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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

There will be an auction sale in Portland.
q, the auction rooms of F. o. Bailey and Co.
IN March 2lst, Of property remaining IN
claimed or olhersise in offices of the Ameri-
can Express Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

The season for cheap oranges is about over.
Mes,inas are now bringing $3.50 to SO 90 per
box. valencias $500 to $3.50, and Floridas
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Expressions of gratitude on the part of the
public are always impressive and solemn. 1t
is pleasant to know that the people are justly
praising the merits of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
a safe remedy for coughs, cold, bronchitis,
croup and sore throat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Tho new boiler of the 'Star of the East, +"
!. next to the largest ever built in Boston.
Weighing 10 the neighborhood of 60 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13
local ans State Mems.
Tuesday, March 10, 1888.

Egps are declining in price very rapidly.
This week is Passion week. Next Sabbath
,ill be Palm Sunday
John Lawless was fined 81 and costs yes
.a.dax. for drunkenness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

If the legislature should adjourn on either
Thursday or Friday of this week, the Gov
ernor will be unable to attend the reception
to be given in Rockland on the 18th inst.
The absence of the Governor from the recep
ton would be great disappointment to Rock
land people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Snecial communication Of Augusta Lodge
.h;. evening at 80. Work in first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Mr.. Geo. w. Ryer representing JIM. Hills
Tragic Star. Margaret Mather. made US a
call. yesterday. He informs us that the cele
brated actress will positively appear in Au-
gusta, March Goth, as before given out, she
having entirely recovered from her recent i'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic is endorsed BY
physicians. Ask for Coldcn's take no other
OF druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 70 cents per bottle.
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Contagious diseases, malaria. liver COM
plant, are all prevented by using the gentle
but powerful tonic. Browns Iron Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

The medical profession universally and
heartily approve Of Wheat Bitters as q blood,
brain. and nerve food. Ii is unrivalled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

Ladies by using German Corn Remover,
can wear glove-fttng' boots with ease and
comfort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

The Kate Greenaways" are ready TO give
an entertainment in the lecture room Of the
FRS, Baptist church, Thursday evening next.
These are real children who live in our Ow
city. Cake and ice cream for sale. Admis-
sion Is cents, children 10 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

In Ward !, NJ. v. B. Chase. VIM. Is.
Morse and Thomas Mitchell each received |
vote for mayor. In Ward 2. c. B. Morton
received votes for mayor, in Ward 3
Valentine Holt, vote for mayor, and +. Il.
Pierce 2.
For Aldermen, Wardens, Ward Clerks
and COnstables.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13
Dtro.

In Manchester, March IL, Minnie b. Woods, aged
Is wears, months , ne
In Windsor. March 10Th, VIM. ferEins, aRra 20
In Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

j. f. Fuller, Oscar Holway and Thomas
Lynch had vote each for alderman in Ward
l; G. c. FIagg, in Ward .: Joseph Badger
. and Benjamin Copp in Ward 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13
Men must work and women weep,
&, .,,na tn. .,.,.ld ana.. ~,

But they need not weep so much if they
use Dr. Pierce's "Favorte Prescription"
which cures all the painful maladies peculiar
to women. Sold by druggists.
marl3d&wlw3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-13

and COnstab1es.
WARD one
thurman, George +. Macomber, ls9
Harden, Elisha F. Blackman, lss
Udrd Cferk, George A. Lovej y, lss
Constable, Samuel W. Messer lss
WARD Two.
alderman. Nathaniel W. Cole, "
Harden. Edwin +. We stOn, &c
Udrd clerk, George II. Brickett. 81
fonstatie Charles A. Wadsworth, 96
WARD THREE.
alderman, Nathan q. Hallett, liz
Udrden. Danforth Davis. III
Hard clerk, f. Herbert Ballard, II.
constable. Is. Frank Gaslin, IFS
WARD FoUR.
alderman, Albert J. Il irns, 81
Harden. Henry o. Turner, e.
Ward CLERK, George VI Beam til
Constable, John c. Garland, &c
WARD FIVE.
Alderman. samuel W. Lane, ~
Warden. Wellington Smith, Is
Yard Cierk. Bartlett +. Folsom, IS
constitute, seth Gay, -
WARD SIX.
1htermaa. Daniel A. Cony, 50
Udrden, Daniel w Tyler 50
Wnrd Cierk. j. Howard Chandler ~
Constable. Charles II. White, II
WARD SEVEN.
alderman. Daniel b. Savage, ~
Harden. Luther I. Wall, "a
Ward CterE. Geo. &c W. Ladd, ~
Constitute, Frank White, a
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

LONDON, Jan IA rumor, which
has been current here that Captain
Hansen, Of the wrecked steamer Gin
bria had been brought 10 London 10y 4
passing steamer Is diScT"dltcd The
agents Of the Hamburg American line
here have trlrgraphrd 10 Grayrscnd
and can hear nothing there confirming
tin umpr
The Steamer Bavaria has arrived Al
iIyTr from rruiS, uoa. ia" seen" al
be- disaster The search was t'uit">,
fUur tug, returned to Hamburg from 4
.urthrr search hi, morning. They r.
port hat they saw nothing
Ih. statement Of the Hamburg cor
respondent of IN" Daily Ncwa rreitlng
incidents on board the timbria, such a.
the conduct ot an Indian who had 10 In
diNalinrd al his talnahaW / Of the sur
Econ Who irapcd into The SEA aud thu
scenes among The passengers cling
ing 10 the rigging, "a> mad" eu the les.
tlnony of our Wcgeri ur Nig"H, "A cats
in passenger who, Oh the adNlc, ot thu
chief officer climbed into the rig
sing Tho~r in the rigging say they
saw boat lowered from lhc steamer
sultan, probably to repair her own dam
apT
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
FOURTH EDITION
PHILADELPHIA NEWS NOTES.
4 Defaulting Clerk smallpox In
the NImshoUse.

Jos"ph Whitman, employed a, head
/ clerk by IA" iirm 81 craig, Finley n Co.,
printers, ha-, II Is said ab~cuud"d lcaN
/ ing q dclalratlou Amounting 10 between
ny" AMI sis thousand dollars. Whit
man had bccu IN the cmplul ul the firm
: tor ten years, and has u wife and two
+ ,hltdrru, with whom he resided IN Cam
DIN II" was regarded by hl, employ
+ cr> IL stead going, honest Young man,
and the cause OF his tall is not known.
/ lie /. believed however, To- have gam
bird. The ease has been reported to the
/ District Attorney, and an rtiur; i being
made 10 >ccurr WhirInau'- arrest
Since sunday last SIS ct>c~ ct small
pos have appeared among the inmates
! 81 tine y lmsluu>~--thrre on SUNDAY,
and one each un the succeeding days --
The patients have been removed to the
Municipal Hospital, Mr. Collins, the
, hospital warden At Buckley, stated last
evening that although the hospital Of
/ that Institution WAS very full, there was
II" danger OF a smallpox epidemic, as
there Il ample means Of Isolation for
the cases until they can be removed. --
superintendent Scarborough complains
81 the delay in transmitting message,
tu the Municipal Hospital for thralnbu-
,dtrr.
DrrNcl X Co., Treasurer Of III" fund
for jhr relief the sufferers 10y tia, floods
IN Germany, arkuoW lodged the receipt
yesterday uf siiG.6j, making a grand
Jntal oiSl5, 1910
Professor Henry y. Gregory wa, Nr,.
trrt,A\ elected NIru President of JIrir,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

The last meeting of ia" present Levy
| Court WAS held IN the Court House this
morning. President Bright was absent,
and Mr. WieT was called Ia the chair.
col Frhiger from the Legislative
! Commute" reporled the bills approved
. lay that Committee ~ its latcIns citing "A.
follows, To have Wilmington Divided
into four assessment districts, aud four
assessors appointed To have the STATE
pay the salary OF til" liquor hallii have
The state pay the expenses of The trimi
mai Court 10 proNid" for the funding
Of tn" iiuatIng debt of the county at a
rate Of interest hereafter determined
10 define The durir, Of the assessor IN re-
gard Ia assessing investments and
changing Ia" elections Of hridgr-trndrrs
from February 10 March
ON motion the Attorney of the Court
G"org" Gray, WAS instructed 10 draft
bills To- present the above subjects to the
Legislature
ON motion Of Mr. Weir, the Attorney
was further instructed to draft a bill 10
have an assessment oip"rsonal property
mad" every year.
en- motion Of DR. Ellison, the County
Treasurer was instructed to pay on the
old Bridgc Loan, contracted over thirty
years ago,
ON motion Of Col. Febigcr, all lcgisa-
iiH" suggestions Were left 10 the cousid-
Grafton OF the incoming court Mr.. Sil-
Yer then presented II resolution, consist
ing IF "A vote Of thanks 10 the retiring
President, Mi Bright.
Before the resolution was put upon its
passage Mr.. Silver made quite AN in.
t"r"stlng and PHEASANT farewell address,
"mpIimrntlmg the retiring President
who for thirteen years had 50 ably and
liIicd the position, then IN a
humorous strain hitting he live retiring
members u" continued saying that those
" ho remained would miss him
During his tim" IA the count every
thing had passed So pleasantly among
Them, no jars and on but few
Instances wrrr partisan lines drawn
u" gentleman with feelings akin 10
emotion and hulnur, bid the live r"tir-
inG members, M>-rs Bright Weir, ,
f"ik, Morrison and Wells, an affection.
ate good bye.
The Court then adjourned sin" die
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
" NJ. b. SHARP.

MarsciIlcs quilts ha V G
come in from the fire, the
wrappers are scorchcd, the
goods are all right-onIy
about one hundred OF them
at SI.2g, regular price s..
Another lot of Nlarscillcs
quilts are those elegant ones
which VIC sold at S.. These
are also from the fire, and
like the others, with scorchcd
wrappers, but goods perfect
they will be sold at sc.S7.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

ON next M"ndaY N"'~r'. Hai'"-
ana Nl'Im"r' Will ''..~ !" ms
jh"lr IarG" company at .diIt~ i'''' p
tI"'n"n, consisting al .''\-'lNr arr.
Ut which twenty Mr '''t"'. 'h' ~
ranN WI! giN" the i'"'l.0 NI'ii"
In" Opera llouN" rr mar '\rI'
rms wall h" tn" i'l">' 'h!u- &"
hInd III III" history IT He " hmm
opera House. y nIn'h'f TT li'' ID
ing hurl"HIl'" ar'i,'N ~ ms com
ana fdirnI" ar" WIN 'hi' comm ia
including the La H"I" sisters, ihr '
hrat"d Ii"naId"S, IN" ">'r""I''l'.
French Grot">pu" Ar lNt,, vii" 'f''
,'l'h a sensation WIN inc NHi'''i''
Lundun shows, during 'h' Ju'"h"
sun, and Madame" H"hIhr. I'' cor"
ny nav" Jl>' r"lup,r'ri ave "''h
gHL"n"nt III fhiidi"'phlI "I"'"
rcuHrkahi" iun tor . prt"'ual'
thl- class IN thn' city
.!i" Grand Central IW"a'.r, y"
rhc performance "a~ given, Na> rI""
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
" VI. i. SHARP.

Bear in mind a few pieces
OF body brussels carpet at
>I.25 per yard, regular
price SI.5o Six or eight
styles tapestry brussels at Is
cents, regular price Sl.oo =;
two pieces tapestries at 50
cents, regular price IS cents;
eight pieces full extra super,
aII-wooI ingram carpets at
q cents, regular price SI.oo.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

Our Blankets have been
larger, better and cheaper
than any previous season;
We have many good oncsIctt,
and YOU will find very low
prices here; as there is to be
a sacrifice in this stock you
may need more, as cold
weather is not yet over, and
anyhow, it will pay to buy for
next season if price is right.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
" NJ. l.. SHARP.

y small lot Of ia ncy silks,
not over seven pieces in one
number, at ~ cents regular
price o5 cents. Not over
three pieces in another, at
IS cents; regular price o. !
cents. They will go fast.
The first choice will be best.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
" NJ. i. SHARP.

y nice soft croquct quilt,
easily washed, very Ike the
old Bates quiIt-are from
fire sorry We have only
ninety Sin Of them to offer.
You have always paid SI,25
for them: if you are carIyyou
will get them At gS cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

4 lrw cases Of measles haN" occurred
in our city, Among the number at.
tackled j. Il child Of .Iu~"ph .jrtlcri-,
Four'r"l'h and tloym"n' streets. Nh.m
il not r1-" Of .uli. pos over Eleventh
street bridge, amt M" rum"r that th,.
child wa, affected viii, rhar diro"-" j.
lMllIInNnI.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
VI Az klcIb,

REDDlNG 81 kuAM- ON Thursday eve
ming. Jan 2ith. at ~ Madison street. by
the Rev. A. Stcnglc, Mr. Clarence II, Red.
dru% to Mis-. Anna t.. Durham, hotn Of this
city.
SINDALI.--N At il1s Arch street,
i'uiIadrIphil. on the l7ih inst, by ~" Rev.
Il. VI. Lnthrr Gicorgc II. S,tndalI. OF New
port. ana Josephine Vincent. Of THE city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Loss ASkilIS6eSl,

TIL" Sew Castle Mutual lu~urmc,
Company have allowed Mr.. Charles
M"ggiu>uI =, $500 Tor til" stock and
farm implements destroyed hy the
burning of his barn on Friday might last
This will leave Mr.. VI. out Of pc, krl
about +, 600
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
FIFTH EDITION
IN kll.sk EN BONDS.


. "A
! Miss Katie T.. Ritrhic -Th.tc
n"ny, Presents, Etc.
VI" marriage ceremony ct W.
/ IA Bowen, arlrrk at thc DciaNur. .
road ullic" and Assistant Pa,m.-t
the i. ". x u Railroad, was ma.
last evening to Miss k4'ir T.. r..
( daughter of John u kit,htr, ai i...
/ tcr> residence, No. los East Sixth ST..
The marriage ceremony WIS pert a
by the venerable II l.ry. Ri, l.l.
III the presence Of a lirgr circle uI ..
lives and friends The bride va,
tast"iully arrayci ia "a Whit" satin d
richly trimmed withcrminr aud uua,
lace Whit" satin slippers rurl~.
feet, white kid, set the dainty han.
toa good advantage, and .p.
Hover, and snilaN rested gently uf
bosom. The groom was dressed In
vcntional black, with white neat
aud ncck-li".
Master John Richie and Mi, .
Horn, of quite tender years, dId
h"nors Of groomsman and brides
After III" ceremony was over aud H..
congratulations followed, Tia" rest
.ot the company were paid to a T..
loaded with luxurlcs cake OF ri.
aginahI" kinds, fruit, IN and ont of .
son, and ic" creams and water IT,.
delicious fiavors. \ pyramid uf
grs, apples, bananas, peirlr~, ra...
ET;iIp'~ untS and al her truit m.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S
FOl RITZ AND MARKET SITS

We have inaugratcd a
great sale of accumulated
stock at greatly reduced
prices. We must have the
room now occupied by this
ovcrplus of goods and re-
commend this sale to the care
full and experienced buyer.
We bought largely at the
great sale of the Mcssrs.
Hood, Bonbright & Co., of
goods slightly damaged by
smoke and water at their
late fire. and they will be in
Guided in this sale. These
goods will represent re =
markablc bargains, 50 m e
only being slightly damaged
and others not at al.
Seal pushes viii c the
first to suffer, and we have
marked our SIS down to
sI5, our SIS down to ST.,
our sI2 down to S., our
s. to S. All in good and
perfect order. Somebod y
will do well to anticipate
their wants.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
I oats.

krunard 4 Co. are determined in
this matter Of closing ont their tHdI"~
and misses coats, and hay" mad" won.
d"rlIi,} low prices on many 81 lhcm--
AL imported goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

llEAIll&.
l,II ID

ItHANDLER-Dn the 18th inst, David
Chandler, on his 18th birthday
Relatives and friends are rcspcctlullyinNit
ed to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dcncc, No. $40 King street, on saturday, tn,
eth inst, at2p. III. Please omit flowers. I
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

K"unarh 4 Go. will sell large lot Of
men > urriu" underwear, in "ulurvd and
white. at ), cents, 60 Clu-r. tinrr
ulaIilIr, ut III" sam" tHr-,' riuctiDlI
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

The above good, are all
the best and most reliable
brands Of MusIlns, and can
be bought on Weekly or
Monthly iustaiImcnt,.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Scarlet Underwear
At
Bargain Prices.


The great pile OF Mems
Atwood Scarlet Flannel
Undcrshirts and Drawers at
$Loo each (one-third ott)
dimjnishcs daily, but we want
to get them away more
quickly. Only one thing
wrong with them - too
many. II YOU only knew
how good and cheap they
arc,you would come for them
without a second invitation.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
v VI. 4. SHARP.

'nc case OF light and
Medium CaIicoes will be
stacked up to sell for )
cents per yard; regul a +
price 8 cents.
In with them a few pieces
and some odd ends OF Gre
tonnes suitable for curtains
or furniture covering will
90 at - cents; rcGul a!
plicc % cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-23
THE coon OLD DAYS IN GEOEGI4.


No sir" continued the early settler, came
dom of the frontier, an know ! would not letl ut
homo III the stt,ot, oil cIty. was born within
HlgLt o. stone Mountain, ~ Georgia, wien The In
dams were thar same az they hio on the Itohllef
now. See that scar =
The early settler took Oh hls hat and showed ny
a heavy scar running from tho top of his head
almost 10 his left eyebrow That Thar IL what
got from an Indian t0mahawk when WAS about
three years old. My oldest brother was killed, and
my father was Iunun to hide III 10 cOrn-ilod, with
me ia ms arms, when got that. The old man had
au axe IN has hand and he split tho redskins head
clear To the teeth. Not much civilization bout
them digglngs, no sir"
" Not much style about those early Georgian piO-
neeIs reckon T. said tho reporter.
"Style! Why, was twelve years old when got
my rst pair Of boots. Don't / remember them
yniler tops! Folks ~ them parts mostly tanned
thulr own leather, but them was genuine store
leather. They got me into two fights. mad to tight
with two oth1r boys tho first day put en- on, aud
| was the under dog In both lights. Tbs boys
didn't approve of style in them days | was nan
grONed lore ever saw an enrJnonware plate. We
had nuthln' hut pewter plates to eat oil, and
wooden nOggns TO drink out OF but. bleAs yUn, We
never wanted for BOmethn' to put In them. we
had lots of bar meat and cords of all sorts of game
No. we didn't know nothin' OF Hour bread-corn
bread WAS the staple. Whiskey! | should Soy so
Most everybody made theiI own but II you wan I
fixed to make IL Yourself, you had only to carry
bushel OF corn to neighbours still. and cone BACK
WI til dolnOhn OF pure Juice. When wo had d
corn shuckin' log rOllin', house ralsD'. or any
such irolc. tho whtskey just soshed round lk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-23
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW. MONDAY, JAN. %. lS

PORT OF NEW.Y MONDAY. JAN. %, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson Young Georgetown. Dc with mdse
ana passengers to T Wghtman. ~
s.rncr acoocoe Mckee Chester in ballast to Hen.
'sieanei Evermau Hines Philadelphia, with mdse and
amer Nereus Bease Boson with mdse and
ship Lizzie Ross of windsor Ns). Vaughan Antwerp 80
days with iron ond empty barrels To ORDER 'essei n
sUNsEr-wind at sandy Hook. light. WI hazy. At City
Island fresh, W; clear.
r Tho following vss,es yo,rilE TOO late for IN
Steamer Para trj MCKAY Liverpool via Queenstown,
with mdsc am passengers to Vernon II brown 60: ,
and f passengers to Jas = Ward & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Isinan (Br Leask Liverpool --seager Bros
steiner Utopia (BD, McIitcme Disqualification
Ricmond Vincent West Point Va with mdse and
steamer Iean5ra Bragg Portland with ndse and passcn.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance South Amboy MI
Kr9ns -, ~, ,r..,..... :, r.,,.. .co
I;rS AdIienns m ZONES AIR Sco;-seager Bros.
Bng Mibatitlm Costa Rican' Fourier ainautAn-Jo
Bng Ruby, Rice, Bridgetown Ber-D TrOwbrdge Co,
SAILED
Steamers Richmond Point Va Break wafer Lewes.
Del Barss Cees Tyr VALPARAISO Bonita Iogalo3 CardS'
T p Mary W Ms o@esa Malaga Bush
neil Alicanth AcIve; Hamburg; Keso.ute Bremen Cam
More sagga EGc Havana Csoe Yong N Mnye ~
Emily, Port au Priuce. ,.
1851 - be had on application to the Lighthouse Board'
Washington. DC, or tO this Office.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
GEORGE BROWN Captain USN, Inspector
Oflce Of lighthouse Inspector, Third District,
TOmpkiusyiUc. y l.. Jau. -. 1888.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
BOSTON Jan 22-Arnvef. steamer Golden Horn Obj, VAL
des rom Boston Dec 2 yia Halifax 4 -
IIVFRtoO Jon 22-Airiyed. steamers Brooklyn Brl VIII
Jams from Portland Jan II: Thornhil lBr Weheul, from
M0bs Dec % West indian lBr, David from NeWOrieans
Dec 81.
MoyiLIE Jan 2l-Arrved. steamer Nova Scotian (Br,
Rlcha dsou from Boston TO- her Liverpool.
QUEEssTOwS Jan Arrived steamer city OF Ihchmond
lBr COnrOn from Ne"Iork Jan 10 on her way 10 Liver
pnol. , "a ,~
from New. ! Ork 10 way 20 London.
BELFAST 23-Arrived. steamer Azales (Brl. Adams
from Ncw-York Dec -. via Baltimore
COrRSuAGRN Jan rived, steamer Geiser DAM seher
beck from New YORK Dec 30. -
Jan - Arrived steamer santiago lSpan). III
her a. from New orleans and Havana.
from NcW-treaus
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water. We only got coffee on Sundays. but we had
whiskey all the time, and 1t was whiskey as was
whiskey-not the adnterated pizen they call by
that name now You could have got fullern u goose
on it. and it wouldn't hurt you."
As the early settler said this, be sighed, wiped his
mouth on his shirt sleeve, ana shook his head IN
regrctful SOFT OF way, indicating his belief that
those good old days when whiskcy actually
soshed around were gone.
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sOID OFT BY THE SHERIFF.

The Sheriff yesterday sold out the effects of The
American Queen, AHdrGCss B0Sar and Leisure at the
Offices OF the publications. Nos. 324 to 3ZS Pcail-st
A large number OF judgments had been entered
against The QueeR fGbishing Company, amounting
in the aggreGat TO $780, 600, among winch were The
olds. ~. 1853, L. ID. Cbapp, $1,000, and w. H. Par
sons IL Co., $lO0G. The company was IN MAY
lgSJ succeeding the pabiIsnlng business of ". X
Andrews with a capital stock OF @0O,OOO which
was Increased in June last TO 100000. william
p. Shannon was the president and treasurer. Inc
de"ts wers 100000. At the Shsntt's office It vas
stated yesterday that the sale realized about $4,000
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Professor YOungs lecture on the "flahctary 03'
ten at Church or the Strangers. -, Al.
Wafer Commission conference, at Mayor sons once
Anniversary OF Harlem branch Of Young Mems CAris-
tau Association
Passion Play suit in Spreme Court. ,,,ou
Meeting OF BarthOldi Statue Committee AZ Oh'o"
League Club. 49,. TN,
Henry Cabot Lodges ADDRESS before Long Island HIS
torical Society. ,,,o AND
Mrs Julia Ward Howc'a paper LonSfelow ana
Emerson" before Nineteenth Century CluD'
Kenny murder trial in Brooklyn.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotcl-Alhert Pell, Member OF
the British Parliament rim Arcnue Hoel-ConE,oss
man-elect William Whiting, OF Massschusetts anu eA
HOfcL-Julio Carrie Of the Argentine legation ~ nn
ington Windsor Hocl-R. X. Cable, Vice President ol
the Chicago Rock Island aud Pacific Railway Company
Hofc BrIinsicicL-D. Il. st. John, OF NewDure " l;
49,. Union Square HOtci-Tne Count and Counties VI
Toulouse, Of Paris fnsn House.Ine non Alan
Lnln. Of LIE REiIish LEGATION nL MasningtOn.