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JOIIN ASI1I-I
VIM. SMITH, Salesman.
T,HoMAs DOWNING, Aucnoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BY

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BY
A SMALL. FRAME HOUSE
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District of Columbia. holding special term in so
equity IN cause No s445 Equity Docket p wherein a
Heiiry ~. Willard IL complainant and Joseph c. Willard
+ defendant which decree PASSED the 18th day of
October a. y. lsS5. We will. on TUESDAY. NONEN-
Der THE THIRTEENTH (13TH), A D. 1888 at the
hour OF FOUR NJ in front of the premises otter for
sale at public auction Lot five 90 in square hum
District Of Columbia said Lot being partly improved
Terms of sale. prescribed by said decree are: One
third OF the purchase money shall paid in cash on
Gay OF se one-thlrd IN one and third in two
years the deferred payments to bear interest aud to he
secured by mortgage upon the property sold deposit
OF one-tfrd OF the purchase money be made when
the property knocked down Conveyancg al cost of
purchaser. HENRY WISE GARNETT,
No Columbian Law Building
&. G. COLE,
Oc26-dts %02 9th street northwest
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nUR MEMBERS SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT
" onefOurth OF every assessment they p6y IN
served and placed with the Central Trust ConTxny Of
New York Ii not needed To Jay deaths i'm Of the
American Table of Mortality. each maIs share Of il u
put to his credit and after time Is drawn upon TO lay
his regular dues and ASSESSMENTS
Offce Of the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE As
ISOLATION, 1863 III street
90 LIZ. KNIGHT General Agent
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1MPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC CHAM
PAGNES AND CORDIAIS
French Clarets from 81 25 to 81 SO per gallon
Am1eerean native Wines, Brandies and Champagnea
Caluornia' 'irylnla and Ohio from Doc to 81.
RCUA TAULELLE, l747 Penn'a ave-
Agents for fIst-clnss HOUSES Bordeaux Eurp1ifdy
Oc3-2ms
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Total raid by all

io.ai Iald Dy al -......--.--- ~ .Ssl fs1
rOr ihe truth OF the above facts Tia. IN
the otflCtfs of the above named rurII,t and tor our
laIity and standing to the Mayor offices of the
CITY OF New Orleans. TO the state EutlIrri 81 Isu.i-
ana anu also 10 The L. s ofb ials i,SaI,a We
claim TO Dc tfi honest ana correct all ,lr trails
actions, much any business the country oar
standing Is conceded 10y all who VIII investigate aud
our si' has Tor Years D-eD sold at Board of
ers and owned bl many OF our best known and re-
sltctes ctlz. lis ~ ~
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FUTURE DAYS,

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To THE pUs sTr onrrAss August l. 1855
INVESTIGATE FOR YoTTESpT. yFs,

sn''str General Gresham having Published vilfl
ana hsli'o'ls fsiseood IN regard to tile character ~
Inc ioHlslaa State Lottery ComIany the following
facts ar 1scn to the public to IrOye his statern,rt t.f
untrue: - ~ ~ "AA
Amount of prizes paid 10y the Louisiana State Lottery
company from January 1, 1879 To present date.
RAD To Southern Express Co. New Orleans
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL GRUB-AXE."

T, PrcoRD About three months
sinog, T received, through the mail, tr9a'
tise On Infant Baptism, with the above
remarkable, egotistio title. ! thought
vsrg Cl. little il regard to it until recently.
iaa;r y Chat It IS being circulated through
tbe oount-y, and I suppose, BY that, that
there are some persons az lscst VINO THINK
thew have g good thing in It, The only
tIi1o tba5 recommends it to an lntelIl'
@ant 'nnblic is the fact that il is published
6v the Southern Methodist Publishing
House, Nashville, Tenn. Is en- argument,
il is . miserable failure.
LIST The whole dialogue is an inVon-
ton Of q Methodist preacher. lie IS
ver7 weak brother, indeed, who cannot
nnt m en argument foc his opponent
which he can reiute, Hence, the easy
tyiumph Of the Methodist in this case.
2. This "GruDber" represent his
"CampbelIite," as making arguments and
admissions which no Intelligent Christian
nreacher ever made under such circum-
stances as represented. This IS morally
dishonest. But then, it is so mach easier
to defeat on imaginary foe than q real,
living one. =,
Sd. The upshot of this "G1ubbec' work
vsa. that this "CampbelliCa' was con-
verted 10 lIeth0dism end had bis children
baDtized. Certainly. That looks very
ni5e. to certain parties, on paper but
where did such a thing as that ever hap
pen ?
cline, in Bejo~baptis5 churches This
is ginrly historic fact, And there are
thousands Of intelligent Methodist who
are ooDosed to infant baptism, and refuse
10 have sAsig children baptized. Now, il
occurs t2 me shat here is work for thlI
and ether "Theol0gica- Eru5bers." Le
hem start missionary society IN th(
Methodist church, and 80 to worL to con
yer5 their own brethren to this dogma d
infant baptism, and they will &nd they
have something more difficult to do than
to kill imaginary "Campb0lIitos.'
45a. But, finally, perhaps the Aetho'
dist church, or some OF these "Camp0eI.@'5
eilnng Methodist preachers would Ike tt
test the questions of the setting up O.
kingdom, the identity Of covenants, IN
tant baptism, &c., wltu q real, living oP
uouent. If SO, | an at your service
Bring On your man, and let US see whose
head vii. get to wool gathering"
Era.gTnally,
ADAM S, WEleHT.
Evening Shade, Aug. 10, 'o3.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16
a igcnan,f QEgRDYo

Ls certain a7es end periods cfroIa7n's ltte, EheIo
comes certain troubles, oCiz1, pains and sulern5a'
These complaints and ire sl'alue5 )egpafolza ne
piT?9 life az sixteen, anS follow up Snd LGnGs sAo
married woman until after The re tlta n me- -
Some have hesdaahe5, swimming OF the heap'
mental and nervous prOstr1loI, blGnehee ClteEsi
bloodlgs5 lips, lfsloa5 ayel, clouded brani "Ails
ctherp suffer With painful irregularities, uterine as,
placements and Ulcers, hya.arica' sEa5ins' pAy5.cG
1rostra,ion chronic leuc0rrhua, choTQsis suppress
sion5 loss Clapps.to ovarian C.aea5ea, Eldnyy a5s.
gops. ETC. which in numerous cases emo IN epilzPt1
ots, coDyuiaione in8anity and death. These 3Ea
generally the tGault Of irEt.cutiou, All ieL9alea
kn0W the cias1 Of complaints we ai.ud2 tG' No%'
adrea all thaGa troubag G-a be aTgrted and eG1ed.
We have proof flom tAouland7 .,, TO-.
Dr, DTomE2cts's English female bitEsr5 WI ents
you EuuDd and wsii-Fll make you neaitAy eA3
happy-Will make y1u feel Ike new woman Rnq
20 'Inistske. SOLD By al urrgEdt5 OF %l.g0. Sena
your aijIe55 for O copy of Dr.. Orongo3is2 EauAAg
Nqdical hdYlSar tTCc 80 tts utitct8
!, q pRouIl0Lg y Co..
EgopTisteyp, igguis7llle, w
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

house, about Twelve miles vest Of Wash
ingtoQ.R ,.-,o,,
aWhas is tsa object Of Jour visit A2Eey
"To see Coz, Berry ,l
It was generally understood, aitAouga
without Mr.. Jett's saying 50, that no came
up hers to secure tho use Of guns belong
ing 10 the state. 1,nIos.
nj ght at his residence with aP, Read, MS
nriyato secretary, Gen. +. @. Newton, at
he request of tEs governor, is on the way
10 Washington to Investigate the disturb
ance,
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

Crop reports from Northern Texas lS'
cotton ten or fifteen days late, but grow
ing we'll; wheatis a good average corn
is injured by the drouth. Early planted
is a fair crop, but late is cut short
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

On the 1st inst. the Louisville ezpoai'
ton was opened, when the main building
which would hold 10000 people, was
crowded with visitors. Prasiden Arthur
rbo had come to see the "elephant' and
be seen, made proclamation chat the expo
aition was open.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

The Perryvilie Quad says: "Prohi6i-
don works like a charm in our town 1t
also says that aghting is now unknown
The anti~prohi6it.onists, Notwithstanding
so-called Christians and oil, who take
drink Of the "esaence Of hell' when they
feel like it, turn up their crimson nose
and whine through it: ave are opposed
20 pro(hio)hilhio)bi(hio)tion, because it
takes away o--u-r r-i-g--h--t-s."
Thou fools! You have the right to mur-
der, and those who are engaged in the sale
of "hells broth" are daily numbering
some of your nearest and dearest friends,
by sticking the DEVILS bottle to their
lips, but shall rational, Christian and
well wishing civilized people sit, With
folded arms and silent tongues, and let
you murder? You have Alright, and its
7our privilege, 70 steal g horse, COW, hos
or anything else, but simply because it's
your right, shall not goOd,meaning pao-
pie go to work and deprive you Of those
dauuabl5 rights? "Depri7es u9 Of our
sights" indeed! If wiping, from the
face of the eaEth. this greatest Of aLIcarses
is 'deptiying us Ct our lighta," we say
3stis come, and God forbid that We will
no. be cursed with any more such rights.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

A fool, named Webb, few days ago.
done the best act of his whole life, BY at
tempting to swim the rapids at NlagFa
Falls and getting drowned. Let the
world give three cheers for now having
one fool less.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16
A SAD SUICIDE.

FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Aug. 3.-Iiss
Sarah Burns committed suicide this atseT-
noon st 2 o'clock, at her home, about p
miles northwest Of Fayetteville. She
was g m0.herles5 girl, lG years Of age,
whose father was in destitute ci2oum
stances. She had been keeping company
with Csgaral young men Of yao ueighbor.
hood, who it is thought had ruined her
character and would not marry her In
the absence Of her father and brother, she
went TO the stable, united her collar from
her neck and tied it to the door, climbed
onto the roof and tore awa7 about q yard
square Of boards placed one end Of q sea-
gras5 rope round her neck, tied the other
end to the csnrar~pole and laapod down
though the roof When found she was
dead, but her. neck was not broken. On
sect at the house the following was
written "Th;s Is the last you will ever
bear Of me, for you don't believe me Of
oil; so you can do without me. Tell
Willie good bye, for / hang my8eE.
Good bye to all tha. leave behind
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16
NlTrCE--E0. 242.

q. s. LAID Orrrc1, LIr7l ROCK, AREp !
July 10, 1883. !
COMPLIANT bayiDg been entered at this
oacs, bv Martha Vaughn, against Wm.
J.. Vaughn or his legal representatives. for
abandoning his adjoining farm, Homo.
stead Entry No 1908, dated Dee. %,
1881, upon the sw Or sW OF, sec. 8 nc ne
ar, sec. r, and ng or NV qr sec. 9, town
ship lg west, range 5 west, in Sharp
county, Ark, with a view 10 the o5a3olla.
tior Of said entry the said parties axe
hereby summoned to appear at this Office
OF tie 3oth dag of August, 1889, o: I03
q. H., 10 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged Abandonment,
Notice is also hereby given concerning
said alleged abandonment that testimony
will be taken before T. j. Davidson,
Notary Public, at his Office, in Eyenin
Shade, Sharp county, Ark, on Aug. e
1888, commencing at p. III. Said Z. J
Davidson is hereby empowered to take
such testimony at such time aud place
above Hams2. c, q. KELSEY,
374l Receiver,
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

Eleven thousand deaths from oho-az@,
in Egypt this season, is reported, and
eears are entertained that this terrible dis
ease will reach the United States By next
summer.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16
MORE BLOODSHED.

There has been trouble with the "nig-
rols7 Of Hampstead county, who, ever
since their freedom and the "cibl brights
bill" went into effect, have, everywhere,
been nothing but a nuisance end curse.
The Gazette, Of tAo 8rd, contains the fol-
lowing:
D. =, Andrews, Of Hope, Hampstead
county, who arrived yesterday after
aeon, reported that the p9ssa sent out
from Washington to arrest tho negroes
who killed Wyatt, had met them cnd a
Gglt occurred in which three negroes
were killed, tao wounded and ten caO-
sgrad The otidI6, numbering from sixty
10 one hundred, refused TO surrender.
The scene Of this trouble is between
Washington Hampstead county, and
Nashville, Howard county, about eight
niias from the first named place,
ANOTHER REroRT.
Arrivals on the 9:15 train last night re-
port that the Creates excitement prevails
in Hampstead county, and that there is
great danger Of q heavy loss Of life, One
gsudemen informed the Gazette reporter
that Mr. Jott, Of Hampstead county, came
ap On The t-ai1, and had been sent to sc,
ca-s rms toG tho sheriG's posse,
How many people are reporter kill?'
aa'f the reporter.
~ was told at Hope that eight negroes
were killed Wednesday night, said the
traveller
Llc EGpJGtSE JuJE 5UIEIIJ
Jet, who was found il. company with
Ger r. G. Newton, preparing to embark
in q carriage for the residence Of Gov.
Berry,
"Whatig tho ruth about tAe reported
trouble in Hem 05teadI" aaid the reporter.
Well, I guess ii is all true
when did tho last fight ocoutW
"L2s5 oight,"
"iLog many were killed"
"Tha courier to Washington reported
ogh6 ki|iel bu. 1t is impossible to tell thg
tauaes EsurLe2'
Faro any Tai.e men k;lied?o
did no. Learn"
'.' Ao-e 5.t The fgh, take place pa
IL gsc. called Gross Reads ChrIch.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

By % earthquake on the island Of
ischia, Russia, a fey daya age, 1 ,O0O peE'
sons were killed, and many wounded
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

The telegraph strikers are still holding
out firm and confident. So is the com
pGny.
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

The erection Of a naval hospital at Hot
Syringe, to cost 100000, viii soon begin
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

OREGON, CALIFORNIA,
ymESIJTGg0m TE1, ,
New J2cXico, Montana.
If YOU are expecting TO make o trip to
the Pacific Coast, or 10 any po'n5 il the
West o. L0r5lweeu you should reo0Llec.
that your Jeso, and In fact, the only good
route to those points is VIA KANSAS
CITY, and Jae Kansas CiJy, Er, Scott d
Gulf Railroad, as through trains for .ae
West, are made up a.. and START from
Kansas City. BY couiog here, p2csen-
ge7s are enabled to secure comfortable &C
Communications: through which they cannot
do if trains are taken at Junction points,
as train. for .A5 West arc crowded.
Ta,s route is particularly desirable for
passengers holding Emiman5 igEoss to
points il the lat Vest. At.acloa to EIui-
grant trains, leaving Kansas City every
ni.lj, are COMFORTABLE SLEEPING CARS
provided especially Tor passengers holding
suoa t,cleg5, These cars are new, clean,
aud well ventilated, and were built eZ,
prossIy Tor tais service, No CHARGE IS
MADE FOR BCErds IN THESE CARS WHEN Re
SERVED AT KANSAS CITY, hut passengers
are required to provide their own blank.
CTS, 9so. 4 parry 0, Thirty can secure
the exclusive use yf oua Of ,heso cars
without extra charge provided timely
notice ia given,
in ol Ter to avail themselves Of the
comforts Afforded by these Lmigrant
Sleeping Cars, passengers should, in all
cases, ogme Ia Kansa. City, as ali be-.h5
are roral.od and taken before trains Leave
here.
Holders Of EniuI. tickets issued 5y
the Kansas City, Ea Scott & aali Ea...
road Co., axe by that Company carried in
First Glass Cara, and On firsy-Cia55
IuItI9T -----
For through rates and full information,
address
p. L. WwcualI, !. G, LOCKWOOD,
Asst. Cen Pass Agt Cen Pass Agt,
Kansas City, lilo,
Sharp County record., 1883-08-16

GsyU7goa>--"l say, Mister Dig Head, you SEEM
to baGlt.e 'of' What ellis youi"
T2iT EogE--' WcI, ye8j you gee Pas oas
win the BOYS lg5sn.gAt, and got kinder miEtd."
Gsrgugsg--"I j oppea.s 90 tsyo sAo locks o.
f- l7ersg--nls don't feel orac.ly like my head
ireaT5 10 be kinder swellei up Gnt as Il 10 had
notion 30 bust, aud the pam is terrible" ,~.,,.,-
gFpTr.r-. .s 2. II you VIII get bottle Of ha!ey'6
Saline Aperiglt ors or two doses viii .pHt . head
Oh y0u,' tnG5 y0ui friends voUiq recognize =,
Lsg E-sg.y--" pii DO any thing 10 get I'D CT all
th.s pain and 5ua a;ng!l e.. ,
Th4 marvellous remedy cures those terrible haad'
achc- 1la-useB the gtomagh, unIoat5 tho bpTslsl
unl5cks The liver, relieves constipation - once, GnJ
popular li STANDARD remedy iol constipation, o.l"
iyu8pea7 sick headache, LsltthurL, acil stQlAAchl
anl ell C. 5ea7ag requiring Eaal uI'e qua EIaa1aa'
pureaiive' or yhy5ic,
Jt never rGusea.e8 MOI grps5 oct1 in ore OF Svo
hous5, end i5 luat 90 delightful and refreshing .
drink, that everybody lkcl it,.
u ltunc.0ud5 and c0gi3 th8 lra1i 4igt9 Eh2 nerves.
and 10 p sin5 qua noa i3r the headache ofladies.
Il u.Iaatas tho pang7 % rteuuat.5m and goatp
relieves Kidney and urinary troubles, and pam 10
the haez. For dysPaytic6 IL acss like CHARM ana
has no equal ia curing (. c7astipdtca hd5tt. IL %
highly rosomm ended for paTlo25 Who ora; ;el, I0E
merchants, clerks, mechanics, tactoly hands, stn'
dante te,sLgrs ana ell persola Fh0 lead closely
confined life aud are hu1jec. to hoadncne, guinness
and ,ornid bowels, II you Gce troubled with
coated tongue foul breath, loss Of appetite or gem
arGl slupgshuass, Baoy3 SaIi0o hperient viii cure
yOu, Ii performs better w9.k than pills, 10 moro
Iiereant enc palatab,e and ia much cheaper in fact
Il spaTsie9 and !1ams just like glass o. 5ode
Y7sler' gnd % JUS, pleasant. 20 cents ano sold
oysrysWhe!e J,E, DscEGC1LE q Co.,
EgopIos2tg, Lou!oUiNe, Gya
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
A Word From Seattle.

SEATTLE. W. T.. April 18th, 1883.
EDrrnR GAZETTE After a pleasant passage IN
the barque Hou, commanded by Capt Penhallow,
we arrived at Port Townsend where we found all
full of life and activity; we next proceeded to
Port Gamble, the bonanza mills of the world. and
touching at other mills and localities, finally
hove IN sight of the Queen City of w. L. Seattle
Is a most hourishinC town with population OF
between eight and nine thousand, and has fine
buildings of business houses well filled, and IN
fact. for its size, may be called second 10 none.
The hotels are the Arlington No. l and ., the
Brunswick, Occidental, and though last, but not
least, Is the New England hotel with 100 rooms,
fine table every comfort and jolly host. There
Is q good fire department, police in uniforms saw
mills coal mines, ship yards and barrel factories
all beneficial TO the workincman. Wages are not
as high here rs in the Islands. | should advise
mechanics in your locality with fair jobs TO hold
on TO them, a rolling stone gathers no moss
There are any quantity of saloons, open every day.
Sunday included two free music halls. | at
tended q dramatic performance given by the
pupils Of the University, which was complete sue
cess, IN fact one that would have made many
professionals feel small. We shall soon have
street cars, q good theatre, fine churches schools
etc. I hear there are several hanakas employed
on the Sound; ! have not met any as yet. We are
having considerable rain here, and IT Is very cold
There are some vessels at the mills loading for the
Islands. Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
An Endorsement.


EDIToR GAZETTE have long felt both desire
and duty to drop YOU line, congratulatory, with
my hearty thanks for your perseverance In plain
and manly utterance of able sentiment in behalf
OF the comIpon good of Hawaii mel, though often
50 diametrically opposed TO the course urged and
pursued by the present constituted government.
] am glad 20 note there are nov some who, so far,
disregard the motive of policy system which has
50 long and so universally prevailed there, as to
both speak and write their sentiments like men
conscious Of laboring in good cause much need
ing their efforts while there are others sympatbiz-
ing with them IN sufficient numbers 20 support two
or three Of the most able and respectable journals
there.
Ny aid may be insignificant, my thanks unim-
portant; yet think il is a satisfaction. IN most
cases, for men, more especially those speaking for
the public to know their friends from their foes;
and how far they have the sympathy and support
OF those whose cause they have espoused, and are
laboring TO advance.
Go on, my dear sir, and may God, your fellow
citizens and your conscience strengthen your hand
and your heart IN the field where you have labOred
So earnestly, fcarlessly and well the past year-as
sure dropping water wears the stone, so surely
will the seed YOU have sovn produce harvest IN
good time. MAY vour fearless utterances lead many
OF those heretofore conspicuous for their habhy
vertebra to seek their rights and the public veal
In an open. undaunted manner. while dwelling
lick-spittles and two-faced demagoCues quake IN
their boots.
am pleased to see the independent native press
slckened and sickeninC of the fasehood and fiction
thrown ont "a bribos for native countenance and
support An ISLANDER ABROAD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
commERCIAL.


HONOLULU. NAY .. 1SS5.
last writing business has continued good in the
various branches Of trade and In commercial circles the
receipt and shipment Of large quantities Of domestic
products has created quite boom in business in that
line. The cnastinr vessels arriving during the week
past have all brought heavy carcocs Of sugar 10 port
and the large shipments forwarded by the Suez, G. X
Bishop and J. c. Ford 20 san Francisco make quite a
notable total o. domestic exports, which anuuut In
valuation to over sJ0.uQO.
The arrivals Tor the week past with foreign car-ocs
consist Of the W. u. Irwin from san Francisco with
general merchandise aud live stock and the Elsinore
from Portland, Oregon with lumber.
The departures were the Sucz, c. r. Bishop and J. g.
Ford all Tor san Francsco fully laden with domestic
products.
Several vessels are on the way and now fully due
here from the Coast and the next vessel sail hence
for san Francisco viii probably be the Eureka and j.
&. Ford both sailing to-day.
On next saturday the 26th inst Mr. Adams will eel
by auction. land IN kalawahinc Nuuauu Valley, and
also valuable property stuatcd upon the reef at Homo
lulu known THE mi of lwilei,' which contains
some and has valuable fishing rights attached.
The sale Of goods under the uuspices NJ Mcssrs T. H.
Davies a Co has been well attended aud will be- con-
fluucu TODAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
PASSENGERS.


For San Francisco, per sucz. May Isl a ylmau,
Mr. Bates, r Gray and wife, Mrs Hnlstgad. Mr. De
La Verne uid sons, William GicyC Miss Lcta VIII
der , r Adams, J II Shcrrrr. Judge Hartweu and
family, Mrs Hcaly Mrs q Wilder aud child. Mr.
Capt Sheppard and child, Mrs. 4 smith NJ Sass A
schwartzmunn. e Macfarlanc. NJ 5 Sachs. Miss IDA
Larsen, Mctcah, Fernandez and daughter, &
hcdsiah, J Soutas, Erickson. wife and child. z A
Lyman. + Smith, Jas Lewis, Miss Peterson. 4 Nc
Fernan. Fitzgerald. Dondheu 2 Smith. 5 Spencer.
and three Chinese.
Prom Portland, Or, per El-inurr May i9-Misa Mary
Ucnshaw, Jup MCCuckcn.
From San Francisco, per VIM a. Irwin. MAY 1s-H
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c Reid d Donald, II KnIlathi
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Barnard, NJ Pico and wife.
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man. A Carter. g W Norton, 4 Green, Miss Green,
Mr. " II Sheldon.
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u Austin, i Adams. Jno Campbell, Shpmnu. L y
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richardson, Mics kalcipii, Jas farrun, Barnes, II
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AkaHa, wife and children, " II Holmes. Mics Hattie
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burg, Chus A Bailey. N HurnCr a Palmer. a ID
Marshall, Miss Mitchell, Miss Wilson.