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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
A Correction.


Choteau county property this year as
sesses half q million dollars more this
year than last. The cattle assess about
S25o,ooo less than last year.--Nev North
crest.
The substance of the above has APP
peared in several territorial papers. The
statement that 1.-The cattle assess about
$25o,0o0 less than last year" is a gross
error, because as q matter Of fact the
cattle assessment this year is much more
than last year. The report no doubt
gained currency from the fact that the
rate Of assessment on cattle fixed by
the assessor 500 was cut down by the
CO nmissioners to fifteen dollars, making
q difference of almost the amount stated.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
A. Nation OF Kickers.

Some of fha na,a "a q GREAT
f,ss haaa,,so tho p.os;aa,t .nd oe - :,
of tho Navy and nomha,a Of tha cab;na+
ride aho,,t !, rauan,,a o,,ttors and vosso,s
ha,ono;nr n 4ha nouarn,ao,t 81 tho ox-
nanoa Of fba ,o,oaa WILL what IF 10
1,hosa ,,a, : n,aooa IN ,ubo4 xa ;,
nose ara b;ph no,;t;ons and while thew
a,a in ofioa thara shonla no ,otb;ny TOO
good for them. We do not exnect men
who are worth n;l,;ona Of dollars and
who need never fo a stroke Of work 70
accant noaff;ons which thav hav va oct "a
do ten mons work, n vva,k or hire .
hook or 90 abo,,t IN = hi,ad feh;po
smack. They are orr r,lers for tbe time
being and shonld ha allowed all of tha
distinction that rank pives them. IF
either Of The men were workine half as
hard for . railroad = a. thew ID
for the neop,e. thev would be nroviled
with na,aea "a 70 and avarvthinot to mako
them co,nfnrfahle rf4hev work for tha
neonle they are ah,,sed for What thew do
and for what thew fail 70 do and If thav
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
Patrick Murphy's Claim.

Patrick Murphy returned from Helena
by last evenings coach ard was inter
viewed at midnight by o RIVER Press
reporter on the townsite business:
did you accomplish what you went
to the capital for ?' asked the reporter.
II did, was the answer, II secured
all i asked
What was that?O
"All the land inclosed within my fence
-fifty-tWo acres.n
but they are claiming here that you
have no more rights than any other citi.
zen, and your ranch is now dotted with
stakes and tents?n
We'll, I'll show them what rights
have got when the time comes,n
Further than this the reporter did not
prosecute his inquiries, but It was evi.
dent that Paddy felt pretty secure oil
holding his cwn. This seems to be an
other complication in the townsite bust
ness, rendering the confusion worse CON
founded.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
Lleath Of Mrs. M1nar.

Mrs. Jennie Minar, daughter of Col.
VIM. 3. Hundley, departed this life at
an early hour Monday morning. Her
death was o sad shock to her family and
friends, although for years she has been
an invalid. Many old Montanians re-
member her as q young lady when she
first visited the territory years ago in
company with her sister, Mrs. w. G..
Pruitt. Young, beautiful and accom-
plished, she was 8 general favorite in
Helena society. Although for years she
has been u helpless invalid, she has
borne her misfortunes and sufferings
with cheerfulness and patience, and to
those who knew her best she seemed
even more lovely in her great atf1iction
than Ia the freshness and bloom of her
youthful beauty. The weary patient
sufferer has found rest at last, and al
though sorrowing friends may o
her loss, they wall be comforted by the
conviction that the beautiful spirit which
has put on the shining garments of inn
mortality, is happier far since released
from its tenement of clay. Her husband,
Mr.. Minar, is now on his way from Ben-
ton, and the funeral will be postponed
until his aTrivai in Helena.-Ls9eDen-
dent.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18

vance This phase of the question is a
serious one and is liable to result in
further complications and trouble.
The proceedings throughout have COM
pletely disguised Q large majority Of citi-
Gems Of Benton, and they are not slow
about saying SO. Mr.. Tattan will make
some money IN the operation but he
will not add much to his popularity ~
as an officer.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18
Lots of Lot Lingo.

Lots Of Lot Lingo.
.ou,, So -
o,a aan,atar.,
rba,o u;,r 10 IN. 7ofv e. au,,a -,
~ haao,, ,aads
T,a;anataae la nu ,a.no roof
$500 -. 49, aara 80
M ~ 49, a,4oao4 :.
zse 40 4nn osras =, ~ ox, aaa;,,on
ghare aoa.n,t saan - he ,ouoI, If 8
co,.aa+ for 4,,a lots o,t noa, rho rato,
char,av pa.,,,ssa haa h,,;,+ : ba,,aa or
tuo ~ tho rsvos and h;s fan,i1v ooennsas
ae.ha,a
rhar,e, sheridan too1r +;noa ~ tho
f.ra,ool avd hos nioo 1;t+1, hr;ck ho,so
hui,t ~ his lots
:,
i = AA"l' : :.
49, cav" = ~e
90, : : uA:,1..
- ~
Vs. ..AA .
=
m ~ = :, e7o.s ~ oAA
-,
49, - 49, 4 $1,000
49,
G1nS n:a as4 s:.asr
So
"'ae' m"4A 81 DAAo'''
-
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go go
aA''7 2 A.eaA ooa1's '"' = -
'A'u sIsaa lo' - - "Al
:. =
io'0 - i1' s@ieoS' a. piopoo
49, :.
~, S
~ aNeo -" ea''"
'AAo'A
~ 80. !,
..1I.sa.e r. ~s:1, vp 49,
go, =,
"
=
-
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- -.
-
$500 III
4n"a
AIa1ase ~ s: :. e..,, -
1'o ,.A.,
1 mn -.
.ns Jaae, -
$50,
u was oetter ina q circus 10 see Jere
#E
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-10-18

A new paper to be called the YELLOW
stone Press Is about to be established at
Glendive; also one in Missoula and
Park City. Some people seem to think
that Montana Is an inviting field for
newspapers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
south Carolina Usury Law.

There Is movement in the South Caro-.
lima Legislature TO repeal the usury law OF
that State, and it will probably prove sue
cessful. The bill seeks TO recnact the law
OF 1866, which makes seven per cent. the
legal rate Of interest IN the absence OF
contract in writing between The parties,
but allows contracts for any rate OF interest
to be made. The Charleston NelcS ana
Courier earnestly advocates the abolition OF
the usury law. II says il Is notorious fact
that it is disregarded, and declares that
there Is not a day in the week that more
than the legal rate OF interest is not paid in
Charleston. II argues that the - bad effect
OF the law is in the injury to the public
conscience when it Is disobeyed, while SO
far as it is obeyed it is injurious to persons
of weak credit"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
MANCHESrER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-The ladies unanimously vote
the present supply Of mud too utterly utter
for ANYTHING. The rural denizen, who Is
In danger momentarily while threading the
difficult paths leading thither Of wrecking
mis- prairie schooner, long ago did the same
thing.
The smallpox hospital is now without
an inmate. The health OF the city is eN-
ceptionally good. II Is possible that the
peoples exemption from smallpox in cpl
demic form Is due entirely to the very
thorough vaccination which prevailed here.
The members Of the City Council who
were presented few DAYS since by the
Hastings grand jury for allowing certain
nuisances within the corporation limits lind
consolation in the fact $50 they aver that
the members OF that body sold the city wa
ter-property. thereby nearly relieving Man
chester OF her entire municipal indebted
ness.
Mr.. A. b. Bot, the decapitated Govern
or's messenger. had held the Office for the
past twelve years. He Is former citizen
OF Manchester. There was nothing the
matter with Bot, save that his petty posi-
ton was wanted for ReadjuSter.
The druggists OF this city are opposed TO
that provision Of the pharmaceutical bill
now pending before the Legislature which
requires that oil persons desiring TO prae-
fice pharmacy, sell poisons, &c, must, in
addition to having been in the business for
three years, pass an examination before
State Board Of Pharmacists.
There were no cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning. The pending
case before the Hastings Court OF Mrs:
Ryan, for maltrcating an orphan lad named
PAYNE, was still undetermined yesterday
evening.
Some OF the Manchester aesthetics are
considering the propriety OF inviting Oscar
Wilde TO give them. on his expected visit
to Richmond, little talk on art, the love
OF the beautiful, and kindred subjects.
One might not suspect it from curSory
survey or their outer manifestations, but
the truth OF the business is that Manchcs-
ter possesses more estheticism to the square
inch than any other locality in the Com
monwealth.
The noble James is having a Jolly good
time all by itself. The fluid is OF the color
and thickness Of newly-iabricated apple
Juice, and OF such volume as TO hide fish
traps, prominent rocks, and diminutiye
islands, formerly so prominent
City Gas is very much needed between
Cary street and the northern terminus OF
Mayo's bridge. On dark nights it is q
wearisome task to make ones way in safety
in that locality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
AUCTION sALEs-..Futurc Days.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE FARMING LANDS IN HANOVER
COUNTY, IMMEDIATELY ON THE CHESA-
PEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY, NEAk HAM
OVER COURT-HOUSE.-By virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Hanover county entered In the
chancery cause Of Winstpn's executor rs. winston
and ais. on The 9th day of October, 1881, the un-
der,igned; special commissioner. therein named
viii offer for sale at public auction, on the prem
lscs, al the dwclnng-hOuse. at IL NJ, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1882,
those VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND called
"CourtlandN and "Garliud HILL" containing
about $50 ACRES, more or less. Out OF this land
dover viii be assigned to the widow Of the late W.
o. Winston before the day Of SALE and the residue
viii be sold In parcels 10 suit the purchasers, rs the
commissioners may deem best: aud the remainder.
that part assigned the widow ~ her dover, VIII
also be sold.
This property Is admirably located for farming;
also, as a country residence for persons DONG
business In the city of Richmond. being immed-
atcly on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway at nan
over Courthouse on which road trains are regular;
~ run To suit business hours IN the city. The soil
Il good and highly productive.
plat Of the lind may be seen at the onicc OF
George i. tfaw, one Of the commissioners, IN the
city Of Richmond, and on the ground at the time OF
sale.
AT TIE SAME TIME AND PLACE
the said commissioners will also sell III ACRES
OF LAND at Hanover Junction, Immediately on
the Chesapeake and and Ohio railway and the
Richmond. Frederick burg and Potomac railroad
TERMS: Cash enough to pay all the costs 0i the
suit and expense of sale. about S40O: and the resi-
due In three equal payments at one. two. ana thre
wears from day OF sale. carrying interest the pur-
chaser 10 give bonds, with good security, FOR he
deferred payments and the title retained until the
whole purchase-mOIcy has been paid ana COLI
yeyance ordered by tie Court.
!. u. YOUNG.
GEORGE 4. HAW,
II. II. CALDWELL,
GEORGE \. JONES
IN 2I-Safw Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
A vo.rfuI Fire at n Circus.

LONDON, January 20.-News has been re-
ceiyed of the destruction by tire OF the
Circus Kremsier, at Bucharest. The flames
spread 80 rapidly that il was with the ut
most difficulty that any who were in the
establishment when the fire broke out could
escape. and when il was under control the
discovery was made that many men and
horses had been burned. Intense excite
ment prevailed during the conflagration.
the horrors Of which were added to by the
fearful struggling and bowling OF the beasts
in the menagerie opposite to the circus en-
closures. Many of the beasts were terribly
scorched by the heat, and made desperate
efforts 20 escape from their cages. The loss
OF property is very heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
A Notorious swindIcr Arrested.

BALTIMORE, January ia notorious
swindler, known as August Walter, with
half dozen aliases, was arrested in this
city tonight on the charge OF having
swlndled REV. Il. f. schaur, provincial OF
the Redemptorist Order, ont OF 300 by
means OF forged checks. He had been
several times 10 confession TO his victim,
and in that way gained his confidence.
Walter has lust been released from the
Maryland penltentiary, where he served
five years for obtaining S2,327 on forged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

The splendid stallion Harold. belonging
to Mr.. K. w. Walden, of Middeburg, Car
roll county. Md, died Saturday night. He
was brother OF Mr.. p. Lorillard's famous
IroQlois, and Mr.. Walden refused $4,000
for him last summer. Harold was also 9
great race-horSe, and was only removed
from the turf and placed in the stud because
of having ruptured an artery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

At the trial OF the Ashland murderers ia
Catlettsburg on Thursday, Sterling Glib
bons, brother Of the murdered children.
and an extremely bright boy Of eleven
years, was called 10 the stand. He recog-
nized the blood-stained axe rs the one he
had found, and said that when he left
home on the might Of the murders the axe
was left in the place where Ellis said ii had
been picked up by the murderers. lie
recognized the crowbar also. During the
examination OF the boy breathless silence
fell upon the audience. The prosecution
rested It's case at 3 O'Clock, and the court
adjourned until 8 O'Clock in the morning
10 give the defence time for further con-
suItation. NeaPs counsel thought that by
consultation he would be enabled TO dis
charge two thirds OF his witnesses and ex-
pedite matters thereby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

checks from several persons. among whom
was Rev. Father Vogtman, OF Holy cross
church. lie had previously served TWO
years in prison for like offence commit
led In Frederick county, in this state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
CoMMissioNER'S OFFICE !

NITW u '''''''7''s ~
The PARTIES Interested are hereby notified that |
have fixed on MoND\Y The 18Th Of February,
1852. IL O'Clock H.. as the lime and my Office on
Eleventh street between Main ana bank Streets rs
TUONAs y EVANS, mnissioner.
CANNON Il COURTNEY, pa. il lt-Sat"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
SEINE.TfIREAD.
SEINE-THREAD. s1yy

We are now Offering STANDARD LION
BRAND. Also other brands OF SEINE THREAD
at bottom prices.
PATENT AND SOFT SEINE TWiNEs,
LINES, ROPES, AND CORKs;
NETS AND SElNES OF every descriptions
manunfacted 10 order.
l.. LICIITENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. nl2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
By Gruhbs X Williams.
Real Estate Agent, and Auct.oneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

I-lcfNuiu >lEtti HftN''H Ni.tiu illA bdihs
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BESSIE
L MER MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OF THE
IN APPOMATTON AND CAMPBELL COIN
TIES. ABOUT 1871 MILES BELOW LYNCH
BURG. on THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGlIA-
Ny RAILROAD. Al AUCIION.-ln execution
of a decd of trust from the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company. dated August p. ISSo. and duly
recorded, being thereto required by thc holders oi
the notes secured, will -cil by auction. upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY II, lSs2.
al 3 O'Clock p. u the PROPERTY above. and de-
,cribcd In said deed the Turner tract, 10 acres;
webb tract, 67il acre,. Lc GraLd tract. 3O3
acres; Whitehead tract. 300 acres; Ingram tract.
$40 acres: and D.ukl tract, rs acrc,-cm-
bracing total Of lO7l% ACRES.
This property Is noted a. bciGg Of tie mos Valu-
able I'm the state for IT, RICH DEPOSITS OF THE
tor the most profitable working. Ii hiss front of
several mile, on the Richmond and Allegheny
road. and is I'm close proximity 10 thc Norfolk and
Western railroad. Those interested I'm such enter
prises would do well TO examine the property be-
fore the day of sale.
Persons attending the sale will stop ~ Galtyillo
station, on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
leaving Richmond by the I \. NJ train and Lynch
burg by the 4. VI. fr, ight train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dt fray tie expenses of
executing the trust and % pay of three nO.e,
mum from August p. 1850; the balance upon
terms 10 De prescribed by the lutOrs in said decd
and upon their failure To do, theu upon term, 90
be named by the trustee.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. Trustee
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS, AuctOnccrs. ia "a
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DHILADELPHIA,R RICH e SFf
.Ssssslssrzs
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers Of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al II ~, and every SUNDAY at
\. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceived TIL 1870 4. NJ. for sundays steamer iii
) =. VI. saturday. Freight received daily till .
u. VI.
Fare. 81
steamers connect At Philadelphia for Fan river
aud tho Fast.
For further information. apply TO
j. W. MCCARRICk.
General Southern Agent.
". Z. CLYDE < Co.
no 20 General Mauarors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND, January l l. 1882.
T'IlE DIRECTORS OF THE AT
Il LANIIC AND VIRGINIA FERTILlZING
COMPANY have this day declared q SEAl-AN-
NUAL DIVIDEND Of 81 PER CENT. on the
prfcrred stock. payable the iSr or FEBRUARY,
proNtmo. W. q. GRESHAM, JI~ .
2l-3tE Treasurer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21
Ky,,rubbs & WllIImns.

By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bant.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE AT THE
- NORTHEAST CORNER OF THlRTl-FlRST
AND o STREETS AND At THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF CANAL AND FIFTH STREETS
AT ATCTfON.-By request of the dcNisCcs Of the
late Elizabeth Crcnshaw we Will sell by auction,
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JANUARY,
az 4 o'clock L. NJ. LOT OF GROUND at the
northeast corner Of Thirty-hrsi and streets,
fronting 1G5 fee' on Thirty-rrst street, aud rum
Ming back 20 an alley.
And on
THURSDAY, 26TIl JANUARY.
NJ 4 o'clock. we will sell Che PROPERTY situated
at the southwest corner of Canal and fiith streets
fronting 1870 feet on Canal street. with brick
dwelling thereon with about tive rooms. This i \
good site fore manufacturing business Of any Kind.
TERMS: At sale. -
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
IA 81 Auctionccrs.
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DICHMOND. FEEDEaIcK-BIr,

IL AND POTOMAC HAiIRoAB.--rl.. .
commencing II NDAl. january -. I-42.
300 \. NJ, leaves Byrd-StrC'f stufiUnd..l... t..
only az Milford and tud.rllk .....
500 \. NJ leave, Byri->irc, station dIIt ...
ccpi sunday
300 7. VI. leaves Byrd-S reoi station 1aI.
400 l.. VI. Accounted ton Tor t.ifIn.. ..
Brold->irCci station daily ..
Sundays.
ll:2S \. ". arrive, no l'yrd-~froct station ,...
1904 +. NJ. arrVo- 10 Byrd-~trt station .
make, no iucli stops.
0.iS I. W. arrives 80 Eyrl-~frcct efff-fr ...
(rNccpt SnilyI.
S:3f 4. VI. accommodation. arrive, 40 T-
street station duly .cNtspf Sun.
c. y TAYLOR. Gcu,r,l Ticket s..
l.. ]. ID. MlEES. General ~upr riufend.uf
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RAILROAD LINES.
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3M ;ss:.:i 5 ssss:.-s1
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD Y.-Commoncinv
SUNDAY, January ~, 1899, trains On this road
LEAVE RICHNoSD-soUTm
3:fj l.. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Make through
connections for savannah. stop.
only at Petersburg and chester.
1f.j0 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily. c0nnec'-
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston. A..
gusta, Aiken. savannah. aud JacL
sOnyie. stops at ShOye, fhe.frr.
Centrilla. Pullman sleeper, t,-
tween New York and Charleston D..
1902 T.. W., MAIL. daily. makes through con
necuon for Charleston, savanna
andJacksonyille. stops al DrrNrt
Bmif, Ccntralia, and Chester. Poll
man Palace .lccviLg-t srs h'fNr..
Washington and jacksonville. fll
Oh this train.
600 +. NJ, FREIGHT. daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
6:l5 A. VI, FREIGHT. dallg except SUNDAY.
LEAVE rETEKsBt EG--NuEru.
$3.50 \. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily sop, onl' .f
$40 r. VI, THOUGH MAIL, daily. connect. ,
with Richmond. Frederlcksburg a #
Potomac railroad for ali point. D. ..t
aud West; also making couuCcf.ft
Win Chesapeake and ONO g.. Ir...
for all p0iut- West. Ih.- t..
stops at Manchester ftcitr l..
Cenlralia. Pullman sleeper Oh Co.,.
train between Charleston and ~.
York.
Gao \. W. MAIL. daily. connecting daily .t.
cept sunday with Tive IicIlIu.l
Fredericksburg md Potomac r...
road for The North ana Wet -....
at Chester. Duwy's BiIf, and g..
trllia- Pullman Palace ~lp.fIf.
Cars between Jacksonyil.. Or.
and Washington ON this train.
500 y VI, FREIGHT. daily cNccTi -ruHIf
1870 l.. NJ, FREIGHT daily except ~nuIl.
A direct four-hOurs connection Is made lrf.....
Richmond and Norfolk by trains ltaslng d. .
mond al 1880 \. ". aud Norfolk al le..5 D. Do
All trains leaving Petersburg viii .tlr frn.
AppofnattOA depot =. -. hLINf.
General ~upcrpt,II,
\. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket An.I
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

FOR NEW IORK.-The Old a ~
Il Dominion steamship Company sos4ss $50
steamers Will sail as follows: steamer Old DO
NlNION. Captain NALkEE. EVERY TUESDAY
no o'clock 4. NJ: steamer MNANOkE. Captain
CoUCH, EVERY FRIDAY at2 O'Clock Z. VI:
steamer MANHATTAN, CAY tain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock 4. ".
Freight received up 10 / O'Clock T. VI. for the
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer. and 10 > o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north. south.
east and west: also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare % New York. $40; round
trip, SIS; Storage S6 and 81.
For freight or passage. apply 10
O. ". ALLEN & CO, Agents.
NV 8 COMPANY : Wharf Rockets.
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Personal.

TX ECUTOR'S NOTICE.-IIaving
Il qualified as executor Of SAMUEL II. OW EMS,
the same, and parties having claims against his
estate are requested 20 present them 10 me for pay-
mcnt. JOSEPH l.. OWENS.
IL l3-1NE Executor.