q competence, and as he
made more than competence he felt
that the fact should be indicated by
the purchase of several watches.
These he had deposited in the Grand
Central Hotel safe.
One night he came into the Office
very much the worse for liquor,
lurched to the desk and hiccaughcd
out to the clerk:
"Gimme n watch"
A timepiece was passed to his 'un-
steady hands, but in endeavoring to
thrust it into his trousers pocket he
let it slip and fall upon the floor.
Without casting a glance at the fallen
watch he lurched against the counter
again, reached out his shaking hand,
mustered all his faculties to the task
of speaking and then blurted out:
''Gimme 'nuther!''
Can the Indifference of aflluence &C
beyond this?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
Colorado Correspondence.



LFADviLII.. COL. April -. 80.
,,n,rnr I.tn:}., Asian NOT o+
,..,,,.,..l,. .., ........,,,.. .,,o.. .,,..;,,.,
-" -, '''', - ',o' :
'S't ",''' go ''"i' " ~" 'l''NH !"
you,
The snow is about all zone near
I.r:r}ylIc and We are having some
t.at,tuI weather now. still it is cool
a,,. will l,r Tor sometime to come.
on account Of 50 much snow on the
mosntaiu,. From lArce to ten miles
from town. everything !, covered
wiki snow from tuDlo three feet deem.
We have splendid water here. and
Will have nil throuuh ll,c summer.
have mot several Ant,rain AMI
:'a!!awav county men since ! land
,i here. John Bennett and Son, sim
Conner and "njck" Armstrong, h0n
Galloway. Wm. lriulet,, Ammou
krmp. johnnie Pearson. +. f. Rod
..r;s. L. \. BROOKS and several other
[u1y,iu bp,,. ni upn. anil they MI
seen, 20 hr we'll pleased. L. +. Nor
ris has been in LeadvilIe several
times since cot here, but | didn't
oct 10 see him He is PROSPECTING
80 miles west of this place in the
Gu,,i,nu,
II costs ms s. 80 nor day to l,ccn n
tam, Provision for man onl hons,
!. worry. i,;yh Inn, = man cam nav hiyh
pricas for snch thinc, here. for daiIv
t.b,r,rs rct from three to five dol
l,rs ner day. and uet from $40, 90 to
s,n nn ,,r 4 80, viii , tom,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
Cone~to Audrain.
-f,n t-an1atia I nahnr

The regular May term of Audraln
county court convened in Mexico
Monday. They fixed the rate of tax
alton for county purposes at 40 cents
on the 500 which, added to the State
tax of 40 cents, makes total Of so
cents on the S100 What other coun-
ty pays SO small 4 tax? This is the
result of Democratic management.
And yet Duncan and Haley say we
must have q change. PreposteIous
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
From the Pike County Express.

Rev. L. j. Gooch, of Mexico, de-
hvered three temperance lectures at
New Harmony on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of last week.
On Monday night his remarks were
addressed to young men; Tuesday
night his subject was ''Self and Sell
fishness - Wednesday night, ssTotal
Abstinence and how to promote it. "
Our informant speaks very highly OF
the efforts of Rev. GoochsQn the oc-
casion, and tllinkas. - 11nperance
cause was materially stEengt gthened in
that section. He w1S greeted with
good audiences on each occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
WOOL sNUISpEETNGS.
Facts To be Considered by Wool Growers
Compiled for the IteaGcrs of the
Mexico Ledger.

1t is belivcd by the best informed
that no change in existing duties can
be got through this Congress, but the
agitation Of the matter will be mis-
chlevous to the wool interests.
The position of wool if let alone is
stronger than almost any other raw
material. The supply Of domestic
on the market and in the mills, is es-
timated to be very light; number
OF the most prominent manufacturers
have not bought largely since last
fail, and with the machinery so fully
employed it is believed they must be
free buyers for the coming clip.
Prices in Europe have advanced 50
that no more foreign woods can be
imported cheaper than American.
The crop prospects point to al in
creased yield. The immigration to
this country exceeds any;h ne III his
tory, and with the laboring classc,
we'll employed and III many eases re-
cei'lng advanced pay, the outlook
/ for large demand and steady con
sumption of wool is encouraging.
| The present dullncss will be over
come rs soon rs confidence is restor-
! ed, rs the amount Of machinery in
motion is greater than ever before
wool is being used up very fast and
the longer manufacturers hold Out Oi
the market, the greater vii! be thcil
requirements.
Quotations arc comparatively UNI
cisangcd; the prices quoted are baors
or actual safes, but the quantity dis
posrd of is 50 small ;hrt figures f.,
SOME grades are lar@cly nouinai.
, Indcr the present duIl condit;os
Of Tie market, wool shout,; be hnu II
0I tie grower al = margin nf truH
eight 10 ten 'cntS per pound hV,or
present prices ior each grade, unji
the uuvHsmcss in ti;y WOODEN good
business Is renewed.
The WOODS a.,tivin" III May will h.
almost wholly uuWashei which M
FsrilinG to-day in snoti quantities a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
4 IL IL REPORT.
Verbatim Copy OF a l.ct;cr From IN Hi
uois rostni~crc-S to President
Buch..nau

The Atlanta. Ga. Constitution
SAYS that the following letter is an
exact copy Of one now on file in the
Post-Oilicc Department at Washing
ton. 1t was received in obedience to
orders 10 postal officials to make
quarterly reports of the condition of
their Offices:
fulton Co ills, July .. 1851
mister james bUchanin. president
Of United States Deer Sur Bean re-
quircd by the instructions Of the post
Office to report Quartly, now tooliili
that pleasin duty by rcportin as fol
lows. The Harycstin has been goin
on perty, and most of the nahors
have got thur cuttin ahought dun
wheat is hardly a average crop on
rollin lans corn is yellowlSh and wont
turn out more than ten or fifteen
booshi!s to the aker the health of the
communitie is only Tolerbly mccsills
and colery have Erol outin about
and half miles from hear. THAR all
n powerful awaken on the suhiec oI
rciigun in the potts naborhood and
mcny soals are being made to know
there sins furgivin miss nancy Smith
ncer nabor had twins day before
yisterdy one of them is supposed tC
be a seven monther is a poar scraggy
thing, and wont live half its day thi,
is about awl know and have to re-
port the present quarter Civ my re
spects to Mrs. Buckanin and sub
skrib miself yoors Trooly.
Abigail jenkins
pm ut fulton Co ills.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
Kick and Then Ask Fayors,

Houck, of the Fayette Independ-
ent, walls like mourner at 'funer-
al because the Democratic officials of
Howard county refuse to give public
printing to his Greenback- Communist
Independent. Are you out of meat,
Isaac?.-Glasgow Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

sa, No one can thoroughly understand
or appreciate the quality of para
graph Joke and newspaper wit until
they go into the businesss OF manu-
fociurino the article for awhile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Nc, don't look At beautiful ana
richly-dresscd woman. She won
like il. Her GOOD looks are a source
of modification 10 her, and she wears
her fine clothes, rings, bracelets, etc.,
for utillty and nbt to be looked at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

An English traveller in the Holy
Laua, it is said, has discovered Ja-
.cob's well. There has been q rumor
olloat that Jacob was dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

BY nominating IIockaday the
Democrats OF Missouri will vindIcaic
him and show how little confidence
they have in ID. Robert Barclay, who
is cup the elevator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Joe Eldridge has been sworn IN Us
deputy postmaster. He Is a 1--we ana
energetic young man and will prove
quite a good hand IN the pos t-oiiice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

respectfully call the attention OF
the bubble 10 the large stock "i ali
kinds of fFERNITUR RE, now on eN-
hibiion in nv storeroein. | W""id
he pleased TO have t he public call anl
r>Hrninc my goods and prices, and J
Guarantee satisfaction III every re-
>pcct. ,..
engaged in uNEEiTAEi%G, ana nave
urocur,.d II very iinc hchr>c, men i
If all times ready for funerals
| have also full lin" OF collins cas-
krts. etc. which offer a. low a. ih"}
can l,r sold. Soliciting snare ct ii'
hubble patronage. remain
i:"-prci ciil'i'I.
WM. liINIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

When James Howard, the Arkan-
sas witc-mur,lcrer, was worked oil the
other day, it WAS with ugar IN his
mouth and the p}ons wish: II nope
YOU will I'LL meet me in heaven.
Although the audience was made up
of reporters and policemen they were
not unanimous n this point.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

The editor of the McSico UerH3d,
in his paper of i'rila, lust, makes a
singular blunder ahuu, Senator Cock
rell and the proposition to have the
President appoint colcred boys to
West Point cadetsliip. He says the
Senator introduced that proposition.
The Democrat suggests n little read,
ing up on the part of the Hcfa1d and
q correction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

A paper, commenting on the Fact
that Il farmer nearly lost his life by
sinking in a quaglnire, adds: "Men
who do not subscribe for newspaper
must expect TO he sucked in every
now and thcn.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

We never read Of Il murderer being
but what he 'joins the
church and dies happy. The only
WAY to oct some men to "dle happy
is to hang them. Can man be good
in a minute?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Jim Watson, of t'nlton, one of the
best landlords in the state, has rented
the new Commercial House OF that
city. lie now runs two and all the
hotels in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

: The wigwam at Moberly, in which
The Democratic Convention will be
held the 26th Of this month, looks
like a large tobacco warehouse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13
From Worcester, Mo.

Tho CropH--9ur CORES .,oudent Wants Good
Men for State and County bfiices-F.tyors
Carroll for Secretary of State. NcEniyr1
for 3ftornCy-t;"Herai, and Edwards for
Circuit j -iut;se-->cw~ Notes, sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

If telephones come into use for
spreading sermons the man who pass
es the contribution-b box will need a
horse and carriage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Felix Coste, OF ST. Louis. has been
nominated u. S. Marshal for the
Eastern District OF Mo. L. j. =.
Fagg got what he dcscrved-the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Great pains have been taken by the
friends Of Charles DcY oung, the mur-
lrrch editor OF the Sln Francisco
Chronicle, to show That, Wide deficient
III nearly all the reputable qualities,
he WAS exceptional in his devotion To
his aged mother. At his funeral some
dc,nunstra,Ivc friend di>pi:Nri n pii-
low Of flowers hearing the Inscription
in yiolrls, "Dicd For His Nolncr.
In anticipation of young kaiIoci's
execution, II iioral pillow is being GOT,
ten up which viii bear the inscription
"lIangca For lis fatIiri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Last week c. X. Lord severed his
connection with the Wabash & Pa
cilic railroad, formerly the Kansas
CITY & Northern. He is now general
passenger agent for the Baltimore u
Ohio railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

A Wisconsin girl broke off her en-
gagement because her lover had no
romance. She wanted to be married
on stills, and he wouldn't agree.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

II looks rather strange some times
to see E,nucrat7 iayogiIiG an organi-
zAton that has It's very existence
simply TO bcratc and hcsmit"h them
and their party. We have rccord
of the past and the future will speak
for itself
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Champ Clark has made u live pa
per ont Of the Louisiana Press.
Champ. oil boy, take off your patent
sheet and You will be booming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Mexico is TO have fair this fall.
Paris seems to have the dry-wilt.
''Spcct we GIT IN not Oh, yes, il
hurts the hotels and business men Of
a town to have Il far. Don't fret,
Paris 1t won't hurt you, unless you
come out OF your old fogy she'll
Paris Appeal.
Yes, MeSico is going to have a fair
this fall. You folks over there in the
woods-come over to a ''fair that is a
fair and see something. Maybe
Robinson will be here, and you can
see aim ride,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Col. Reddington says that Colonel
Hutton thought he would choke him
to death by starting his daily, but
ito viii show him who can stand the
most choking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Willie Carson has gone to Lead
vile, Colorado. If Bud is any
thing like his paternal relative, he
vii! flourish in any clme.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-13

Parties who are owing this office
will confer a great favor on US mad
save trouble by paying up at once.
1t takes money to run Il newspaper
with StilcasS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-13
TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1850.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CITY HALL,
Nau Grlaana January 81 1880

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. C1TY HALL,
New Orleans. January 81, 1880.
A Ii PERSONS OWING CITY TAXES FOR
II the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city will receive ten mills on account Of the tax
give credit for such partial payments on the tax
bills. stamping the same two thirds tax paid.
and retaining same II the courts shall decide
that only per cent is al that can be demanded,
to the taxpayers % receipts In full. II they de-
eide that the levy Of per cent ~ valid the re-,
naming halt OF l per cent will be- demanded
with interest thereon from March 81, 1880; No re-
cetpts for partial payments OF taxes under this
notice shall be- considered as a waiver Of any
OF the rights Of the city TO proceed for the re-.
the expenses Of the municipal government
paid Including the school teachers. police. la
borers. etc. are requested to come forward and
this notice. This system OF collection will be-
gin on and after THURSDAY. the fifth instant.
For those who pay the fifteen mill tax the fol-
lowing rates of cash rebate will be allowed. VIZ:
Until the fifteenth Of February per cent.
From the fifteenth of February to the twenty
ninth, inclusive 8 per cent.
From the first OF March to the thirty-first OF
March. per cent.
ALE 81. ISAACSON.
fe1 tt Administrator of Finance.
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BREM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA.
EA The steamships of the North GeYs
AAlsaaks man Lloyd will resume their Regular
AA1D0' - From Bremen. From n Orleans,
Hanover. ..JanuaIy2l About Feb. ~
Hannover. ........... March "a About --
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
~ PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre to Hav.
ana or New Orleans Cabin $50; Steerage, $50
From New Orleans to Southam pton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $50; Steerage. S45.
Steerage. SIS.
Children under ten. years. half price: chill.
dren under one year, free.
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs. Kauh.
man Runge. in Galveston. are authorized to
Issue storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, $40:
From Bremen to 1ndianola. $45 80.
The company reserves the right TO cnan9e
the route OF the steamers, their advertised oayo
of departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Soutnampt0A
| or Havre to New Orleans issued BY the unoees
| signed.
For tfst9sf s1F s,tts4aliEEff fg1', = .,ss
! ansl II 0Unl1 ST. ests
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-13
GEN. G. r. BEAUREGARD,
Publisher. on behalf OF Hood Memorial Fund.
ja24n NEW ORLEANS LA.

ELECTRO BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
~ best method OF Bell hanging known; II 70
destined to ,supersede entirely the old fash
No breaking Of wires on the contrary. when
once Ia position Tor the ELECTRIC current to pass,
Is necessary to ), sound an alarm il to press
gently button. which may connect with bells
In servants room. dining room. kitchen. stable
house. mo burglar will enter house with one
Of these bells In IT. Said buttons can be SO or.
ranged with indicators that a servant can tell
In an instant from where an alarm comes.
Numbers Of our most prominent merchants
are using them. with great satisfaction. both
for their residences and stores. Send for Cir
culars and references.
JAS. II. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ja2B No 90 BarOnne street
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FROM THE PASSES,

PonT EADs Feb u. 8 D. m.-Barometer % u.s.
Wind southeast, light. Weather thick and
foggy.
Arrived: At 1910 this afternoon. Spaziish
steamship Guillermo.. Anzorandia master. s
Louis Ranger 4 %.
Sailed: Steamships Lone Star for New York
and Morgan for Key West.
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Covington-Per schr-lO bales cotton to Warren e.
Atkenson-a do to Payne, Kennedy Aoo-5t sacks
rough rice Hoe'zel-500 bbls sand boxes eggs 5
c,ops chick lot Junk and sundries to order-r0
tn IL bales cotton 80 saoks rough rice
Pearl River-Por schr PetronIa-2s, COO feet lumber
by Caro-
Tiokfaw-Per schr Surprise - ls cords wood to
master
Pascagoula-Per schr OloG-45 900 feet lumber II
Buddg
Bayou Lacombe-Per sohr Leander Jane-35 cords
wood to order
Pearl R,ver-Psr sohr Alice igin-40, 900
feet lumber Phil Orr
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LOWER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and SATURDAY at 2 o. m.
FOR ORANGE FARM. fO1NTE
l6ass9aaahS ala Hache. Greenwood Plantation.
Terre aux Baeuf, and all plantation
lapdinRs-The new. fine and fast steamer
EN- "A IRVINE,
IA. Ruiz master.
e. NJ. Vallette and N. N. Barrois clerks.
leaves as above regularly, returning to the csty
early Ia the evening on alternate days. For
freight or passage apply on board. head OF Con-
4 etyoet 0u1l
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LIVERPOOL.
nARRIsON LINE,

S0aIEn166 The Steamship Nv"
ChANCEdLOR,
Valiant commander.
will sail on or about Februa 10. $780, from her
wharf foot of MonteRut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for the Continent between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft. viii
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
de201y 1876 Gravter street. up stairs.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKAPoLus.

FOR ARKAPOLIS.
Leaves every bATUR DAY at . D, N.
,-E% - FOR ARKAPOLIR, GREENVILLE
and the bends. Vicksburg. Delta
Natchez and intermediate landings
The steamer
ED. RICHARDSON,
Frank Beck Jr.. master. A. McVay clerk
leaves as above, connecting at VirksburR with
flower, Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
g. ?. WORK. Z. W. ADAMS.
@. g. WAYNE BROCKETT d CARTER
viii give through bills OF inding to Trenton
Monroe. and all stations on the Vicksbura.
ehrevennrt and Pacific Railroad. via Delta IA.
also TO Pine Bluff and stations on l.. II. M. r.
and Il. Railroad via Annapolis,
W. b. BROOKETT Agent,
fe19 M Magazine street.
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Arrived.

Span Steamship Guillermo, Luzurraga from Liver
pool via Matar sa. to Louis Ranger &co-lth dis
Ship ThOs Lord. Ray, 3s days from Rio de JaneiIo.
to masrer-Point
Swed bark Msthilde. Robe ky. from Matarzas, to
master-Polnt
Nor bark 30 Wig. Hsnricksen Is days from Mar
Unique. to master-Point
1tal bark Leon yenito, Is days from st Thomas to
mAster-Point
Br bark Siberia Wilson ~ DAYS from Rio do janet.
in hallasf, q matter
Sohr Annie Kranz PuIvere % days from Boston
to Norton & Bell-lst dis
Schr John II Kranh, Pitcher, 80 days from Boston,
to Norton & Bell-lst dis
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

u N. sIEBREOHT, No. ~ Royal street. has
the most complete selections Of artistic furni-
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