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ORDER or MARCH.

- HEADQuARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH
nxas No 80 Camp on Bear River, Utah Terry
phhS' w. 'o' June 10th, 1858.
The army will continue the march tomorrow, and
daily hereafter till arrival in Salt Lake Valley in the fol
lowing order each command being followed Immediately
by its train, and proportion of the supply train
Brevet Col c. r. Smiths Battalion, constituting the
advanced guard, at 5, a m. 1861
10th Infantry and Phelps Battery at 8. 10, a. IN.
5th Infantry and Reno's Battery at 40, a. IN.
Col Loring Battalion of Mounted Rifemen, LIST Cav
airy Sd, 9th, and 7th Infantry, at lis, a. m.
Volunteers ut $50, a IN. sg. .......#.
I'd Dragons, constituting the rear guard at 7, a. m
Commanders Of Regiments and Battalons will order
the guards for their respective trains.
The Headquarters will be with the advance.
BY order OF Breve Brigader General A. s. Johnston
II. j. PORTER,
Assistant Adjutant General
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few weeks since William Iaycock Of Bradford Eng
land undertook to walk ten miles and throw five tons
weight over his head in the space of two hours He ac
compshed this extraordinary feat in four minutes less
than the time In the first hour he walked six miles
and threw half owt. over his head 100 times
three story house South Main street, Richmond
fell down the night Of the lth instant, alarming al
most every one living IN the immediate neghborhood
Tho occupants had all moved out having been warned
danger by the previous settling and breaking Of the
foundation walls.
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CHARLEs,s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN INpORTED.-Thi
distilled In London from sound barley under the surveillance
British excise laws decatey favored with ncure Of the
juniper berry, and the valuable restoraves
table Kingdom rendering IT, in the opinion Of tho most
cal the purest and safest smuant durec drink
delicious delicate
from other Gin aud devoid Of that harsh
ders the article known Holland Gin Scbnapp
Though intended medicine
generally OF Dyspepsia Gout Rheumatism
Collie Cholera Fever and Ague Structure Urinary
tho Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility &c. the
weaker will find bS its adoption distress
which frequently delicate
DR. Valentine Mott Of New highest Medical auihcr
ponounces CHANSS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only sureroS
any Other but The best article Of the kind he seen
peculiarly adapted TO settlers in the southern western
States as wei for travellers
For sale quarts seventy i've cents and thirty
by all druggists uierers and
OF limitations Buy only CHAESs NONE OTHER rs srt,pTsp
May be had in Washington OF Brother Droiel tsst
EDMUND q, CHARLES,
Importer, No. 20 broadway, New YORK
Mar i4-1y 40 Broadway Nsw Val,
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THE ARMy AND NAVY.

The following Is an extract from a letter written on
board The United States steamer Fulton, dated Pensacola
July
''We arrived here this morning from Havana making
the run from Moro light in ffty-two hours We will
coal ship in this port and leave about next Thursday the
Sth, for Portsmouth, N. H. where We will reht entirely
for the river Platte ia Paraguay South America 10 set
tie the difficulty pending between that country and
The soops- Of war jamestown and Macedonian
were cruising OFF Havana when we left"
The sloop-ofwar Germantown Commander Page ar
rived at Hong Kong on the 23d Of April from s1ga
pore.
The Steam-frigate Minnesota Captain Dupont sailed
nom Shanghai for the Gulf of Pecheli on the 10th of
April
The new soop Of Pensacola now building at the
Pensacola navy yard, is progressing finely. The Era
that the braces all in the breast and after hooks
all inserted and the work Of planking is commenced
The last session of Congress appropriated $500 900 for
the completion of this work in addition to the 5000 900
previously appropriated; and this is amply suif
Gent for the purpose there is danger appehended
of scarcity of funds. Her materials Of the finest
quality, and have doubt that when completed she
will do honor to her builders and be well worthy to bear
the of beautiful city We understand that the
naval contractor hopes to be able to launch her in April
next
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VXTANTED--Prnters and Editors--Thc propri-
wv Of the well known and weekly paper Tho urs
Soutbernc about Missouri would like dispose
the Office and This opportunity only paper
OF the kind in the South and the only wealthy
county Population the about Apply
- RICHARD EDWARDS,
Boz 1927, Baltimore
A be sent to wishing 70 Eeoit
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TEACHER WANTED-The trustees Of the

TEACHER WANTED.--The trustees Of the
Il Rockville Academy, in Montgomery county Md,
gage permanently gentleman qualified principal
sutuion and proficient in the latin and Greek
personal interview with the candidates. as 10
their scholastic aanmens together
character, will be required.
Applications viii be received
when an election viii be made FOR the ensuing
the LIST Of september, = 70 =
The Rockville Academy endowed incorporat school
The principal receives soo from the
nhhs u the tuition fccs.
Tue town OF Rockville Is miles
turnpike with daily communication
health, and possesses many social advantages.
BY order OF the board RICHARD j BOWIE
July 3--3aw4w Secretary
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BAIrIMoRB AND Quo RAnRoAD-A meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of this enterprng railroad company
held yesterday morning. The receipts of the Wash
ingon branch for the month of june. s9s lsl So;
for the month last year. sse,275 81. showing
increase Of 81 $50 OF.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BEDFORD SPRINGS.-This well-l1nown and do
ID hgha SUMMER RESORT viii be opened for the reception o.
visitors 10th OF June nnt the LIST Of Oober
The spacious buildings year fully
Completed the whole establishment has bcen furnished In
peror style and the accommodations win be OF character not
celed any part of the United States.
The hotel under the management OF Mr. A. @. AfS,
10 ha
the amplest assurance Of comfort and kind treatment
other aocess Is deemed 10
state a passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chambersburg.
10 supply dealers
and individuals with BfDFoD WATER by the barrel oaboy or
IN bottles al the following prices, at The Springs, Wa
For a barrel mulberry ................. 81 90
For do 3 90
FOR Y do mulberry . 90
For x do oak 2 90
Carboy 10 gallons ............... 2 20
bottles ~ pint, per dozen 90
carefully prepared purchasers may depend
upon receiving the fresh aud
All communications should be addressed 10
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
June 3o-d4w Bedford county, Pa.
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WYE ARE DAILY PLACING MANY FABRICS

w reduced scale of pricesa entire stock OF robes
(o this tion fabrics all
spring ks with all Of other light
stus generally for which the demand with the
This inducomcnt, added tho
fabrics all departments dry goods
favorable opportunity securing really
at the moderate
One price only marked in plain Agues therefore purchaser
overcharged.
opening any will ke paid in
(selement by win apswer prior opening
PERRY K BROTHER,
Central Stores, ~ west building,
July 15-10t'f opposite Centre Market
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Inc package of four thousand seven hundred dollars
roObed from director of the East Haddam Bank Con-
necticut, Mt the American Hotel in Hartford ON the
Iith ut, has been recovered 1t found by officer
Ghambulin, on Moses NJ Fuller waiter in the hotel
lhe money belonged to the East Haddam Bank who had
puered one thousand dollars reward for it's recovery
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TnE UNITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REvBw.--Tlis popu.
lar monthly published in New York. has been laid upon
our table 1t contains admirable biography of the
late Hon Thomas Hart Benton with splendid steel en-
craving; convincing paper tho Visitation and
Search of Vessels :; and Other interesting matter We
commend the present number to the attention Of oul
readers
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THIRry-Two SrAns-We recently adverted 10 the fact
that the first flag displaying thirty stars that had
noticed was that at tho flag staff OF the George Page,
whilst conveying excursion party from Fort Washing
ton. Tho Alexandria Gazette informs its readers that
such flag raised by the Hydraulon Engine Company
on the 9Th of July.
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p0ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
III LADlts-.fTonch and Englsh. Washington. ID O.

Principal-Donald Macleod A. NJ University, Glasgow.
The next academic will tho Monday
tember, and end on the soth day Of June following.
For thorough literary culture social
elementary instruction and the efficiency
department, 10 N unsurpassed
The highest class will be composed rst
others who be equally prepared
course in science and literature For further crc
9-pSsywedSs,,
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TIE DISTRICT REcMYyT--There to be settled
determination the part of the District volunteers Off
and men, to bring about thorough reorganization
Yesterday morning mentioned the movement of the
Washington Light Infantry and we are authorized to
say this morning that there will be meeting of the
field, staff and company officers of the regiment on Mon
day evening next at the residence of Col Hickey
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rJ,HE FAUvUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

miles Washington Possession having been
rgained tenant establishment will be opened
june direction accommodating supenend
and reliable, courteous assistants.
viii be order accommodate tho
guests regain high reputation Springs Tho
Orange Alexandria IA O'Clock the morning
in the evening, 9k, and 2,
day leaving Richmond also twice thus anordng the most
yenient mode o
The will be per day, x2 week. $40
ending
children old under IL hafpce also
halfprce. THOMAS GREEN.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON VA
Row. r. H. PHIIIIPS, A. ~, Principal.
Rev. J. c. WHEAT, A. 81. Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors Teachers.
1NRUSTEES, Rt. Rev. w. Meade d. d.; Rt Rev
Il j. Johns d, D.; Rev, j. A. Iataue, H. H. smith, Dr. F.
Stribling VIM Kinney, T. j. Niche p Powers, Crawford
VISITORS
Row T.. z. McGure, d. d., Hon. II. C. L. Moncure,
Rev W Sparrow, D. D., Prot. John b. Minor,
Hon, w. c. Mves, A. IT, aperton ESQ
Hon. w. Ballard Preston, VIM NJ. Blackboard Esq,
Hon George w Summers, David W. Barton, Esq,
Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, Tazcwell Taylor, Esq
Hon. John Letcher, Doane.
Hon, George w. Thompson, III. Towe ESQ
The buildings erected for the purposes Collegiate
stnte commodous and elegant situation
and beahunes remote from the temptations cities
surrounded by refined society Its organization
embraces different sections OF the Southern portion
the confederacy.
The session will commence the Goth OF September
Board and English tuition music Ian
guages drawing, nc, extra
Circulars with full information upon application the Prn
cipal, Rev r. H. PHILLIPS
June Io-eodzm" Saunon, Va.
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TUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Net February l. 1855, toss oos a5 Secured
bonds and mortgages Of hrst class.
frpdercks Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary,
Y Garrett W. D., examining physician, l6a Ninth street
Pamphlets
CHARLES DE SEInEN Agent,
Juue 22--d6nls No 507 Seventh street
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DUTA BAGA TURNIP.--Just received from ID
Il Il LANDRErH SON fresh supply Of tho
Turnp sccd together with other choice varieties
Bird Seed Pressed Herbs culinary and medicinal descriptive
catalogue call at the s et.. aE.Re
AGENCY FOR I.ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
July 8eo3tThSSTuA 1853 st. doors Patent Once.
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"CuT ISrELuoESoK suggests that the sppellation Of
telegraph fleet to the vessels engaged in laying down
the submarine cable misnomer they thing but
feet, being decidedly slov coaches
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~ CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN persons
~ are forewaned during this hot weather
much cold water and order TO be perfectly safe
fortsb they should walk Sylvers Drug
and streets and take glass OF Hook sirup
which admitted by the daily visit tho
fountains to be the best in the city.
July 11-d2w
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NTEDDING PRESENTS,--To our already very
wv large stock OF and elegant ewey, watches silver
ware added goods
suitable for wedding presents
III W. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers
July Is s2i Penn avenue
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TTNHE CIVIL LAW OF SPAIN AND MEXICO
Arrang Tho principles of the with
references Preceded by historical Introduction Spanish
and Mexican law and mbodyng appendix the
important ACTS of tho Mexican mgess. by GUS Schmidt
vol, svo. Price 81, here. fore s..
July 10 fIANCK TAYLOR
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CCARCE BOOKS.-Cecilia; or, Memories of an
~ Heiress, by Madame DArbhy vols. 81 70
Camille; or Picture Of YOUTH by Madame DArbay, vols
81 rs ~
Letters of Madame de scvgne English vols =.
SlI.
Molereis Works, In English 0 vols. 80 so
Letters of Iiny the Consul by William Melmoh esq., vols
81 25 -
Nouvee Hcoisc, by Rousseau, in English vols, 50 25
The London collection Of plays vols, Svo 30
Montesquieu Spirit Of Laws in English, vols, svo 90
Burlamaqis Principles Natural Law English vos
81 rs FRANCK TAYLOR
July IS
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w ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION
INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY GEORGE
fNA ONCE on Main street next door to the Banking
Cole Sumner, a Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin. ArG.
am prepared to buy SELL regard
farms farming lands locate lands either
with land warrants Wisconsin
the selling leasing of lands dwelling
cry on comssion to make collections, pay taxes titles
collect rents &c,
Particular attention given IoANNG MONEY guaranty
TO loan real three
and to the
nual Security
than New York
20 70 100 per cent Interest legal in Wisconsin, high
IL cent, and In Minnesota there nw
All business and letters inquiry promptly re-
turns RENTED, by mail Of the country
Feb l7--om GEO. FAINAM.
He refers to the following gentlemen Hon c. washbune NJ
Mineral Point Wis; Gov Alex W. Randall Madison Lieut. Gov
e. d. Campbell la Crosse, Wis; Hon s.
Iempeean, Wis Hon Theo Rodo Qccevcr s. land oey
Crosse, Wis., Hon d. d. Cameron la Crosse, Judge
do Hon Geo. Gall, Judge 9th judicial ccu Galevle,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

N l. DArnsll, Maryland ZIP Iio'aday, lady son, NO
Isaiah Porter, Boston Mass ~ Col II Browne, Virginia
4 @ w Hall, Maryland z Duyan, Philadelphia
A VIII do DR. @ Y Harris, Maryland
J VI Green, Charleston 81 John Robertson, do
Princeton, Eugene Bartlett CaIksbura
N Speed, Virginia EFF Baldwin, Charleston, 10
Hyatt, st Joseph Mo John Bartol, do
A Middleton, do SsR Pant, Alabama
Ames, Mexico Reuben q Kuox, New
VIM Newman, Philadelphia Miss Ellen Dun, Washington,
w Connor, Charleston Sc Edward Tearney, Virginia
T. Gilman, N g Ar N do Bodisco Russia
T. Norton do w A Wilkinson, lady daughter
Biyler, NY Baltimore
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TN the matter Of the division Of the rea

TN the matter Of the division Of the real estate of
William Mathcwsin the circrt court for Larcs county
ryiand, May term, 1855
ORDERED by the that the report Of the
ratified and confirmed unless
the Monday October provided copy
this week for three
published the District OF Columbia tho first advertisement
inserted two months before the first Monday in October next
July 15-1aw3w PlIF2 W. GatAIN.
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I,PISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
liz Howard, the Heights three miles
Rev JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rlctor.
Of this Institution will Wednesday
tho 8,h OF September.
The studies embrace full OF Ancient Modern
ggcs tho Natural Sciences Mathematics English Music Drawing
kc.
rcms $3.50 payable invariably semi annually ad
Sl25 at the OF tho $I25
the second Wednesday IN February.
This charge includes board tuition In tho regular
modern light fuel washirg mendng
short except books stationery and cloth End what furnished
to the pupil, '
Music and drawing extra charges. s.
Pamphlets containing full OF tho school will
those who it, Applications entrances further
nation addressed tho Rector O. Theological Seminary
county, Virginia."
July l5-1aw7w
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United States Hotel.

Fay To THE VOTERS THE FIRST PRECINCT OF THE
FOURTH WDNoce hereby that special election viii be
held Monday the 10th Of July 1858 the northeast
Sixth aud streets for member of the Board OF Aldermen
ward supply tho caused by the resignation
II. Goddard,
The polls viii be opened O'clock and closed at O'Clock
IN. . JOHN BOWLING,
BENEDICT MIBuRN,
T.. c. ECKIOFF
Commissioners OF Election.
July ll-6 Intel Star &Staes)
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WANTED BY A LADY, A NATIVE OF MARY
w land situation teacher OF Piano Drawing
Would prefer situation in of the southern
satisfactory references given Address r.
No. 81 W. Fayetc street. Baltimore Maryland.
July I4--dlw%
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MRs. KINGsFoRps SEMINARY FOR YOUNG

WI iADtS, NO AIS street Washington, exercises
:" his school ~h be resumed October 1858 Circulars Including
terms 6e nc, WIN be furnished application above al
u'sss' July l2-3awtocu
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FIRE-WOOI
July l4dtN

YT j. e. w. M. GALTS STEAM FIRE-WOOD
Il M aud general Fuel Depoavng taking the grounds
known Van Ness wharf foot of Seventeenth
thereon steam nrewood mills prepared
unryaed sawed and split wood which eectuay combines
and convenience, being to the
nothing Of
wood of the time by
maui those ntermnabe knots with which cellar filled
close n
purchased give satisfaction or no
sale . -
In coal department cannot be surpassed purchase
but the best article prepared by the
Is perfectly
enabling deliver good order Of the year.
t. j. & w. NJ. CALF
Offices northwest Of 18th and Cstree
Pennsylvania avenue, and foot OF 18th street.
July 14-dtr "s.
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Kirkwood House.
National Hotel.

w Rice, BALTIMORE Md Vim Dllcr, Lancaster, Pa
b G Reed do DF Harris Ohio
Polk, do Mrs Bancroft, Newark, Ohio
X NJ Beal Washington, &c Taylor a. lady, Baltimore
Alex ander Hill, Richmond, Va Hammond, Annapolis
Ii Mccormick, Chicago A Jeferds K lady, Charleston
A Hawkins, Richmond Va sc
II Barclay, Lexington KY Gale, Boston, Mass
Campbell, Boston + Wagner, Philadelphia
1gnaius CGrubb, Wilmington Dol l. Case, Newark Ohio
Charles L r. ster, Baltimore ALBERT, New Orleans
James Greenwood Alabama J Bourdete do
J Comslook, Jersey
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TnE RENOVATION OF MOUNT yERSoS.-Th ladies of
the Mount Vernon Association have solicited Mr. George
c. Thorburn to fake charge of Mount Vernon 1t will
be gratifying to the people of Washington well as
patriotic citizens esewhere to know that it is intended
to raise large fundas much $500, 900, ifpossble
the interest Of which will be appropriated towards beau
tyins the place fom time to time, the cultivation
of rare and beautiful trees, flowers (the seeds and
cuttings Of which WI be distributed through the
county laying out the grounds in the most tasteful man
ner, and in word making it the Garden Of America
Among other Improvements contemplated are the resto
ration Of old church the premises built by Wash
ngton which has long gone to decay and the building
of mausoleum to cost from $4,000 to $50, 900 We
hope the efforts Of these noble ladies will be crowned
with success and that they may accomplish all their I'M
derakngs Every lover of his country cannot but be
proud of these ladies for rescuug the mecca of Amer
lea from the ruin and decay fast settling upon it,
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THO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND PRECINCT
l. of tho Fourth wardNotice hereby given that special
election will be held Monday the 10Th July 1883 in the
the basement of the wing Of the City Hail.
member the board Of aldermen OF said ward supply the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of John H. Goddard,
The polls be opened at O'Clock and closed
m. RANDOLPH COYIE,
CHARLES b NAURY
GEORGE s. GIDEON,
July 14-dM Commissioners
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RpSAwAY HAcKs.--ou hackmen proverbial for
their careessness On Tuesday last, hack left in
the Of small boy whilst the driver was amusing
himself with some of his companions In the mean time
the horses became frightened and ran away The boy
instead of attempting to check them was anxious only
to make his escape. The hack dashed around the
Of Sixth street. and the tongue coming in con-
tact with another hack tore it to pieces This careless
has resulted in the total destruction Of the property
of poor man, who will probably BIO out of employment
for some time.
Another happened yesterday morning in front of
Corcoran & Riggs Bank. The driver mounted his box
seized his reins and the hores started Unfortunately
of the rens had by gotten around of
the horses legs and this of SGT him to kicking
The hack against some Of the water-pp and
one of the horses thrown down. The passenger then
alghed and the driver disenanged the ren and once
more drove off
BY such inattenton the lives of persons daily jeop
ardcd in Washington.
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IoNEss WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEA

TONES'S WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
81 Springs county North CsrolnaThese Springs
healthy pleasant the country
Depot the Raleigh railroad,
John NJ Wilson will and handsome horse
take passengers directly TO the Springs
establishment viii opened the reception
the 18th day OF June, 1888.
For board per month $50 90
week.
!" " day
Horses month
/" week 90
" day .......,.....
children under years halfprce
daily mail will be brought 10 tho Springs during the
JuXK 49, 1853 w. d. JONES' Proprietor.
7-2m2taw
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[ HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH,
( Camp on Bear River, Utah Terry,
! June 10th 1858.