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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
sHERIFFS SALE.

sta.s Of Colorado, 50
County Of Gunnis,n.
BY virtue % writ OF execution, to Sheriff di-
recte1 isaed ont oi the District Court Of the 7th Judi
ctil District, Of Gnnison county and state of Colorado
Whereby am commanded 20 make the sum Of a
tain Judgement amounting 10 S2225.36 Us leb: an,
Sis cN.s together with Interest and ai acerirg
Being The amount of cetri2 Judgement recen;ly
tsined against l.. y. potei aid in irvJr Of C. W Cor
nell rave lsy- upon AL the right title and Interest
OF the Siii 7. b. Potter il AID - the Little .Fr,niis
lode mining cllim lying aud Icing stna'ct e .;uhy
Aiming District, in GuiIison county. Jolo,alo.
Theeo:e. W, sGant 10 said conIna..d saall sell at
Public Auction. the above described properly (In--s
The sam" sal! - -eeeie,l The ssi execution sa:i
he'd oatie 18Th day Of May, i. D.. 1882 at ocluck p
III. Ii t.e ves: srnJ DOR Of tie Court House. in tie
Town u uuuriso.. il sai; County and Stale.
joHN H. BowKAE.
S,,e-if ,,ua.islu County
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Crested Butte is full of merchandise
and machinery to come up here as
soon As the road is open.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1882.

Dr.. &. L. Siggins, formerly of
Omaha, Neb. Orders left at either
Paate1's Drug Store or the Windsor
Hstel will receive prompt attention.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

A large invoice of ale and porter
will be received in few days by The
Ketsbugs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Rev. Mr.. smock, of Crested Butte,
will preach here N the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II o CLOCK.
All cordially invited.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Mr.. Bryan has had orders to put
iiftv men on the road and open 1t up
without delay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Soon be time for the breaking out
of new excitemcnts throughout the
country.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Juhn SIiEn:

To John SLillin:
You are hereby not1ei tina. l haze expended one
hundred dollars il labor and iTpro 5e;nen- ulon the
So;phrino lode situated MI Ga.Ie.d, Ruoy Mining
Lktict Glnnison county Colorado for the year eadns
December 3Ist lssi Ard if within ninety days after
this notice ly publication you fail or rense - conisi;te
y5ur proportion Of sacli expenditure co-owuer IN
sasd claim will beame the iiupeHy OF the sniec:ilcF
.ccortn, 70 the statute in such made ard p-o-
vited. CdAS 3. PLEhAA.
~eseS SMo3eY
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

We are looking for Dick Irwin to
bring in that school house bel! every
dav.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

- rAA raao fse local notices Will be twenty-five
sts0 Kns for tie first insertion and fifteen cents
IN " tieA subsequent inseu, And from these Iues
" ~ ~ 6sviass.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

There is quite demand for tene-
ment houses.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

The road will be open for travel by
Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

As vet we have no church SERVICES
outside of Sunday school.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

Everybody should interest them
selves to subscribe for the school fund.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-04-20

In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Windsor
Hotel, B. F. Ayers, the proprietor, is
making extensive preparations for the
summer travel, by fitting up the rooms
and getting new and experienced help
SIC.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

coan'y Of Gan..iso.., &C
S:..s nj Colo ado -
ty virtue NJ writ .: execution 20 me Sheriff d.
recief, Issued Of the District Gous Of I- 7t judi
cisi bis-rc! Tor GJaris1n eCHy Sta.s of Coo:...o.
Nhere,; an c'l,r;;.ytei Ia make Il. smJaEt e:
S'Sss cca aad I2t.-J co>S. tJgot'e- with interest
ana al acci1!iag SIS, t-;;g re s.;uoant ut caral
!'dsenleu. recently obtained ee7si:>t . y Cn:n-l ai.d
Ia frvor q =. {, Merrill have ryiei won a, the
proI.rty o. the s-i ds.eidl:it, the following Real
As'',c IO-wi;; III unSirilel in,eicst il, and - ;ho
Little flCEki-, Jackie - silver Belle and l.ed So
lodss or mining claims, ali pi ,eh.h are si.neet: il the
,tu!y Mining iis,Ii1 GunEis5a c,Guty state oi CcDs
edo and standing IN. Records Of said County ard
State in ;he refre of said defendant
lleIe!ore pursuant - ,si ccIamard shall sell y
Hutic Auction, 10 the hen aud highest bidder. -! %
TIC aid defendants gl.. IL aat' - o loye properly
iGnless .e sane .h:ii le redeemed Or lhe 5e-.iir,
-is.i-' Oh the 18th day .! Nay \ D. ls.2 a. .o3ck
p n a The ives; Io:t door of the Court H0., in IL.
IoHu ,. ulnL!-on, Coahty aud state sio.e..id
.'ous il t-,UsAN.
Sheriff t;Ganis,E Cysuty.
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BELMONT TUNNEL,

There Is no new developments in this
property since our last report, with
the exception that in the drift they
are getting some very fair mineral,
principally iron and galena of a very
fine grade. The vein on which they
are drifting IS improving all the
time both in width and quality. Worl;
is pushed both in the drift and at the
breast of the tunnel and we may es-
pect some very encouraging news from
this property very soon.
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FOREST QUEEN.

TIE force in the upper workings of
this mine has been laid of. II is the
intention of MT. Brown to start new
shaft to strike the vein, but SO long as
the weather keeps inclement it is not
advisable to do surface work. 1t is a
we'll known fact since the vein has
been found where i: is, that the pres
ent shaft is almost useless, as it is
about forty feet west Of the vein. In
consequence of which it becomes nee
essary to sink new shaft from the
surface, which will connect with
the vein at the sixty foot crossscut.
As soon as the weather will permit
work will be commenced to sink this
shaft. and then the force will be large
ly increased.
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THE DURANGO NINE.

The Durango is now making prep
erations to start up. The machinery
for the mine will be at Crested Butte
about the first Of May, and work has
been commenced charging the tunnel
and the room over the shaft, SO the
engine may be put in place without
delay. Mhen vosk vas discontinued
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last tall on account Of water, consid
cradle body of very high grade miner
al was in sight, ard if it holds cut as
good for another thirty feet the mine
will have about sixty feet of good stop
ing ground, besides about one hundred
feet of ground above, where the min
eral is more scattered. The workings
are over 100 feet and at depth Of
200 feet drifting will be commenced
to open stoping ground.
LITTLE FRANK MINE.
Work on the Little Frank is pro-
crossing nicely. The cross-cut at the
distance of twenty-six feet cut the
main lead, which is four fee. wide.
The work E:li now be on the lead,
and We expect to hear Of a good body
of Gre in this lead, as 1t shows we'll on
the surface. The spur that was cut IN
the cross-cut carried ruby and native
silver.
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An Afflicted Family.

An English exchange says: Recently,
while the Princess of Wales was sitting in
her carriage, near one of her country homes,
| n working man rushed forward, and offered
to shake hands with her. This was regarded
by the officers as lagrant olTcnse, and the
man was promptly dubbed and dragged off. -
The English paper adds: Z" The Princess
bore the insult remarkably we'll, merely
shrinking back in the carriage.' From u
special London correspondent we CLEAN the
| following particulars: " The Princess bore
up under the crushing disaster with re-
markable forttude, but the most terrible
effects of the blow fell upon her royal rela-
tives and the crowned heads Of Europe. The
Prince of Wales had only sworn off week
previous, and was behaving himself remark
ably well, but when he heard that a man
below the rank of duke had offered to shake
hands with his wife he just let SO all holds,
| went on n prolonged SPREE and has not
drawn a sober breath since Queen Victoria
had washed the breakfast dishes, and was
Just hanging out the clothes in the back
yard of Balnoral Castle, when she heard the
dread tdings. She tainted away, with a
clothes pin in her mouth but was brought
| to in Il few hours. On hearing, however
that the miscreant was named Shocks, and
did not oven have kid gloves on, she had q
relapse. She has been SO ill ever since that
Princess Beatrice has had to get the irewood
make the fires, and do all the cooking. Sh,
has even TO chop up the iirewood with hel
own royal hands. She asked the Prince o
Wales to cut her up an armful of wood, bu
he was not in u condition to comply with heI
request. The Duke of Edinburgh was re
quested TO take off his coat and help out, bu
he said he was not that kind of Il duke, ant
that the family had better have their meal
sent from Il restaurant until the old lady wa
able to attend to her household cares one
more. The unfortunate affair has played tn
mischief with the royal family .-7eraS SIN
mas.
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When adish of oranges is seen Oh the Ia
Bile for desert, the fact is hardly realized that
in all probability their surface is the hab
itat of an insect of the Coccus family. This
tiny creature is found on the orange skin in
every stage OF transformation, from the egg
TO the perfect insect, during the winter
months, instead of remaining dormant III the
cold weather, as is the ease with most of the
insect tribe. 1t would hardly be possible to
find st. Michael's or Taugerine orange that
| had not hundreds of these little creatures in
var ious stages of development on their sur
| face Lemons, too, are frequently covered
| Upon inspection, the skin OF an orange will
| be found to bcdotted over with brownish,
| scarlet spots of various sizes. These specks
can be easily removed by q needle and
| when placed under n microscope, an inter
esting scene is presented, consisting of II
| large number of eggs, which are oval white
bodies, standing on end, like little bags of
flour, some OF the inhabitants of which
may very probably be seen in process of
emerging from the opened end of the egg
| The female insect upon leaving the egg has
six legs, two long hair-lke appendages, and
no wings; 1t thrusts sucker into the orange
| in order TO obtain nourshment, and never
moves again, passing through the various
stages of development until it lays its eggs
ana dies. III Ille case Oh tne nlAle insect lhc
chrysalis after q short period opens and the
insects flies oil. The male is supplied with
wings twice the length of his body, and eacl
of the legs has hook-like projection. II
has four eyes aud two antennm, and is 50 tiny
that it cannot be seen when dying. From
some parts of Spain oranges come to M
having their rind covered with coccus o
quite a different type, The surfaces OF
oranges, indeed, afford the possessors of |
microscope an infinite amount of interest anc
amusement ChdmbersS JourHH.
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He Deserved IL.

A very large and very warm man walked
down Broadway this morning, He had a
very substantial arm and was in general one
of those physically superior beings whom
men show q tendency to respect, lie looked
uncomfortable. In fact, he was utterly dis
gusted with the state of the thermometer and
the characteristics of the season as a whole,
No bootblack or man with 4 bill would APP
proaoh him.
II was very obvious TO the dullest observer
that the man was warm. lie oozed water
from every visible pore, and u small stream
| flowed placidly down the back of his neck.
lie breathed heavily. His eyelids were red
and heavy,
Now, thin, small, pallid man with a
satchel came along in the opposite direction.
The thin, small, aud pallid man made a
remarl, as he accosted the very large and
very warm man.
Tho remark was to this effect
" Is it warm enough for you ~
| There was swish and tllud, followed by
prolonged groan. The very warm man
moved up the street, tanning himself with
his hat
The rattle of the ambulance was shortly
alterward heard,
Aud yet they will say il every day
Dyookiga Ijp,es,
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MAKING LOVE IN THE CHOIR.

She sat on the steps OF the organ loft
just after the second hymn,
And through nave and choir to the cool gray srir'
The sound roso faint aud dim,
As they settled themselves In the church below
For the sermon that followed next,
Ana seated myself at the altos side
As the parscn took his text
marked the tender flush Of her check
Aud the CLEAN Of hcr golden hair,
Tho snowy ketChiof round her neck
And her throat all white and bare
A throat so white that indeed II might
An anchorlto cnticc.
Aud family heard the parsons word
As he preached Of Paradise.
My arm stole gently around her waist
Until our fingers met,
And u nlttlng blush made the toudeI flush
Other cheek grow deeper yet.
Snowy and fair the hand beneath,
And brown tho palm above,
And tho brown closed softly over the white
As the parson spoke OF love.
All, who is wise when deep blue eyes
Meet his and look coyly DOWN.
Who would but drink, nor care to think
or euvy's jealous fIown?
Twas but to bend till felt hcr breath
Grow warm on my cheek, and then
My lips just softly touched her own
As the parson said amen Puck.
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DOUBLE TRAcR, Steel RAILS, srLENDID
IN EFFECT JULY 20, 1ss2.
Trains leave Washington from station, cor, OF Sixth
and Il Streets as follows
For Plttsbnrg aud the West, Chicago Limited Tx
b;3Oa, m. daily. Fast Line, 1880 q. m, daily,
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cinciu-
natl; Western Express, 1890 p, IN. daily, with
Palace Cars to PittsbuTg; Mail Express, 9: 50 p,
m. daily for rttsburg and the West
For Cresssn Springs, $3.50 A. Ma 1880 aud $3.50 r.
RALTlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, at
$40 a, M daily, except sunday with Parlor
Car from Harrisburg; $3.50 p M, daily, except
saturday, with Palace cars to Canandalgua
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmra at 80 n
III. daily, except sunday,
For New York and the lasts lO.aOa, M, 1880, I:2o
1850, aud lO;2op,m, On Sunday 400 $50, and
Limited Express OF Pullman Parur Cars, $3.50 a. M.
daily, except sunday,
at Jersey city with boats OF - Brooklyn Annex, :"
anordmis direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferrage across New York city,
For Philadelphia, s. 1880 a. M, 1880 i;2O, 300
and lO'2Op.m. ON Sunday 1870, $3.50 aud 1920
Limited express $3.50 a. m, daily, except sunday
For Baltimore, GAO, $500, $3.50 1880 a. NJ, and
1880 i;2o, I:io, 60 1880, $3.50, and 1920 p. NJ.
ON Sunday, 500 ana O.aO a'mp 4'2o, tiap,7;de
For Popes Greek Line, $40 a. IN. and i.iO =. N.
For Annapolis O. 40 a, m, aud i4O p M daily, except
| ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
| TON RAILROAD
Fur Alexandria, $3.50, 200, go llioo l;25 a, m
| i;g0, $500, $50, $500 and lt:30pm. uusunday,
6ia0, $50, llt0Q and iii25 a. m, and $500 p. NJ.
Eol Richmond and the south, dsOand ii2oa m. daily,
and 500 r. m. DAILY except sunday -.,o s.,.
and 10 "a. M, 1910, 3, $, :, ana $50 =, n.i aud
IL midnight IN sunday at 7'2o, S'l5, and 10
o. M, aud and go p, an.
| IipkNIg and information AZ tins QTlcH nNfLhRASi
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to hope for assistance that cannot render.
am poweress in the matter, as have told
her already, even IL we're sure Of the man
innocence
" Sure, papa ~ exclaimed Pauline. "Can
you doubt ? You will not doubt tomorrow,
when you have heard all, -" and kissing her
father, Pauline fastened from the room he
fore the pr6fet could make any reply.
To ba concluded in oT meet.
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MGlilal.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. L. c, WEST NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for IIysteria, Dizziness, Commissions, Ner-
yous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
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Premature Old Age caused by oyer-eNertion, self
abuse over-indugcnce, which leads TO misery, de-
cay, and death. one box will cure recent cases.
Each box contains months treatment, one
dollar box, six boxes for five dollars. Sent by
mail prepaid ON receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes TO cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee to
tho money II the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued by STOTr Il CROMW ELL, iS0
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. c., wholesale
and retail agents orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. selS-ly
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FOR GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Grarslers' Guide.
T1IIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
i
THETRuNK LINE TO THE WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.


THETRuNK LINE TO THE WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
schedule In effect MAY II, 1882.
10 A. NJ - NEW ORLEANS MAIL - Daily.
Making close connections to all points south
and southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, via Danvillo TO Atlanta, and
Atlanta to New orleans. Also, from Washington
to New orleans, via lyncburg aud Bristol.
s: 20 A. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville, Huntington, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Louisville, and all southwestern
points, making direct connections, aud with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to
Louisville.
i:9O T.. M.-WARRENTON ACCOMMODATIONS,
Daily, except SUNDAY, for Warrenton aud inter-
mediate stations. Returning, arrives In wash
ington at 0:3O A. VI.
1885 +. M--SOuTllERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, to all points South, Southeast, and South
west, via Danyie and Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington Ia Charleston, ant
Washington to White sulphur springs.
MARKS SLEEPING CAR between Washington
and Danyille.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:lO A. NJ
train daily except Sunday. For Warrenton, taxi
7:lO A. NJ. train daily and i:a0 4. NJ. daily ca
cept Sunday.
For tickets aud all information inquire At com
pany's once, Col Pennsylvania avenue, or at unioi
Depot,
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
+. y. HAWKS, Asst. Il. \. Agent.
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was the object Of the young hsherman's visit
TO the capital.
To Antoine Lucien was perfect stranger;
but Lucien would have recognized the fea-
lures of the young fisherman even IL he had
not witnessed the parting scene between the
husband and wife. Burning with desire
for revenge, he resolved TO keep watch over
the young man on his arrival in Paris, and
if any opportunity for wreaking vengeance
upon him should present itself to take adj
vantage thereof.
The train duly arrived at Paris, and the
two young men passed out OF the depot,
Luoien following close behind Antoine. llo
observed the young fisherman apparently
asking directions, as stranger, from several
persons whom he met, and saw him, after he
had wandered about for some time, looking
around him with the wondering air of a
provincial who has visited a great capital
for the first time. Finally he tracked him
TO the bureau Of an drocdt in the Rue du Fau-
bourg st. Antoine Wondering more than
| ever what could have brought the young
| fisherman thither, LuCien remained on the
| watch till Antoine, in the course of half an
hour, reappeared, accompanied Ivy clerk,
| who conducted him TO n small hotel near by,
to which lie had been recommended by the
dUocot.
| II was already late in the day, and, be-
| lieving that the object of his luminosity was
safely housed for the night, Lucien left the
spot and went about his own affairs, but at
an early hour next morning he stood oppo-
site the hotel, and waited for the unsuspect-
ing Antoine Nor had he long to wait, for
presently tho young fisherman sailed forth,
aud proceeded direct to the bureau, which he
shortly afterward left, apparently well salts
| fed with the result of his second interview
with the lawyer.
Anxious as was Antoine to return bone to
his wife and child, he would have been
something more than mortal if he could have
| resisted the temptation to look around him
| in the great capital which he had now
visited for the first time. He decided to spend
| the day in roaming about the city and look
| ing at the grand shops, which displayed
| treasures such as lie had never imagined ~
| exist in the world, and in purchasing some
| triling presents for Madeleine and his little
| Antoine, ere setting forth ON his return to
| Ilonleur early the next morning.
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Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to tile Office of the Company in New orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address, Send orders by Express, Registered Letter,
Money order, addressed only 10
NJ. =. DAUPBHEE,
New orleans, La.
n. B.-OIders addressed to New orleans will
ceive prompt attention, aul3-5t
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Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanics of established reputation, and all reputa-
bile manufacturers OF vessels, steam Gnglnes, boilers,
ordnance, having OF controlling regular establish
ments aud being engaged In the business all officers
of the Navy, and especially all naval constructors,
steam engineers, nd'Orlnance officers Of the Navy,
having plans, models designs of any vessels, OF
any part thereof of the classes authorized by the
naval appropriation act Of August 3, 1881 10 submit
such plans, models, and designs TO tile Naval Advisory
board, directed to he organizedfby the Secretary Of
the Navy under the provisions Of said act, for his
advice and assistance In tho designing aud construct
lug of said vessels, In order that the same may he
examined by said board In accordance with the pro-
visions at this act.
The vessels authorized by said act arc To ba two In
number, To be constructed Of steel OF domestic man
ufaCture having, near may he, tensile
strength OF not less than sixty thousand pounds 10 the
square inch, and ductllty In eight Inches of not
less than twenty per centum 20 be provided with
fun sail and f steam pOwer aud 10 hn of the highest
attainabe Speed and adapted to ho armed with suit
abla armamcnts dCscihed In said net; aud one Is 10
be of not less than i've thousand nor moro than six
thousand tons displacement, and the other o not less
than furty-thTee hundred nor more than forty
hundred tons displacement,
said plans. models aud designs should he sub
nitnd within the period of sixty days after August
20 1852, aud should he transmitted 10 the Navy De-
partment, Washington, ID, c.
The Department Will upon application, forward
copies of much OF thenaya appropriation act as re-
ates To said vessels and Will an letters OF In
ouIy and furnish ain desired Information ON the sub
ject. WILLIAM r. NHANb+Ehi
secretary of the Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, Aug. D, 1852.
aup13-ltI
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The man who knows nothing of Mrs. Lydia
L, Pinkham and her sovereign remedy for women Is
wanted fora iurymau. The fact clearly proves that
he does not read the papers. ~ H. Register.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, so cents,
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R @ Der 7 W ILSON
EBRITT HOUSE,

Shaving and ilair~DrGSsiBg sal0On,
Tho largest cloaueat, handsorest and most com-
fortahloin tho city. Only the best barboru bm-
ployed. hag2T-t
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CELEBRATED SCALES
A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE

CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION or NEW
STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR TIL n
UNITED SrArES NAVY.