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Sectional Rivalry.
Somerville Jour

SoinerviIle Journal.
There once resided in Coweta county Georgia,
says a correspondent OF the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, five ladies with these names: Nancy Nance.
Nancy Dance, Nancy Vance, Nancy Hance and
Nancy Nance, and the correspondent asks: For
similarity of names what county can beat thisF'
Well, we dont know certainly, but we've got
some pretty good liars up here in Middlesex
county
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They Will Not Do II.

Those who once take Dr. Pierce's pheasant
Purgative Pellets will never consent to use any
other earthartic. They are pleasant to take and
mild in their operation Smaller than ordinary
pills and inclosed in glass walls; virtues unim-
paired BY druggists
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CIeveIand's Sympathy With
Mrs. McClune.
With
President

BUFFALO, March 15.--The following telegram
has been received by Mrs. Mcclure:
'sWAsHISGToN March L.
ITO Mrs. q. W. McClune, Buffalo:
IL extend to you my heartfelt coincidence and
sympathy; and if it were possible should attend
the sad exercises appointed for Monday next.
"GRoyER CLEyELANDH
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Thought He Was "a Reporter.

Buffalo Express.
Whitelaw Reid is q society man. Tho other
night he was attending full-dress party at one
of the most fashionable houses in New York,
and as he was penciling his name on a fair
womans dance card, ciggling girl sidled up
taking notes for report in the Tribunep
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Stores Burned at NorSolk. Va.

NORFOLK Va, March 15.-Fire destroyed f.
Friedman's clothing store, j. Goodrichs grocery
and Runaldire & Sons cigar factory. Loss,
SIG, 600; insured.
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Steamship News.

New YORK March l5.--Arrived: Somerset,
from Avonmouth; Richmond Hill. from London;
Normandie, from Havre
BOSTON, March 15.--Arrived Cephalonia, from
Liverpool
LONDON, March 15.--Arrived: Westphalia,
from New York
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Mill, Warehouse, ETC., Burned at Column
bia, Pa.
LANCASTER, Pa. March ia large planning
mill, two warehouses, stable and one dwelling
house, the property of Frederick s. Bletz, at
Columbia, burned Loss, $4,000; insured.
Supposed to be incendiary
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Another Cnt In Rates.

ST. Louis, March 15-The vandalia line will
tomorrow reduce the New York passenger ratio
to $1l, another cut of 81.
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Hotel DESTROYED.

ST.. MARYs, Ont, March 15.-Dennie's Ma
tional Hotel and stables burned. Loss, 800 000;
partially insured
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man, who has just passed her. hundredth year
She was born in Virginia, but has lived in Wash
ington for the past twenty-five years.
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Store-Houses Burned at Petersburg, Va.
PETERSBURG, Va, March ia number of
buildings used as stores, and owned by John
McGill, burned. Loss covered by insurance.
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PendIeton Suggested for Bayartl's Assistant.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Ransom, of
North Carolina has received the signatures of
many Democratic senators asking the appoint
ment of ex-senator Pendeton as Minister
to England. Secretary Bayard would like to
have Mr. Pendleton as Assistant Secretary of
the State Department He thinks the position
is equal in dignity to any position. except that
OF the Secretary of State. He wants man IN
that position who will be perfectly competent to
act as the head of that department in his alb
seuea
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The True Way 70 nura Corns.

Apply DIR. Wings great Corn and Bunion
Remedy every night and morning for three days.
Druggists 25c. and Browning 81 Sloan
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

Dr. John p Wheeler, Hudson, N Y, says:
81 have given it with decided benefit in case Of
innutrtion of the brain. from abuse Of alcohol
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the roof. The two small windows in the front
wall of the room are still guarded by the same
diminutive railing that served in other years to
prevent Miss Nellie Grant from taking header
out into the country road.
Along the east side of the house a porch ex-
tends. with well and well-curb situated at its
north end. At one time this wellcurb was in
closed by small kitchen structure, but this was
probably after the Grants left Tho curb and
windlass is the same that served to draw the
water supply for the uses of the Grant family,
and there is an antique air about the con-
trivance which is very interesting-even TO the
deep groove that has been worn in the upper
margin of the hardwood front by friction
with the old oaken bucket There is no
good reason to doubt that that venerable
OLD windlass crank has many time and
Oft slipped out of General Grants hand,
and raped him on the head as cranks will do,
II the bucket happens to get the drop on the
operator The well appears to be Deep and is
walled IN with rough stones Near it is a rustic
bench with squat legs, after the forefathers'
style of garden architecture, and at the end of
the bench the cellar opens hospitality and al
most vertically, with flap like the cover of a
book. From this it is inferred that General
Grant, when he wanted to draw supplies from
MS wine bins, was enabled to do so without COM
promising his dignity, and did not have to scrape
himself down through trap like folks that have
cellars do nowadays.
Taken all in ALL this house is altogether the
most interesting relic we have of the days when
Grant was q ST Lonisan.
About the time he took up his residence in
this house he went into partnership with DIR.
Boggs in the real estate business. The style of
The firm was Grant e. Boggs, and their Office WAS
on the north side of Pine street, just
cast of Third where the new Gay
building stands Their furniture consisted
q pine table and couple of chairs, and they
Eept and account book in the drawer OF the
1Ane. An army officer Is not a good collector as
d rule, and Grant was exceptionally bad one
because OF his heartedness, his disposition
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as a person possessed Of every faculty.
One peculiarly about him IS that he can
fudge almost the exact weight OF an animal
By feeling It.
Nearly twenty million esgs are shipped
across the Atlantic to the United States,
chiefly from Hamburg and Antwerp, du.
ffrg the summer months OF each year.
Paris green Is made Of arsenic, carbon
ate Of soda, blue yitriol, aeetic acid, chic
ride OF barium, and sometimes white SUI
gar Of lead. lisa double salt known 70
chemists as aceto.arsenite Of copper.
A large manufacturer, Of wall paper
states that the present arsenic scare
was started by q New York firm as an
advertising dodge. He says that arsenic
does not yolatiliLe at ordinary tempera-
tire, and that II does not fume or decom-
ptse below ared heat.
/ There is an ice deposit at the mouth Of
Che. Sandy river, in Oregon, which Is
twenty feet high, half o mile long, and ex.
tending back an unknown distance: II
was formed by high Waterfront the Colum.
bia driving II into the Sandy, and, having
since been covered with sand TO the depth
Of Two to ave feet, the sun has. little effect
upon the frigid mass, and 1t will probably
remain all summer.
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p.~a;iay4 NtaCnGh az peinepfan gnenE.
T.. f 20 ..ths Iaoss idea, entertained a. 10
ny, .ls "a !. ths di,rsrence hatween college
WI "aat = n nj. y said with truth and
S aa,i.s,tn, ss,cs:n, that "a modest institn.
. asn ,;sa prinsetan IA contsnted with The
ILL., - colIase .,,vheteas abe has sisters
~so .,4S nns..hi,1 the number a stn..
dan,. " md one. f01Ttb the number Of in.
. a.. aa al, ~ ap.a,vss rnivers;t;ss I
i, us ~. ,s s., .harn a. ,he;r Grand t;.,e
W.. nGs .. .ha;. tms ~ IT, this tbs vet
p.vs 49,. 49,. adSaJ. aff % o,o SohI,.sd
.." 49, 49, - ' oo,ia.o vol, enn;n
Iaoo s ao.,s.,s..;.aalt - Ia ,sork 4 81
~ aa - $3.50 as. tS,a, scs,tsreJ mi;
.. 80 ..s;"s .a.aaS. o,os a wida sr,fsce
w. .ui1 s,ota.sina r. ts.cl, svsrvtb;ng teaches
~ aa.n t.o's : $500 ~
Ag TLa a. 49,, a,d r,onots,. u ~ lou
.oaaaeis aa .h aSsSe .s. = sas Nv y,
49, 49, aa..s ,o. ~ ,. sss :. 90 So,asa .hs,,
ma'sa Aa,s 10y as, %sI haas s,sreIy
saa - Sea .ss 49,. Thoy Imo,s ,b:.
sAse.ea ~ sa9, as,n. do.i.a = al ,,ood
sl kIsas .ha; pes Iyn;,sr.;,v q mora
eea, ~ a me-. t aoI -. t;a..,;as than col.
nousn Ta anu .e eS.sSs saa.i;s ' ~ -
.ess. ine.e s ss -. s {. ia.. - a., /,
.oau ~ :, .. 80. a.. ,;..,a ~ ~ .,as
-, -. Nm. A. ~.
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s,.,lin n. l,latiou o wheslipg.

Tho effect upon the city Of Wheeling Of
the changed conditions Of the nail indus
t,y has been the occasion Of much appre-
hensiye speculation. In the face Of an
apprehensiye prejudice with regard 70 the
Nal nail itself much Of the feeling Of I'M
ea,iness Is wearing away. Yet this many
sided ,ntjset is still full Of interes. fOr
Wheeling.
lbat BY the coming Of the steel nail opF
first gain is loss, is'obyious. When the
iron nail was king the seat Of This dominion
was here. The markets Of The West paid
court to Wheeling. Oar nails stood first
for quality, and cheap fuel gave US an ad-
vantage we were certain to lose. Where
we're we 10 find our compensation2 With
the displaced boilers population was bound
10 IAN Of unless We could find other occu-
nation for the men SO thrown out Of en-
ployment. That by come good fortune an
advantage would comeso Wheeling in the
quality Of product nobody would predict.
There seemed 70 be no special reason why
better steel or better steel nails should be
made in Wheeling than in Harrisburg,
Pittsburgh, Tere Haute, st. Louis, Chi
cago. Oakland OF elsewhere.
The pleasing fact is that our Wheeling
steel has at once gone to the front 1t
commands the preference for all the pur-
noses for which It was intended, and new
uses are constantly being found for it.
"Rlyersids Steel" is . brand already
known 10 the market as q choice product
for which there is understood to be an in
creasipg demand. Bellaire Is making steel
for Baltimore. Wheeling steel having
already made so good an impression, it
may be hoped that the prestige thus hap,
oily established will be sustained by the
steel Of this vicinity in general.
lit shall come 70 pass that Wheeling
can hold her own ia the nail market, and
besides that sell steel where she was IN,
able to sell iron, We shall begin 70 see q
more than fair compensation In the
change. But wheeling's gain need not
stop here. II other people can make it
profitable to work up our excellent steel,
why mot work it up ourselves? This
thought isalready in themindsof our man
uactarers. 1t may take hold Of others,
residents or non.residents, who with prop
or encouragement may be glad to locate
near our steel plants TO turn apart oftheir
pro luct into forms new 70 Wheeling.
There is capital enough hereto double
oar industries in year and then have a
handsome reserve. There Ia agrowing
feeling that steel is opening our way to
growth. II We were to have no compen,
sation for the displacement OF the boilers,
we should lose at least two thousand o.
our population. II We accept the invita-,
ton and go into diversified steel industries,
no longer combining ourselves to nails, no
willing workman will be driven from his
home. There will be something for every
able.bodied resident to do, ndthe stranger
will be settling within our gates.
This is good time to set ready. De,
preston does not last forever. Revival
comes. II Wheeling is wise she will be
ready to harvest the crop when It is ripe.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Franklinyille, n. Y, sadly announces
that tortyseyen widows are residents o.
that village, which contains $40 inhab-
itants. "
The legislatures which are tobe elected
in the next year will elect twenty-five
United States Senators, and business has
already commenced.
The Hungarian colony In New York
CITY numbers about twenty thousand per-
sons. They arc said to be quiet, peacea.
ble people, mostly engaged In ciglr.mak-
ins, In the fur business or in peddllng
small wares. ~
One Of the remarkable characters Of
Ohio Is Benson Taylot,t the blind farmer, Of
Somerset. He Is batcheloL and Tor
vea,s has cooked Tor himself. He owns .
isrge farm, and superintends It personally,
Walking over Il aud doing his work % well
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It viii be seen that the Chieago ehees'

Il will be seen that the Chicago cheese
Is more than half water, and that It com
tains but very little fat, but considerable
albuminus matter. The TACT that the
cheese can be sold at two cent? per pound
shows that no milk enters into the manu-
faeture. Its the opinion OF Prof. Weber
that the article Is made from the by-pro-
ducts in the manufacture Of glucose.
The main trouble is that the Chicago
cheese is shipped to such cheese manufac-
turing districts as Wellington, and there
stamped as genuine cheese. It Is then
s6ldt grocers ut q greatly reduced rate,
and retailed to customers as carefully
manufactured milk cheese.
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Commissioners Sales.
NOMMIssIONER's SALE.


ohhAoo4VNGh0 oAAC'
S., :, w.. v,,.,r,. c,,v =, wh..,,n, a.
IN s ,sm ~ ~, cnE1t ~ WAN
caroline =: s1Ges, geatai4bn L 2! Ssrls
y 1tuea henneuM i.. AN0 IN rb,r,.,,.
ChAfles Henry hEueA' nhnp' ~ TD4'Va"
VI
rs virtue q Ole GgshOtIsy vested lp NE y ads
cree Of ne Municipal Court Of Nhftstag e ~!
a lie ion. doof q DE coaIt aSE,e \ A one <
county. West Virginia; Y me city Of "nesHHS|
sne a'sne y, aaa r rrrs OS ,r,v n. ,sss
beginning Al 10 O'CLOCK A. n. the following Do
cted rs es as n W., W.. IL E MI IA
nSmbesed d two hundrSd iaOSl ana no bundled
and one con on ne Plat Of The addition 10 no
CITY Of heeIlng, laid out BY Henry Moore, tF1ste
o. kb0neIer Zanes eAtaie and Gsled laae iiR ~
addition 70 the Oily Of WnsSlllg. And aES @s
%ss5 sss 10y ~ n he la Il s
Island addition 70 tie city Of Wheeling by 10
number nine o.. ...,..r.y
and a. much more a the pufciGStF may elect y
pay. 70 be paid In cash on The day o. sale ana Gs
feSfdue thereof IN three eqUal .NstA He10 Y
twelve, tWentyfour aud thlfty'Ilx monthA, W. ~
interest from day Of sale; The purcsessst s,.,IS
lnStalmes; The title 10 b. retalntd until the PIE
chase money and the interest thereon h9Ga "
wholly paid. }. ~. Ge%PhA,
special Commissioner
", Il: HAIIER, Auct!oueCr.
thereby certify that K. Cowden, sptcit Cos'
missioner, has ElTOn bond with tecnnE \.
0uIted nv law md The decree OF JuIe q lhhS' u
he S6oye entliled eSnSs. ......r
THOMAS u. DARR4h,
Clark al thA Municipal Court oil Wheeling
Iel9
-. :. ~ ITttrt.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALV'
anfrrEIf ESTITR
SO ~ Hrsst 1I,1Sia NV NJ wheeling. I'M D,
NnnIcjSal coT,t 81 WbtsIiaS;
john Fink
"
W I " co,rAeTI sAnIbistratof Of In ChGoceH'
~ y, va y. Io ~ SattoiSra y ZsSs Snd
niSsS 1'-''s S' - N'-''S
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In no other medicinal preparation have
the results Of the most intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been SO steadily and
progressively utilized s. in Ayers sassa-
pariila. It leads the list as q truly scien-
tific preparation for all blood diseases.
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a1e,u Alaueatisr11rents.
WASHINGTON AND IEE

uNIvEksIrY, Lexington, Va.
Instruction in The usual academic studies and In
the professional schools Of Law ami Engineering.
Location healthial; expenses moderate. Session
opens sspE1z. For catalogue, address .'cletk q
ia f7'f-54 -4s President
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HE WHEELING DAILY INELIGENCER lss5

~ John wharton, for gtocefiel. De-. u @
r. D. LonR, f0f gToeef3eS, 4G......,... q
:. ssFah Cra!f, for gFocOrieSs &c......... eo
- safah Lyons for grQcetie1, 6e.......... Y y
q Martin HlnesbuEg, Tor ErccsEies,6 eg
as d HaWkinE, for grocetts &e.+.-....s. 9 Q9
Z q E1tnheth RGser, for groceries 6e.-. W
- Rslah iourg, for groceries c.,...-..t Y
v NfS McFafi1nd, lot groceries, &C.. "
Euiiiy Bagln, fQt gf0oefiess 1c.,.,... I y
- ofGfy Murphy, for groceries, o.. g9
ta-.W Wa. stAnhope 0fgrocefies de-. eW
Mary HARDER, iot groceries, &e....s.. I "
a. Margaret Barrett, f0t Erocehes, DC g9
AlSFy Miller, for groceries, &c ,..s.,.t.s "
Nn. Engliih, for groceries, &e,..4.... gQ
~ % May Flanagan, tor groceries. 3d.. ~
q WIN. NatheWS, iot groceries, 6c...-.. g
"a Abhia Graham, tof groceries, &e.-, ~
H Hattie 0IhSan, for groceries, dc ,.... tg
Mr. KEars, Tor groceries, Ge..,....... ] -
To.,l 50
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aises 4bssq tsa{ sl,6i7 '35
Ono hundred and twenty families with 80 chill.
tren; u widow, and 70 men and wives; toEal, 8 3
persons, dlyided on orders given 70 is groceries.
Total for groceries, coal and bdrals q ~ o. PEI
head 10 twelve monthS u Oh
- { Commissioner Of wa,biprtsns b 5tItSI.
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'1ts'lt'1 =
order for Mrs. Nltzel, burial Of child.
order for - May. burial Of child.
/ order for !" Hurry, burial.
ohier ios Lit. John Askew. burial Of child.
order for q JOS Steel burial. &
/ order for Mrs. Arlington. burIGl.
order for !" Baker, burial.
order for u Buchanan, burial.
order for q FltElmons, burial.
order fos, g Yaney, burial,
y - J. W. BORING,
st-7,.. Commissioner Of Union District.
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Orders iesued 70 the poor py the Commifsi0nef lW,
n Petefson,l during the last hye months Of tic
.hScai year ending Nay 81. lss5. ~ u
orders 70 Lane Schmidt for groceries, sc... q 50
Ists Caroline Mercer, for groceries, &c.. q 90
"sl May GllleSpie, for groceries. DC. -, zoo
Fat Rider, Tor groceries, &c....,.,.,,,,, q 90
Z StFickler, Tor groceries, &c.,.,...,., Is 80
W. Henderson, t6f groceries, &e..,.r IS 20
WilhelmlUR Schmidt for gro, &c. Zoo
BloEn Hays, for groceries, &e,...,...,. n So
~ r. Hallef for groceries, &c, ,.,,,,. 10 80
80 q, swan, for groceries, &c-.... ...,,.,. 800
Harriet Walkint, for groceries, u. 10 80
IS Jane PetoEson, for Efoeefina &e... u 80
Eliza Smith, for groceries, &ess...... Is Co
Jane MeConn, for groceries, &c.,,, 1911
~ SD huAan Porter, for groceries, &e..,,.a. % 90
John B0sley, for groceries, DO ..,.,, IS 80
DIV. Htll, for groceries, &c.-.,..... 90
Ellen fAttpnl Tor gIpeettes, DC ....4. 10 80
q. Prince for groceries &e,.....,.... 500
D. AnFphy1 for groceries, ~ ,....,,.., 10 50
Cathaftne HitknRf, for gtoceEies,6G 90
tlAea Neetxel, for gFpet fies 4e,l..i,.f 10 60
~ A. Claybpft, for groceries, An....,.,.. col
" q, Mch1Wefe, Tor groceries, &c .,.,,,. 10 60l
& - Hemphill, for groceries, Ae.l.....,.. 300
j Monros.St9r groceries, keE.,....,.., 8 100 |
Rachel HANS lot groceflea, gee...,,, - |
~ .BtidgeG M6Eltgyt Tor groceries, DO. Is 90 |
7" Nancy Pefty, for groceries, 6e....,..,, 4 50 |
Jane Brown loE groceries, Ge....,... Q COL
Annie 1iesou, for Etpcefits, &e.,,,,, 70 80 |
= May Harden for groceries Ge,.., 500 /,
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Orders Issued 70 the poor by the Commissioner Nv.
+, PeteFs0n,l during the last hye months Of the
nscal Year etdlng Nay -, lssS. 4 n 4.
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Contingent poot orders Issued by the commi tIoner
duIing he hSeai year commencing June J, Isl
and ending May 81, 1855,
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A GENTS ARE WANTED n 5ENSy LEISSsa
foWnEhip "a ri MP clubs toi III y. 1870
WEEKLY NTE11IGEECER. send ~
GopiN.
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orden issued % the poor blythe commIS,o,.. .,
tns me hseAl year ending Nay q. ia VIZ
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RTCHLAND DIsTptrr

THOMAS PRvCE
commissioner Of Madison DlSiT..
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Commissioner Of Warrington Dc
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MADISON DISTRICT.

Orders issued to the poor BY tn counk soner dur.
Ing the fiscal year endInG Nay 81, 1855.
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UNION DISTRICT.

.
= f.ntIa N l..intinE clay listrlEt.
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Total SHOES, Go..,. ,...............-. - %
seven e persSns were sent to the 1namary during
the year. .-r
l8Si- s.- -..~ IN
June q, burial Of James culley. coffin and grave.
June y, burial ofunknown man, heafse, hack and
Angus. 3, burial Of Cornelius Grams, conn.
November 4, burial Of Reybold, conn, heatse hack
dgTaye
April q, burial OF man unknown, coffin, heaFse,
hack and grave.
Respectfully submitted, $500,
Commissioner Of Richie DAttict.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
List Of Poor Orders loE the year commencing June
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Total amount during The yea. -. sl7l %
conmI,.tonor q Tri HI "; VIE Pis,sic..
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rRIApELpnrA DISTRICT.

Total "
Respectfully moni1tct, vw,,,
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ByytItua Of decree Of said court n;cttd z ~
above entitled cause on the i!h GAY o. AP+ ~ ~
ne undersigned SPECIAL ComnEESI0Gets will on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-12
CALIFORNIAN POLITICS.

To-day we publish the conclusion
of an able letter sent US by one of the
most talented members of the San
Francisco press, giving one side of
the question between the public of
California and the men who control
the railroads in that State. Although
holding no opinion either way in the
controversy so wildly depicted in
this letter, we publish it because we
know that it will prove interesting to
many readers here. To US it seems
to have a moral, viz: that the system
in vogue in British Colonies of the
Government owning the railways is
not without its merits. This is worth
thinking about in relation to the flu
ture of these Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-12
THE CURRENCY.

Yesterday Messrs. Bishop & Co.
and Messrs. G. Biewer & Co. gave
notice TO the Chamber Of Commerce
that they Withdrew from the arrange
ment made some time ago to accept
silver certificates as the equivalent of
gold. The Chamber met to consider
the matter, and addressed memorial
to the Government on the subje
the contents Of which are withheld
from publication, pending receipt Of
reply.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-12

An Indian paper says +: Few sportsmen
have the good fortune to kill two tigers,
as if they were mere quail, in few seconds.
Mr.. Charles Barlow, of Mussoorie, is one
of the fortunate exceptions. Lately, when
in the vicinity of Khiree, Mr.. Barlow, who
was out after tigers, bowled one over with
a bullet from the right-hand barrel of his
rife; Just then another animal rose and
received his Qaietus from the left-hand
barrel.