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DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CAUCUS.

The caucus of the Democratic members of the
Assembly was called to order at $50 A. N. by H G..
Crumpton of Lake county.
Archibald Yell, of MendOcino, was elected tempo
rary Chairman, and E. A. Gsusssl of San Francisco,
Secretary Pat. Glover, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Mr.. Crumpton moved that the caucus adjourn
until P NJ.
D. H. Bibb OF San Francisco, moved to amend by
making it s P. NJ. Lost.
Adjourned until 2 o'clock.
The Democratic Assembly caucus met pursuant to
adjournment at 215 Pm, Archibald Yell in the
chair
On motion of Cutter of Marysvie members of
the press and reporters were allowed to be present
Doty OF Sacramento moved to proceed to nomina-
ton Of Speaker. Lost.
johnson Of Napa moved that committee on order
of business be appointed by the Chair. Carried.
The Chair then appointed Coombs OF Yuha Field
| of Sonoma, Rhiel of Santa Clara, Flemming OF
Butte and Bib Of San Francisco such committee.
| On motion OF Campbell of San Francisco Clark Of
| Colusa was appointed Secretary.
| The Committee on Order of Business reported,
and nominations were declared in order.
Mr.. Barry, of San Francisco, placed in nomination
| for Speaker T. NJ LaRue, of sacramento.
NJ. Farley, of Sierra, placed in nomination Charles
F. Irwin, OF FL Dorado.
William Cutter, of Yuba, nominated Mr.. johnson,
of Napa
Nominations closed and the roll was called.
Mr.. LaRue received 81 votes, Mr.. johnson Is, Mr..
Irwin IL, scattering 8. Mr. LaRue was declared the
nominee.
john l. OaInpOeil, VI oOHOud, Was uVhihatctJ Ny
reclamation, for Speaker pro TEN.
The following were placed in nomination for Ser
geant j. Farrelly, OF San Francisco; James
NJ. Sninn, T. J. He'linger, DR.. Louis Berweil. j.
| Farrely was nominated.
| j. ]. Flynn placed ia nomination II. c. Haley, Of
San Francisco, for Chief Clerk.
Mr.. Granger nominated George Herbert.
| NJ. c. HsleY was declared the nominee.
| For Assistant Clerks julius Buiner and George W.
| Herbert, of Colusa, nominated.
Thomas Cleary, OF San Francisco, was nominated
! for Minute Clerk.
| The caucus adjourned until o'clock p NJ.
The caucus called TO order at 7:l5 P. NJ.
| The Committee on Order CT Business submitted
an amended report providing for the election OF q
Chaplain which was adopted.
| The following gentlemen were then selected as
the nominees of the caucus for other offlces
Journal Clerk, Geo. w. Peckham; EngrossiDg Clerk
Charles A. Giffn; Assistant Ssrgeant-at- Arms
James P. Martin; Enrolling Gle k, @. B. Swift
Post Mistress, Miss Fannie Burnett; Chaplain, Rev
E. B. Ware, Of Sacramento.
| On motion of C. A. Storke, the caucus adjourned
| to meet at the call of the Chairman.
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SOCIAL AED PERSONAL.

T. W. Badger, of Oakland, is in the city.
c. D. Dawson, proprietor of the Marysville Ap-
peal, is in the city.
Miss Annie Atterbury, of Oakland, is visiting
relatives in the city.
Mrs c. Epson and child, of Chico, will arrive
home by the overland train this morning.
D. w. Power, wife and child, of this city, will ar.
rive day by the overland train the southern
Pacific route.
Mrs stoneman has invited several young ladies
from San Francisco to JON her in receiving guests a.
the inaugural ball.
Rev. William H. Hill, formerly the rector Of the
Episcopal Church in this city, but now OF Sar
Francisco, is visiting Sacramento.
Fred. Werner, of Suffer Greek, and Lewis Good
win, of this city, have returned from the Great La
Yaca mine of Durango, Mexico, bringing with then
SIS. COO in bullion.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel John Nc
Comb, Folsom; Mrs. J. B. Ritter, Michigan Bar
J. NJ. c. Jasper, ~heatland VIM. G. Wallace
Naps E. L. Mcclure. Dutch Flat L. c. More
house. San Leandro; W. T. Ellis, Marysville c. A
Zuisen, Placerville; j. Steinman, H. Roden, Wheat
land; A. J. Binney Marysville; NJ. F. Tarpey
Alameda ; d. P. burst, Wheatland; P. Campbell
Smartsvie W. c. Crosette, Folsom; B. Cohn, Lo
Angeles j. j. Gilbert, U. s. G. s.: G. NJ. Chase, Z
Murphy, j. Spanier, 7. Agnew, J. Crammer ant
wife, H. Schwartz, B. J. Triest Lincoln Brooks, Sal
Francisco.
Following are the names of some Of the promi
nent persons which the meeting of the Legislature
! has brought to the city: Ex-Lieutenant -Governo
johnson, Chas. H. Mitchell, OF the Grass Vale,
| Union; VIM. F. White. of Santa Cruz ex-Assem
plyman Freer, of Oroville, and Platt, of San Fran
cisco; ex-senator Murphy, of San Francisco
| Colonel James A. Laven, Of San Francisco; Super
visor s. D. Wood, Of Yuba; D. A Ostrom, ex
Assembly nan from fuba; w. N. Crutcher, lat
izaton Il this strict J. ]. Gilbert, of the Unite
| States Coast Survey.
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SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at precisely ~
o'clock NJ, by Lieutenant Governor John Mansfield,
who directed the Secretary Of the twenty-fourth
session. James A. Orr, 10 call the roll of Senators
returned BIZ the Secretary OF State as elected, by
districts. The roll was then called alphabetically,
and five members at time advanced to the desk
and took and subscribed to the oath of office. All
present except Murphy, Harrigan and Whitney.
The Lieutenant-Governor then announced that he
would appoint the officers of the twenty. fourth
session as temporary officers of the present session.
On notion OF Mr.. Langford, of San Joaquin the
rules OF the last session were adopted temporarily.
Mr. F leher of Placer, offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
RsSoEred That when this Senate adjourns its ad-
ournmen: shall be out of respect to the memory of
General Jackson and in commemoration of the bat
tie of New Orleans.
The Senate then adjourned until Tuesday at 10
O'clock A. NJ
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

SATURDAY, January g. 1888.
January 3-R. A. Miles and Peter Miller to V. S.
Quiggle-East half of section Is, township north,
range east 50, 900.
January 6-Harry Ainsworth to James Backrath-
South go feet of west half lot Z, block bounded P,
Q, Third and Fourth streets, city; grant.
January 6-George Messersmith to August Messer.
smith--Undvided third OF lots 6, and 8, block
bounded Y, Y, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
city grant.
January CIV. R. Caldwell to G. Magray-Lot 5,
block bounded l. ], Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, city; 81, 475.
MONDAY, January s, 1888.
January s-N. B. Huston to Samuel Kay-Lots I
and in block s, town of Folsom.
January S-George Murray to s. II. Clark-West
half lot 8, block bounded l. j. Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. city: $500.
December q. 1SS2-Tong Kee & Co. to N. B. Hus-
ton-Lots and S, block s, town Of Folsom $50.
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUsEs.

The Republican Senators met in caucus in the
Supreme Courtroom, Department Two immedi-
atey after the adjournment Of the Senate. David
Mcclure presided, and G. ii. Perry acted as Secre-
tary. The following selected the caucus
nominees for offices in the Senate For President
pro TEN, David Mcclure Secretary, James A. Orr
Minute Clerk, Frank Gross Assistant Clerks, C. N.
Post and G. j. Johns Sergeant-at-Arms, A. j..
Rhoads; Assistant Sergeant-at-A Arms, Z. NJ Cong
don; Journal Clerk, J. r. Brieriy: Engrossing
Clerk, Z. c. Humphreys. The caucus adopted res
olution agreeing to stand by the appointments made
by Governor Perkins.
The Republican members of the Assembly met in
caucus in the State Library, yesterday morning.
Francisco was selected as the caucus NOMINEES for
Speaker, and Captain J. NJ. Keller, for Speaker pro
TEN. The officers Of the last session will be voted
for to I'LL The other Offices in the Assembly
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and SHOES

We are constantly seeking to make our
BOOTS AND SHOES ideal creations in
their respective spheres. Where strength is
an object, everything that can tend to that end
is eagerly sought for Where it is shape or
style that is paramount, we get our goods
manufactured by those whose taste and
skill in such matters is unquestionably great,
and so on through the whole category of
good points. Thus dealing with manufact-
urers who are specialists, and being able to
do large business with them, we get not
only their best work, but important con-
cessions in price, which enables us to sell
our goods for the smallest prices consistent
with good work. We keep all sizes, and SO
fit perfectly, which greatly adds to the COM
fort and durability of our Shoes.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
OPENING OF THg CALIFORNIA LEaIsLA-
TURE-TwEEIY.PiFrH SESSION.
Party Caucuses -IaRue for Speaker o.
the Assembly and Smith for secre-
tary of the senate.

The twenty fifth session of the Legislature of Cali
farnia opened yesterday at noon, and the new mem
bers took the oath OF office, after which both Houses
adjourned and the two parties went into caucus
the results Of which are given below:
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Mems w ear.

Strong Brogans, 81, ST. 50 and So.
Elastic-side Caters "a good wearing shoe), So.
Alexis Tie and Buckle Shoes So.
Good Calf Shoes broad toes and low heels (sewed),
So.
English Walking Shoes, diamond tips and London
toes, sewed Ia stylish shoe), $4
The same style in Elastic-side Caters, ST.
Fine Calf, Glove Top, Button Shoes, 81 50.
A Handsome Calf Button Shoe; French toe and low
heel So.
Full-stock Kip Boots, So so.
French Calf, extra we'll made boots, hand-sewed
equal to custom work, So
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TO my OLD PATRONS.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
7 YOU are so unfortunate to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced ORDER safely say that there Is hardly
a disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can
not treat to SUGGEST i Issue.
LADIES i am always ready to assist YOU my
past knowledge has been increased by extensiF Q
experience. / am now able TO treat you with the
certainty Of success No case peculiar 10 your CELL
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 ~ y
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have tho
desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can De.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and sclehuhc
treatment at rcasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have peen u
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those Wnc
have contracted local diseases
Persons affiicfe ed can, II they prefer, consus INC
by letter. detailing the symptoms oil the oIsea0e
trouble and receive medicine by express, wier iI1i
Instructions All letters must be directed 70 :. n
JOsSELYN, NJ. D., 226 Suffer street, San ef@hci''
co, Cal. 49,, roc,,,rod
Cure Narrated In all cases. or no pay iequsleu ;
Consultations, personally or BY letter, gra. Senu
10, book Comfortable apartments Tor patients -
INV Infirmary (when desiredl, with experieneeo
Consultation Parlcrs 226 Suffer street. sdiolnin
an yonng Nen's Christian Association Building.
(,tfice hours-Frorn A. NJ TO ?. NJ
Nv DtnIoma hangs In nay ONCE.
P,.rchase nav Essay on Physiology and Marriage
fo' sA'' v j. N. JossFLYs, 81. ID.
fv7.Qn1m
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A Montreal medical student named Rod
erick Meignon has been arrested with body
stolen from the cemetery in his possession.
The student was on his way to Bishops Co..
lege when captured.
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Ladies' w ear.

Strong Leather Shoes for outdoor work. ST. IS and
ST. So
Well-made Pebble Goat Button Shoes, 81.
Comnon-sense Kid Shoes low fiat heels medium
broad toes all widths, So So
French Kid, Button Shoes; satin-hnish, worked
button-holes, ST. Extra-hne French Kid, But
ton Shoes-the best possible value for S.
Those who find it difficult to be fitted in FINE
SHOES will do we'll to make note of this line.
White Kid Opera Slippers, ST. with straps, So 50.
Low Cut Kid Ties, ST.
Common Leather Slippers, 40 cents
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We ARE never satisfied to go half way.
We mean to dispose of our stock, and have
marked the goods SO low that we know they
must sell. Hale Bros.
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Nor drink, not sold in bar-rooms. but
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine. useful
at all times, and in all seasons. is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

MONDAY, January sth.
DEPARTMENT oNE-McFAKLAND, Judge.
Estate of John l. Friend, deceased Ordered
placed on the law calendar, and order for sale of
real
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.-Our old and
esteemed friend and either, Mr.. E. B.
Palmer, who for the past eight years has been
managing the business of the famous Singer
ritory. will soon take his departure for San
Francisco, where be will still be in the en-
ployment of the same company. Upon his
resignation, Mr.. A J. Pommer, who also is
an old and trusted employe of the Singer
Manufacturing Company, will assume man.
agement
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AS CLAss-right through every depart
ment-goods are sold cheaper at the Red
House than any other store in the city.
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WE ARE going TO continue this stupendous
sale until our entire fall and winter stock is
disposed of. Hale Bros.
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WE MEAN to clear our shelves, and have
marked cur goods accordingly. Hales stu
pandous sale
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A LEGITIMATE clearance of all fall and win
ter goods, at Hale's stupendous sale.
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BLACK SILKS and all have received the
knife at Hale's stupsndous sale.
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OUR stupendous sale commences with great
success. Crowds visited US yesterday. Hale
Proc
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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WE HAVE added extra help for our stu
pendous SALE Hale Bros.
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BORN.
DIE D.

Near CORTLAND, January 7th-Samuel W. Crofton,
native of Galway, Ireland, AZ years, months
and IA days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place on
arrival Of boat this morning.)
Sacramento, January III. J. Wettermann, native
of Sweden, "a years.
Funeral notice hereafter.I
Sacramento, January Patrick Dough erty, native
of ireland, so years.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
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MEMS satinet suits-cost, pants and vest
SIS so, st Red House.
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WE HAVE never misled the people. They
know we mean to close out our stock, and do
not hesitate to make remarkably low prices.
Hale Bros.
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ApYERTIsEMRNr MENTIoH.

Metropolitan Theater-" The White Slave"
Lodge Meetngs-Union Degree, No. 8, J. o. O. F.
Confidence, No. 70, X. of p Concord, No III, F.
and A. N, British Mutual Benefit and Social So
ciety.
Church.
Nctice-Hewards' Association.
To Let-Furnished rooms.
Notice-chas. P. Nathan
Notiee-Dissolution of partnership.
Meeting Philharmonic Society.
Notice-New England Baking Powder.
Business advertisements.
Theodore W. schwamb-window cornices and
picture frames.
Mechanics store-Boots, shoes, etc.
James l. Felter Liquors.
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nEaDING OF THE PAST, PRESENT go
IL, an Future MRS. l G. ANDREWS, ~
the wei known ClairvoyaDt and Chlra -
Reader riyes information business, mining stocks,
Games Of chance, love, courtship and marriage,
Seventh street, between q and II. next door 70
A. NJ e. Church. dio-u
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WE WERE surprised at the number of peo-
pie who visited us yesterday, and are more
than satisfied with the result. But popular
goods at way down prices will always bring
crowd. Hale Bros.
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MARRIED,

THE goods speak for themselves at Hale'
stu pendous sale.
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Our store is teeming with actual bsrg aims
Hale Broe.
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MEMS 10-ounce duck. blanket-lined c'at
for So. at Red House.
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REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS, in satins,
silks, cashmeres, broader, table linens,
crashep, calicos, muslins and shiItingF, at
much under tbs regular prices, at Red House. >
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OuR store was completely crowded yester.
day, and we are sorry we could not give all
customers proper attention. We have added
extra help. and will do our best to have You
served without delay. Hale Bros. q 20. y
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FoR fine French kid, button shoes, go to
the Red House.
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Sacramento, January 6-By Rev. Father Grace. in
st. Roses Church, William Nesbitt to Mary Nc
Donald, both of this city.
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A GENERAL clean up is Hales stupendous
sale.
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DUBLlC SALE.
VALUABLE GRIsT AND sAw-MILL PROPERTY
AND FARM,
many EERRrARY IL 1899.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1889,
WIN be sold on the premises at tho following yalu
able Real Estate situate Township OF Lunberton Bur
nngton County, N. J.. known a. tho Eayrestown MIL
Property consisting Of tho MN Property proper about
10 scres and the adjoining about 90 acres The NH
Property the valuable in tho country situated
Creek tho centre OF large gralnpIoin
district within mites OF MI Holly the county
town. aud TIM Ing villages: Al Lumberton
mile dstant the Rancocas navgable Tor good sized
vessels This with excellent railroad facilities renters Phi
adepha and other markets readily accessible
The cOnaist OF largo Orst MIL Win MOI
machinery wing four OF stone all In good orer
the local trade the mansion house IL In or
der contains IA is heated by furnace and supplied
Nth bath hot and cold water and all modern oonve
the premises eight small dwelling houses In good repair
which can readily be rented 10 workmen. Also large STORE
with good local trade Blacksmith shop well finished ior
that purpose set OF Hay scales nearly Dewi saw Mi
In good running order having both upright and circular
and buiding time c9ed Pulling Mill, when
can be utilized for other The water 10 DeyerI
ing and the head controlled by adam about nine feet AZ
forcing ample power for desired increase In machinery
OF the 10 acres are IN high state OF cultivation The 10
cation altogether one Of the best for business and most
healthy as residence within 20 miles Of thiladelphia
large portion the purchase remain Capitalists
desiring good business Investment would do We'll 10
scs well sed ana high with good
buildings Part OF the purchase money remain These
properties offered for close estate The two
will combined separately, desire Possession
on March "a 1903 For further information nd
dreas FRANKLIN d. LEWIS, Mount Holly. MI.
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. 49, 1888
The following sales were held at inc Tx
change salesroom TODAY:
By John IT. Boyd
II n Of ParK.s lot 267IsOsI25ixs05; Edward ar 40,
oioJs aI i1 saraS iR Ron, lG5OO
floa 81 1 Iiu O. sa otn ,tcvor roi' $500
plot OF land Wost iO5tbst OF lOthave COZ kooo
l57lx65. 8x1O0ll: I L Robins. ............ o'oo0
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.
broadway Noa "a 40 and ~ and Nos 40, 81 and SO
Ncw-st. Charter Oak Life Ins Co OF Har'iofd' q,
lzh Macs, s. NO 100 west mary y 'on'on $4,000
eGtns 22s f poso slave zzAio1'| fA"n'0 $500
Jume asS ;" SGS Il Of 6its 5GIi 90,
% ! HS Of 10Th ave. 5o1l99 TO-
i37th-st 4S5 II Of lothave, s5.2Il99l 1I ir,
regular tho Mutual Life Insurance Co to Brian s7oo
l'ta =, 4I5 ancbeT s Sr %fe 70 1900
ha Tsph M N i Eor ol y H9ienk ~ $500
ssi = snd n.y. wie 70 ua1net Watkins $500
izoI TriGo ~ 1SI R,n NJ 81 10000
otl,ayel W cor Of i5sdst 7jsxiOo; Lalor to
74ths nsa s' 80 Il Of Madisonave loIiO22
COZ skinner ana wife 70 WIN henderson McGoy
ern and wife to ; McGovern. ,;......;;:.o..ii
i0oS w o. pst o. sSo Jab% M,St U, 1900
1l7t5.sl O'Se .. 10 # Of dave 251iOOIi;
Tnsfse 10 ,!g lane Van Veen. 80. 1850
iOi same 10 iTS natSe%s i'- 1000
ham and another 10 the Morris Land Co..;
Mott ave. g s. at intersection with centre line of
lb3d.st, 13g TO sleH mGaTe Irregular MOTIFS
2dave sw cor OF 7Ist,,I iUOiIiOO; I b sands 10 o,
John Livingston $4,000
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6tsawboals ano Railroads.

CHARMS ~, ,,syoar.rroN
COMPANY
oesc. Pier ls " r., loot OF Cortlandt-sI
,nn,s Of freight iorwardei rs directed 10 any part
OF the world - ,,o,, r,S,.rcu
Orders received delivery Of All kinds Oh freight and mon
ehsna,se 10 any part oil the city.
'n S.A 49, - uAnBoa TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoK LIoHTERAGE
FREIGHT every description promptly Shtered any point
IN a. M boz at reasonable rates - - -.
"sIsAMBOAiS, bAkGrS AND GROVES To ChAR
TEA FOR EACuRSIUSS -. -. ,,yv
uAVN eave Pier io, y. L., atop m. daily. lsaturdAys
excepted - ....,,, az, ,,..n x.wxorx and
New haven and dispatch guaranteed 49,. =, p,.r ia
Ftsrnt for points ID, L. X ". ~ H. recoScu '' ~
For New Haven points East al Per ia .r uilas for
MOTH SHORE SfArES ISL M sioss fooL Al
Ten Cents WA steamers nun Iron Per \ ~ WV -
Whitehsiist ,,..u,,,.v n J-Dry Docks
Machine ana Uoner shops eserytninS appef'AAAAS "
consfrpctton AID repair Of vessels