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BREVITIES.

The river has fallen to seven feet six inches
again.
The barge Jacinto is now upon the marine
ways, opposite to this city, for repairs.
Resolutions in memory of the Rev. D. D.
Hart, late pastor of the United Brethren
Church, are published this morning.
City Attorney w. A. Anderson publishes
notice thai any violation of the Sunday
law, brought to his notice, will be prosecuted.
John Y. Loohey, an exempt fireman,
died yesterday at the County Hospital. He
was a native of Pennsylvania. and Sc yeari
OF age.
One hundred and four immigrant passen'
gers, including seventy males. will arrive
from the East by overland train this after.
noon.
Four more water tank cars have been com.
pleted at the railroad shops, and were for
warded yesterday to the Southern Pacific
Railroad, for the eastern portion.
A cutting affray occurred last night about
y o'clock on K street near the Comet saloon
but the party who committed the assault
made good his escape, and the names of this
parties could not be ascertained.
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Rock AMP RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Ohesley, agent
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Pratcs Abolition nLTbe Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it will cure you. 1t
has no equal. Sufferers with rheumatism, Neu-
raa Sciatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back, Gcut,
Spialns Bruises, Sore Throat, Colo, Cramps, Cholera
Morbus or any internal external ache or pain,
will find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL.
The tests OF time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of its
For sale by all druggists Price, small, 80 cents
large, 81. Ask for PRATI'S ABOLITION OIL.
A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors. ni25-Gm
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The best reals In the city at Peserson's
6lS and GO street. jyT-H
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FIVE HUNDRED dozen 211pound &ps new
crop tomatoes, a. the low price Of r. cents
per can, at the cash grocery Of 81. Il. Paulk,
S14 Z street.
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TIE DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN.
FRT1AY............... NOVEMBER Is. 1854
ADVERTISEMENT mEATIoH

In nemoriam-The late Rev. D. D. Hart
F. and A. L., Sacramento Lodge, tonight.
Small farm for sale by Carl Strobel
To the lady at Davisyille-Notice.
Sunday law-Notice By City Attorney Anderson.
wanted-At Employment Office
X Of P, Sacramento Lodge. tonight.
Auction Sale.
Bel & Co.-Furniture sale tomorrow.
Business Advertisements.
Weiastock & Lubin- Hazel Kirke.
Alderman co.-polls Of ali kinds.
Ayers sarsaparila-H. G. Kirk & Co.
Elmer Bros Wines and liquors.
E. L. Billings co-wines and liquors.
W. a. Hughson-P Physician ana surgeon.
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RITrER's apple butter, in 5-pound wooden
pals, the choicest in the market. Pure East
ern buckwheat -four, just received, and TO be
sold very low at the cash grocery of d. b.
Paulk, Sl4 K street.
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WLCO&. POW ERS & CO..
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANTS.

Celebrated
BOSS"
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DR.. In Mars Seminal Pills.-The aesi

pr. an Mars Seminal Pflis.-The hest
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and PHYSICAL prostration, Loss of Sexual Figor,
Seminal Emissions and The many al ments caused
by Excess Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All SUIT
ferers, young and old, viii find in these PILLS 5
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and
kinales the fame OF Hope, Health and Ambition.
THE Glory OF MAN His STRENGTH. DR. LA
MARS PILLS are veritabie Z" Fountain of Youth :
Price, g 50 per bottle. Sentby Express, receipt
of price (or c. o. d., to any address. A. Nc.
BOYLE 4 CO., Druggists. p. o. Box 1859 San
Francisco. ni25-6m
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT
CHARLES o. ROBINSON.

CHARLES o. ROBINSON,
nF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKEN ROOMS
and TO- Lewis Block, corner Of Fifth and )
street. and will receive pupils in Drawing, Pen Esch-
ing Water Colors Pastel; all branches OF OIL Paint
ing, Landscape, Marine Flowers, Decorative, Stii
the sf,,dio nl43pif
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Ayers Sarsapari||a
FofsPurifying the Blood.
NNHIs COMPOUND

health and settle into troublesome disorders. Erup
tons on the skin are the appearance at the surface
OF humors that should be expelled from the blood:
Internal arrangements the determination OF
these same humors to some Internal organ, or or
gans, who action they derange, and whose sub
stance they disease and destroy. AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA expels these humors from the blood. When
they are gone the disorders they produce disappear
such as iIeeraai0ns of the Liver, stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs Erupti0ns ana Eruptive
Diseases OF the ekin, st. Anih0ny's Eire,
Rose or ErJsipelas. Plmples, PHsfuies:
BIotches, Rolls, Tumors. letter ana salt
Rheum, scasd Head, RipSwefn,. Ulcers
and sores. Rheumatism, Searslgis, Pain
In the Bcnc., Side aud BEAD; Female
Weakness, Stesility, LcucOrrhea arising
from internal ulccIaiiGN. and eterine
and General Debility. With their departure
health retrrps
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A. n ToWNE. General Superintendent
T. 4 G00D2xAN Gent Pass'r and Iickat Agent
jzo-lpti
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NEWARK LETTER.
LkcTU kE---REMVVAL- - COk0ERT--AN-
NIvERsARY--PRoF. CRABB's ENTER
TAINMENT.

LkCTU kE--REMVVAL --- C0k0ERT--AN-
NIvEKsARV-PRoF. CRABB's ENTER.
TAINMEHT.
Correspondence OF Gazette.
NEWARK, March 10, 1881.
DR.. p. ID. Keyser will lecture in the
College Oratory this evening, for the
benefit Of the Delta Phi Society, his
subject being the Physiology Of Wis.
ion" Lecture commences at half
past seven.
Professor Porter is in Newark max.
ing arrangements TO remove his faini.
ly and household effects TO Mlnneapo.
lis, where he is engaged as PrOfes sol
Of Agriculture in ono of the instltu.
tions of leal ming.
Bessie Bliss, COL, took charge
of the select school formerly taught by
katie Porter, yesterday morning.
The concert given by the colored
population in the school house on
Thursday evening for the benefit OF
the Diamond State Band was success
financially. After the close of the en-.
tertainment an Elktoil darkey making
himself TOO conspicuous with bis tongue
was bounced upon by "A Newark dark
and soundly pummelled.
The missionary anniversary Of the NJ.
X. Sunday School was held OH SUNDAY
evening in the church. There was a
large attendance aud the exercises were
opened with singing by the school, tol,
lowed with payer by President Purnell.
The reports Of the different classes were
then read by the superintendent, c. e..
King, and after taxing up the rs ral col.
lection on such occasions IL was announ-
ced that there was, after deductlng all
expenses 500 for the IN lssionary cause.
The singing was led by Prof. ii. 5.
0oldey, AMI although having hut a
short time for practice, the school ac-
quilted themselves in !. very crrditdble
manner Addresses were made by Rev.
j. l.. P'lk aud President Purte eli, rev.
John france, the pastor, leaves Tor con-
ference to-day; he will in all probability
be stationed here for another ear.
The Newark patrons of tins paper in
Newark will greatly oblige the agent by
paying for the papers regularly every
Saturday. On and after April all dues
must be paid by the end OF each month.
Prof. James II. Crabb, principal of the
wilmington Academy, gave one OF Il q
entertainments, in ExChAu,e Han, ~ou
Friday evening last, that Newark has
been favored with for come tune. Ii
consisted Of sentimental and comic
readings and recltailUns; the former be.
ing rendered in an excellent manner
WHALE The later were iaughablr, 10 say
the least. The SINGING by MIAs NAV
raggert and the Roberts II ters was .x,
cellest, and showed remarkable talent
A, Prof Crash travels IN his own con
veyance he Is always enabled To give The
tull tw hours Of fuu and amusement
advertised. The professor was no
greetei with large Audience but shout
no again tetutn, We Predict for him tul
house. The hue toned organ used OF
this occasion Vas OUtainrd from Mr.. II
NJ McCroa, WHO Is the agent OF tn,
Essey Organ Go. at ChrIstiana.
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The Literary Revolution.



This very remarkable enterprise, con
tlnues 10 make such progress as 10 AS
louiSh It's friends and astOund its enemies
Its greatly Increasing pfoI srliOns nave
com PEELED the removal Of It's headuuar-
tens from the Tribune building 10 the
very large and beautiful building on, No.
76I broadway, when Is in the very midst
OF the "DDok district Of New York city ,
ans Therefore, Of the publishing enter
Prise Of the nation. THIS building, though
SIX stories in height, p feet trout and 100
leet deep, - Sulhc cot on Tor the Cffi ces
and retail store of the Company. The
manufacturing is carried on In several
large buildings I0cated in other parts of
the city, lnCu h Il is contemplated con-
centrhung them soon in one immense
factory to be erect, d,
Their list o. recent and early forthcom-
Ing pubhCa ions are extremely Interest,"
Log 10 al who enjoy what Is choicest In
literature. The Library Magazine IL
unique In both form ana character and
altogether delightful in the richness oi
It's contents. or the books announced
People, reduced from so Al; CarIy!e's
= story al the French X volutiun, re-
duced to ~ cents tariyle's "Heroes ami
Hero nor-hlp," ) cents, and the Re
YlSed New Testament )" which is promlse d
10 te manufactured with rapidlty here
toiore a. heard OF, viii attract special at
t'nllon. 1t ls WORTH while for every one
who i1as not already seen IL. To send and
get e lllustr ted pamphlet, Book
h"Etu4s End TSpe Setting by ~team -
"hl i4 sail tie sent free upon application.
Adde'S, the American v box Exchange.
~ broadway, New YORK.
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ANOTHER NEW CHURCH.

There is at the present time every in
dicatIon that new church will be open
ed in tins city.
For some time past there has been
trouble among the congregation of the
Reformed Church of the Covenant,
which eliminated Ill the pastor, Rev. j.
l.. Estlin resignlug. A portion of the
congregation have signitied their will
ingness to follow The pastor and open a
new church.
Within the past few days a committee
Of he friends of the pastor haze been
locking around for the purpose Of pro.
curing suitable edifce wherein to
worship. Al present the ouly available
propafty seems to be the building at the
). W. corner Of Eighth aud Monroe
str aets, formerly used as chapel. If
thr property is purchased Rev. Mr.. Est
lin la, $1,000 guaranteed him by friends
in Philadelphia, which will be used 10
the erection Of new church on the site
Of the present building that stands on
the lot. The friends are pushing the
work forward and it is very probable
that the new church will be erected dur
inc the spring.
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NEGRoEs AT TILE BALL

The Baltimore Gazette says there were
10 all fifteen colUreu person At the in
tusural ball, among them being eX.Sen.
ater Bruce, Ex-Governor aud would be
SEA- or PlnchOack, Robert Elliott, once
a member tn, House from LouisIan;
r. osrt Harlan, OF Cibclnhau. Each
was accompanied by his lady friends
rlsy formed little party of their own
an | made up a set for the first dance, a
la "ciers, about twenty feet from where
RI Pr 1sldentlal SO would have danced
ha Mr., Garfield consented To take parl'
On. little black barber named Ellsworth
Who works in one OF the hotels IN
" hlngt0n-essayed TO dance the
racques, but somehow they did not seem
to "grab the notion" ana could not
make a succrssu Of il. Pinch back were >
s. 900 spark" IN his shirt front.
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FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION.

The students of the Wilmington
Academy held very pleasant enter
tainment in their school room, last
evening, in the presence of large and
select audience. The exercises con-
sisting ofreadings, recItatious, singing
and steroscopic views by 81. w. Nor
row, were highly appreciated. The
proceeds, some $25, will be expended
in the purchase of books for the Alpha
Beta Reading Room. Mrs. A. NJ.
Mingus ably presided at the organ,
and took her large and interesting
music class, pleasantly through the
selections. Miss May Taggait, Mr..
John Holt, Mr.. George Ennis, Mss
Lizzie Percy read in fine style. The
Roberts sisters warbled in their usu-
ally fine manner. Miss Clara A. Crabb,
assistant teacher, pathetically rscited
"Mona's Waters" The other per-
formers acquitted themselves with
credit. Over 30 young ladies and gen
tlemen compose Prof. Crabb's alass in
elocution, and the thorough practice
was noticeable. The entertainment
closed at 10 80 o'clock, every one
present admitting that they thorough
ly enjoyed themselves.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN NJ. SCOTT
The funeral of John NJ. Scott took
place, at noon, to-day, from his late resi-
dence, No. 1905 West street, and was
very largely attended. The funeral
, services we're conducted at he house, by
Rev. George w. Miller, pastor OF Grace
NJ. E. Church, assisted by Rev. VIM. j.
Stevenson, OF Troy, New York formerly
of Grace Church, and Rev. J. NJ.
Williams, President Of Wesleyan Female
College.
The remains, encased in suit OF
black, reposed In magnificent cloth
covered casket, silvermounted and satin
lined. The floral offerings were numer-
Gus and elegant. At the head of the
casket was magnificent pillow, bearing
the inscription, ave will meet again"
At the loot were two crosses, an anchor
and a wreath, one OF them being the gift
of the Fame Hose company.
On the mantel was q magnificent
cross and crown, inscribed Faithful
unto DEATH" memento from st.
Johns Commandery, No. /, Knights
Templar, of this city, of which deceas-
Gu WAS tuClHUtTs
1t was after ~ o'clock when the
funeral started for the Wilmington &
Brandywlne Cemetery. first YVES "a
delegation of employees of Pussy, Scott
* Company, rs in number, MARSHALL
ed by James Pice. The Command
cry, under command of EminentCo m-
mander Sir knight James IL. Price,
followed, and escorted the remains,
alter which came the family and
friends, in carriages. The Command
cry was headed by the Weccacoe Lee
gion band, Of Philadelphia, perform.
ing the "Dead March," The pail
bearers were j. Parke Postlss, Charles
B. Lore, J. IL. Huffecker, Jr., w. ).
Quigley, Lewis X. Springer, 5. A.
Hodgman, A. Gilbert Robinson and
w. l.. G.. Thomas, all of st. Johns
Commaudery.
The interment took place at Will
miagton d Brandywine Cemetery, and
were attended with the full ritual SER
vices Of the Knight Templars, con-
Quoted by the Prelate, Sir Knight
John II. Simms. The singing was
conducted by Prof. C. B. Rhoads and
accompanied by the band. The ser
vices lasted about an hour,
Am ng the many visitors among the
leather trade who came ON to attend
the funeral were Maurice Kerrigan
AID Erastus Sterling, of New York,
aud Henry Davis aud James s. Keen,
of Philadelphia.
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READING RAILROAD AFFAIRS

PHILADELPHIA, March l4.-Mr.
Dallas, Master, acting under the di-
rection OF the Court of Common
Pleas, called the meeting OF the
Reading stockholders TO order in
the Assembly buildings at noon to,
day. Comparatively few Of those
present were stockholders, or if
they were, did not make the fact
known at the registration OF stock.
The first proxies presented were by
Francis IL. Peabody, representing
io' ,55S shares OF common STOCK and
1870 OF preferred, belonging to Nc
Calmont Bros. q Co. and 953 shares
OF common and | ,lO4 shares of pre-,
lerred, belonging TO Hugh Mccall
mont.
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hAHONE'S AID DEARLY BOUGHT
From the N. Y. Times. Rep.

On The other hand, IL cannot be forgot
ten thai the particular docJriue on which
General hahons has secured his success
IN Virginia II one with which he Rr-
puDllcdns can have GO pnsalble sYmDa-
thy. The Integrity OF the suffrage Is Nc
more cardinal republican principle
tnan is the lnviUldbIlly Ol the public
fight in his Stale prOfe5s"tiy on The issue
OF repud III HIs present cooper.
ton Win the Republicans involves The
use of patronage in Virginia to promote
that doctrine, 1t Will "e very dearly
bought. The palty cannot sustain The
puDilc iaiLh IA inc aaClou aud nurse te-
pldiaJion IN a State
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THE LUCK OF A CORNET PLAY
ED

A native of France, NJ. Clayette, a few
weeks ago found himself with the
rfehch opera Troupe IN New Orleans,
the New Orleans PEG Die do. ana n.y.. 80
one dollar IN The purchase of "A IA. m ,5ol,
ct In the February drawing of tha
Louisiana State Lottery ~ijh b. prat,t :.
ing result 81 ohtalGinP $4,000 ON a h.i
OF ticket No. SO .686 lie now trnmns's
.he honeFty OF the management of tbai
eeleoraIed institution as well as continns
!pe 70 DOW the corneC. if he mad wTtI-
;sn WIN an enclosure TO NJ. A. DaupLin.
no ol9 broadway, New YORK CITY, or To-
, , sans person AT New Orleans, La, he
ably. PIoo-
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RESCUED FROM THE BURNED
STEAMER HOWARD.

Of. LOUIS, March Ia.
All the passengers who were on
board the steamer Howard, which
caught tire last night, were rescued by
being lowered from the stern of the
boat TO ya"l and then taken asho q
fifty or one hundred yards below
Among the passengers were John ].
Neven, editor OF the Pittsburg Leader
and his wife and child; G. 5. Lerpte
and wife of Jacksonville, Fla, who
were ON their wedding tour; William
Fisher and wife of Macomb, H., also
on their wedding tour, and VIM. Spen.
Ger and wife Of New York. Most of
the ladies and children were in bed
when the fire broke out and were tax
ex from the boat in their night clothes
All lost their baggage. There was
some combustion and struggling, but
Captain Bryan, commander Of the
steamer, stood by, pistol in hand and
maintained order, threatening to shoot
The hfst man who attempted TO get in-
to the yawl before the ladies' and
children. The Howard was the lary-
est steamer on the Western rivers, be-
ing about 5000 tons burden. The
Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia, went
from Cairo to New Orleans on her IN
1877 and some quidnunc notices the
coincidence Of the destruction of the
steamer aud the assassination Of the
Duke iaIher on the same day.
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, March Is, 1881.
An atbreak Of spotted typhus tevsr II
reported at Maragha, Persia.
The Rivers of Hungary are very high
Some OF the towus aud villages are seTi-
ously threate nsd with Inundation.
The Municipality of Berlin has pref
souted to the Relchstag a protest Jag Ai MI
Prinoe Bismarck's charges OF unfair tax
atiCn.
The OH ial returns OF the exports .os
Swiss products 70 the United State
dunng tue year 1880 shsw them TO have
been greater than In any year on record,
exceeding those In 1879 by 15,000,0 00f
A despatch from Calcutta 10 the Time,
says: "Preparatlons are making TO af'
ford active assistance, If necessary to the
Rajah of MuDipore, against whom 1t Is
reported | 900 Burmese troops have been
sent from MandalN."
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NOT CAUGHT MAPPING.
Special TO the Baltimore Herald.

Boston, March l5-lt seems pretty
well settled now thai Fhayer, Junior has
not been caught mapping on the p, W
8 b. matter after ali. His intimate
friends say that he got away with the
"boys" TO The tune of seven hundred
thousand dollars clean coiu after settling
with Robert Care t. While here was a
feeling OF sha'ue to think that "a clean
cut Yankee had been beaten by a beard
less youth, 1t has now turned To one OF
exultatiou, asst throws one and a hat
millions OF mouey On oar market for
home investment. MIR Thayer chuck les
over his luck and thinks the little game
worked well It ls also reported that h.
has been iavited into tue NV -eu-m
for connecting line tor the B. & .. to
Philadelphia.
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WALL STREET YEsTBRDAY.-Stocks
were dull and sluggish until the last
half hour, when there was a sharp
raid and prices for some shares fell
sharply. Money on cali upon stocks
ruled to 6 per cent and closed al A.
Foreign exchange was advanced in
the early trade, but weakened at the
close.
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A THIEVING REPUBLICAN LEG.
lSLATOR

RALEIGH, N. O., March 1.-THE Leg
stature OF Horth CarolIua adjourned To-
day. having IN sixty days passed nearly
6OO bills. They raised the scbool tar ~
IA cents on the 500. A. w. Simpson.
ui1n Der from Dare, white kepubiican,
was arrested, when about TO leave, ON n
charge of larceny. A cousidsra blp
qnauuty OF stolen plumber was found In
his carpet bag and III "A box In his room,
lie says two other white Republican,
members put up job on him because
he would not vote for a certain bill
The examination Is not yet concluded,
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

The Elkton News says: The many
friends Of Mr.. aud Mrs. kambo gave
them pleasan. surprise party las,
Thursday evening at their home II + K
Neck. Cake, ce cream and other deli.
cacies abounded aud pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. Nj. Rambo and
family Will remove to Wilmington al
an early day.
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READING RAILROAD MEETING.

n TIE IT HIN T a d NIGH 10 1901 :.
Tie Judges appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas to conduct the Reading
Railroad election completed their COM
pllation and class tuatIoR Of the vote late
this afternoon. Tho admitted stock
amounted TO 2ll ,095 shares, OF which tho
Judges approved 2l3,375 shares. These
with two or three exceptions, wsre cast
for the Bond tIcket. The total stock re- :
ported by the judges As being n I'D for lsss
Than three months amUants to 2, 100 shares
The dstails OF the vote have been duly
reported by the judges and will BIZ iaoor-
porated by the master In his report to
thS Court.
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CURIosITIEs FROM New NE1 .i,.
Mayor Latrobe yesterday t'I'' !.
ed from Capt. c. A. Woodtul, Nsp
A., stationed at Santa Fe,NeTN . %
leo, two genuine Navajo ola ",lsT
and some quaint looking PO'Ta
made by the Pueblo Indians Can't
larger OF the two blankets G Ina,
Woodruff says, contains two ,.' IA d
Of yarn, the red known as Day. aye il
balleta, which the Indians u.' and
their finest work, and the pl poon :
white is from their native s inSs ID
Two women were thirty agkels
making this blanket. Inc p'aI Gib,
were sent by request of Gen G;.ntsin
bon, and the pottery, the o I"r :
says, from friend OF the ge ~ saysil
The pottery, Capt. Woodruin d. s| y ID
shipped as a curiosity, it oeins Il ibst
value except for COLLECTION - oysl
sort. he has seen some o. ~ i, SUD
two hundred years old.--bai''