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National Republican., 1883-01-04
4 JANUARY
BOOM IN
CLOTHING.

BY the first of the year II is supposed that every
one has laid in the winters stock OF clothing; but
perence has taught us that there ia always q good
trade Inducements are offered to buyers. We In
tend Offering those Inducements. II is our settled
policy to never carry over goods Other places make
business of carrying old stock over but we cannot
We haven't the room to store II, and don't care to
be bothered frightening the summer moths out Of It,
We have in January stock big enough for Novem-
ber We have reduced prices on every garment in
our stock TO such low figures that will certainly sell
them We will not carry any goods over till next
season. therefore we going to boom clothing, and
We know we must sell amazingly low TO do It, We
can afford sell at loss, because must have the
cash for spring trade. Afor the present stock is
hausted prices will be higher It will be excel
lent investment to buy now Suits and overcoats
that few weeks ago selling at sl5, So S25 $780,
and s35 are now down TO elO sl5 s1s s22, and s25.
Pants we sacrifice regardless of cost.
National Republican., 1883-01-04

BOTTLED GooDs-Old whiskes, brandy rum,
and wines, all guaranteed pure, at Tharp's SlS 4
street.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. T.. NJ. NIcCOMAs,

18th and l. streets, says: "All to
whom / have sold Browns Iron
Bitters speak Of it In the highest
~
National Republican., 1883-01-04

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 15lb. "Ward" prints at 65c. per 1t
Also cottage cheese, &c. per bah; butternilk. 5C
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
National Republican., 1883-01-04

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, 30S Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
Hob Printing

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1883-01-04

Nerer put OF till tomorrow whot IL ispolicytO to
do to-day"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13
DR.. YrcacLs Explains.

EDS. RECORD. UNION In answer to the
"caussic communication of "Observer in
this mornings issue. desire to say, that
while making objections TO portions Of the
resolution relating 10 the funded debt Of the
citv, before the Democratic Convention on
Friday evening last, incidentally remarked
that during the first years of the management
of the affairs of the city under the Consolida-
ton Act, one per cent. on the assessed value
Of the city property, with ether legitimate
resources, had been sufficient to meet all ex-
penses, pay interest on the funded debt, and
leave q surplus for the redemption of por.
ton of the principal. and believed with
proper management it might be again,
and referred to the statement of Mr.. Ryan,
one Of the Trustees, that he thought il might
be next year, In support Of my opinion,
and | believe l did know what [
was talking about. Only q portion of
the year 1858 came under the workings of
the Consolidation Act, and it is true
no interest was paid for that year, it being
included in the new issue CT bonds but ct
the close Of the year 1859 the sinking and in.
tersst fund contained sufficient to pay the in
terest for that year and redeem over $50, 900
of the principal. At the close Of 1860 there
was ehOuSu W pay bHe AntoIeoS anu Heueem
over 81 0C0 of the principal. During these
years heavy expenditures were made for new
pumps and improvements at the Water
Work., extending water pipes and adding
two expensive engines and new hose to the
Fire Department. That the condition OF
things has changed much since that time 1
am quite well aware, but for over twenty
years we have been paying excessive taxes,
and still owe more than we did at the start.
Is there no remedy? L have never advocated
reputation, nor have I ever advised mig
gardIy economy 10 conducting the affairs Of
the city but do believe our condition de-
mands reasonable economy in every depart
ment where it is possible it NAV be practiced.
II. L. NICHOLS.
Sacramento. March u. 1888.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

There were SO DRINKS brought before Judge
Webb Monday.
A case of smallpox was reported to the
Health office Saturday afternoon and the
patient sent to the Pest-house.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were Sl26,277 81,
making total sincs January 1st of 81. 595,
pa 70.
The Immigration Society reports the ar
rival of SIS Immigrants last week. A party
Of 10S parsons from Colorado are expected to
arrive here during the present week..
The official report Of Supervising Inspector
Bemis in regard to the loss of the steam col
igstion, and suspends Captain Korts for two
ytars.
While weighing anchor preparatory to
going to sea the sailors of the Norwegian
bark Transatlantic, on Friday, pulled up two
anchors from the bottom. Ore raised off the
Preside had ten fsthoms Of chain attached.
Sunday s. A. Tucker and Lambert divided
the first and second money, $3.50, while
Crittenden Robinson took the third money,
$40. In second match, at three birds, Rob-
inson and Hanson divided the first and second
money, amounting to SIS, and Gillet took the
third prize of SIS. Pigeon.shooting has COM
menced in very spirited way for the season.
Mr.. Tucker is the celebrated Eastern anna.
tsur, but he finds that it is all he can do to
barely hold his own against such men as Rob-
inson. Maskey and Lambert.
, The st. Patrick's Day Convention held an
adjourned meeting Sunday at Irish American
Hall. M. L. Sullivan presided. A commu-
nication was received from General Schofeld.
who regretted his inability to personally be
present. The soldiers under his command,
however, will parade. The sum of 5000 was
reported collected. j. H. Gilmour offered
resolution to the effect that the Convention of
1884 be requested to take steps, both in this
State and others of the Union, to erect
monument worthy of his name over the grave
of st. Patrick, which now is an uncultivated
waste, the old monument having been de.
atroFed By English tourists. An amendment
By DIR. Clinton. that 10 per cent. of the pro-
ceeds of the entertainment be set aside for
this purpose, was carried. It is expected that
the parade will be in all its features one of
the finest ever seen here.
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OBSERVER ANSWERS.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Number Two's
question in relation to the city tax of 1869 is
easily answered. Nothing was levied that
year for levee or drainage purposes ; nothing
for street repairs nothing for sprinkling the
streets; nothing for the police fund. There
was then no Fowle bond redemption tax, and
no free library to be supported. Eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine was tie only gear in
the tlcenty one gears under The city charter in
Two will look over his receipts for 1867, 1868.
1871, 1872, 1873, 1874. 1875, 1876, 1877, 1873,
and 1879, he will find mona of them calling
for less than 81 G7. and manyof them calling
for 81 and over. II he will average the whole
lot from 1863 to 1883, both years inclusive, he
will find it to be 81 so per year.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT oNE-ARasTRoNa, Judge.

MONDAY, March u, 1888.
c. A. Waring vs. G. o. Hanson ct al.--Motion to
amend complaint continued.
Estate Of August Bachnish, deceased Final ac
count heard petition for distribution granted adj
ministratOr discharged.
Estate OF N. j. Goodrich, deceased-same order
as last preceding.
Estate of Moses Hyman, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
set apart.
Estate OF Charles K Flint, deceased-Letters OF
administration granted to Oscar S. Flint boud,
900.
Estate OF H. 3. WEIGH, deceased-Final account
heard and distribution granted
Estate Of Richard Astill, deceased, and of Astill
minors-COntinued one week.
The People vs. LIE Hung, information for arson
On trial.
Matter of estate OF Harriet Colebaker insane
Ordered that guardian do not dispose OF any prop
erty until ordered by the Court continued for fur
Their hearing to March Goth
jacobs and wife vs.. a. Warring-Motion for an
order for inspection of papers continued for hear
ing.
The People vs.. Mary Farr, appeal from Police
Court-Judgment affirmed
Estate of j. p. Decker, deceassd-Decree of due
notice to creditors.
Estate of Henry Scholl, deceased-Hearipg of the
petition for distribution continued until April 9th
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAND, Judge
Alexander Gordon vs.. D. NJ. Kenfeld-Judgment
for plaintiff
Ii. A. Cross vs.. Sacramento Savings Bank ct al.
Judgment for defendant
Guardianship of Martha Van, muor-Hearing
citation to bichard Van continued two weeks
Estate of Mary Hicks, inslue-Sale of real estate
confirmed
Clara L. Brown VS.. P. D. Burbank-AIotion for new
rial taken under consideration
W. c. Fetch vs. W. B. Ragsdale ct al.-Demurrer
to complaint overruled
Madden vs.. Hunt Judgment for defendant.
H. G. May VS.. II. Longton ct al Judgment FOR
defendant.
Woodward vs.. Observation-Disclosures overruled
and ten days to answer; motion for an inspection Of
| leases continued for hearing for one week
The People, ex rel. Rublc, vs. H NJ LaRue ct al
Hearing of demurrer to complaint continued for
one week by consent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13

4 VERY FINE DIsPLAY.-There are many
lines Of goods, and especially for gentlemen
wear, that are labeled and sold as foreign
manufacture, but which unfortunately were
never beyond the sea. a large case of genuine
French and English cassimeres for gentle
mems dress and suitings was received yester.
day by Merrill Bros. by direct importation
to them from Paris. The stock is exceedingly
fine, and embraces the very latest and best
styles at those fashion centsrs, for spring and
summer wear. They are displayed in our
show windows, j street, between Fifth and
Sixth, and are receiving most critical and
adniring attention. The prevailing color in
suitings are of green shades. The texture is
changing in the newest goods from the rough
appearance lately in vogue. to mostly fine
finish but some still retain the niggerhead
and other ''don't care" looks. A dtess suit
or business outfit, made from these cloths.
la the well-kuown. unequaled manner for
which the establishment of Merrill Bros. have
reputation throughout the State, will be the
very best and nc plus ultra ef the season.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. R. Johns, of Amador City, is in Sacramento
Allen Towle Of Dutch Flat, returned to his HON,
| last evening.
E. D. Love has gone to San Francisco, to be alb
sent several days.
Mrs. Moses Lavenson, of Rocklin, is in the city OIL
a visit to relatives.
S. C. benson has gone to Chico on business con
nected with the Glenn estate
Directors Chase and Shippee, of the State Board
of Agriculture, are in the city.
P. e. Platt, who has been making a tour of the
Eastern States, returned home yesterday by the
Southern route.
C. c. Powning, editor OF the Reno Journal, has
been appointed United States Surveyor General tc
succeed General Davis.
City Attorney Anderson and A. P. Catlin went to
San Francisco Yesterday TO represent the city IN bond
suits now before the Supreme Court.
NJ 7. White, ono OF the officers OF the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, accompanied by four
friends, went east last evening on the overland.
They came by the Southern route, and have made
tour OF the State.
The Order of Chosen Friends held the. last weekly
social at the residence OF Mark Foster The guests
enjoyed themselves by singing and dancing until
Lunch, which was served at II P NJ Those present
expressed themselves well pleased with their enter.
tainment.
Arrivals at the Golen Eagle Hotel: " D. Ride.
out, Barysville Mrs. I. 5. Ewing Miss Fannis Ew-
ing, Pleasant Grove; j. d. Carr, Gabilan; J. W..
Brown, John MeComb, Folsom Wn. Phelps, C. X.
Gardner, New York; II. f. Keller, Chicago VIM
A. Green, W. j. G,Brien, Buffalo; L. C. Morehouse,
San Leandro; L. U. Shippee Stockton D. P. burst,
Wheatland; VIM. r. Bentley, Oakland j. r. Johns,
Amador; john Boggs, Colusa /; Theo Goodman, L.
Z. Arlington, Max Goldberg, E. B. Ryan, T. +. os-
born, San Francisco.
"THB $4,000 surplus (water revenue)I would have
expended in extending and improving the system. y
wv KnOx
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| Passed Ogden on the 10th inst for Sacramento
Capital Furniture Company. case glass; A A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., bundles blanket, l roll leather
Weinstock Lubn, Is boxes hats, . boxes under.
wear; Hall, Luhrs & Co., $50 boxes candles W. d.
Comstock, barrel dry goods Booth & Co., cases
cards; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 9 yises 8 boxes
carriage bolts 10 bundles and 35 bars Steel forge
| and hood, barrels lantern globes, bundles iron
| W. a. 4 C. S. Houghton, bundles and . cases
paper, boxes blank books Mebius & Co., 20 cases
cocoanut; Eindey & Co., 20 boxes eocoanut mack.
ages tobacco s. J. Nathan & Co.. case shirts: L.
L. Lewis & Co, boxes cutlery L. Elkus & Co, .
boxes cotton goods; Sacramento City Railroad Com.
| pany, box car springs; hale Bros & Co, 9 boxes
dry goods, bales and % boxes cotton goods; c. p
r. R., 100 barrels oil Continental OIL Company. 500
cases oil; Whittier, fuller & Co., boxes picture
frames, esse molding.
For Red Bluff-M. Mannassa 90 bundles iron
pipe; s. Weidmau, 2 boxes shoes
For harysville-Charles Belding, 1 case bottle
shoppers; V. P. Earnshields cases harness. case
saddlery, cases hardware.
For Napa City-Milier & Son, demijohn LIQUOR
For Suffer Creek-case art fetal flowers.
For Lockford--J. 7. Harris 50 ba Is wagon hubs
= bales Wheels
For Bsnicia- Agricultural Works Is sets wheels.
Passed DemiDg, N. b., on the 7th for Sacra-
mento-H Huntington, HOPKINS & Co., Az bundles
iron pipe, 90 bars iron, ? boxes hardware, l box
door springs, l box cutlery, l furnace, box ear
fridge shells, crate machlLery 3 boxes scyshes I5o
bunoles sheet iron; ksr & Hamilton ! ear now
ing machines and fixtures; Whit er, Fuller Co.,
barrels paper hang inss. bunile rubber packing.
l case queenswarc; Matefhouse d Lester, SO sess
WHEELS.
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DIED.

-.
Sacramento, March 12-Eugene Katzenstein, 63
years, month and 10 days. New Orleans, La,
and San Francisco papers please copy.)
lRemains will be taken by the 550 train this morn
ing to Marysville for interment]
Sacramento, March 11-Mary E. Ruebsteck, niece of
Thomas Derkin, native of Hamilton Ohio 81
years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of her mother, street, between
Ninth and Tenth, this morning at $50 o'clock !;
thence to st. Rose Church. where High Mass will
be held at 0 oclock.l
Sacramento, March 12-stephen Parks native Of
New York, 70 years.
Friends and acquaiutances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of R. H. Byers this after
noon at 1 o'clock
Sacramento, March flames Albert, youngest son
OF f. W. and Clara +. Dunno.
Dutch Flat, March S-Luu Belle Nelson, 2 years and
months.
Grass Valley, March 1O-Delia Mcdonald, 4s years
and "a days.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE.

SATURDAY, Mirch 10, 1883.
Dated and ack March 10 George NJ Style anC
wife to r. G. Hatch s, SEQ ; grant-Lot 2, and ]
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fiith streets, city
Dated and aek. February IDS Clinton Hasting
to Edward Brown s., 400; G. B. S and C.-N. L
and E. of N. W. ] Sec l, T. 8 N, R. 6 E., 24t
acres.
MONDAY, March u, 1888.
Dated and ack. May 81, 1852. F. Stephenson tc
j. N. Stephenson $500; G. b S. and CIV. ! O
n. W. sec. 8, 7. 5 N, RAE
Dated and ack. March st NJ. Lindey and W. P
Coleman to Theo. G. Eilers, grant-W. of lot 9
P and Q, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, $3.50.
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ADyERrTsEMEET MENTION

Metropolitan Theater-Attaches benefit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wanted-Furnished rooms.
Situation wanted-Teamster.
Stolen-Horse.
Entertainment Turner Hall.
Noiice-Ca5ital Turf Club.
Notice-Jerusalem and Bethlehem goods
Notice-Peoples Independent Taxpayers Ticket
Lodge meetings Confidence, No. IS K Of P.
Concord, No. III, =. and A. NJ. Sacramento Chap
ter, No. 8, r. A. NJ; Occidental Encampment, No
-, l. O.o.F.
Meeting Philharmonic Society.
Meeting British Mutual Society.
For sale-Ten acres Of land.
Card Of thanks-Saoramento Protestant Orphan
Asylum.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13

A PUBLIC BENEFAcToR-Dr. w. S. Wood
justly deserves this title, being the originator
of DR.. Woods Liver Regulator, positive
cure for indigestion, dyspepsia. sick head
ache. bilious fevers, etc. This .favorite rem
edy las many friends here. Druggists.
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al WOULD not, while the suits against the city
are pending put into the interest and sinking fund
any money save only that which the law impera-
lively provides shall be placed there."-W. F. Knox.
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al WOULD hesitate to refund them (bonds) at
much greater rate than that fixed by the Legisla.
ture."-[W F. Knox.
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Il WOULD insist upon a vigorous defense of all
suits brought against the city by bondholders or
Others. NV. F. Knox.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13

BUSINESS MEN.-If you wish the Pavilion
vote to prevail, go at once TO the polls and
see that every ticket is for it. It requires a
tir0 thirds T0te TO Cdrrg it,
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ATTENTIoN.-The law requires that tc0-
thirds of all the voteS cast today shall be for
the Pavilion, in order to carry the proposition.
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"DoNf DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches,
bed. bugs. Il csnts.
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DYSPEPSIA, heartburn, nausea, indiges-
tiop, etc., are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters,
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Sacramento, March 10-By Rev, DR.. Charles Taub-
ner, at the residence of Mrs. A. Dietrich Frederic
Schuermann, of Switzerland, to Anne Martha NJ.
Won Doornum of Prussia.
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Base Ball Time

Is close at hand. NE Keep the PECK Dc
SNYDER, spa ULDING and other BASE
BALLS. Also, BATS. We are prepared to
furnish BASE BALI SUITS of every style
desired. Estimates of cost aUiW be givess on
application.
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Rusinass AdYertisemanta

DR.. de Berky-OfIice SIS Eighth street.
Fulton Market-Asparagus.
Red House-Great sacrifice.
Mechanics Store-Baseball time.
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e. "A. - O. "a z IT -
a. Leonard & Son

No. IGIs Fourth street. Sacramento,
Offer FOR SALE the following DWELLINGS, all IN
healthy and good neighbsrhoods
FRAME DwELLING-sIX Rooals LOT
z0x160; 81, $50.
FRAME DwEELESG-sgX ROOMS LGT
=ox76; 81, 49,
FRAME DWE4LING-sIx ROOMS ZOE
A0x160; 800.
FRAME DwELAESG-sEx ROOMS; EoT
40x160; 50. 100.
ELEGANT DWELLING EIGHT asos,s
lot 40xI60.
ELEGANT DwEtEING-NAsE ROOMS
lot sOxl60; 5000.
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EDS. RECoRD.UNIoN The parties Pretend
ing to represent that the one per cent. tax
payers had Endorsed Mr.. Nielsen as q can.
didate for Second Trustee, had no authority
to do 30, as no notice was given that such a
meeting was to be held.
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STRA " HATS are 3aoeC 6as,- and aUe can
shOaO q large UG3ietg of shapes. Choice
are dispIGyed 61a the 400 K-street Yin
dO9C.
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SCI WILL vote for an ordinance to reduce water
rates sggregating 25 per cent. NV. F. Knox.
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Neat patterns j2e MEMS WIDE END,
SOFT TIES, so cents and rs CENTS
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FREIGHT PROM THE EAsr

"THE $4,000 surplus (water revenue)I would have
expended in extending and improving the system"
IW Z KnnN
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VIII be opened as the finest ard most accessible
Breakfast and Lunch Rooms in the City Of San
Francisco Everything New and Inviting Strict
attention Iad to every detail, in order TO interest
and insure the patronage of the public at large.
ssy Special arrangements and accsmnn odatious for
Ladies' aud Children. CHARLES l.. BIRD.
Formerly Of the Quaker Dairy, Suffer street.
fe22-3plm :. D. FALLS.
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NARREED.

Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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Double house; fwe-stOry and basement
hard finished renting for S34 per month. Price,
$1,000.
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FOR S a. ::

Those desirable and eligibIy located Lots
on the south side of N, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, fronting on Capitol Park ;
each Lot being 40xl60, and filed to the grade.
These are the most desirable Building Lots in this
city.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-30
NOTES IRON NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., June 29.-James Stillman,
Of New York former owner of the schooner yacht
wanderer, has rented tho Andrews villa at Cod
din gtOn Point.
Dr. Draper. OF NewYork. is visiting Newport friends.
The villa owaed by A. s. Hatch of New-Iork, mas been
rented TO Miss LenoI Of NewYork, who arrived here on
Thursday
=. : willing and family of Pbfalelpha. have arrived
nj their cottage in WebstersL
Edwin Booth i In town.
samuel Hart and family, Of Philadelphia, have arrived
at the ocean House, where they hayo taken rooms for
the lire season Mrs r. n. Bangs aud family OF New
YORK have aI.yed at the Ocean House for the season
Thomas Minis. J. II. Bowditcn aud J. X Morse OF
Boston; II. ID. EASTMAN. OF Framinghemj Frank W.
Soxon s. Hiishaeld, Calbert VauJ, Jerys McEentee
ana 81 A. Levy, Of New-fork. am Dr {. a. PltGin' OF
Hraiurrt aass ye arrived at the Hotel Aquldneck
NJ. n a. rpard, OF Providence, has arrived NJ the
Stockton cottage IN Belieyue-aYe: -, o.
DR. ana Mrs.. Gaut,r, Of New-York, are Mt the ocean
House. an u 9Th ., Novr yorL
W. H. Nicnoas, 81 Albany; George Bullock' H. kohn =.
~ Cnry and e. j. Abbott, OF New YORK; A Richard.
SON and r. b. Miet, % ONO; \. SAn0Crn ana Wiie OF
Brooklyu; and Thomas Heyerman, OF New-Iork, nave
arrived al me Perry House